Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
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fdyc''e CoV'"y Ii0.y DUmef, 10 ~. Guy.
TINS morning rs ultl the Hon. II. Clay, Sccreta
~ OF state, arrived in this place, Uniontown, on his
way 10 his former residence III k-n!uciy number of
the citizens of the county, in ties tmonv Of their ora
'nde tor his faithful and efficient services, in promo
Jug '"e great Cause OF the American SYSTEM OF do
''e,':c manufactures and internal improvements; aud
or ms peseHernS aud successful enrs IN behalf the
Ih"ocrand road, invited him to partake of a public
u'nneF at the Hotel of Mr.. walker; considering the
very Shoi notice, the dinner very elegantly serv
cd up; About two O'clock large company as many
us could DC seated in the sat down dinner Sc
'eri persons who had attended for the purpose of di
ning' were from want of room induced TO retire.
JOHN AENNEDf, Esq. was appointed Chairman, assis-
led oy JoHN III. AUSTIN, Esq. and JANrs Tom ESQ
was appointed Vice President and ANDREW. S,.r,,I
ART, Esq. master OF ceremonies.
After the cloth was removed the following toass were
ora am. WIN great harmony and good feelings:
The memory OF George Washington
Jefferson aud !tdans--Thc one the auLor tI,o ,,hor
the able advocate and defender of the Declaration o;
Independence -
The President and Vice presiden, Of the y State.
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PENNSYLVANIA and her politica! crccd-- Measures and
not rneu.n
General La Fayeue-Thc patriot and p,;,,r,,ro,;s.
he is an honor 10 human nature. -
Feccc and our sister republics ofthe Souti-Ptsirs
- '"e cause OF Freedom, NAY they prevail over
tyranny and despolis,n
The officers and soldiers of the reyoutiop-IVe ro
we're those who are gone, and honor those who remain
he American SyStem-inIerna i,nprcyements au
icu!tUGe anu domestic nanuacurcs--the source Of na
''oiai wealth national independence and The bund of
national union. ~ ~ "
Our distinguished Guest-The eloouent pni5,rr
and efficient advocate of The american system. and tp
iIlend OF liberty throughout the world
Mr.. Clay teu rose and in his own interesting and
eloquent style, Thanked the Company for the sentiment
us expressed, and especially for the association OF his
name WIN Chose measures, upon the establishment Of
wch, lie bad long believed the happiness and rrospetv
Of lie nation depended He then briefly and forcbIy
demonstrated the necessity of adopting those measures
winch would give TO domestic industry an efficient and
permanent encouragement. He most happily noticed
the contest OF 1924, for the establishment of That system
ana thc circumstance of leading man from YIipiuia
ing hh2y were then beaten, they would ever after
give mp the contest. Tie then stated emphatcaIIy that
we did meet AMI defeat them. lie glanced at tie
course Shce aNcn by that gentleman and by the enc
"ies Oh internal Improvements, aud domestic manulac.
lures; the friends Of that policy would again meet and
aud again defeat thcui for il was the cause Of the
country and the country would be faithful to its prin
c!Pies and to lis interest He then begged leave to
give toast
Oar American Sys'cm-Success to it against Al, on
position foreign or domestic; open or insiiions
1t mach 10 De regretted that Mr. CLAWS very short
stay prevented Us from getting copy of his address
or even note rom hin; for great Injustice is done
iin oy attempting 10 describe OF the peculiar ea
lures OF his eloquent and highly satisfactory specch
Afterwards a toast was drank to the Fair Sex, and
some Volunteers. "
by John Kennedy Esq.--The mer1,vy of the late
Chief Justice TIlghman
BY MI Samuel Trevor The Govenor of Pennsyl
vania.
! BY Mr. Andrew Bryson, !r.--Eentuclzy and her
c'tiZens-Free. generous, hos?ilabe AMI brave.
! Vii. Clay leh here early next morning for Pitts
burg