Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

March, large assesnblage of citizens ,f U,,.,s
oo wm snn .. tue eouay several invited guests
mong wiom We're the Hon. John G.. Wright of (lbio
and Ar Everhart Ia distinguished subaitcrn ,iurInu
the Revolutionary war; also individuals from E'rcJ
lek county, and Virginia and Pennsy lyania, amount.
ing IN alto about 200 sat down T., a ,unsr
N honor of Mr.. Clay at the-tiobe Inn NJ q 49,
Col David Schneb.y acted as President ass;s,
cd oy Samuel Hughes, Esq; ud Col John Rlo c;ford
Us wee PRESIDENT, assisted by DIR: Frederick Dor
sey. The entertainment was served nm i'm s,i,n,,
aus STYLE ard was ahogcthor worthy of Tho OCH
SION. Aher the clot, was removed, the io!lowiny
toasts were drank
ToNSTS. !
! !. The new Administrations Elevated IN ,,o 81.
ton thcy now occupy by the voice OF The American
people they nave right to Tie support OF very rood
cithen' SO tar us they deserve ii. We will Judge
thcm oy their measures :,
?. LET US never dcsp7;r of the American Ropnb.
thc." h'P"o-
,. James Madison. who so li',olv to upacrs., and
or SO competent TO expound the Constitution as the
| :. The Virginia Minority. Increasing wit, ~.
growth OF sound principles in the Ancient Do,n;n;n0
May 1t yield noildng 10 lis opponents, but lis pre-
sent name. 80
The Chef Magistrate of great and powerful na
s;seia never ns''Fe in party feelings" Juck-
b. the PANAMA Instructions 'Thosr who have
been loudcst III their denuaciation are Now . irs,
20 withhold them from The eve Of the peo,lc ,hsc
must and viii have light.
4 nSt IN
cover ana the ao!cst 10 advocate the true policy inf
tins coun;rv-dnmestc manufactures and in,c.r,sl
hNpr"Vements--Nhi lSt wecRioy the countless hes.
s9gs that How from this policy, lie; us not be unnind
! Hi @. the man 10 whom are indebted Tor them
| Alter the burst of applause which followed This
toas, MI Clay rose and addressed the company with
much ieci,ng anu liz his accustomed, manner ~ Coz,
Siderable length We aga.s express our regret that
we cannot present to our READERS more than \ very
imperfect sketch o. his observations snr re.sor Al
! ready ASSIGNED. -
| After expressing his warm acknowledgements 20
thc people oil Washington couatya county m which
nc lad many Personal well as political friends aud
winch having furnished bin with his he:tor h1lf The
companion OF his bosom and the mother of his chill
dren-and his obligations to the whole people OF Ma
ryiand, Tor the numerous evidences of their attach
nleni and confidence, exhibited in resolutions and
addresses emanating from their public inoetnrs he
proceeded to remark upon the allusion inthe toast
it was not Mt time ar occasion, but Fit were he
ocheVeu IL ccIid be shown, that under the policy of
protecting our industry, the commerce. naviya;;on
ana revenue or the country had increased instead of
'S ruined as the foes OF that policy had predicted:
tt the onIecs OF consumption had not increased in
PRICE out cInle to the consumer, better IN quality and
al lower rate: and that especially rreater arount
OF the raw material OF cotton CONSUMED and tie
Pce OF twas consequent by better upheld than if the
projecting policy had not been adorted These yyere
the results of the principle of companion WHICH b,,
creatng markets of demand and supply at home ne !
Wen us abroad, produced here its invariable effects
nat the wealth of the whole country was auompnt-
denlahle ~ w. ''7 ,
Believing in the existence Of the power Of the ron
Gu ;Vtrnineht TO improve the face of the country
Tor national purposes, specified or judisnonsobI, NO
cesSrv by the provisions of the constitution he ue
yer oid or could doubt the expedency OF its nrudent
exercise: men we survey vast and wide sDread
territory, yet almost Wilderness separated bv inn
InenSe chd-'ins OF mountains ntcrsecfed nv rivars
pouring INTO different and distant seas how could hs
doubt tine proprety o: policy which socks TO correct
'neSf alternating t'niences, and TO make us an uni
ted, homogeneous and indvisible peopes
Mr Clay touched on late poli' icai events Acopi
escchce was due to the will of the majority; and no
sincerely hoped that the prosperity Of the cnuntrv
"oula roman, under the administration Our
we c'n never surrender, whilst life rcuiains
we cannot gvou or attachment, to- I;horty and tn
those measures OF national policy which nave hitbcr
10 commanded our hearty support But he bo,ed
lhat no ioctions or passionate opposition would he
MADE to the new pdb!ic fupctionares let them
have fair trial Let even hope that oil our !ears
may prove groundless. Let the ,Indisturbed indJ
ments OF those who lately differed from Us as ven
our own be exercised. on all the acts and measures
~ government. H. in some OF lis incipient move I
mens, we perceive symptoms of some of the danrorz
winch were anticipated let us be patent, and [y,ii
Tor further developments. lie was sure those yvtor,
he now addressed would BE- the las, 10 conor,n ,Io
exl:tng administration l. K cv;ucnd that it;possccssd
ordinary human value and intelligence much less If
u showed that 1t was endC;!cd it'll angelic anaI-
tiles. 9e''T 1''+-
Mr. Clly cxpsliatcd on several other toni-s ,,5
q
OF the greatest o. all blessings hugian libertv In
spite Of all the rars vit,. sometimes rshed nm liz
mind nc ardenty hoped that 1t you'd forever rcrtin
The possession Of this most incsfif1obi, If all bo
imposed oil rs several high obligations The frs,
"asto guard ana de17d i against a daugcrs, proyi-
mate ana remote, ccrsin and cnutinrcnt and eslv IN
transmit y un'mpaisrd - our postnri,y as we have
receive = rom FILTERS.
Nno'hcr obligation, VII - inp lssg way r. ORR
UP our icfyeht prayers Tar e SUCCESS Of every ohpr
NATION Confronting for The blessing The publi.
opinion and the Intimate connection between ali nsri
", tlc c,rls.n World sanctioned ho indulgence and
expression Of sentiments N bcbalPor any one tbo,
Frug2hng Tor u ius' rights. This was moral srn
port wilch might be rendered even in n season at.
war without violating the duties Of neutrality. 4
gallant hgh'spiFhcd, generous and uncalcsla,in,,
nation wa now coufenlun for frrcflolu on tho ,ib
81 sue 81 me Atsnlic' That whole nation rave Us
It's warnIest Tmpathicr ard many Of i,s eaa fo,,I,
ny Tue sih' ~ die IONS o. r1cr. when we v.ro
coniendlag tof orr liberty. In Offering The serl;
leht "hclh o 1Q0an' ~ propose NJ dol not merely
CONFORM To au injunction at ps'icr md humanity h.,
ne acted IN obedience to M impulse of pratu1e II