Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-03
CuAssRtAso, ALLEoHASy Co. hlp.. March %.
HON. HENRY CLAY

committee and several Other gentlemen who
POsesacd 10 Nr Punmcs Inn, six miles from town,
welcome him on his ARRIVAL in Allegheny county On meeting
Nit Clay a, Mr. Plnmcr's congratulated by Roger
of s" s D g aS
support OF those calculated their best inter
the Cumberland Road-tle Chesapeake and Ohio canal"
we measures ably advocated and supported by Mr.
Clay and which the prosperity of This section
cnuny-and for which its inhabitants owed him Their mos
s,xcn. gratitude He concluded by Observing that oucl
e;s 10 the West from public ii'c, hope you will again
phe!e" f''''''A "e''''
Mr. Clay, in reply, requested gentlemen who had me
him. for themselves, citizens OF Allegheny county
accept his respectful acknowledging the friendly
with which he was honored highly grafypr to HIM &c
ea that his participation in the measures which had beer
mentioned, had commanded their appreciation Ills arencv
e ese OCCASIONS was dictated by clear aud strong sense
"nat was required 10y the general good was satisfactory
20 MN to DC assured tina, tendency been 20
greatly obliged for the which had been in
regard to him. as the future Whether he should here
aei !a*e any part or not in public affairs was QUESTION
requiring many considerations weighed and among them
arising GU. OF the of his health should a,nelv
uchoeia'c on them all after his Whatever &c result
nSht be- he would always retain grateful recollection of the
ehay wishes ana sentiments which had been just expressed
O ms arrival at Mr. Steers Hotel greeted by the
congratulations of collection of his friends who
we're waiting ms approach to welcome him and express
on ahu attachment 10 his person, for his public and
worth And from the time of his the hour
,ho & , wd.e1 upon oy large number of ciz
"n ana county, all their unshahcr
confidence in his integrity and patriotisn.
n 80. o me czchs c tile town and county, down to
=, W s}emod entertainment prepared Mr. CLAW
ESQ "a
President, and Capt David Lynn aud John Davis Esn as VIZ;
residents After the cloth removed following toast
of tue Soi,iee we're drank, under the repeated pressor
Vi aPPopauo" oy the company
l. Our coun,ry-"Thc land of tho fro aud ,, . sc .,
brave" May it reul,in so " "
me ine'ory of Washington father of our counir,,
aud glorious example TO all others
j. John Quincy Adams-Nay he in his retirement en;ov nj
uc Tranquil blessings attendant the consciousness of lift
wen spent III the service OF his country.
l. Henry lay distinguished gucs,-1he firm and indie
huent true patriot and underwriting friend
toad the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and Domestic Manu-
iacures, deserve our warnest gratitude.
After this toast rauk-N CLAW rose and addressed On,
company for some me cxpaang several topics of the
os, and expressing under evden, feelings the deepest
tue OF Aeghny and the whole people of NIarvland
VINO MAD ever manifested towards him. and especially during
MS a'c Journey through their State most NJ
'chHent and unboundcd confidence Those sentiments ou
cneer ami s'ice his future life, whatever might the crcum
Stances dlng Tive regret that furnish mor,
M ana satisfactory account of the address, which being al,o
se.e eSIempoary and Mr. Clay being obliged by other Ell
saSeents which ne had made, proceed his Journey he
na NOV ,c 10 prepare tor publication He concluded BY
I"1erand Roa the best mode to preserve Constitution
s. The present Observation-Disclosures oucc ton, cham,
OF us, may it still cling o e'
g. The late Observation-Disclosures and paro,ic-u,,
y m their retirement from public life enjoy a eace NJ
mind, their public services deserve 'N -
The departed heroes OF the Revoluon-Peace 10 tbo;
ashes, gratitude for their services ~
Charles Carroll fCarrolonrh surviving ssncr of the
Declaration Of Independence
oVGHhE OF .nnit lives he blessed will, peace and plenty.
advocate, of the Declaration IN
tics, united in death. $4,000 10 p'i-
H. The Army aud Navy of the United States
IL Gen. ltayetteThe supporter of Iihe. and ,b.
early and md well red hicni OF our country.
~ The fair daughters of Columba-Tbes oc t.s. en-
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Benjamin. Tomnson (,vho no, being able n 10 rcs,
forwarded this sen,uneny-May the people Of Mierbany
"eysr want CIaY erect monuments to his praise
ton who ri" his country, engage in the struggle Iha,
su .l. Ie our Liberty ry aud Independence
The true friends of Internal! improvements the waters
of the Chesapeake and Ohio shall mingled for ageshe
s1uce OF prosperity and wealth Allie a,y, their names VIII
i've immortal IN the memory of our postcrity.
BY Daniel Cresap The Chesaeak. and Ohio Canal MAY
more rapidly than anticipated by its friends
by H. stidser. Henry Clay--The honest politician who
has bccn and is, canatcd yet his character stands
ted; may he reach his home unmoested
ny Gerard CrarS The National RoadThe great conncc-
ing INK between the East and West May e power tina,
by VIM L'nn Jackson RconnFc PIT the ms OFT and
i'y Martin zer Our WORTHY guest Henry Clay-AIay he
stand firm and erect amidst ell the OF persecution; and
may lac "a: last come out gold purified through the
'rnlcc Our motto shall ever be- internal Improvements and
by Robert Bruce Our distinguished gues,-Wc respec his
st integrity we admire his firm, independent and noble
<'lfitwe esteem him for the ronoto dearest interests
and hoior him because ne has grown gray service OF
by VIM. Reid Jacs;oa tran,to recall Ger. rar.
Son o Colombia and appoint Thomas l. jloore In, tune
BY Guest. limos Kenat1-rnc Kentucky seynep,vh,
aver being nourshrd and cherished made rcpud
BY A. g. Hcckrottc TIE Chesapeake end Olio Cam,-5la
It's completion be impc.icd ny local ealousics
BY R6b c. Nlceulloh The Gotus Of Libe,i.-I!cr finn
est supporters the republicans Of country.
BY James Black. Hon. II. Clag-LRe hrioh, evpriro
sum- returning to the Westat early dawn may his reIlreni
rays again beam upon from the East
BY James Stoddard. Hurry Cyny-Tbc true patriot of the
Nation From Clay and to Clay we win return
by Robert AIcCaTy The people of Allegheny cauno, be
81 blind 10 their interest support oposed 10
The encouragement of home manufactures is our neres,
BY Philip iignaH May the inhabitants Allegheny clan
me glad hand and never forget the great champion the
Cumberland Rod1.
ny Jas NJ G. Martin Johr O. 4dntas-The first of states
his equals
BY Richard Beai ne SIN oS Ae West-FIavinr shake,
Oft the caumncs ut mis- prosecutors Lion Of tie fore
shakes Tie dew drops from his nane, may hc now sgith
spir uucOnque!ed 'ani erOcr lper,ic. of his count
R, iot,r Napd NTa,-i E,e,..