Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-29

ing allotted to them an evidence of the hoh admi
raen which the disinieresed and patrio,ic conduct
OF the editors OF the public journals of Paris had ex
cited. Besides several handsome silk banners with
appropriate devices and the Association dis.
played beautiful tri-coloured flag of silk an account
o ehe subsequent disposition of which will be found
oeiew. long line of Associations now succeeded
comprising the various trades and professions Of The
c'y Each OF these Associations had Its DISTINGUISH
ing banners ond badges, tastefhly decorated ,y,tJ
the frencn national colours, and presented verv
handsome and imposing spectacle The Juvenile
Associations came next, and were Succeeded h. III
interesting, uniformly dressed corps of vop,bs &c
Mount Hope Institution, under the CHARGE of tb.;.
preceptors Mr.. Blanchard's beautiful Eoues,r;.n
S Gorpsi with Its gay trappings and decorations,
brought up the rear of the Second Division
Inc orator OF the Day, the Hon. William Writ
ana zen samuel Smith, rode in handsome baronche
VIII groons IN attendance on each horse. The ven.
and General Wan Mcdonald, also rode in haro, ohI
and Jour, attended by grooms Then came ,ho ~.
tives OF France and descendants of Frencbmen saat
one hundred In number, with beautiful aIL h aDout
and trl-coloured decorations This featmr. a eh
procession presented itself to us as one of nacl;a
lterest-for assuredy If any portion of those r,ho
nad especial cause of pride and gratica
at the events then celebrating, was thew Of whon
we are now speaking To a personal epne.ranaa
and character highly respectable were added TINT NO
cuiior expression and department which evinced how
deeply their feelings were interested in tho oco..
which had thus called them forth The nra
was terminated by the body of the CITY Cornora,on
including the Mayor, City Council, and subordina,n
The streets along which The procs.,
.hronged with thousands spectators and nou
s;no R.1iuo ~, even 10 the roof After traver-
o's nsr"ore reward, Franklin and CaIver, stra.t,
1t arrived at Monument Square where 49, s.fee.s,
nad oeen made tor the ceremonies NJ csIai..:
L.. 'a'eu terrace at the east end of the Court
House was occupied by seats for the severe, h: iS
invited guests, including the French citizens In ,h
us y, tue terrace rostrum erect ed. the side.
w M.:,cn "erS formed by full length portraits NJ
LAT
OF Liberty was elevated Immediately over the ro,.p
VIC nass Oh france and the United States disnJay
una ~ s extending crosswise above it. AT each
wing VI '"e terrace was erected pedestal and g..
c'ai pillar decorated with military standards m
o.s VI tue Piars were inscribed the names of The
of Enc ' .ne aeoafation OF Independence The flag
states the other The intervals of the baImst dc I
wee" tue wings and centre ornamented with
approPfiate trcooured decorations o., th. G..
OF 'ne ros'rum III circle of blue, white and rd w
'is i",oTing inscrption-"La liberte ct Ia Erocas >,
AS lne difierent bodies composing the Processin,
reachen the Square, they arranged themsejv.s - ~
uer IN 'front.' Oh the terrace. The Chairman of The c..
RAJ committee then rose and announced to the ct;
ems tnat oeing now assembled to express their sen
hents III relation to the recent Revolution ira rron
'ne meeting was duly organized by the apnointmcns
Oh neherai SAMUEL SMITH Chairman and JouNS
SKINNER, Esq. as Secretary. "
| Mr. WRIT then arose, delivered an Address ,,
~n al tne force beauty and eloquence which belong
half IN the delivery, spoken of in The ve U' ana
S oy .nose who were fortunate enough to hear it We
early day u spreading " before our readers
the above was wIttsn learn the Committee
io p"ocation and that he has consented To- furnish
me Committee, we learn, print in pamphI,
er some introductory remarks, delivered in an animated
tioo General sh. the address of the of Bal
w. ~ ".e TeoPte OF France, read Mr. SKSSyR
we nave been unable obtain copy of the address tnr
Inc ceremonies terminated by an,ro
pirate music from the band the rear of the 2os
@ ihe oinerent corps and associations marched 10 tber
fns places OF assem6lase and dismissed
eieuit Is oue 10 Col JOHN Thomas,
which their duties performed. 0' ~
| After the conclusion OF ceremonies in the s, H..
Socaon OF f5ners was escorted the dwelling of Fl NILE
Yasers, and the Mechanical Volunteers Here the he
son1a @ standard borne IN the Procession by Printers
ana announcer OF me same Kind born the ranks of the Frst
Baltimore Light Infantry corps presented to Mr. Ns
nH b @as of hs e medium Of transmitting them
and that of the First Baltimore Light Infany h. FRS, C'
the First the @ e. NE Gsa
Guards m s '"'sn' Oh Nationai
:, we understand from the Vermont Aurora, that
Mr.. Crafts was elected Governor of that State bv -
small majority, on the hirty-second ballot II ;s
doubtful who will be elected Senator of the Uuited
states, IN the room of Mr.. Chase who declines n
reelection. The Aurora contains the foIjowne
paragraph: Nat ,o,,run1
'Fhe Jackson men at Montpelier are fierce for dr;-
Wig bargain with any party We learn from IN
authority that they had the PRESUMPTION
TO otter to vote for Mr. Palmer for Governor IL tho
Anti Masons would support Mr. Bradley for IT 8
senator ie Is scarcely necessary to add that the
proposition met the dgnifed rebuke which it richly
merIted." 1870 " ''y
GENERAL WAsHiNGTON.-The watertown Re-
g'ser says; Ii Is fact not generally known to Amer
mat the father of this country held the office of
Marshal of France, under LouisXYI at the same tma
mat ne was performing here the duties of Lieuten
ant 1enerai IN the Revolutionary army. He was
created Marshal, to enable MIN to command Rocbam
beau, who in rank q very old general and cnnis
only be commanded by a Marshal of France ~
a picture presented to him by the Earl of Buchan
was written. "To Marshal General Washington"
From The Cherokee Picnic
Many of the people of the United s,,tes MI
tnink win Mr.. Forsyth that the Cherokees arc
poor deU,hs, may perhaps be surprised 70 49, -.