Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-17

promlSee 10 furnish his remarks TO the COMMITTEE, as
soon as his leisure will permit His accumulated cor
respondence during his absence and his other does-
TIC avocatons, will probably prevent HIM from writ
ing out his Semarks for two or three weeks But
SO soon as they are received We shall lay them before
our readers, when, venture to say, they Will nc
perused With no less delight than instruction. Mr.
Clay concluded his speech by Wish, that the flour
ishng City of Cincinnati might continue to increase
IN extent wealth intelligence and population IN
commensurate degree With the skill, enterprise and
hospitality of her Mechanics. We give the substance
oniy-not the very words
| 1t being shutdown when Mr. Clay concluded his
speech, the company dispersed without giving any
| volunteer toasts.
! We understand there were upwards of seven hun
dred tickets disposed of for the COLLATION.. When
MIR. Clay commenced speaking, the gates were
thrown open, and the citizens rushed into the Gar
den. in great numbers. We cannot pretend to say
how many persons were present. We have heard the
number variously estimated at from thousand to f
teen hundred. D,rng Mr.. Ciays speech, he was fire.
quenty interrupted with cries fbravo, cheers, and
other manifestations of applause. When he ended his
remarks, general burst fspplause made the "wel-
kin ring The crowd Immediately rushed round his
person. and he escor ed his rooms amidst large
! number of his friends and the huzzus of numerous
| boys.
| We subjoin the regular toasts drank at the Col.
lation, and the letters of invitation and acceptance
which passed between the Committee and Mr.. CLAW.
INVITATION.
! CINCINNATI August Q, 1880
To HENaY CLAY, ESQ.
| SIR.--A respectable number of The "Mechanics
and OF her Working Men" of Cincinnati have depucd
us COMMITTEE TO invite yon TO partake of Public
COLLATION. with them, tomorrow, at o'clock, at the
Appalachian Gardens. They wish you to accent this
token of their respect for your interchangeable and long
Continued eHor:s in support of the Great National
Syssem of protecting the Industry of the country; and
rs an evidence of their undminished confidence in
lyou Us man and as politician
I We are respectfully,
| Your obedient servants.
! Human Watc,n pb,Iin ynunp S.p,,,I (roo,.},-
! L. w Hartshorne, John Young, Jos Walker Oil
Yer Lowell, Alex. IL Grew, JAS Comfy, a. M'Apin
| NJ. Lyon. Saul. Reed, P. Evens, Saml. L. Hon
| medeu, ]. III. Perry, John Stout John Williams
| II CravenI James Ward, William Tiff, Thos Law
son, George Hull &c.
/! REPLY
] CINCINNATI, Cd August, 1880.
GEMTLEMEN'-i accept, with great pleasure, the
| invitation to a collation. at the Appollonan Garden
rhch at the instance of respectable number of the
Mechanics and other Working men of this CITY YOU
have done me the honor to present; and pray you
Ito them of my teful sensblty to this dis
tingushed proof of their hospitality, and friendly con
sderatlon The value of this compliment is greatly
/ enhanced By the motives which have prompted tt
The successful prosecution of the arts in this wonder
tn city affords strong evidence of the wisdom ofthat
system protection to which you refer With an ar
dent wish for its continued growth and prosperity
! am, gentlemen, your friend
! aud fellow-citizen,
TO Messrs Watson, Young, &c. &c.
| TOASTS.
| I. The National Government of our country. A
soody tabr'ch of which the people were the con-
o'1So''' they are competent to preserve their own
woIk. Hail Columbia.
2. George Washington. The signs of the times
indicate the necessity of looking to his example, and
% 1e'n nt M ms precePts. Drge.
ty, and the nursery of Commerce and Manufactures
The West is bound to them by the strong ties of
aihnity and OF common interest. Yankee Doodle
The Middle States: The Girder of the Ma
ionai soJtce' ny which the different o0rSt firm
! " net9 toSseer Pennsylvania Quick Step.
5. The South and South West. Though scasDed
from the pivnabtine by little untmcly heat thew
are TOO Soaad and '0eiS seasoned to snap apart when
| springing them into place.
| Hurra for the Bonnets of Blue
! g. Fhe Great West. In Union, she is strong: by
disunion, she isshorn her strength.
| Cincinnati Quick Step
T. Vhe fresiuent OF the United States.
! Presidents March.
| g. Our Valued Guest. 1t is his highest eulogium.
that the name of HBsex CLAY is inseparably associa
tea win the oes interests ofthe country their as
seItet ahu ADVOCATE Lafayettes March
! O.. Internal Improvements Whatever multinlies
the facu tiles ofconmerce and Of social intercourse
strengthens the bonds Of Union 1t must be Nation
al and entitled to National support
Speed the Plough.
10. The Tariff. 1t has enabled the planter TO grow
cotton, and the merchant 10 build ships, the farm er
to improve land, and the mechanic to erect manu-
factories III gives life and activity IN peace, and
prepares for strength and energy in war. Ut can
| not be abandoned whilst the Union endurcs,
Industry Must Prosper.
| II. Public Men. Valuable as instruments for
bringing beneficial principles into action. To distiD
gnsh them for aaght else, is man worship
Star Spangled Banner.
IL, Party Spirit 'nonSter" when it Furnishes
men FOR an honest expression of opinion. aud when.
In the support Of men, induces sacricGce of prn
cple. Rogne's Narch
~ Madison, Monroe, and John Quincy Adams
NAY their evening Of life be calm and cloudlcss as
the morning was suspicious, and the noon rcsplen-
dent. In the down hill or IL
MR.. CLAY IN CINCINNATI
during the short stay of Mr. Clay this city lie was con-
S'aniy, when in bis drawing :oou receiving the visit,
cry class OF our citizens large number Of Jacsensns
caedo pay their respects him Several prominent Jac
son citizens were entirely disamed las they literally ackrog
ecse) OF ihcir hostility, by his aaby freedom Of couyersa
' ano satisfactory 3nswers questions popounded to him
20 nonuay morning he visited number Of the princjpa
manufacturing establishments IN The city and The e1
zed Turnpike up the river when moi devo,iny HE , -.
the public, ne cJntin,,alv a,,akn- of the 6o;,
friv nffsrj Il