Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
From lie Philadelphia Inquirer, .a;oreu,Jer | ;
LATE PENN CELEBRATION

TIL Amsnciu D.iy Advertiser has published the
Official account Of the cpmmemoraron of the IL .nd
ing OF " Ham Penn" ON the day of the i4Glh an-
niversary. last month. Mr. NoRRIs gave as a toast
'the birthday of Gun happy and prosperous common
wealth. Nr DUpoNcEAU proposed 1.-The memory If
WILLIAM PEsN" 4 letter was read from General
JACKSON. accompanied by toast to s'Genaral LAr.y
ErTE; The comoatriot OF the immortal yVAsuIxeroN
and the champion of h5cr.y in two hemisphere. ;"
The President Afi he r.,' cd 81 a,es was tha~ ,.ao
I'd g., II, rom CHAnrrs CAp OF Carroll. -.
ness and christian good will tn the whoc family of
mankind" Mr.: SERGEANT presented letter from
Chief Justice ~ aHsHALr., which followed by u
compliment t. that dts nisiad Juiqr end the SUI
preme court of the United 5 atrs Mr. C. J. IN
GEnsoLL presented letter from JAMES Madison
embodying the toast, "The immortal memory ot
: Penn who suoducd the ierocy OF savarcs by his
virtues. and enlightened the civilized world bv his
institutions" Mr.. INCERsoLL then rave ..J.Nrs
MADISON, survivor OF the Trainers of the constitu
ton" letter and toast were received from Mr.
ADAMS Fhe sentiment was, The North American
Unlon Bound together By the thrcefo!d Pennsvl
vanian cord, not easily broken-Vrtuc Liberty and
Independence" TO this response was given.
" JoHN Quincy ADAMS: The illustrious son Of one
o. the most distinguished founders of our ndepcn-
dence himself ripe scholar, enlightened states
man and devoted patriot Mr. RAwrr present.
cd letter from the Right Reverend Blshop Wu,rr
enclosing the sentiment, Perpetui'y the religi-
Gus establishment constituted by ViLI.as: Pyyy =,
the first ac' of the first Legislative assembly of the
province Of Pennsylvania" The religious establish
ment' here so appropriately and Justly compllment
od is me establishment of perfect feedoni equal.
I ity and liberation Of Gil sects and creeds NJ
WHARTON read letters from General Hester Mr.
Shulze. and Governor Wolf respectively cnclosng
sentiments. That Of General HESTER is as foi.
lows: wi
the hnnness the hrohery love enn-ay n on
c",zsns and II cannot fail to produce good fruits"
| The sentiment of Governor SHuiZEls-
william renn;-Iie planted n fut.bearing tree on rood
sIouod: Nav his posery ca, Of the product and become
humnnc and WISE as he was
Thai of Guv.rpor WoIF IS
The pure and upaduered prncp!es Of ceace of ,ea,o
and ofnsht upon which Penn founded HI, government,
hey he universally cherished and become Of all gov
ernn'en's which the spirit ,dor, now abroad in The Gid
IS about 10 regenerate and to reform"
Mr. Wharton then gave, THE Governor OF Penn
sylvanias "
Mr. G G. Bidd'c then offered 1.-THE ST. te of I,onisi-
ana and her distinguish ID senator's who now honour
US by their presence" TO that Mr. Livingston, af
ter an appropriate speech, responded
Ihs memory of the enlightened legislator who in mudern
ZINES Tcduced the punishment of death 10 tho nauowes,
INNS May no totally abolished by the wisdom and human
Mr.. G. ingcrsoll gave albert Gallntin. the M.
thor 81 The first erea, report Internal Improve
Hlsnt MIR. Gnllnln nude his ACKNOWLEDGMENT in
Few remarks and gave "'Thc memory Of Franklin
Az Dallns then presented ottcr from, the Score
'hry of state, iinnsmiitng tho sentiment
o souhnef OF Pennsyvsnia aud his Indian Policy an
iecied benrvolenec - " " 'P " '''"'
-, Mr.; Dallas, in response gayr Martin Van Buren,:
nc lavoHte son 81 our gIeatesl gate; successfully
illustrating The union OF omenity Of nonners vigour
! OF intellect and purity Of patriotism"
ni Wansey read letter Tod 81 from the Sec Of
the Treasury the toast is ' ="
EeneIa'on Tor the memory Of public bcneactors The need
/ % patriotism aud philanthropy To wisdom aud virrnc
toasted. 10y " WV '''''J' was 'ne"
read iyy Mr. Page. w ' VIM" way
WAY 'hs ie'elna feeling Of the Penn Society extend s
confederate republic ~ ~ WV
! Mr. Page lbsi responded ne follows
O"T Nav The 81 Gre soil and the uy;ds Of C,.
pope Lysty branch thereof honour 10 the nation
NJ lngerso read letter from the attorney esne,aI
/ enclosing the sutjoined sentiment:
=, 'e tfeenen Of Pennsyvsnis: Successors Of William
Penn aud legitimate Lords Proprietary o. his voodao I'D domain
elofe we avdnce Of civilization red man dfhe forest has
reiIed rom the grave Of his IL re dictate Of hu-
| manly 10 depiore the fesnlti"
" ngcrsoi aier speech conroverng eoundness OF
INC position taken in the respects Tie Indian policy Of
our government, gave r' "