Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29

'ng allotted TO them as an evidence OF the high udni
ration which tho disnicrcsted and patriotic conduct
"t me editors OF the public journals of Paris had ex
cited. Besides several handsome silk banners with
appropriate devices and mottos; the Assoc aiion dis
played beautiful ri-coourcd flag uf silk an account
of the subsequent disposition of which v, ho ,nnJ
below. lung line OF associations now succeeded
comprising the various trades and projections of ne
city Each of these Associations had rs dis,in,,;h
ing banners and badges, tastofuy decorated ,,,i,
the frcnch national colours, ind prosented , yory
handsome and imposing spectacle The J,,on;,s
Associations came next, and were succeedcd r. IL
interesting, uniformly dressed corps of youIbs Of
Monn' Hope Institution under The charpe Of tho;.
p.ocept"rs NJ. Blanchards beautiful Eoues,r;,n
Sro,,p,,h, WIN It's gay trappngs and decorations,
ornusn, up The rear of the Second Division
me Orator OF the Day. the Hon William W..
,t u'iuei smith rode in handsome baroucbc
WI, ' I ~ attendance on each horse The Won
ana General WIN Mcdonald also rod, ;o t orr
ana Tour, attended by grooms Then cs,no ,i iI-enc
ives VI rance ana descendants of Frencbro, 81
onI "u'uIru III number, with beautiful silk bnnn,r
ana ui-colonred decorations This featu,, 81 ~
procession presented itself to us as ono Of vi the
"r's'-,or assuredly IT any portion of those 80.
Co"'poseu had especial cause of pride and ora,;;
, ~, u" ', 'nen ceeOraiing 1t was they of WHOM,
we arc now speaking To a personal snnaa MnohI
and character highly respectable were nddni r,ace
Cuiar expression and department winch cy;ai pc
oeepy 'helr iecngs interested in The oca.n' ow
rho
was terminated by the body of the CITY Cprno,o,,,
officer. '"u subordinate
,hronred with ,hn. winch the Procession moved were
ses were occupied even to th. 80 anu many hou-
"s D'iu""re, Howard, Frank lin and t,i ~. ,raVer-
had been ,,aJ. g., -. Sluar', where arrangements
nv zen mace Tor the ceremonies or ..It,.e "'s
Inc elevated terrace at the cas-, 81 ee,e oration.
was occupied by seats for the several h,, ourt
an,.a guess, including the French citizens. In III
1 a rnStr
OF winch wer" formed by fuI I.,.,k , ' VIC SIDES
ana Lafayette, AS large as life RI. ~ Oh
L Lue'3 WAS elevated immediately over IN. aP
"'' VIC naSs OIL France and the JJned CO.. ~
eG from slaves extending crosswise ahovo e'sphy-
W'n6 :" tue terrace was erected a pe,Ies,.I a., ese"
- v, S"r"'eu with military standards On RI. e,
: W ''e PHars were inscribed the name. IS -, III
SISners ot the declaration of Indcn.ndon vi me
VI .. FRANCE surrounded and that of Tho nag
80, we other' The intervals of tho balus,roIe t
/ '"NS" 'he wings and centre were orr,r,o..NLI
appropriate FRI coloured decorations ~ - WIN
y, "te Tos'rum, IN a circle of blue white on, '.ohc
''I "o wing inscrlPtinn:-"La hberte ct Ia Era.oI,;
as 'ue u'herent bodies composing the ProcsSs;
reached the Square, they arranged them.ic recession
ucr III 'front.' Of the terrace The Chairman of ,h Gu o
Hehs that beinS now assembled to exnreos -: o'''-
uHents IN relation To the recent ReyoIn,in -; sen
re meeting was duly organized by the apnoin,mcss
q. Nenerai SAMUEL SMITH Chairman and Jon.H g
0h,H"nh, Esq. as Secretary. -
Mr. WET then arose, and delivered q, ,da
~ ,n ,ne loIce beauty and eloQuence which hsiono
H.. III
,erlns ny those who fortunate enough ,o bss w.
Al e. we pleasure OF spreading before our readers
.e above was written, learn that the Commute,
aaangemen's have applied to Mr. Writ for COW 90 ~;
T 'oI publication, and that he has Consented ~ to
t. TIC Committee, we learn to print +, in ,onhI
nei some introductory remarks delivered in an ani.a,
] ny General SMITH, the address of the citizens of Raj
we have been unable obtain cow of he AnNNLh
p, ZION inc ceremonies terminated bv anne
o ue ulherent corps and associations marched 70 ,Si
Is PAGES OF assenblage, and dismissed '
GREAT credit Is due to Col JoIv TuouAs Ma,shsi i;
ana ms assistants, for the efficient and iudicious
whiah Their duties were performed '""e'
After the conclusion of the cerer,o,,es -, ,,,
ISOLATION Of Printers to lie DWELLING oI a. NE as
ESQ by the Fmst Baltimore Light Infantry the B,l,mo,a
laeeTs, ana the Mechanical Volunteers Here he
A standard borne IN the Procession by the p,in,s
ann another OF the same Kind born the ranks of m. go
Baltimore Light Infantry corps, were presented % M Ma
who was constituted the medium transmitting them -, PIC
~ '% VI e fines TO be presented General Lafayee
pany ofthc Fifth Regiment be nresen,ed IN & M ON
Guards -" Argument oil Nauona
We understand from the Vermont Arror, a..
Mr, crafts was elected Governor of that state nv
small majority, the Hjrfy-seeonJ b,IIo, ~
doubtful who will be elected Senate, IF ,bo IT,,
olates' IN the room Of Mr.. Chase, who declines
reelection. The Aurora contains the Eoiin,u',
paragraph: NJ ,'Oi""ih
"Phe Jackson men at Montpeer ore Goroo ., e 'At,
wing bargain with any party We learn foT, VI ~,
questionable authority that they had the presumn,io
20 Otter I" vote for Mr. Palmer for Governor - ~
anti SI ,Masons would support Mr. Bradley for U
senator. 1t IS scarcely necessary to odd H., -
proposition met the dgniGed rebukc which il rich
morited." ' ""''" II Tich
GENERAL WASHINGTON.-Ths water,ovn p
go ~ ~ IS TACT, not generally known to AmeI
,.anS 'na the father of this country held the ofE
MARSHAL ct France, under Lous'XVI, at the same &c,
wa wa, ne was performing here the duties of Iieptor
crs,,aJ ~, ~ ,ne Revolutionary army. He W.
Srea'eu Marshal, to enable him TO command Rosh
VINO IN rank was very old general, and conf
o"y DC commanded bya Marshal of France. q
was wti,,.m eSGrteu TO hun by the Earl of Ducha
=, iron" lie Cherokce P6euir.
many Of the people of the United State. -,
,",nh WIN MIR. Forsyth that tho Cherokees
P.o1 uer|s' may perhaps he surprised to learn tb
unong mem there arc several societies for n
spread OF religion and morality, and What 10 81