Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-19

81 tin'n. .hs ,,rlause, which followed this toast,
AIef .IsJ N Roux de Rochelle rose with
lad sa S,sI;or. and addressed the company as
I.oSs; Lro,ssL,rIoN.l -
,.n,o. The sentiments Of affection anu
t'en"fs sbich Won give me such affecting proofs,
esteem ,;,h gratitude. II was very delightful
i'll nc ~ cnl,iyate such happy relations, and
."ot mar, from you without expressing my sense
'i1 Ne happiness I have derived IRON your TREND
d. ,he interest took in making myself ac-
mp ;,,.J With those institutions which are so ra-
qa a, t,dins YOU to prosperity--and how graft
Fa! S.. brsn to me the marvellous spectacle of
i(ae %sJ vet vigorous nation, gradually advanc-
YO Sn", ,he shores Of the Atlantic towards the
g wv Of the interior. accompanied BY the pa
'fsO"e r;vilization. Agriculture, industry, the
San'O aor,l,. march in her train, and the innu-
S" wis., s~srms Of her population difuse life and
h,.I;,r in the remotest solitude.
IL seen assembled at this place the Repre-
rs and the Senate of this great Confede-
~. they sat in the Capitol. and the Iibcr roll
"a w., w,iers at their feet! A noble coincidence
go m;yht excite the fears of feeble nation;
", wh;ch is worthy of the high destnies promls-
d 1, your country.
" ~ arp The eldest of that family of States
r.S have constituted themselves in America;
.J,boorh scarcely half a century old, YOU are the
a., ancient Of all the nations OF the new world.
yr,r commerce. your navigation, your territory,
:, simultaneously extending themselves. and the
',bari,,aceoi three European nations which hrst
.,.,sl themselves OH the banks of the Delaware.
:, 6s Mississippi and ct the Mobile, forms at
~. d,y your domain. May the descendants of
William Penn, Lasale aud Ferdinand de soto,
n, C,reysr united under the projection OF the
anne laws, and ever see the American Eagle
.,iog above regions always flonrishing.
Ry III Rpux de Rochelle: \ Monsieur lie
Nave. Of Messeurs les habtants de Washing
-, mi nous ont fait constamment un 81 bleu-
valiant ct ii honorable accueii.
Tothe Mayor and inhabitants of Washington,
uh1se nands we have constantly received such
lind and honorable receptiOa.l
Music--YanSee Doodle.
gy the Mayor Of Washington: Mons. and
Madame serrurier. heretofore deeply EMBEDDED
n me American feeling. they are not less 81 nav.
Music -NarseillOise Hymn.
By Mr.. Van Buren,, Secretary Of State: The
dllamatc corps near he Government OF the U.
safes.
NJ. Vaughan rose and said, that, being the
slior member Of the corps, he had TO return
Alnk, for the compliment which had been paid;
aid that he thought he could not respond 10 the
wishes Of his colleagues, better than by propoS-
MA toast.
70 the health and happiness of the company
present. and prosperity to the City OF Washing
After the supper. the dancing recommended,
mi was continued till O'Clock.
-dSsB-
The Washington Globe, the organ Of what is
ilIed the Jackson Van Buren, party" has now
AIKEN decided stand against the preposterous
AID traitorous doctrines Of notification, We CO.
p he annexed paragraphs from The last number
dtat put. in exempliticatiOn:-
"Wehaye seen enough Of private letters and
phi: papers to satisfy Us, that Mr.. Calhoun's i'll
si,sed attempt to bring his private quarrels into
eyiSlc discussions OF the country. has utterly
tt'rrei all chance far his political advance
ncn, which his " auiifcation" had left"
4" he nniIhcatiOn party unite In the scheme
1Ae coalition, aud strive to PEI suade' the people
aihes DO not assail the President, but those To
Moo arts they pretend he is a victim. They
''ldhlve US to believe that he is under control,
Rouse they found on q memorable occasion.
0c 10 arthce couid deceive him. or any influ
'lssaere him from the great cause of the coun
Wand induce him To give his countenance to
tNieres'ed schemes OF partizans. however they
WI profess devotion to himself. The public
ave A"i hrso''en the celebrated MULTIPLYING Din
up under 'he pretence Of concentrating
glnclp'e, oF the Patriot Jefferson, and to
Ea uis patriot jackson vas invited 10 lend the
>~D"a OF hIs presence. TOasts aud speeches
We prepared to reco1 mend the new doc irines
''Nh the Vice President had committed him
wa me so"'h. aud tues were 40 artfuly dis
.NS' Ia the sarb of,tate rights, that ii was sup
Nr AMIDST The enthusiasm and applause of sur
'' -, trends, the President from sympathy,
.' a'cH the contagion. and unite in prociairh-
sT principles ct auiiihc alton, or in other
va" ne 'ight IF one state 10 dissolve the u
,1.eopy OF the toaSts were placed at the
:" We Presdent. that he might be prepared
l." 'ee spirit OF the proceeding; bat no
al ''lHe run his eye o,er inc paper than he
\, .,'' N me back Of il his own commentary.
- ~ his veto upon it. T,is was like the night
-. OF me enemy. on the Esd Of December
''>ea at oace, the politicians no sought
up mn, through the conserving feelings
'ich an occasion, b. us peremptorv
'as Federal Nitaoo mus he preserped.''
r, -.!'' moment Mr.. CaIhnun felt that his
d, ''s were out OF favor. Ard he resolved 10