Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-03-09
SdauntOn Spectator.

THE 22ND AT BALTIMORE.-At
Baltimore, there was great civic and mill
tary procession an Grafton, by j. H. b.
LATRoBE, Esq. following the reading of
Washington's Valedictory Address; Corpo-
ration Dinner, sc. The venerable CHARLES
CARROLL, of CarrUlton, the surviving
Signer Of the Declaration of independence,
was stationedat the door of the second story
of his dwelling, surrounded by his family
when the citizens passed him uncOuered amid
the toacing Of banners and martial music
The whole scene is said TO have been inter-
esting and impressive, and we can well be-
lleve it.
AT WASHINGTON CITY.-One hundred
guns at sunrise announced its hundredth
return, since the event which rendered the
day dear to every American heart During
the day, the banks, the shops, and other pla-
ces OF business, were closed, and all the or
binary avocations suspended. At eleven
o'clock, Divine Service was performed, pur-
suant 10 the order of the two Houses of Con-
gress. Besides the Vice President, the Spea-
ker, and the Members of the two Houses of
Congress, as large a number of citizens at
tended the service as the Hall would admit.
The Volunteer and Military Companies of
the City paraded, and being joined by the
elegant Company of Philadelphia Volunteers,
on their return from their visit TO Mount
Vernon, the whole repaired to the Capitol
Square, where they were reviewed by the
Major General of the District, WALTER
JONES. In the afternoon numerous COM
pany OF Citizens, public and private, partook
of splendid Dinner at Barnard's Hotel
The day was closed by two Public Balls
one at Carusi's spacious Saloon--the other
at the Masonic Hall--both of which were
numerouSly and brilliantly attended AT
Carusi's all the Representatives of Foreign
Governments at present in the CRY attend
ed ; and OF our own public men, we observ-
ed the Vice President of the United States,
the Speaker OF the House of Representatives,
the Secretary of State, many Members of
Congress, and anumber of distinguished Of
ficers of the Army and Navy.
TPHILADELPHIA--Th was grand
procession, extending three or four miles in
length. The members of the various pro-
fesSiOns and trades were arranged III order,
with appropriate emblems. Some ofthe lat
ter were at work on cars.
From every direction we hear of the day
| having been unusually honored.
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Iacendiary Publications Resolution
was adopted, by the Legislature ofAlabama,
at lis recent session, in relation TO the sup
preston ofpublications Of an incendiary ma
ture, in other States. The Resolution au-
thorizes the Governor ofthat State to open
a correspondence with the Governors ofthose
States in which such publications have been
or may be hereafter made, for the purpose of
procuring the adoption and enforcement of
such measures by the proper authorities
thereof, as will prevent such publications
being made and circulated where they are
and that on the failure ofany State on such
application 10 make use of the means which
such State possesses TO prevent the making
and circulating of such publications, such
failure or refusal will he regarded by this
State as evincive of spirit hostile to the
friendship and good understanding which
should characterize sister States, and as in
imical 10 her peace and safety.
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