Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
DO ESTEC.
Volunteer I'Oasts at the Dinner to Washippton
Irrinc.

Irring.
BY the Rev. DR.. Wainwr right. Our distinguished
Guest--in all the pages which ha has written for our
instruction, amusement and delight, he has put
forth no line which, dying, he would wish to
blot.
BY Gen Santander, the President of New Grena
da The city OF New York--distingusled by her
commercial activity, honored by her patriotism
ana Illustrated by the witings of her intelligent
BY 1t. Gov. Livingston. A freeman's duty and
ireenan's prdc--to defend their liberty promote
virtue, and honor genius.
BY Chancellor Walworth The triple emancipa
ton of mind-from the bonds of ignorance and
superstition, the chains of civil despotism, and
from the iron letters of moral degradation
by Gen. Scott. There public of Lettors-thc on
y one which gives to its members u passport to III
countries and to all hearts.
by Com. Chaancey. The memory ofWashng-
ton.
BY WIN. A. Duer. The memories of Addison
and Mckenzic-more strongly associated through
the meduM of that living author who combines
their excellencies.
BY Judge Irving. "Thc feelings of the heart,
which may be conceived, bat cannot be express
ed"
BY the President, Our distinguished country
man james FcnniInore Cooper, Esq.
BY Judge Hoffman. Louis McLanc the friend
to our Guest--Endearad to his country by his public
virtues, and equally distinguished by his private
worth in all the relations of domestic life.
BY X. X. Ward. Henry Clay, the friend of
his country.
BY James X. Paulding. Old times, old friends
and old associations
Ly lie Roy De Chaumont. James Madison
Equally conspicuous III Literature, Agriculture,
and Politics.
By Vice Chancellor NpCoun. Our Countrymen
Alike distinguished at home abroad.
BY Guest. General Lafayette.
BY Ogden Hoffman. The only useful Absentee
Who gathers the intellectual treasures of other
lands, to embeilish and adorn his own
by j. w Francis. Columbus and lrving-The
one made known the now WORLD the other its
BY r. e. Sands. The memory of Anthony
Bleecher, Of the companions of Washington
Irving.
By Mr.. Gencr.-The last good luck of Column,
his late historian.
BY Mr.. Hone. The health of our countrymon
Mr.. Newton, who during his soi.,urn in Europe
had been the warm personal friend of Mr. Irving,
and had by his talents done honor to our
countryl
BY VIM Morcein.-Washingto Irving
The illustrous hero whose he bears, and
to which he does honor achieved the liberty and
secured the prosperity of his country; distin-
guishod guest, has by his genius and virtues, shed
lustre on the literature and exalted the name of
America, i'll the estimation of mankind.
BY Gentleman.-Guan C. Vcrplanck, a laborer
on the vineyard with our Guest
By Archibald Gracie--Croakcr s. Co.
By Captain De Pcyster-"Jonathan Oldstyle"
put to sea with fame at his mast head-his Bio
grapber comes into port under the broad pendant
of immortality.
BY Mr.. Price. This History of Columbus--a
fliai Offering of the author to his native land.
BY Mr.. Chas. King. 1t Alex. SIidel OF tho
u s. who, with the skill of sailor, and the
taste OF scholar, has illustrated the voyages Of
Columbus.
BY MIR. Handy. Our Countryman, Washing
ton Irving, like the great original whose immortal
name be bears, has won for his country unfadng
laures, witch will he transmitted from sir to son,
til the last hour of recorded time.
BY VI. NJ Noah. The Dutchman's Preside, -
and It's able and patriotic author.
BY r. NJ. WGtmore. The autiot of Thanatop-
sis and The Aecs-lhe favorable Judgment of his
own countrymen has been sustained by the un-
animous verdict of foreign criticism.
by Mr.. Sullivan. Our distinguished Guest
May he also bc distinguished for founding the
Irving Literary Fund, for the honor of his
country.
BY Mr.. Jas. Lawson, Sumrel Rogers, The po-
ct and banker-thc friend and admirer Of Amer
lean litcraturej to whom guest dedicated a
volume Of Of most distinguished poets.
By Charles de Behr Holland and Belgium
May they be united by the tic of friend
ship, and father aud son never contend i'll oPpo'
site ranks.
BY Mr.. Jesse Hoyt Henry Wheatou--thc
accomplished author of the Workman.
| BY J. Blunt. The Memory ofCharles Brockden
Brown-''Yc men of genius tread lightly Oh bis
asbcs--he your brother"
BY w. z. Hnwcs William G.. Bryant--a kind
red spirit Of our Irviug-tlcir names arc bound III
| the Same book.
| BY William Leggett. JAS. Fcnnimore Cooper.
| BY VIM. III. Maxwe--May tho homage TINS
night rendered TO genius and literary attainmcnts
prove an incentive TO the rising youth of the coun
! try.
! BY James Watson Webb. Our countryman
| Charles Robert Leslio-Jike distinguished
guest, the productions Of his genius during long
residence abroad, have done honor to the land oil
! his fathers.
| by WIN. Turner-Tho return Of Rip Van
! WinkleS-"Why S1ro enough 1t is Rip Van Wrinkle
it is himself! Welcome home agaiD, old neigh