Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-01
DOMESTIC.
RECEPTION OF MN ~

BosroN October 22-Agreeabiy to previous arrange
y,serday at the Exchange Coffee House. and pro-
ceeded TO the Roxbury ine Al half past three in the
'ernoon Mr. Clay arrived at the ne in the Coaches
horses and accompanied by his family and Messrs Wal
ter, Haughton and Coolidge the Young Mems Delega-
ZION to Providence Mr. Clay received by hearty
SheeHng' anu alter generous welcome hy r. &. Win
'h'op E.q the Chairman oil the Young Mems omuit-
ee' he took sea, with that gentlemen in barouche,
10y o'r white horses and, followed by the rest oil
me COMMITTEE IN carriages, nahked by Marshas horse
back, under the direction OF Mr. Stephen Rhoades Chief
Marshal. aud by number OF other carriages
p.oIeeueu through Washington, Boysion Winter State,
anu aud Cornhl the fremont House
Toe Young "en's Committee then accompanied MIR.
Clay TO" room provided Tor hat purpose, where Mr. WIN.
hiop made very handsome highly eioquen, speech
welcoming Nr tlay to the Civ To This Mr. Clay re-
pied mat It was extremely gr,irg him he recciv-
Ell IN 'his manner that his intention when lie left
nome purely "a private ciuzrn and rather AVOID
ing, u possible any public notice but that he had, sine
ne came this 81 OF the mountains, been aiken possession
", Wy warm hiends whose attentions aud civies he did
"o Zee Jusuncd M refusing tie also stated that his p,
sem ulney had no poll ca object, whatever, pa pre-.
seat OF tuure, aud that he ie PRIDE in coming second
ue 10 Boston, place eDdeared by many r.coec,ions
10 ne received with so much coria,y by its young men,
Each member OF the committee was then personally
introduced to Mr. Clay, also the Marshas after
%n'sn ',e uoors communicating with the next
'oMn open ana Inc company were received by another
committee, OF which the Hon. William Sullivan il chair
man. and number OF Mr.. Cisy's personal friends.
MIR. Sullivan welcomed Mr. Clay by a few remarks ex.
pressing The satisfaction Of his friends seeing him among
hen and stating that il their Intention TO Je,aS
hi ater the a'gnes OF the day, from the reposc tina,
ne would De lkcIy TO wsh in the bosom of his family: hut
that on future occasion, his friends and the public AT
large would be glad TO tender him all the cve in their
power. " w
The Young Mems Committee then retreJ and h. -,
cewed the congratulations Of his other friends
he Young Mems Committee then adjourned 10 the
Exchange Coffee House, the following resolution Al,
unanimously passed:
Resoired, That the thanks of this committee be pre
sented TO II C. Winthrop, ESQ., its Chairman ior ,le HI,
his1
cd the wishes OF the Young Men of Boston and in hi;
speech this day conferred upon himself and them so much
honor. ' " ''e"
After making such other arrangements "a ve,. ,r j.,
necessary The committee Courier.
A.. OCTOBER 81
OF people attended al Faneu Hall yesterday to win,
The reception OF Mr. Clay aud sske hands with him
ne was very fine, aud at early hour every
par me nan anu gallery was crowded AT little after
twelve O'Clock, noon, Mr. Clay wa. uced by the S
cre'ares OF the Committee OF citizens the platform pre
pared Tor the OCCASION when the Hon. William Sullvan
1hs"an Of me Committee delivered short address. to
winch Mr. Clay replied; the citizens then paid ,heir
!" tSs oy n, and the assembly broke
same Committee " company VIII" tie
On Tuesday morning he visited the Hon. John O. Adams
S"ncy, and IN the afternoon waited upon nv the
mayor aud Aldermen. AT noon on w etnesdav he wash
""duced 10 the citizens Faneuii Hali-an
Psee-,Ong since designated the cradle of Liberty
ive,l
within lew days past, accounts of various mee,ing and
movements IN different parts OF the country on The sub
zee. OF internal improvement. We suboin condensed
view oil some Of them. ''u
ne memorial and address, ordered by the late nee,,o
hn, :, ~ 'avor OF constructing sloop and steam
way OF me susqnehanna river, have been prepared and
puoshed 1t has not yet been in our power to give
an insertion al length in the American. The Address IN
e people OF the nied States is designed TO yindic,,e
me Claim oil the projected work to national cb.r,c,a
Inc population on the lakes already vast in number and
fapiuy increasing, have sufficient navigabe o,,i,
m'.mh our borders The prodigious exerons of Gre,
Britain TO improve the St. Lawrence river hY az
the Rieau and Weand Canals by which ,,,ha .a
Scoops communicate directly between Montreal and the
@ are considered as alarming indications of design to
~ .I '."Ia Of that i,nm.nsa country ,yi h;, 81, W
"s a.. "nui IN ume OF war, to command the navigation
~ ue Lakes and the whole northern frontier Of The
United States This general view is enforced h,, ;r e
r"ions oil the danger OF suffering a foreign no,v .,
acquire such preponderance, and the absolute
~, for national Defence OF coun,eracne Ih.a
halohai means For this purpose the Susopah,n.S
% t Tor various reasons, abov all others
Ia ,he hrst place. It is direct route from the nrnc
uoch yafus' ana naval depots and the Capital of b ;
through he centre OF the country to SAT. and nrs,i
@ pI, On .ne Lakes by it, troops, munitions of war
CIV s'ooPs couiu De transmitted in or three d. ava ,h
,aey. ne ADDRESS states that the Susqueha,,na h
oeen professionally examined, and in two instances ,h
aod ut mercer pronounced to be within the mean,
anu Po"e' VI ne operations OF single State "TbA en-
Ps revenue oil The general governrne mt for a spg, %
!, supposed he amply sufficient for the consiruc
Won OF mis- great national work. The money eYnan,oI
IN The Conveyance Of troops, ordnance &c 10 pIueu
during the late conflict with Great Britain ,,'1
completed IT. The Memorial to Congress reiers,es ',e
same views, more in detail and presses for Am "a Wv
hon from the funds of the nation " " 'PPioPria-
IN Virginia The efforts TO complete the ubsc,,,;o, 70
ion.i,' u'er anu henhawa improve mens are zsa
IL aI AS now stands, the capital required
Is nearly made up. The State has taken Com iu''eu
nc s.ocS' ,he city OF Richmond has taken threa ,.,
c DahS OF virginia one tenth, and nearly anohsr ,a
mas oee taken by Individuals Private sIbsc rn,ions @
required IN addition, Tor little more than one t', are
p,rts o IN. near OF county meetings in various
paris paris o me State, TO make up the deficiencv ~
western part OF Virginia is also moving for ob;ec,
y, 's own In Shenandoah and Frederick 60,
"ee""gs nave been held and committees annoo,aJ
ge' up general convention of the counties W
Macauamized road from Winchester 10 Har,i.onh ;"
me convention TO be held at Woodstock in Nove,nbos
~ worm Carolina, similar spirit is shown A ra;,
meeting was held few days since AZ ar, iailfoad
hdneriDg notice was taken Of the Ro.noLe an n, e,
as hgny advantageous to that portion of the con,
as general argument in favor OF Internal Imnrova
may DC hoeu That this rail- road is said In have 81
ready tendency to check emgration ron 'I ndu al
a'ons s route The WaTenton Reporter says H., -"
~ commencement oil the work, ''many planters H.
is,nsa =, 90, 'oremove to the west but could moi
'Po '" ."en ishus on any terms. Since tho raii -
mas been finished they sell ON liberal terms
fer 10 remain. 'e'"s, Dut pre-
Il, n, Neweern, another town Meeting vas held at which
me Hon Mr. Castor Chairman and Iohn n p "n'c'
Secrelary-at which, alter general resoJ' ~ Dfyah'
nB "e legislature to extend liberal aid 10 tbe ;n,s,
improvements OF The State by rail roads to the x,a =,
SUBS OF footyhs OF the stock Of every iororno
ra'ed company, aspecihc resolution was aJon,n Po
company, open subscriptions and asnIv ar W ,o''n
ase nan Road from the waters of Beanior, haI, W
'he nelghboibood Of Waynesboroupb and . ooI 70
pass through or near Newbern D. ~ ""c" snail
Resolutions 10 the Same .H.c, 49, a,
were aooP'eo I'D The counties of Lenor and
ID georgia, central commune alton be,wosn S.,
anu me interior attracts considerable auen,ios %
PuV"c meeting was held in that city rccenIo IL, se
addressed by John McP. Berrien and Iuy, wheh was
ayhe' and resolutions adopted sfiru;n e. 'aneS W.