Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-05
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ihE hhCEfIioI' OF MIR: CLAY In PHiLADEL-
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The reception OF Mr.. Clay in This city, on SATURDAY.
last, was brilliant sTr throughout. Such conpii.
meni, under the circumstances have been parcu.
iarly gratifying. Mr.. clay should be remembered is
ho'nng more thin private cizen-is thrice defeated
Candidate Tor the Presidency again before the nao
pie Tor that Office and has, therefore, no favours of hoon
or emoiument TO hesow. He was welcomed heartily and
enthusiastically by the citizens philadelphia because
tney admire his talents honour his pa;rion and duly
appreciate his services 10 the republic No other man in
me country Out oil Office, could have been in
similar manner-not even Daniel Webster himself Av
had General Jackson been in Mr. Csys stuaion-bad he
been defeated at the last Presidential coues-he might
nave passed through Philadelphia lime after time and
nave found but lew indeed ready and willing TO do him
honor, How complimentary, therefore, the reception OF
The committee of twenty. one appointed At the recent
town meeting, together with number of citizens having
chartered steamboat for the purpose, proceeded at half
Pas nine CLOCK on Saturday, from Chestnut street wharf
from his lodgings TO the boat. ~
shortly alter the departure of the boat from Bristol the
uo;np"ny SAT uowh 10 sumpuous entertainment, pro.
vided on board OF herDavid Paul Brown ESQ presiding
and Messrs. Lancaster, Naglee White AMI 'Remnoo's'
acting Vice Presidents |'''"'S'
Alter dinner, many excellent sentiments were given.
ana, In reply TO toast complimentary of him. Mr. Claw
made brief but very eloquent and happy speecb-Ds
vid Paul Brown, Esq. also toasted and made speec
In his usual eloquent and iurcble manner Henry
Spackman, ED preaced a toast complimentary Of liz
marks ' 'e
After dinner, the jest tho song and the kipdest feel,
less restraint OF manner, than the distinguished guest
=, Mnen The boat approached the wharf Kensington
the arr was rent with shouts from the crowd there as
sembled, and the huzzas were enthusiastically repeoed
when Mr. Clap appeared in the barouche which had been
PfSrded Tor hn and bowed to the assembled multitude
The cava!cade headed by G. W. Jones' ESQ as
chairman oil the Committee of Marshals. He was follow
edby about one hundred gentlemen on Observation-Disclosures
came splendid barouche, in which Mr.. CLAY, the Hon
John Sergeant, his honor, the Mayor of the Civ and
Matthew Carey. Esq, seated. long train of ba
rouches followed after, occupied by the Recorder Of the
Councils, of Tho
rangement, &c After these again, came another long
tram oil mounted citizens, and the cavalcade closed with
al array oil carriages, gigs, SC.
The appearance of the whole procession was indeed
imposing. The windows OF many of the houses before
Whch IL passed were occupied by females and long be-
bore the barouchc containing Mr.. C. had reached The
United States HOTEL thousands of persons had assembled
ST. e eager to get glimpse of the distinguished
statesman Here again lie saluted with loud and re
Peaeu cheers. Saturday was indeed proud day for
Henry Clay.-Inquirer. "
. BALTIMORE Nov 90
Mr.. CLAY arrived in the city Yesterday afternoon II
ie Philadelphia Wednesday morning and arrived AT
wilmington about noon, where he received with de.
onsWauons oil marked respect, and escorted the Town
Hall We learn that he Subsequently par,ook of cola
ton with the Hon Mr.. Mulgan Representative in Con
gess, aud In the evening he sat down the Hotel TO an
elegant supper with company of the citizens
re iei wilmington yesterday morning. accompanied by
esss Evans CoOch and Finley, the special committee
RON baltimore, and arriving at New Castle, locomotive
with several carriages found in waiting to convey the
party over The railroad to Frenchtown Here they EN-
parked on board the steamboat engaged for the prpose
and alter proceeding about ten miles down Elk river thew
were met by the General Committee which left this city
yesterday morning, aud which were Transferred 10 the
other boat. 49,
During the passage Of the boat to this city, a sumptu-
Gus dinner was provided board which was followed
we learn, with the Offering of and sentiments an
PToPfiate TO the occasion. The boat reached Bowlys
whar-which was filled with spectators-a little after
Tour IN the afternoon, and landing, Mr. CLAW was
seated in an elegant barouchc and Jour with Messrs
Niles, Johnston and Mayer and conveyed TO his IoJo
lng al the City Hotel, the other members OF the com
miitee following III train Of carriages.
Inc nags oil the shipping displayed at the mast
head throughout the day. in honor of the
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3O--Col. CROCKETT, whose me.
moirs we recently noticed yesterday land s probably
YEP al Beltzhooyers Hotel wkere he attracted good
dea' OF attention He is singular has a great hJw
OF sPs, and delights in quaint sayings and anecdotes
lie IS oil course an amusing companion.
Great numbers called TO Mr.. Clay Yesterday and
Ior two hours he necessarily engaged with visitors
Clay. , ~ 'P'''' " WIS
mr. Clay yisied by invitation. The Front Street Thea.
He 'as eVehng-and was received With enthusiasm bv
respectable and crowded audience -
ooI' IIoGSe was also at Tie Theatre by invita-
uoD, ana dd not fail 20 attract sten ion
Mr. tlay, accompanied by tic committee NJ arrange
Chronicle. " "b'"