Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY.
ORDER OF CELEBRATION.

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 procession will be Gormsd a, Parks Hotel at II o'clock, under the direction of the Marshal of ihe day and proceed under Military Escort down Yves, and \ up North Streets, to the Congregational Church, whore, nIeer music from the Band, and Prayer, the 8 selarasion of Independence will be read, and an
 Ion pronounced by Mr. c. w. Saunders, of the
 l7Ice.. Alter the exercises at the Church, the
 n wi move down South-Sirest and re-
 alkS' Hotel, where dinner will be provided
 |.b may wish to par rricpa,e. Guns will be 6r-
 sSpnexiou with the Regular Toas,s.
 ORDER OF PROCESSION. .
 alshal of the Day--2. Military Escort-3. Band
 tusic--4. Orator oG the Day and Reader of the
 ata,ion of Indepeadeoce-5. Presde"t of the y supported by Assistant Marshals--6. Vice Pre- I'tnss of she Day--7. Committee of Arrangements Res. Cirrgy-9. Elderly Gentlemen-lO. Citizens ksEsraly.
 Ladies will be admitted into the Church at 10 o'clock, and w beurnised with seals by Assis,sH, MarshaIs. M GF Gentlemen wishing to dine are requested to procure tickets the Bar the morning, before the pF0ccssiah Ts fDrmed.
 By order cfthe COmas;t,ee ef Arrangements. Yhs P,esids,a's Tour.--.'rhe President reached Boston on Friday the 2lss u visited various parts ot the city on Sa,urday--on Sunday was uRwe, and on Monday much so to be obliged to call in physi. clan, and confne himseifto his He calculated 10 start for Salem Monday, but did net go uniiI : Wednesday. On that day he lef for Cambridge, where the degree of IL. D. WAS conferred upon him by the Faculty of Harvard University. From Cam / bridge he proceeded 10 the Bunker Hill Monument, where an address delivered to him by Hon. Ed ward Everett He then pursued his journey to Salem, hnt account of n1isposi,ion obliged to forego the pleasure of freceivng the attentions of the citizens, remaining in ,he procession, but was driven with rapid,y to the quarters provided for him. Mex, morning however he had euf6cieny recovered pro- ceed on his journey. He then Jeff for Lowell, where he was met by large concourse of citizens and sol- deys; among the prncessio" were upwards of 25OO young ladies, all dressed in whe walking foor abreast, and making very beqrtifd display. The Presideo, left Lowell an Saturday last fer Concord, N H. where the Legislature were in session waiting receive him. The sresident expresses his high eradication at the man. of lis recep,ion in the various places through which he has passed, aud at the apparen. prosperity ~of ihe whole country.
 Dinner to Mr. Webster at Cincinnoti.--Mr. Web
 
 his western Previously to his reaching ,here, he had refused all invitations rendered him to par take of public dinners At Cncinnati he calculated spend time than ai any other Place-and ac. cordingy accepted ot an invitation, large commit toe. consisting of aLeut thirty of the influential ci,izens wahoat dislHetiO" Of party, appointed wait upon him. Speaking of these testimonials of re. aGee. to Ms. Webster. .e National n,eligsnccr
 
 any may well be proud of receiving from his countrymen. No savish obsequiousness to official power; wrc,ched hlgory of party blind idoIairy of mere civil popularity military achieve M+nt mark the spontaneous offering by the People of CinciHnali, without distinction of party. Go do honor to the great New-Englaaler, The gro"ad on which she offering is placed is purely national and patriotic II s for his deuotion Co khe stability of he Un;on that Air Webster s honored by the whole-souled people ahe West. It is consong find ,ha, there is one eify continent, in which party spirit is contro- led and governed by national pride-a sentiment ex- aisag and eheishins she character of those who act aner its influence"
 k On t,e 18th ult. the festival held. Upwards of 300 of the most respectable ezens sat down to che dinner-,ariy feelings were discarded-harmO0y and union prevailed-alI classes joined i6 yielding to  rM and talent ,her just awad-and the scene passed of with much pteasan,ness Among the ,oasts drank were the foIlowing:
 Our distinguished guest, the Hon. DauieI Webster --1he profound expounder of the Constitution. ihe eloquent supporter of the Federal U0oO, and the uni. form friend and advocate of the Western Country. The Press-When conducted by learning and pat rOisR, National 5essiHg but in iis lice . curse all mankind.
 Common Schoois-New England has taught us teir value in the fruits she has produced from her nurseries of scrnce.
 Ihs Fai,--Whie they are for Union, we defy the world.
 By DanieI Webster. 7Re City ef C;ncianas;. beautiful illustration of the oOpeEaon between na- iure and art. May the prosperity of her citizens be commensurate with their b0spiial aud enterprize , By Wm. H. Harrison. Daaiei HeGster. The ,rue represe aiaiiye of the character and mamners of his country. Skilled in all the Abors of a farmer (hs original profession :: he s able instruct the Chief Jusuce OF EngiaNd in he principles of the law which are common to bo:h countries and compete with Lord Chancellor Broagham, any other Lord for ile palm 0t elOqueHce aud eKpaiuinR the nrinci. Pses of" Good old English I.ibarty."
 Seni by Lady. Daniri We6ster-
 Westward the Eastern has bent his way.
 May more ihan- empire bless isa cloudiess rav.' By T. Walker, Esq. Daaiel Webaer, Tue Dauiel ot his aSe He may be amoHg Lions, as mamy as 70" please; but sseu there will you fad him the mas ter spirit.
 By Marcus Smith. The Constisution Of the Uni,ed uoas and corrupt: when assaiied by such may ,bere ever be toand among the People DANIEL ,0to can Sase,prst fhe pyitinR
 By Samuel Fimdiay. To him who ve.,erd.v came