Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-14


7oasts.
1. Our County. 1t owes its prosperity to
union, and its stability to government OF laws.
Q. The President Of the United States.
8, Our Guest. We honor him for his pub
lie services, and esteem him Tor his private v'r'
tues, ..
4 The Navy. Anchored in the affections Of
the people.
S. The Army Ever ready when duty calls
g. The Tripolitan War. ADD the brave tars
who first taught America to triumph IN her Ma
w. -, t..
z. The survivors Of the gallant band, who a.
chieved the independence OF our country.
8. The Mediterranean Service 10 America
The admirable arrangements which led TO the
triumphant exclamation, % We have met the en-
emy. and they are ours
g. Commerce, Agriculture, and Manuiac-
lures, the fountains Of wealth aud greatness -
equal rights.
10. The Constitution Of the Union. Like the
gallant shin which bears its name-it will Outlive
IL. Our Constellation. May it never be shoru
Of single star.
1e The voice Of the People-Iike the Grand
Lama, a power unseen. yet irresistible.
Is. The Flag Of the Union. - There's magic
in the web ont"
ByJ. A King. The Navv Yard at Brooklyn
With the resources of the first commercial Ct.
ty OF the Union in its front, with high spirited
and numerous yeo,nanry TO defend Its rear, with
double outlet at all seasons to the ocean; where
10 this country IS its equal, for great Naval
StatioD7
By the President. The Hull Of Old Iron
sides.
By Commodore Hull, after short address
New York-She stands proud monument al the
exertions, the enterprise, and the noble ambition
of her sons; second to none in hospitality and
patronage of merit, she is FIRST in commerce.
Its splendid bay and harbor, having capacity to
receive the commerce of the world. only requires
the aid Of government to render 1t equal to the
present aud future wants OF the navy.
By the Mayor. The little schools, that made
Comnadores OF little boys.
Bv Chancellor Kent. Our National lnstitu.
tions-It is wise to cherish them; it would be
madness to destroy them.
By Commodore Ridgely. The memory OF
gallan, New Yorker. Major Gen. Brown, one Of
the brasest OF the brave.
BY a Guest. The Universal Cause OF Free
dom-Ne have INDICATED it for ourselves here,
and we welcome to day among our guests gal
liant Spaniard. Who sacrificed all tor II IN his own
country-Don Thomas Gener.
By Don Thomas Gerer. The best appendix
of the United States institutions, the good sense
of the people.
Sent by Mr. Webster. The American Navy
1t has fought its way to the afec tons of its own
country, and to the respect and admiration Of all
others.
By Peter Schermerhorn. The friendship which
springs from the feeling. we love, and the worth
we admre-tlme cannot weaken, absence cannot
diminish it.
By MIR Jackson. James Fenimore Cooper
We welcome him home.
BY Mr.. Hoffman. Commercial Gratitude for
Naval Protec,ion-It Is as free as the wave, and
as flowing as the banquet.
Bs A S. Livingston. w. c. Rives, our late
Ambassador to France, the successful nesnoia
tor Of commercial rights, the able expounder Of
our constitution: May our happy country, in her
hours of trial. ever find minds to discern, and
6rmness to maintain, principles which shall unite
us more and more in good fellowship with each
other.
BY Gilbert Davis. Our Navy: Small in sta
ture. but, when insuted. awful to her enemies
By Dominick Lynch. The memory of Henry
Eckford, at whose word the Western forests fell
anu the Lake Meet UOateu. lhOugn the ilW'
bers be decayed, the Boughs which bind the
brows Of our Guest, this day are fresh and ever
green.
BY Guest. The Emperor Of Russian his
predecessor we had friendly arbiter, in himself
q constant friend.
BY Mr.. Guu'erneur. Our worthy representa-
tive. G {. Cambreeng-bound to all Of Us. by
official ties; and to many, by the strongest Of
friendly relations.
By George p Rodgers. Commodore Chaun.
cey, think in one Of his reports to Government,
states, that the Bar at Sandy Hook can be cross
ed by the largest ship Of the line-l will give
you "the Ban AT SANDY HOOK: may il ever be
bar to our enemies, and pass ouer to our
friends.
BY Mr.. Pell. Lieut. slidell. U. S. n, the
author Of "a Year in Span:" As an officer and
writer, he does his country honor.
Remarkable instance Of Longeuity.-W have
been furnished by friend with the fOllo.ing &C.
count Of remarkable instance Of longevity, oc.