Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-03

your estsem snee tionatsIy poured anon mo- h u
no, in fact an American Veteran. Haye not a, ali
umes in every situation proudly declared disci.
PIE OF the American SCHOOL, Am I not Washing, tons
adopted sonf Delighted atm, on this convival me ct
ing, to see such a numerous concourse OF American
fellow citizens, coming from every part OF the Union and
20 ENJOY WIN them the Immense results Of public aud pri
'a'e prosperity security happiness and unbounded pros
poets, that have flowed hom that great day of imep.n
tnce aud freedom Aud when advert to the few clouds
hat have at distant periods some hat 10 Oh
scure so brilliant an atmosphere which would he the
more Improper here to reoice that a. they
are nov" aud hope Tor ever, dspeed to that
mirAhlc trait OF the American Which, Ia my las,
farewell speech at Washington I have gre atty called
Aonal good srnse the great arbiter Of all the difficult.
"es: may s 'ne internal aud external advantages, re-
sunng from tie day We are celebrating continue TO be
more AMI more increasing May the people OF the Unit
ed States reap every benefit from their scientific literary
mercantile intercourse. and mutual exchanges with this
-de OF the Atlantic, particularly with France wh,r.
want at this moment express conviction that proper
measures will be adopted to cherish them
There is however, sort Of commodity which in
your European CONNIE and although have devoted
more than ht,y years OF my life to make matter OF inn
make matter OF exchange. ] mean republican princi
tles, pure, vruous, unaoyed, happily con,.n.r il,
.ha' one .fmer'edn word, "sei.. government" Will.
those principles are imported gra do 10, ever of
european Exchange and accept from Inc the following
toast: 'e
| 1.-THE n rational Good Sense Of tn. A,n.,;.,n p, .
the final arbter Of all difficulties! !"
The following are among the voluntec or oass that
| - .uca iOn
best OF preventative against Gothic prejudices and
worn. out iilibera doctrines"
himself ns follow:
"Gen'emen: return TO you all, my sincere thank.
Tor inc honor you have conferred upon me- and beg
leave TO offer to you sentiment which i. .,r,n.iv i -
those who have visited your land enioyc, is
hospitality, aud Witnessed, with admiration the nroyre,.
ing prosperity Of The free people Of the Uni,ed States
sites Tor national happiness"
General Devereux. on rising to express hi. grateful
thanks Ior me honor done him in drinking his health en-.
geu WIN much eoquence the vast conse "a
The whole civilized world that have resulted and nu
sun result from tho Declaration Of independence He
expressed much satisfaction at having hn.e had in. on
po''umy OIL lighting under the banners OF Liberty i'm Co
.umo;a. and enlarged on tho growing prosperity aud in
ora s.T'y 'ne United States in which lie had
o"g ,esden tie alluded with much gratitude 10 his late
friend that distinguished phlan,hropis, Mr. Oliver of Bal
"ncre' whose memory he gave a. toast.
Nr w arden expressed himself very grateful for IN.
compliment Of drinking his health and made soms ;,,o
resting remarks on the State OF New York OF which me j.
an adopted Citizen He proposed a. a toast
| The State OF New York"
Mr.. C"rnes, first Vice President, gave
% , u-hsy sne' al some nture day, like the phoenix
@e from her ashes aud towards the SUM- waited ON ,be
gale Of universal emancipation and take her Mace h;,
.e clouds oil imperial de'poiism aud European in
brightest star in the Western hemisphere"
ny Mr. GLEASON, OF New YorE-"The Union of the
s.e' eemem,cd by the blood OF freemen, may il re.
ven" '"e VI ''ea'
by MIR. -. "The meinoiy of De Witt Clinton the
public prosperity" '"'' ''"'i '''o
By J. Townsend. Esq. of Albany -"Republicanism
over loyalty" N p"''"'oPy
ny Mr.. Carnes, Vice President-The battle OF Bun.
xes ; raw Yankees with rusty towng pieces. again.
"e "ssTphnrd veterans OF the age: A battle more re
nafkaoe IN ITS conduct, glorious in its results, t,,
the famed Leipsc Waterloo" "''
FROM THE WEST INDIEs.-We find in the Journal nj
commerce copous extracts from the journals prnt.d in
i' urehd"a' 81. Vncen's aud Antigua, with re-
ieences to various other islands, expressive OF the
sense oil the Wet India communities upon the subec,
OF negro emancipation With the exception Of the Grena
ia Gazette which asserts that il is 10 ss no,
the 'nmed'ote transfer of ego coo 900 sterling into
ana less interested parties, and more secure
'nan mat OF the British public they all profess con-
however, seems likely to occur among them-The fertii.
ahus ea'm that the twenty millions shall he distributed
eeog 10 the ra'io oimPorts and xportations
TIE more barren ones naturally prefer that shouJb be
per capia.--.F. Y Com. .4drerfiser ~