Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

Commarcxl
Ma CLAr.-Ths arrival Of this dieting nshsd gentle
man at Troy Wednesday afternoon, was briefly noticed
Yesterday He accompanied by his family. aud
ny delegation from the several committees, besides
number OF gentlemen horseback, aud la open carriages
sr%ng quite esvslesde who had gone him.
With the committee and lew friends aud gentlemen
from Albany, he psr,ook Of late dinner prepared for
them by Mr. Kidd, at the Troy House. Owing 10 fatigue
from his days ride, he retired Mr. Dckinson's AT an
early hour The morning he met the several COM
mees the Troy House, and individuality nt,
ed TO them Al ten ociosk he proceeded I'M cU,oa I'm,
the Court House, and to the AIay.
or. Common Council the Board oi Supervisors. and tho
Clergy Of the city. irf
with, the Mayor addressed MIR. Clay, welcoming him 10
the city hospials, aud making an appropriate
alusion ~, interests Of Countrywide proec-
ton Of domestic industry internal imp, owe rns-ths
put lie lands aud ncd, nally at other Of which
Mr. Clay had long, aby and so eloqneny the
efficient adv ocate. 49,.
Mr.. Clay replied. and gave, says the Daily Press. an
earnest OF that .ess nd and eioquence, Tor which
he Is distinguished, aud OF which our con.
try have heard and elt much. His exodium must
excern-his auson TO the long distance, the g nous.
tains fertile Valleys and broad ans which, separate
him and the people among whom he dweils, from those
among whom he stood-a stranger-scarcey known TO
one in thousand, and yet received with all The warmth
of ction. and the cordiality Vi uied hieudsp,
beautiful and gratifying.
Mr. Clay replied se'atm to the points presene in tie
Mayors address, expa,ia,ing briefly, but pertne nty
upon the importance topics alluded ,o-the course
he had pursued. and the aud which sm ay-
Gu MN Va ,he suoJee, Of einalimpovemen,, though
in which he had been called act, yet he ieit Il, due 10
The occason and TO the ilusous aud aented dead to-
that the highest need oil praise belonged Fulton
| and 10 Clinton.
After Mr. Clay had ceased speaking and the acclams.
tons Of the multitude had aba,ed Mr. Yyonnet In behalf
oil the Young Men of Troy, presented Mr.. Clay with
beautiful gum made hy A. ID. Gushing, a pe,nen Of
Troy Msnuiacure." IN that article. lis presentation
was accompanied with pertinent address by Mr.. Y. TO
which Mr.. Clay as pertinen'y replied. .,s..
Opportunity was Then given TO the citizen. of Troy.
visitor Of which they svaIed themselves with enthu-
| siasm
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and after remaining there short time, took seat in
carriage with Mr. Dickinson aud others TO view the CO.
On Thursday the Mayor of Albany, and gre at mum.
Der Of the citizens repaired to Gbbonvile to receive Mr.
Clay, who OH emtarkng in the Troy ferry boat, Was
cheered by immense numbers from that ciy who az.
sembed to take their leave Of .ihe parting guest
On his reaching the west shore, large party Of gen.
which Mr. Clay rode, while the Of the column was
brought up by great nunber OF carriages barouchee,
and other vehicles The procession extended for
ly ile aud on reaching the bounds of CITY, an i'm
mense crowd OF citizens who waiting there receiy
ed II with repeated cheers.
Mr. Clay was escorted 10 the Eagle Tavern, where he
received addresses from the Mayor behalf of
poraon, Ambrose Spencer in behalf Of the elder cuzens
and from j. b. Van Setback, Oh the part Of the young
Of the city.
At o'clock he sat down, with his friends to supper
servedin the betsyle by mine host OF the Eagle which
the Mayor presided, assisted by Col Van Setback and
Alderman Van Vechen and Gibbons, Vice. Presidents
After 'Jedst Ufredso and fo,c Of sour the party at
early hour retired delighted with the occasion which
enabled them TO enjoy around the festive board free
terchange Of sentiment with Statesman who has con-
tributed so largely to the fame and prosperity of our
Republic.
MIR. Clay remain at Albany until this evening
when ne Is to return to Troy where he passes the Sab.
( morning Tor the city of New York. 80
Mr. Clay reached this city on Monday evening, and has
taken up his residence at the American Hotel On the
evening OF his arrival he attended the opening Of
New Opera House, by invitation from the committee of
popIetors who politely provided box for himself aud
family The same marked respect which has ccompani-
ed this distinguished cizen throughout his late journey
by the cordial aud hearty cheering on his
~. r. american, Mop. a. ~
ARRIVAL OF MIR. CLAY
Mr. Clay will arrive in Philadelphia Saturday after
noon. The citizens Of the city and county, and the ad-
joining districts are invited TO join in the cavacade
ceve him in Kensington. The time of forming the ca
vacade. the route, and other PARTICULARS will be announce
ed in the papers of TO morrow.
MATTHEW CAREY.
| JAMES HANNA, Secretary
m GREAT PUBLIC MEETING-MR. CLAY. ~
The public meeting OF the citizens of PHILADELPHIA held
al me county Court Room on Tuesday evening in rea
top to the arr al Of Mr. Clay, the largest aud
most enthusiastic ever held similar occasion in Pha-
deipha, although convened upon twelve hours notice.
Inc room, at very early hour crowded in every
parts aud great number Of those presen, being the
est Mechanics, Manufacturers and Working len of PHI
adeiphia, nothing could have afforded pleasure 10
the true friends OF the Constitution than such meeting
convened for the purpose Of doing honor of the
pures statesmen and patriots OF The land
The Hon John Sergeant was appointed President.
, John Scholehed and David Paul Brown, E.qs., Vice
William i. Smith and Henry C. Corbit, Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed in brief but terms
by w b. Reed NJ llvaine, and j. Randall Esars The
following resolutions, oeredb Mr. unani-
mously adopted - ~ -..-
Resoiced That the contemplated visit of Henry CLAW
TO the City of Philadelphia affords fit occasion Tor this
community 10 testify its respect for his exalted character
anu It's gratitude Tor his eminent public services
ifesoiped, That committee Of twenty appoint
ed by this meeting TO make suitable for the
reception OF our distinguished fellow. citizens with in
struciions TO announce these in the morn
ing papers OF Thursday next.
/ hesoiued, That regard the enthusiastic welcome
winch Mr. Clay has received in New York the East
erh states as The just and spontaneous tribute Of
people TO splendid talents fearless patriotism and
ole exeriioDs for the public good-and that the city
and county of Philadelphia, vi, ldng TO none in adi-
ration his character and conduct should be exceeded by
none in becoming demonstrations of affection and respeci
me following committee appointed under the Sc
cond resolution:
Matthew Carey, Joseph MIyaine, Josiah Randall Jno
Sergeant, John ScboefelJ David p Brown, William r.
Smith, Henry c. Corb Edward Olnstead james Hanna
bert Richie, Robert Howell, Gideon ScuiI, George w.
Jones' Bernard M'Crody, Robert A. Parrish Dennis NJ
Greedy, Jacob Gardner.
On motion, Resolved, That the of this meet.
ing be published in the daily papers.
Adjourned. JOHN SERGEANT President. q
i DAvip sf ph3L sRowa; pise-P,esaens
M MrsnAc 9. e co smI1n' Secretaries
The Synod Of Pirginia This ecclesiastical BODY met
in the Presbyterian church in Cha oitesve on the 2Ib
ult lite sessions opened with appropriate sermon
by the Rev. Dr. Hill. The Rev. Mr.. wilson of FEEDER
icksbug, was chosen TO preside its and
The Rev Messrs Brown aud Kipaiick, were appointed
clerks About forty bishops were present. together with
fuliuo ola A.