Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-04
Messrs. James Patterson, sc, sc
DINNER TO MIR. WEBSTER.

Agreeahly TO public notice, meeting of the citizens
of the city and county of Philadelphia was held at the
county Courthouse, the evening of the 25t dav of
November instant; wherenpon
VIM Nj Meredith, Esq, called to the Chair and
mos Rotch, OF the county, appointed Secretary
The meeting was then addressed by John NJ Scot,
ESQ., who stated its object, and offered the following re-
solutions which we've unanimously adopted:
RsSOrcd That the of the last four wears
have justified and created pervadng apprehension that
those great principles of the Constitution upon v hicll
rests It's republican character, in danger-and that
the PRACTICAL II not theoretical tendency lransnirng
events is TO substitute species of designated success.
sion in place of popular election, in filling the Chair of
the Chief Executive Office of the United States
ReSoloid, That we have reason to be grateful Prov
dencc, which has bestowed upon country, if on
purpose to meet this great emergency OF its fortunes
host oil distinguished men, republican in principle expe.
renced in national affairs, undauncd in to all
Resoirsd, That amid this bright Constellation. we re-
cognise the Star of WEBSTER, shining with pure a
steady and brilliant light.
ReSoired, That it is the duty of the people to honor
those who uphold them-to support those who defend
hemo encourage those who still ready to contend
for them.
Resoired, That the Honorable Daniel Webster be in
vltcd 10 partake of public dinner in this CITY, to be
given in testimony of our esteem for his Virtues
OF our gratitude for his devotion TO the of Con-
stitution in fields already fought and of confidence
in his unshaken fortilude and gallant determination to
meet the contests which freedom may yet demand at his
hands
Rcs0lred That committee of superinte ndence be an
pointed, charged with the duty of communicating this
tons into effect.
The following gentlemen then nominated and
appointed said committees
Horace Bnney, Chas Chauncey, Jos r. Inoersoll
Elihu Chaunecy Thos. BiddIe, james Harper Robert
VAIN, Danl w Coke, Edw S. Burd, John B Wallace.
McIlyanc, Mat. c. Ralson, John NJ. Scott Wm fl
Heating, John Price Wetherill, Horace Bnney IT, Sa-
mucl V. Merrick, Jos T. Mather, Merit Candy, Sanl
Grant, John Grigg, Henry White, Leml. Lamb, John
White, Sidney g. Fisher, ID. b. Stacey Edwd pennng.
ton, Jas. & ddle Jos. p. Norris, it,. Thos Fletcher
John struthers, NJ /. Bevan, Joshua c. Oliver, John
eli De- Ipr
Rush, a. C. Barclay, Gideon Scu Mark Richards
s. G. Merton, H. Zantzinger George NJ. Crabb, c
Biddle, John Frost, Adam Waldo, Geo Watson, Jacob
Engeman, David lambeth, Law Shuster, Jos r. Chan.
dler, JAS Ronaldson, Jas. Crssy, Jacob Alter, Henry
White Col Robt Carr Ihos Rotch, J. Fisher Leaning
&. w. Chorchman, n Sargent, Henry M'Ilvaine DR.
s. Liltsl VIM. II Knapp, r. r. Hooper, Jacob Snyder,
Chas. Toppan R0bt Walsh ir Jas S. Amory Peter
McCal Benz Gerhard. Thos HuIme. Col William p
Smith, Robt Il Bcknell, Caspar w Morris Daniel Fit.
Ter, John B Myers, John F White Geo. Zantzingcr
Geo. Z. Little, BENZ NJ. Thomas f. Leaning Smith
Geo NJ Wharton, Charles f.. Lex, Jesse Williamson,
Arundlus Tiers
WIN NJ. MEREDITH, Chairman.
THos RoTeH Secretary
better spirit is evidently taking the place of the hos
tile and irritable state of feeling recently prevalent aon
the citizens of OHIO and Michigan particularly between
those living the border territory The Toledo
ofihe 9th inst contains the following information re-
laSe to the running Of the line between Ohio and Mich
igan:
"RUSNSo OF rnE LtSr.--rho commissioners appoint
ca on le part OF THIS STATE 10 the Harris
finished their labors Monday last The old marks as
noted III ilarriss report, found without difficulty
monuments were erected on all the public roads which
The ue crosses, and The instructions of the commission
efs caired out to the letter We happy state that
no interruption offered by the authorities Of aIich
gan and the conflicting jurisdiction of the State and Ter
rftory is, for the present, trust quietly adjusted
The Gazette copies Gov. Mason $ Message and frank.
" and justly rcmarks Whatever may have been ort
views with regard 10 the heretofore pursued 3,
g Mason acting Governor of the Territory, common
justice comPels to pronounce his inaugural address
as Governor OF the State paper Of the highest order
q" credit alike 10 the head aud heart Of The writer"
taibaay argus
THE BoRDrR TnouBLEs-The Concord. n. r. patri
Of of the 23d ut, contains the communication Of Adm
tant. General Low TO Gov Badger detailin tho o,c,
lars Of tho arrest Of the persons more iumedaeIv con
ccrned in the affair of the Indian Stream Settlement or
the border between N. Hampshire and the British pro
vinces The Patriot says that IL Will be seen from Inc
communication alluded to- that the troubles of The Ind
Stream farquieted 70 leave reason to ea
further difficulties, unless the authorities or people d
Canada shall attempt to interfere So judcous were IN,
adopted and with such spirit they carried
executions 10 result IN the capture Of five of ia,
ngleaders Of the dsoccicd before they were
aware that measures were in progress against them
One Of these has been indicted by The grand Jury of Con
county Cor high treason, and number Of others for VIC
atng resisting the laws Of The state IN addition
those captured considerable number fed into the Bri
ush province for protccon.-D
LArrsr faoM lSDns SrRrAM-The latest aceoun,
from this region, where bcgcrcnt spirit appears I,
prevail, is lfom the Courier and Enquirer Of Fri
Just as our paper was going to press, letter fro,
Lancaster dated the 10Th inst was put into our hand b,
which Sc learn that Adjuiant General Low and Sheriff
White left lancaster on Thursday morning Of last week
after having ordered Colonel Young Of The 9th reoi
ment 70 coll into immediate service the Sie~ardstowo
company Of Infantry, consisting Of about 50 pryatcs On
Friday evening, Gen. Low and Col While arrived AZ
Indian Stream. About O'Clock Saturday morninr
~ Of Che company, sitter marching foot from 10 10
miles each arrived, and before sunrso The adquaer,
Of the rebels were surrounded As as the rnQlead
the two dpDiebses father and SON. their peflou,
situation they saed out with uuskesi in hand threaten