The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-08
Correspondence Of The MAJ lHteiligeneer.
New YORK. NOVEMBER %.

Correspondence Of the MAJ. Inteiiigencer.
New YORK. NOVEMBER %.
We'll, "the day we celebrate has gone.
We have had our swine and wassail =
our feast of fat thIngs-ihe feast OF reason
and the flow of soul-eloquence, such as
can be heard but once in mans life; and,
altogether, day that time will not blot
from the records of our history, or our me-
mories. More than five hundred Delegates
were in attendance from all OF the States
north of the Potomac, and from one OF two
States west of the Mountains. Masonic
Hall was througed from ii o'clock 10 the
morning until IN the afternoon; and the
large and splendid saloon was crowded from
A again, until near IL at night.
The Delegates were received at Mason.
ic Hall in spirited and eloquent speech
from the Mayor Of the city who gave
warm welcome TO all present. The Dele,
gates from all the States responded to the
welcome of the Mayor. Mr.. John Neal
appeared as one Of the Delegates from Port
Land, and was welcomed with three times
three, as a representative of the new re.
deemed. but once fallen State of Name.
Mr. Adams, Of Vermont, responded, as one
Of the Vermont Delegates. Mr.. Curtis, OF
Providence. answered for the land OF Roger
Williams. Mf. c. had been made Char
man of the Rhode Island Deega,lon-Ar.
Burgess the regular chairman, beng unable
10 leave home. The audience gave nue
II Mr.
Winthrop, Of Boston, responded 10 toast
complimentary to Massachusetts. Mr..
Flaas, of New Haven, answered for Con.
nectlcut Mr. jackson answered for New
Jersey. Mr.. Swift, the Mayor OF Philadel'
phla, and Mr.. Conr4d s9oke 10 behalf Il
the two committees from Philadelphia. D.
Naudain represented hule Delaware, ant
Mr. Meredith, Of Baltimore, conclued BY
eloquently addressing the Chair aud audi
eace IN behalf Of the Maryland DnIrgation
II vas now o'clock, and, under an es
co7t from the citlzeas, The Delegates march
ed through Nlbln's saloon, where stump
tuous dinner was served W for one ihous
and guests. The saloon vas full ADD thouS
ands we're unable to purchase tickets, o
find room for foot or hand.
The festival, or banquetlng. scene, at Nj
bios vas one of the most imposing eve
seen. The Mayor, after the cloth was re
moved, again welcomed the Delegates, il
an animated and thrilling speech, whicl
was warmly welcomed. The regular toast
we're now read aud responded to 10 able ant
hear,stirring speeches. The iollowIn!
were the
REGULAR T0ASTS.
/. Our Cognfrg.-1ne in interest. one in Il
nown owe in Constitution, and one 10 destiny.
2 The Stat. Of Nsr Y0I Her sun IL riscT
ava the universal land i g!addened BY IL brish'
noss
3 Tie Siate Of Naiae.-Tha, goriope'y brok
ths chain~ IT parry despotlsa, ano I'D this il
defence Of tie Constitution and laws.
l. Eermsat-Tne Thermop, a. Of the Union
her rscks and dshes have proved lrnpfeguabie
her Green Mountain Boys haye never bent II
knee 10 Raal"
) Rhedt Island Her freemen have staid tn
efforts Of corrup, Government scents and hay
given an impetus 10 the cause Of our country il
ils State.
G. Conatcticut-ITef common schools and col
ieges have scattered thew bright Jewels through
out the land she i coming % the rescue.
7. Old Observation-Disclosures Liberty sH
loyes to IInger beside the cradle where her nfan
q narsed
: Nt,c Jersey and her usl-tried ana loor'di
ieho honor thus day gassfs.-The spir.
that chased the Ilesslan spoilers At Trenton i
Etill true 10 il iirys.
q Ptnnsg,raaiq.-A State distinguished for Il
PRACTICAL Illustrations OF the happest social sys
TENS for its euterptising spirit VI internal improve
iaeat, and for It's devotion TO Republican prin
clplsa.
ID Detarare.--One Of tho old Continenta
States di-tln. 4ished for patriotic services durin.
Revolutionary war; always consistent, an,
always phant - her political csrecr
II. Mqryisad.--We sympaihized 10 her strug
gle agalGst the united efforts Of Jacnblnism aut
Loco Foeoisu,; reJolcfd ID her ,riumphs oyei
then, aud we bid cordial welcome 10 her dlslin
gulsbed sons, here, 10 share ia our victory
and Yur Joys
H. Kentucky Ohi0, Indiana end 1snness,e.-
They set the tall 10 motion, which, rolling from
West to Eas seems destined 70 make the circut
IL orr land, tl il shall have obliieraisd The io1t.
steps Of my Industrious predsce,sor," aud crushed
all v DO walk therein.
h. The C0Hsarqtiufs Of Mem York.-WhG
practised what they proiessed. aud proved their
devotion 70 country BY forgetting party ws 81.
plaud their conduct and honor their courage
Mr.. Benson. Of the city offered the 50.
coni toast. Mr.. Dap i, Of New York,
offered the tbrd, winch was responded t.
by hrssrs. Neal and Jewett, Of Portland.
Mr. Uiman offered the fourth, which was
answered by Met-srs A5ams from Vermont.
Mr. Gurus, Of ishod Island responded to
the fifth toast; Nf. Fiagg, of New Haven,
ia the styIb and If, w., Sf,tr,.. z ID .