Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
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mn WEBS TYR N KENTUCKY
Disurr TO Mr. webster

Dianer TO Mr. webster.
We noticed N our piper Of "Wednesday thst p,r,...
hsd hccn made by the cutens IS iounfioa abd rN K
county. To- complement NJ Webster with pobl,r a.
that DIV u had bren Contemplated 10 enasras.,r,
great scst" Of nce'iN cv.n onc 10 and b~coms
led with this enlightened statesman. To prepare h.s'4
a, which all who desired ,o ,'tcnd coald 10 sccomn,.
hu, the time Which Nf Webster de,irncd .r-ndin. ~"
city beng limited. II was discovered that TIM, 80
b. aceonp shed and u wa. therefore ncees.,,i,
ell TO have the dinner n tho Hotel A. NOTHING -
number ~ persons who he'd IN ftnn TN. "a -,
ipninc countlcs 10 say nothing Of the osens eoalJa
curur.ltci a, the Hotel and consequently, ro.i.
pive ofheatng what they so much desired III, sS,..
Mr. Webster. the Committee of Arrangement, in,,.1" +
to the Court House 10 order that he might 10 inI,c
such 81 his fellow .eitens desired To make N, 80
invly given that such had been the artanrrmrn, 0's
Some time before the hour. ~ O'Clock At Which H..
expected, the people were wcndng their way in crowd,
every direction to tho Court House Yard aad smopsI
large number Of ladies. fer whom had h.,,
pared 10 the lobby Of the Count House A pia,fo,,
been erected At the door, that those inside aid on,
very conveniently hear.
short time after II O'Clock. Mr. Webster made h
rrasrcc. accompanied by Mr Clay Gov Punle,iet ana
Committee of Arrangements, who took their position, ~,
the platform. Mr. Robert Wickliic thea rose aud in No.,
Of the citizens of Lexington and Fayetc county IN
dress IN which he touched upon tho principle topic, a.
day in very appropriate and h1ppy manner welcoms @
civ.
in speech of about hour aud half IN which h, ,1
review Of the present condition Of the country N,
winch nave produced IT, and the remedy for H. whieI "A
sound logical and convincing argument. deep rrrc,,cl "
truly h'ppy expression could have been ,urp,, =
would he perfect folly IN us to attempt give even 90
Inc OF We should neither do ourselves. the a.nce
orator, or our readers Justice by doing y ocete a
wish that every man IN Kentucky yes in IN. n,,on'
nave hcard IT, we are sure that could have L,,
TO 1t with an unpreJudccd unbiased and impartial r
who would not have yielded HE rntire assent 10 IN,
iu reasoning and the ccnr and undcniable fact.
him We trus, preparations have been made 10 n,ocn,
copy of for publication for IL ought he in N. bn
m In m pIa anAt oil - Il
the true causes Of the present dreadful condition M. e.,
ny and he ultimate remedy Tor them. II could Stu
90 immense good IN correcting disahusing and csaa7
the public mind upon that subject
Amer he concluded he introduced 10 his fcllow,a
zehs by the Committee; and in few minutes return,
the Hotel Tor the purpose Of p,raking fhc entertainer
TO which he had been invited by tho citizens Of Lrsn
and Fayette county. Ai,cr the cloth removed ma
her Of toass were drank, which will be found below VIZ,
the toast to Mr. Webster was read, and tho dcacnng a,
pausc with which was received snbsi1ed he rose and
dressed the compnny for ten OF fifteen minutes, in . 70,
happy and eloquent strain and concluded 6y offering
tineni which Is suljoined.
When the toast of Mr. CLAW vas re,d /, $40, .au.,..
That that gentleman had been compelled to rc,r. from n
POSITION and the company therefore deprived of
pleasure always 'et in listening that orato,
Gov Pondexier in reply to comp ary toast
sed the company ably and eIoqucntly for half an
lie was extremely hut Justly in his remarks upon IN.
miserable petcndcs who nfcst the purlcu. Of the p,ace
and who have caused the present Alarming of tbnv
the country and related numerous facts calculated in h
cegec to show the deep corruption and misruc which have
so sgnaly marked the recent ldmnisi We SINGER
trust that the Governors speech INV be I,
the public in order that they may and know what L
been done by our rulers towards rveng the chiins an
responsible dcspoiism upon tho American people, II vi,
really too good to have been heard by so few.
Al SIX O'Clock, r. A. the company In great eo
humor and hilary, well satisfied that more than
for the day the instruction and pleasure thereof
The following among other toas,s drank upon the oe
casioD
l. The memory Of George Washington.
Udshingfon's March.
2. The Constitution hTMe United Siafss-N ,ure bon
OF Onon and ark Of Liberty long orl, il administer
cd ~ the spirit and purity in which ndopsed by ia
people and illustrated by Washington. Hail Columbia
8 TIE Union ofthfse Satss-rhc only Safeguard Of IA
ness. aSor,s,,,.. 1,.r'
T. Our guest DANIEL WEBS rER--The defender n
constitution Not for his fame. but Tor his deeds no
o' ms place, but Tor his pure and eminent worth does Kan
lucky In her head and in her heart honor such and
Jufist statesman aud citizen,
Star spangied banner.
o. The establishment Of a National Bank and n, ,a,
nc q me Lard BH-Thcr will bring "healina on tie.
es 10 our snhering courtry A majority of The bonss
ana inellgent ireemen Of this land nov, do -, ,h. To-
e approaching Congrcss-shall their voice be oleyei,
nil, Bonny Boat,
b. Ihepresent n,cfd and distressed STATE NJ n co,,
fry-Our only weapon is the ballot box 10, sS m,n ~
sleep on his matchbox and keep his po,ve, dry March
Z H'ERr CLAr-Wc, his ncighbors Tho ( now him he,
MN ms the man ri principle, always ready to tb,o hin
sen n'o the breaeh when his country s in DANCE, m
'r"ugh long lie In our service endean him 10 u
M, W "'e'y' huid Lang Syns.
o. The Commonwealth Of Aassaehus,u, nnd a.. g.
mon,renh o. kentuekyrhe one tho M,t,on N, NJ. e.,
me othcr The oldest daughter OF the Coincidence
ny mountains and rivers but united in p,trotis mi 49,
en ,he great struggle for constitutional freedom b,,
nave stood side by side in the brun OF hattie ,nd Win ~
~ WEBSTER and IEwRy Clay at their head ,hs, III,
burn to buckle their armour in the sam. c,c,, IA No.,
Yankee Doodle.