Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
gici,s.erd, Tuesday. sept 3.
Mr.. CLAY.


.,s Marshall aud Lee, the Committee appointed
Visitors Of The Fauquisr White Sulphur Springs
,, h,n L, dinner, met him in Baltimore Mr.
q .,r,ned the honor OF public dinner; "bu, (says
-, y,r,a Times as the Warreniun Springs were no,
Nv The way IN his return TO The West he yielded to
V ,,,,,,,nn of the committee, and adopted that route
,,s.s understanding with Messrs Marshall and
D. VAS 10 have been received without form or pa
- NJ. any other c,;zrn HIS purpose vas 10 have
"a , ,ls Spring. and remained there ill the follow
doriug which lime such of our cilizrns as de.
"+ ., and converse with him, might be grati6ed "
70, IN. visitors determined 10 have their own way
-. s,,n "a they were informed that he would reach
s S,,,nSs at an carly hour on Wednesday, they held
~ mo and made arrangements for his rpcep,inn
,,m,rous escort accompanied him TO the Springs;
ma arrival was hoiled with enthusiastic cheering
,,.,d multitude Of our citizens and Of visitors =
~ ,s dnner Judge Scott presided, and assisted by
y, I, Wnh'rs. Or Nelson, Gen Bolts, John P.
p,,,,< I'm place of Judge Field, not presently lnman
..osr I.ham Keith and L. b z Ingram in The place
Gen Wallace who declined TO act. The President.
announcing the fifth toast. accompanied it with q
I speech depreca'ing party and party spirit, the
,ss, evil Of the day. His remarks were lust and
sny.,.d in his happirsi style. Mr.. Clsy then arose
.,s orsr.d speech Of about thirty minutes cnnlinu
s,,, shich received with deafening applause by
scrpcany Al the clnse Of his speech he gave the
,ro sentiments Social interc"urse-rna, i, ne yer
- disturbed By religious or Political divisions
The following were the Set Toasts There were no
youa,ssrs
.ls Our Country
"Bren,hes there a man with soul 30 dead
Who O himself h,,i said,
Ths naive and!"
a27d The mrmnry OF Washington.
IA The Pario Statesman who all occasions is rea
Il 10 sacrifice personal party advantages for the gene
-, o.srp aud Welfare nf his country.
Il The American Union, The best hope Of human LII.
bsrlg
- Our distinguished Guest, Henry Clay-"the
s-ss pschcat"r OF the Union. We elcome cordially
/, virginia. her own illustrious snn.
"G,n The memory Of George Wy,he, the patron and
pas,ical father OF our Guest
"1ih The Ladies who now adnrn our circle Sove.
riens before iIeemen may bend The knee with.
pgu d,shoror.
"S,h Kentucky the daughter of Virginia. her sons
to h"ncur 10 their ancestry
9,h The Sovereignty Of the States; The King post that
upgolds " hut il seems 10 load.
10th The Presidential Chair OF The United States,
the most exalted md honorable station in the gift OF
i,men May j, ever be occupied BY digni6ed talent
and uncompronsing patriotism
.lh The County of Fnuqnier-blessed in the
abundance Of her and ennobled the birth
place. Of MARSHALL
II. laws of philosophy. they not be strengthened
by HE application ot force.
'Bh OId Hanover and her TOO HearYs
Mr. clay lett the Springs on Thursday evening, when
h. e1prced 10 arrive al Cnlpepsr Court House He
v,,vuch a; the White Sulphur and then wend his way
home taxing nothing, we suspect, by his motion. 10
the II. sdenry-hghly pleased and grshrd, doubt,
ty hr he has received during his travels To
,h Falls and Saratoga. and Virginia, but not advancing
MS owl pe,ensuns to thu successon.-We learn by a
-usrjnd ed from New York that he has "spnken lnm-
si mo annhiaon in that State and that he stands
HUE chance Of obtaining her Wing vote at The Harris
burg Convention.