Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-08

10 ice dom uf Dpion Claiming yGrll tht cArit'.r
of This in valuable right, in its broadcast sense eft tER'
cannot aiofd evidence 81 the purity q ny -"
motives than by respecting, with entire iibsrality lose
OF others.
For the favorable opinion which you have expressed
for yourself and for those whom you represent, OF my
course during the 1et war-Of line support which was
given by me the construction Of the Erie and Cham
plain canas-of my conduct in The convention Of lei
and particularly reference 10 The settlement oil Inc righ
of suffrage and of my connection with the establishment
Of the safely fund banking system return my grateful
Acknowledgements
You nave spoken OF your city and county, second
only, s, 10 New York, in point Of population, as
being also the central county Of the State II was moi
necessary for you refer its rapid Improvement and
IT'S great resuurces-agticulnral, manufacturing and
cominercial-hecnuse they are known TO oil But you
might have touched upon circumstances connected with
its early settlement OF great interest, and furnishing an
instructive lesson " hen the first Constitution Of The
State adopted and Tor mnny yenrs after the section
0! country now embraced by this county, was wilder
nessthe abode OF savages md the haunt Of wild beasts
As ae as the adoption of The Federal Constitution and
for years thereafter that which you describe
The central county of this great State, formed por
ton OF its frontier. Yours ur tic feel counties
erected west of the western frontier of this State Il
was known al The period Of the establishment Of our in
dependence. IL was, therefore, Of the pioneer
counties IN the WORK OF extending the bosom ot The
great West the civilization and Improvement thereto
tore confined 10 The shores OF Eastern waters; and
to the hardy yeomnnry by whom those counties were
originally settled is due The praise Of having set ball
in motion which has produced resulls-Inoral, pol
cal and physcai-of the highest importance and be-
neft 10 The human rnce To estimate the extent ofihose
results we must take into view than two hundred
miles between us and the lakes, covered with -four
shing cities and villages, aud The rich and improved
country extending around and beyond those lakes,
brnced IN the States Of OHIO Michigan and Illinois and
The Territories o isconsin and Iowa Although much
Of the praise Tor their accomplishment is Justly due 10
the great example which thus SIT, more undoubled
ly, you have rightly said belongs that influence of
FDpSt ltip
should be the effect of The contemplation Of these things
in increasing attachment those institutions nnd
IN strengthening determination TO stand BY them in
every emergency.
me in behalf Of my ellow.cilizens here assembled and
Tor The obging manner in which you have perlur med
the duty assigned 10 you ! offer my warmesl acknow
Judgments, with the that the expressions Of
personal respect aud friendship which you hive made
Tor yourself, and for those whom you represent
heartily reciprocated
The President then conducted 10 Baga's Hotel
where he was surrounded By throng of his fellow cil
Gems pressing 10 pay HIM their respects and congIalua
tons.
Having, with Mr. and Mrs Poinsett, dined Of Mr. Mil
eIs residence, he returned in the evening Bugg's
where large number Of The ladies' and gentlemen OF
this city and IIs vicinity rendered him their respects
IN The course OF the evening in company with The Sc
cEe!ary OF War; ne appeared at 4 given in honor
of his arrival by Frank Johnson celebrated b1nd where
he was received with enthusiasm ALBANY Argus
WASHINGTON, Oct 2-Don Angel Calderon de la
Barca who has Tor time pnsl resided here as the
diplomatic representative Of Spain and who has BEEN re
Gently appointed 10 Mexico, received by the Presi-
dent Of The United States, at Albany, on the 9Th ult
for the purpose OF preserng his letter of recall and Ia
king leave.
His Don Pedro de Acan,ara Argaiz deliver
ed his credentials the time and was received by
the President IS Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penipotcntary of Her Catholic Moesly near the Co.
yernment Of the United States
The Chevalier Antonio Carbide de Farm 10 day pre-.
scented his letters ot cedence The Secretary of State
and was received as Charge Afaires Of Her Mos,
Faithful Majesty this Government in The room Of
the Commander Cmur de Figaniere Morao, the late
diplomatic representative of Portugal, who has been
transferred 10 Brazil.
MIR Bodlsco the Russian Minister, has returned to his
resdencein Georgetown. from extensive in The
North MIR Fox, the British Minister, has renamed in
Washington during the past summer. The Texan Mi
mister, Mr. Dunlap, has arrived here and taken apart
ments The Chevnlier Martini Charge d'A(fsres OF
Holland, and Senior Don Francisco Pizarro Martinez,
Envoy from Mexico at their residences in George
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