True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-27

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ward cas,le Baynard and s,ne of,he inhaban,s:
hat not IT The corpordtiDn severll rierg men
and oiher gentlemen. sss. Y: ts.s-..sss NJ
Aerihs issuti loyal hnparotic ,oas,s were drunk
IN, IN Lufa N'appf rose IL prepose "llIs 1aa of Ar
Nens.ef, "a learned and distinguished member pf,lie
n " country in,mh'.se welfare the great city n
oaa,, ,anns nheetths whole of tile British EMPIRE
"ers az '',a lnnnentmst Intensely ,n,ere ted Allied
q me IVY counties were ia mercantile poin Of view
li'e WA no English A,efrian bunker Or Lra.Iesap
W. 'a NOT look ut The daily journals Wiite ings i
81 wIfi regard 10 its monetary condition, for
.h" "hh could shake destroy the credit If the one
1Duhtry mus, ,te or less fleet the other -[hear e4
Nv nG' eohSuiSlons we're allow to take luc, in ru.Hc
Gtralf and confidence allowed to he shaken it uns
d'icnlt to say who might not he involved in ,hf conses
4nehcss That America Of all the countries il, the world
nou lie iaeor'ng under difficulties of pecuniary ma
ofe rrr AMY surprised him. A countr, without ma
neo' WIN surplus income of more than million
" money ABOVE tseSpend'tnrr, III ud, he til night be
n"PPf anu t'urising country. The Brit. merchant
must nave cohd"nce aud give to the Americans that
ION " inch he would wish to have conceded II,
h nun Under similar circumstances and all would Re
"e..-lheaf, heart Anxious t., keep pa, e With The
nv" ,"'fs III Improvements, they had borrowed
~ ei an 'Strht as. fora l"t' 10 The balnnce
, 'e'' h'li he tell assu' Ell tht confidence all
'' was required, and then the - would prove +, be
!" s Mr W way sa''s' ' -["pr"ose.]
W. " eostcr said that he greatly indebted
20 inc lorl mayor and chat he felt highly honorcd
ny inc invitation which he had received from his
o'"S'.'P anu The lady nayorcss to their hospitahe
MANSION lie was much gra,itied by the manner
III "''ch S health had been proposed in so large
anu SO respectable assembly ns he then saw
ar'n"" h'n-(applansc.) lie had been some time
:" england. an 1t was Of his chief Wishes be-
lore ne returned, to ,-cnne aconajntcd " II, the
uh'zehs OF l"ndun-the first city in the wo.ld-
l nc more he had sem of the institutions of is
country the more delighted lie felt that he had had
u" opportunity OF witnessing the mag sfcencn of
It's capital city, and the hospitality of the grand
''S''ece OF It's CHER magstrat-, (appla,lsc.) lie
DcEucd To be D!'DWrl tn trnun al,
upon the patience Of the lord mayor and the Gill;
zens Of London. lie was reminded thai the cy-
tent and value of the commercial inter curse bc-
tween England and the United States were tyen
~ ''"o sr'atcrt'tan With the powerful ncgiboriur
h''gdon ct France; anc that, althou III separated
" '"e Atlantic ocean, through the improvements
=" science applied to their navigation, they were
no" no more thAn IL days distance from each
oIh%r 1t was the tics Of blood and descent, Of ond
feeling and liberty, and kim!rc! institutions, which
e'''eai'a the American Of the Eng Sh people to
tf'nSc who occupied the land OF their coumpu
'ofe'athcrs, (npr!anse) OF the institutions of this
country he could net now trust himself TO speak:
nav he must advert to the b isis Of most of lhrm-l
OASIS securing success, founded on pure re iyinn
Long might they rx': and prosper. aud exist and
prosper they would. cieers1 lie then observed
that had it not been for the dy lnnvor.s,,s nr,s
encc, he should have hHggrd per,nisson bc!or,, he
SIT Gown, to have sentiment as il to lsl and il
should nave been "'1nspnrty to the City of Lon.
don' Tor he felt that Its welfare was dear to every
American BOSOM aud it was TO his own: hu, IT
The present moment he would waive it for ONE
"n'cn he desIredio the medium Of proposing to
nc company, and in which he felt confJcrt If
meeting with responsive f.eling-.rh, lIc,,,},
+ the Lady Mayorcss."
The toast was drank in the most enthusiastic
manner, and the compliment was acknow ,r,,ged in
suitable terms t,y the lord mayor