The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-01

them &c copsidered ~ mere family quaneIs to Be sss-
tied within the domestic circle, and not disturb INC
general good. The great cause v best psese% -
psssing them over. Let give tho opPosluon - r
portunty TO rejoice over u.s. Let them he
So far a. my liltlc influence and example may ~,
pledge myself that nothing shall be waning 70 larry
out the grea. principles and measures 'of VINO" "'
have been contcnding -, c;
70, which enlisted, when | enlisted Tor inc cam
paipn shall feel myself at liberty to receive an mono
rabIe discharge. And whether remain In 'he Em
p;re State or serk home in one OF the log cabins OF
the West shall never forget the kindness MANIFESTED
for me by my friends
Mr. Tallmadge closed his speech with the follow
inc sentiment which received with great cheer
ing.
mon effort 10 restore the true principles Of Govern
ment, may they continue cordially united TO carry
out those principles"
The Hon Nathan F. Dixon Senator from Rhode
IsIsnd, Redwood Fisher, Esq, Christopher Morgan,
Esq. and Hiram ketcham Esq., and others, subse-
quentIy addressed the company, and large number
Ut volunteer toasts were given.
The letters in answer TO invita- tons, which take up
large portion Of our columns to-day, were read by
Edward Sandford E=q and the many excellent toasts
accompanying them drunk with great enthusiasm
The company separated at midnight
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY R. H. Winslow, Chairman Of the Committee Of
Arrangements Danisl Webster. The powerful adj
Of the Peoples rights the fearless Expounder Of
our glorious Constitution
BY Hiram Ke,cham ESD Thomas Ering. Sc
cretary Of the Treasury. clear-headed, hardwork-
ing honest man. we are willing to trust his CIPHER
ing.
War; democrat Of the school OF 49, in whom the
nation has entire confidence.
BY George w. Bruen Esq The Hon. George f..
Badger, Secretary of the Maya life without re-
proach and professional reputation unsurpassed for
profound learning and brilliant eioquence, give assn
rance TO the country Of faithful and intelligent ad-
mnistration ofthe Navy Department.
By Hon Edward Curts--.yohn j. Crinenden, the
United States Attorney General We have entire
confidence in his patriotism his ability, and his IN
tegrty.
By N T Eldrdge-Francis Granger, Postmaster
General. The reform in his department will be tho
rough
By David Graham, Esq.-The illustrious statesman
of the West Henry Clay, of Kentucky.
BY Senator Dixon. of Rhode Island" Union for
the sake Of the Union"
By Hon Christopher Morgan, NJ. C. from New
York Nathaniel r. I'aiimadge. man who aban-
doned his party only when that party abandoned the
country.
BY Hon Jonas c. Heart, Mayor Of Troy Union.
One Of lis first fruits the overthrow Of the Destruc-
tves LIS continuance alone the success Of
the great to be proposed by the new admins
tration.
BY Dr. b. Drake, Vice Chairman The Ereeufirs
Ear May il erer be open TO the manly voice Of the
peop!e-nerer 10 the whisperings of secret cliques
BY A. Lawrence, Esq of the 9Th Ward Henry
Clay the fearless advocate Of Domestic Manufactures
and Improvement whose name will live in the pages
Of history when his opponents will die in oblivion.
By William raggard, Esq Public Men and Pub
lie Msusures-Such tend to promote the prosperity,
the happiness and the morals Of the people
By Gen James Talmadge - Commeree-The right
of the nation: its rcsuscaon and prosperity will
mos, efectuay aid the agriculture Of the country.
BY Conrad Sweet, Esq.-Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster-Favorte Sons" Enough and to spare" In
the Republic for both.
BY James Auchincloss-.yohn c. Clark-Aman of
untirng energy, fearrss resolution and devoted pari
otism the whole Union owe him lasting debt OF
gratitude.
By DR.. James R. Wood : The Honors Of Victory
to the men who do the work and fight the battles.
BY John Falconer- Tammany Hall. She needs
nothing so much internal improvement.
BY John h. Buck The Wing and Conservative
Members Of the United States Senate. May they
never finch from their duty to their country and con-
stituents.
By Hon. M. H. Grinne- Wings and Conserra-
tires. A common cause should unite them in name
il has already united them in sentiment and action.
BY z. Ring The present National Adminisfra-
Hon. The path Of duty plain befUIc them, Loo 'hAn
tread with fearless step, and the people will sustain
By Jacob Acker-IAs Wing Party Of the United
States engaged were the wings of the Revolution
IN
success 10 as certain and their achievements will be
glorious the results Of the Revolution If they
act with unanmity but palsed be the arm and with
cred the tongue OF any pretending friend that will lend
himself to any act tending to disunion
By Stoddard Judd, Of Dutchcss county The Coun-
t,v and the 81, the City and the Country. The
one the oher their interests are identical and
reciprocal-Woe to the hand that would separate
them
BY John B. Macy, of Buffalo The Leader of the
Conservative party Of Mem York, associated with the
favore son of Virginia. and the brightest of the
West their union will restore the days Of constitu
tional liberty and individual prosperity.
by Mr.. Snow, Of Boston-Ih National Adminis-
tration. May the harmony Of its councils, the wis
dom OF It's measures, the integrity of its officers, and
the economy Of its expenditures iicaic the patriot
ism OF its supporters, and haow through ages the
voution of 1910.
By Evan Griffith Our country our belored eoun-
try With her reformed administration, her course
will be onward.
By J. Howard williams-Tne Cabins, of Presi
dent Tyler. In honesty, in patriotism, combined Ia
lent, and peculiar fitness of each member for the sta
ton assigned him, nation had its superior In
It's selection exempfed the wisdom of llarrison in
Its adoption by his successor the peoples wishes are
gratifed.
By General Adoniram Chandler The Star of Ken
fueky de has shone in the morning, the evening,
and at oon-day-iuminating and illustrating The
path of the sage and the pairiot-always shining with
the greatest lustre in the darkest hour
BY g. w. Bunt-1he present Cabinef Com
posed OF those who have earned the confidence OF
their countrymen-ct them be Judged by their mea-
By Lewis Eaton, Esq The dominant party Of The
STATE Of Nen York An entire body, with recog-
missed subdivisions for men, they 90 for the great
sures of reform distinctly marked by the whole
country.
By Ambrose Baker, Of Greene County-Greene
County The came love of country rafhert han party,
that has marked the of distinguished guest
has In four years, reduced the Van Buren, majority
course, until her produce shall be pure old republican
fruit.
By w. Cunningham, of Duchess County The
General Administration, as at present organised