Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-16
The Pilgrims PROCESS.

1t would take mp more space than could spare. and
not be worth the after ALL copy all the GLORIOUS
dents" OF Capt Tylers memorable progress among
his ege subjects down North. But his shining deeds and
the sPuges Of Anasuerus they written in the Chron
ces OF John Jones and Mordecai Levy That must su
fee.
We content ourselves with copying the Captains reply TO
the address OF the Mayor OF New York-hich Is in his
EScelIency's best style Of rhodomontade.
The President thus responded
II nny commentary were wanting Mr.. Mayor, upon the
remarks which you have just addressed me- II is already
given. The commentary follows the text, and that com.
menary loudly procams the stability Of institutions and
the attachment oi our people to them (Applase) You
have said truly hal have no hired vassa God forbid that
ever should. My body guard desire be the people,
and none but the people. tCheers.) That is the body
guard that plain republican President Of the United States
alone desire have; and the commentary which il now
made the institutions by the spectacle exhibited around
this occasion, u the proudes compliment that can be
given TO the wisdom Of iorefathcrs and the nsttu
tons under which live.
came up here, Mr.. Mayor this great commercial en-.
ponum, my transit to the first shrine erected to Amer.
can liberty, in commemoruon OF the glorious epoch Of the
revolution 90 up Bunker HILL where the first blood
was shed IN behalf Of those glorious principles which
revolution concecrntedo ihso principles which have an.
nOunced world that the great mass Of mankind were not
born with saddles their backs, ready be rode by the
favored few booted aud spurcd "logitnaey" "by the
grace Of God" Great appausc No. SIR; those princi.
pies will have their influence only over the affairs this
mighty concdcracy but the affairs after nations; for
how can the example Of Democratic America be ressndl
Do you perceive that light il breaking forth every
where and that her influence has civilized a CONT
nent, which, when boys almost in a state Of
wilderness wonder how the heart Of any American,
who wandors beloved county, be animated
with any other feeling than that Of pride and loy when
he reflects that he ls American citizen ApplnuseD
not where he siaHdsput him the disputed line Of
Maine, happily scttcd-throw him among the bloody
Omahawks Of the sayages happily subducd the forests
Of Florida and be has -t BE- proud that under
divine Providence. his destiny has been cast IN land Of
civil and religious liberty. Great applause Why
SIR, what were we half century agO' ia my native
state pardon or recurring it-yOu know that Viz
ginan stands before YOU and that the blood Of Virginia
cumsoncd The soil 81 every Of the old thirteen
states during the w1r-but an not addressing YOU
with any sectional feeling ] speak Of your mighty
conodeacy a. your chief magistrate and acknowledge
myself 10 be- only the President Of the United States in the
aggregate and not in the Applauao.) Now,
~, your eye back haf century and what were
you' Look tne further buck-nay, some two hundred
years ogo, and remember that the small scod Of civilization
pancd M Jamestown afterwards sprung 20 VgOr Pym
9uih rock See now stretching forth ~ roots from the
facihc ~ the Atlantic oyorhad0wnR continent, and the
dews Of two mighty oceans resting ne brsnches.-
Cheer This is the coniedeacy under which We live.
Hear, henrl
Grestcdas anu a. the Chief Magistrate Of lis oonfede
acy, by You, the Mayor a this great commercial empo
mum, where The traders Of al cOnRrcgatowhere
merchants do tread your streets from the most distant
gions Of the enrh-where you spnnginR up with e.
ant strdes with mighty powers and influence the az
iar Of this great county, only say that receive
your groeungIn the spirit IN which il is offered. come up
IN no spirit Of patty amongst YOU go indulge in reco
lecuons along with Others, ri revolutionary history,
when 30 70 Bunker Hill come In the ofunon-un.
ION ainong M our people applauso) such you
manifest IN your city councils on this occasion-unon
such manifested by forcfaihers the hard battles
Of the evolution chccr)-unon such ri was consecrted
by The victory Of SafaOga-union such soemnized
by the Convention st Yorktown (cheers)a union sir not
on paper-a union, not IN COnsttutOna union, lip
serveebu union springug from tho heart sud causing
20 love each other American citizens (Appouse) THIS
s the spirit with which have come sir and receive the
gaulaOns Of the great city Of New York rendered BY
you, Mr. Mayor with infinite satisfaction I come with
body guard other tkan those have represented have
none Of the uappinRsn3ar q the miserable, puny trap
pings which mark cithsf moasrrhy OF On arsocrucy.