New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

tan Spanish steamer Na,che1 hence for Havana 80
Sterling
Mr.. ADAMs.-The reception given to N.
Adams by the members of the Bar at Cncnn,.
on the 18th, is reported as very pleasant on bs
sides. Judge Este welcomed Mr.. Adams in J.
half of the Bar, to which Mr.. Adams responds,
in a short speech. He referred briefly 10 his carr
life and progress in his profession, TO his puhJ,
career and the obloquy he had received. In usin,
the word obloquy he said
. say obloquy, now, for the purpose Of comuae,
Ii true that OF all the public servants of The Inn
States II had been my fortune 10 susr OF the IN On
mon OF the world at various times aud the variety
estimauGn, high and low, which public servants mu,r p
Jrrgo-hen say, thatil my fate share qr,,
proportion OF those evils than any other liyng-
OF the last months my reception by my fe.s
Of this Cy Alone and the prospect now beior. ~
would more than compensate for all"
The welcome being over, the members of The
bar adjourned to the dining hall where seye,,l
toasts were given-among others the folown,
by Judge Burnet:
The Memory oi John .4dams- -Th- successor Of W.k
hgton-the Sire of yeneraed euestone of the frame,
Of the Declaration of independence, and s efic,
supporter.
the expouuder Of the laws of Nations aud the defender Of h.
rights of the weak and oppressedone Of the faithful pre,
hood the great temple OF justice. We delight to honor him
who does honor to our profession
To these toasts, Mr., Adams responded bneiy
as follows
AlR PREsIpENr believe there is bur enc form in which
gratitude express itself for fayors and kindness TO which
no language Can do justice.
have this day Mr.. President been called upon
kind, and yet such impossible 10 hear w,hou;
pouring out form, the emotions which gratitude r
cited ask permission Of the members Of the bar, here
sembled, aud their guests this table, permit pa
silence the they have been pleased express
far they relate If my heart TOO full i
language 10 express the emotions feel at this moment
might ask the favor of the company here assembled hear
from something more than thanks for the Isui
they have uttered respecting my revered father 0,
that theme ii might be possible for say some,hu.
which would be felt to be nat and Improbable wOu
that, fear, which should relate TO myself Sir, csnnc
do IT, And after requesting every gentleman here present
# he find in language any terms express feelings
he hearing nom my Of referring
my father myself will ask the gentlemen Of hi,
pany TO from sentiment which has deeply
pressed my mind contemplating this before
assembly from which every thing that has tendency to
cite unFiendly feelings, excluded rive you therefore
wth reference to the political fangs and professional d
ferences which all men subject and which forgot
ten here:
The Conpiral Meeting Of The Members Of the Bar Of
Hamilton County, Ohio" The harmony OF conacip;
elements, the t'"e music Of the spheres"
Mr.. ApAMs's DEpARrURE.-Th Cincinnati
Chronicle tus describes Mr. Adamss departure from hf
city
Yesterday afternoon the Committee of Arrangement, P
pointed by the Astronomical Society met, and st PMs
rnrled their venerable guest the steamboat Ben frankie
rendered BY ALessr Sade and German for his conYeyar
to Pittsburg.
From the deck Of the boat he addressed few PaItr;
words 10 the of people shore. His addFsi
was knd aud pararchal invoking blessings them 'll
t.eir poaerity. The Artillery Companies fired iaiul'
aud the venerable Patriot who has been received IN '
vest other received here bade our 'hsfa
I'few-il In all human probability Tor ever.
10 the Friends OF MIR. Clay.
LIFE AND SPEECHES Of HENRY CLAy.--The pubia'
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