The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-20

strain Of music from the military band. Doubtless
he was living again The scenes OF old, and bis
mind was not among the present generation
The cones the Orator rose TO address The vast
amphheatre Of 81 yeral acres IN extent, aud literally
covered with peope--was Inde, magnificent The
monument aud the thousands IN It's SOU re, filling Up
the back ground beyODd-the 500 ladies on The
glaes-and all Of the 100000 persons Ia the vast
area near the stsge-Presenied panorama Of un-
equaIed extent snd beauty 10 modern history. We
never witnessed assemblage so large of such en-
tire responsibility and demeanor, and never expect
to have the qualification again
| The prece having filed within the lines the
Oh PLAN OF the Day he Reverend MT Ells) pastor
of the Unitarian Church at ChorlsslUwn, addressed
the Throne OF Grace ia the following prayer
! Sovereign Of the Universe thou disposer # all
events thou God of nations and Of men dtyuuty
and reverently would We invoke tby paterna bes ny
We have come up to the mounl OF costly sacrifice
and of treasured remembrance that we may celebrate
the deeds of those whom yenerate, and pay gTal
iul tribute 90 their memory and their sacrifices We
have from the homes Of peace and plenty, aud
with the families which thou dosi bless AMI II Is our
bounden duty TO adore thee, our Lord and Father ur
unless the Lord had been on our side, our enemies
had lriuml he'd over us. We adore Thee the God
of fathers-h he of then thought, The stay Of
their confidence, iiheir friend, Their proiectr And
we invoke thy blessing God Upon this yenorllrd
remnant Of the band, that they may return ld'e 4,
their reward and may bear TO tue frS galhecr of the
host the tribute Of respect and gratitude which We
now oiier-to them that the victory fully
won, that II worth It's cost
We invoke Thy blessing upon the ChiCs Mag.-
trote OF tins happy Daiion upon his couussors and
his statesmen, and upon lbis gathered company aud
nov would we soemny consecrate this sone Of
ulemor al and would ask IN prayer that thy blessing
may crown its summit. We would cunsecTat il q.
IN remembrance OF strife, nor to perpeuale scene Of
blood but in memory OF the great and good a te.t
great and holy ruth, and 10 remind those that are
10 after of duty, Of liberty OF just CO. aud of
he fear Of God May lie foundation r,s IN a
lahd that L. at peace, and It's summit point t. heaven
OF love and, when Ito last stones uuIbt INTO Just
may our ehrdren's children continue 10 eri,y the
blessings OF liberty, and honor Their ahers no su'-
irred Iha they night enjoy 1t. Hear u.s. Q God and
answer our prayer, IN the OF Christ our Re-
deemer.N
Then followed the Grafton; but in Justice
10 Mr. Web ter, we shall not polish it until
we receive copy corrected by hmstlf II
was monument which will carry his name
down 10 remotesl ages
At the close of the Address Mr.. Webster was
greeted with succession of cheers, and on retiring
from The platform was taken by the hand by the Pre-
sident OF the United States and congratulated on his
able performance, also BY others. The process ion
was then reformed, and took up its march for the
CITY, The President on leaving with Robert Tyler
Esq, and the rest OF his suite being enthusiastically
cheered Thus ended this patriotic pageant.
THE DINNER AT FANEUIL HALL
! FAN uIL HALL.--The Old Cradle Of Liberty on
the occasion Of avis paid 10 it by US yeserday sp-
pc red admirably The Committee Of Arrangements
have decorated il with much taste and with elegant
simplicity. AT the head of the Hall are the flag, Of
that Ancient Company-the Soul of Soldlefy-oyer
the chandelier IN the centre, beautiful CANOPY Of
pennanls which dverge to every portion Of the 10 m
l. 4 he head a The theru ia 80
| Fulton and on the other side one of Franklin with
appropriate emblems-thence towards the east are
arranged IN beautiful letter. the names of all the
Presidents of the United States, commencing with
the name Of TYLER IN the right and WAsHINGToE
on the left On the eastern gallery, are the words
Agriculture, Mechanic Arts and G, mmerce extend
ing across the Hall.
The pillar, and other portions of he room are
neatly rimmed wi evergreens which in CONNECTION
with lie military decorations produce fine effect ly
contrast The style of tn whole afar conf rs honor
n tn committee and the Chief Marshal Mr. Gordon
The iab.eshave all been put in place by the accomplish
ed aterer Mir John Wight, who l. 10 provide the
o OF good tbings on the l1th and there Is feir
from his well own exp,rir and ability, but
what every thing his par will be done TO due ac-
cept nce We understand that the tickets are go-
Ing like dew before the sun and those " no wish TO
hear the great men of the country and parske OF an
excellent repas', must speak at early hour"
a fer the return Of the procession from Bunker
Hill, another array formed at he Doric Hall #
tie > ate House, under the direction OF George W
G1ldon, Esq Chief Marshal, and his Asssian, Mar
shals OF The subser1eis to the dinner The President
oil the oul'ed States and suite, The 1t. Governor,
and other nth m'n Of dist elton, who were all at
tended 10 Fancuil Hall under the escort of the CITY
Gfeys, Capt Thompson. o. arriving al the Hail the
President was cheerrd in the b,a tirst mannr hy the
Surrounding multitude. He entered The Hall at %
minutes past /. Nj and took his seat on the uaht
ofihe Pr silent Of the Association Joseph L Buck
nghSm, Esq, the Chsrman er Cffeio on the occasion
On tie Presidents III HI Srcfeturies shur md
WiekiiGe, the Hon. Caleb Gushing Geo. Bancron.
&c &c DO the leh # the chair W ere the Orator Of
The Day, Hon Daniel Webster the Mavoy Sec,r,,
ries Spencer Porter, Join Tyler, Jr ESQ. H,n Da.
va lie shaw, Robert Ranlou Jr Esq Collector
Lincoln, and others. Mr. Legare was not well and
dId not attend Robert Tyler, Esq also wa. not
present hlng on visit to several public places In
the cry, concet' 8, &c sc
The Hall ives splendidy decorated as we have
mentioned before on former occasion-and the
dinner prepa ed by Mr.. John Wright. of The I'm
tine, was every thing that was desired and the sub
ec' OF universal commentator. II was fit for the
President OF the United States and will NOT be soon
forgotten by those present lie will be long rsueu,.
oered Tor ms generous provision on the occasion OF
al the solids and luNuros Of the season Al ia,
mead oil The Hall were the flags Of that ancient com
pany-the soul Of sodiery; over the cbandaIicr !,
The centre was a beautiful capopy of nenna,ts
which dlvcrged TO every portion of the room. Al
tne mead OF ihe southern gallery was a portrait OF
Fulton, and on the other side one Of Franklin, with
appropriate cmblems; thence towards the east were
arranged 20 beautiful variegated lettering the name,
o. al ne PRESIDENTS OF The United States, oommene-
ing with The name OF Wssm, croN ON the riebt and
rLER on the left On the eastern gallery we're
The words Agriculture, Mechanic Arts, and Com
merce, extending across the Hall.
The pillars and other portions Of the room were
neatly trimmed with eyergrcens, which. IN conpec-
effect 10y contrast '''
a prayer was offered up by Rev. MIR Ellis. Of
.hariestown, and then the President announced the
frs regular toast WV
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