Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02

skng th.n se imposing grandeur az the noble e-ser
. c essqn mat composed Il, dsploysd TO either side
a. cn NY TT INC Lscs 10 take position IN sdvance
III zoe o.r EAstr rejoicing TO emulate the grace
~ % ne aau,g o'fd whose name she beers then
i; snr ~" we,sfn, IN stately pnse as though she
- u ss.ipaus w,'n ue Statesman of the Great Wos
~ ~ nen's S,N onowea next a. meJesucaly. ~ though
,'s oojee. OF the days display; then the
IN h .a. s.'".r eonseoas o. inc noble part she took
- s N pess's- "eso 'esses WIN inc Ambassador tell
~ e oen"" INC Laas ana IN 'tis way passed the city at
800 Ne'y1 aio une 'ra, ra,her OF Waters look
oD ~ upon mat occasion Inc shipping was deeked
~ ~ " ~ sV'e, ana uoin eseh "er ., vessels The roar
h ~ ,e eoes. sMep' oy, poke Tue love OF me
aW sesmv w 10. ue defender o, sailors rights. The
a ussShpu"'S nnu ther coiors hying and the CT
.''~ueo uci' uesAs III eager eSstacy. Tue public
& IN INC ey were decorated WIN the national Insignia,
"u o aie ,Iaes dArincs ana 1aha' street. alternate
50 w ',eu ~iu' a,'n<"e rg"ai"' inc ieSah men
wal" eeu eaeh salute as inc procession came opposite
.mi Spoh ,aeh vessel IN ,hs pageant, were Immense
h feopc' VINO su"e'.a inc 'o,, Tue
SHORE and shipping, with deacnng aeclamauons From
f'n'a ne "hoie scene seeneu 700 orhah, =" oe reai II
,,l a CIV .,. ne"o'i u,a, .'. I h NOR
'o "naoan's, ihev was ns'o a1ou. "s,, IN
manner ehuaeed Inc ochoidcr anu hiaue nm "oNious
LOT moment mat ne was amongst the things Of earth
AZ IL O'CLOCK Mr. Gay was escorted TO the shore oppo
street, where the Legion under the commsnd
~ Ding zen; ou'eler, was drawn up 10 receive MN. NO
'hg eouu nave surpassed herguarly ana oselpnhe DIS
p'syed oy the mlaiy In ionnig passage Tor Mf.Cay
F" ue carriage PROVIDED Tor mm -,
:, Pon eseu''g '"e whaH' nc was met ny Col Sntsiy
."amsh OF inc Somh''ee OF arrangements, VINO an the
W We people onered 70 MN 'e hospi'ahues OF inc city,
Az te conclusion oi ms speech, ct which we have gwen
ana npehee' sketeh, nt pornon oi the multitude
o WIRE fortunate enough TO get wih'n hearing OF the
t"em granhcsuon ny hearty and prolong-
aapp'ansc' MI. Clay was then placed IN an open ba-
ouehe' drawn by four white hoses When he ascended
eeairiage-thereoy enabling many to see him who could
nor o'hefwse nave done so-thc vaccinations were tre
tnoous' Inc Legion then passed on either side ct the
carriage, and took the front of the procession.
Next followed ar Clay IN an open barouche, in which
seated Win MN Judge for'.r 9isndy Bnrke' Prcsi
S'oi ue LAY Iiuo. ana Col thirsty, chairman OF the
III T g VI n rangemehs. At'tf M LAY followed
on'ee oi Fhahg.mehts' delegates iroghfhe inte-
.a panes OF our own state and committees from other
anu tp'ssi carriages Inc procession was hiied up
III the published programme us FAR as IL could
"e ron rSne ioI the crowd inst pressed IN upon It.
Tue corsse moved down roydras To Camp street,
maze thcnee 10 hoy'l up Royal to ST. Charles, along
NHaiss !" !uras, "here IL turned on 10 0arondsiet,
90 ~ 'esIIeh'e' On Safohueie, near he
h; mr. SlAf ih'shas 10 remain during his stay In
An ;mr.,.. .,,,.,,.... r ....-
foot and in c,rri,ccs ~ . ms On morse PACK ON
on, IT, ~ ae1onpsn,eu uie PROCESSION throush-
- ~ o'u y: an endless TASK to recount the incidents