Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-12-10
WIG CRLEBRATION IN TIE
THIRD DISTRICT. PlllLAnll.-
PHIA.-SPEECll 81 MR. WEB
ETER

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The indomitahlc Wings ~ the third Con-
grcsSonal District assembled las, evening
at the Wing Head Quarters, Northern Lib
critics, 70 celebrate the recent triumphs in
Pennsylvania and elsewhere, hy public
entertainment, Michael Andres. Esq.,, pre-
sided; assisted by ADAM Miutzer aud Carl
iou x Moore as Vice President
soon amer tho company had assembled,
the Hon Daniel Webster and Gcu James
Wilson were introduced by the committee
appointed TO invite them, and were receive
ed with the most rapturous applause.
After few introductory remarks by Mr.
J. Randall, Geo, Erety Esq, in behalf Of
the Committee Of Arrangements, offered the
following sentiment:
The Hon DaHSel Websncr--A faithful
sentinel on the watch tower Of lborty-thc
pcrsonihcation Of those principles which have
ilr their object the welfare Of the people
Happy will we be when we hear FROM his
elevated position his cheering voice pro.
claiming aloud t, grateful millions that all
i'wcll"
Alter the cheering with which this scuG-
mcnt was received had subsidized, Mr. Web
.tcr rose and said
assure you my friends and fellow ci,i.
rcns, that il gives me great pleasure to meet
~ r''"v Of the Wing electors Of the Third
Congressional Distinct Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Fortune has cast our lots far apart many
miles intervene between Your residence aud
m.4c have not had many opportunities
az cul,Natlng your Acquaintance: to most
~ you / am stranger. as most OF YOU are
strangers t. me. But what OF that, Wing,
o. the Third District We are all Amer.
cans-wc hay, n common eountrv--Tc
share common destiny, and wealth. for
good or evil, We have n common bond-thc
bond Of Wing sentiments, which makes us
united and acquainted ~ did not believe
that Wing sentiments lay at the foundation
81 the prosperity Of this country. I would
renounce them myself and invite Won TO re
nnunre them J believe that Wig pm
clplc' aud the prosperity and happiness Of
~, country re identical They are ship
l"d m the s-mc bottom. and must survive
or ~ down ether Whether W. look TO
tho rcTdtuity OF The public hhcrtics-toNhc
Interests Of com lueroe,or whether We look o.
to- success 81 the great laloriug Interests
J an Of oIanion that the principles of
W Ashlngtou, transmitted hy lis succcsSnrt
and embraced BY us are the ouly security
oi ouT national happiness The first Law
passed by Washington administration was
an Al ioT the prutsetnn Of domestic indus
try. The ,lcw cauies rs back 10 the found
htIon o. our goNcrument--to the early day,
u tie republic The war 81 thu reruluti. IA
lcii us vHhwn a common revenue svsttni-
with DO common custom house regulations
IN wurd, with ~ Tariff. AM our States
were all nySls The history Of our can
Try a. pubhshed by unc Of yotr OWL citizens
Dun deceased Mathew Carry shows the
oon1huon " things al thai uma and ull
tho Adoption Of Zoe Constitution. Il show.
the great necessity Of a common e INTACT.
the imposition 81 a rryeule syuom and
Custom house regulations. vurh ip ia,
language " the C9uslituii.n would MAX,
u' lne people 4 general system was adop-
ied under The tYUstitGuoa Al, difficult,
a.ApPeAreL Ouo q thc arsl laws ri Con.
grcss vAs an a. to protect the mauufartu-
nng in'eresis bold 10 theso rrincirI,,
icarned tbcm vhc1 Wa youug hsH
then Saeu sas ulal1 and / ,hal. I,.5
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