New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
By Telegraph to the New- York Tn 6rne'
The Clay Festival at philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. April l2-ll ".
The Festival in honor Of the birthday Of Henry
CLAY, was held this evening in the Hall Of the
Chinese Museum. There were upward of thou
sand persons present The room was Handsomely
dr.ped with banners, and the tables were sb1n'
dainty supplied. The following is list Of the
officers Of the meeting;
Pr,nd<at-WiLLIaN s PACE.
Vtes-pYsrd<nts-Rob-rt T Conrad. Alfred A Carter
Is..c Hsrlehurs Charles GihhOrL Henry W White, j.
Price Wetheri Jr, Je.ss Wilhsmson, Jr Z. Mason,
Wism :. ruihefs, Georse Collins. Osorie r Ne.Vsr
James Trsquair J4.ob L G1.sl-r william Jackson. John
Kilhon samuel C. Alien William Rowland, Jr: Carlton
Il. Moore, John Noble. Samuel Bell. Jr, VIM Cons
Day, james Lsfeyrs, Joseph Toess, senher NJ Scno-
heo Robert SOP, James Rssnsull L C. hnishi James
Burns James B.ird. Gorge Woelpper, james hay
doek " iilisu1 Britfs Henry c. TOvnsend, VIM " D.
wilson Johr A SeGninp. Jonas Bowman. VIM. Thons-
son Mshe~ Robinson. Jr 8 Y. Brock Wm s. Southern.
S.oretares-Jan-s Steel, John Davis Watson. Albert
Roberts Jesse Ii. Coftmsn, John Ecssteir, Jr refer
7 Buck, joseph H. FOSTER, Chss W keVes' Joseph n
Howell
Hon. Mr. BORIS made very happy and effective
speech, followed by Messrs. CONRAD, GREELEY,
and number Of others. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed, and all present evinced strong deter
mination ~ stand by the Sage of Ashland, as their
candidate for the coming Presidential contest
We annex the regular tossts given on this oc-
casion.
Our County, n the snehorsss Of Liberty ard Order,
she ia .Od happy, when Al the world Is hss'ins
around her. ESQ psrpetcs-HItf Ceiu"Std
Th< BirtAdav Of HsnTy Clgy-lt the nation son
every day Of whose e' for nearly bs century "a. re-
fsetec glory MS country Second 70 no vlss esiss
ia genius Wsd and public virtue be IL nrst 10 the
hearts Of hi. counirymen. "-Asid Ling Syn,
IN Memory Of Joia QUINCY Adams-Hls life vas sun,
lire besUtfo 10 ia morning brilliant in is meridian ana
soriou. and gorgeous In It's setting nation weep. above
his tomb Dead M1oh N SIui
4 The Tayif Of '42-Tbs declaration q the Indspen.
6.nee Of American u,ry based upon the priuc pies Of
- IL secured protection the poor and prosperity TO all
Though betrayed ost-.bOush scoteh-d Dot hii!ed
look with condolences 70 its restsbshme nt-PenH'S'-
5 G,n Seoft-The hero Of The OF nearly forty
ears Oisia persecution may embitter his NE bot can
i-rty will do Justice 70 the Conqueror Of ."
the CHEF
Grn. Tayior-Ths Soldier and the Sage. who never
shrunk from foe aud lost battle. Lofty, heroic,
sod unsehsh he has prOud place among The fore
Captains patriots OF the sss-See the
~, 6rmV-Its achievements miracles. it, modsr,
ito an example the world. Immortal honor 70 the
dead gratitude and glory to the Livingston SpHAs"d
Banner
The Nary-Io peace or wsr in storm battle, ever
prompt protect the rights ready 10 svenRe the
wrouss Of the Republic May the "'trioed bontine 81
ways ost hearts gssDt and true those which
row nobol6 Columbia the Gem 81 the OCEAN.
til. Frsnoh Repolufon-A FIRE kiDded from the alter
Of American liberty May tspread throughout the word
10 The cause Of FIRE Prineip,s- Born 10 light. it'
course ssuuwsd its triumph oe.tuy. Let its motto
b,- earth spoo will 10 la PGrsisHHs
II The HAg Payty-Ths Atias hst sustsins the Coos
tuition framed by the Of the Revolution PreierrDg
defsst d.hon0 Il win not sacrifice one ot or ttte Of
s principles win the mOmeniary sunshine OF oubi
ous triumph - Henry Clays Grand March
IL The National COnueatiOn-Ths embodiment OF the
rsrty Its voice, its choice s councils shall be ours
Wisdom 10 Ito deibsrations-tnumph 10 their result
10. WOmr-Here'ss Health to all Good L,se'.