The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-17

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anu a's numser oi me iauies ana ecn'ci'eh ,e
'ou''y s'noaiAea oh ooafa 'ho IVY s'ea''e,si "".s
assembled inc Saint Mary's river 70 me sue Oh .ne
ahe'eh. cry Oh Inc fhgrims' some 'niee n'nes u's
uh'. Inc approach 10 TINS spot ana .nc spo' i,sen
nave occh sohequenuy' uescrocu' py ao'ci pens va"
ou's' 'hai we 90 uoi MINK po'''o " ue'a'i Wy
reader win what we must hastl'y say, we say
anything tan; yet we cannot refrain from ichaiA
ing, mat In our humble opinion, me fnstlhis were
not only men oil plety ana resolution, pu' men u
great taste for the beautiful N nature. more
mngnihcent site Tor ei'y, win such appioaches
70 H. we 90 moi Deheve, can DC ionhu ou,
u was moi az me mead 81 ha'ea'ion anu Muh'e'
uack country 70 sustain conheieiui anu manu-,
sc'nr'ng population, and SAINT mary sdid moi eou'u
ho' hve Inc nosp'Iabe pfophe'oro o. ,n' Piah'auon,
whose oioau hedsoi green wlea' pe'okeh an unusual
aegtee Q, industry ana 'hfiit lof son,hefn oiha.
invited 'he company 70 Visil 'he 'scauemy '"s o'o
"u'oeiy' oehea'h wheli 'he phgiims h.s' wo'sniP'
pea wheh 'hey iahafd, the graveyard where ne in
snnit the remains Of one Of the Governors OF
Maryland and his vile, The ate Of the old stale
House and the Governors House. We ascend
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grims assembled We drank the pure ice-like
water from the same spring that cooled the parched
lips OF tho Maryland pilgrims. We stood under
the old based Mulberry, whose base measures at
least lfiy-feet In circumference, and out OF whose
decayed and decaying trunk, there now grows
new mulberry and sugar maple, We stood over Inc
yanli OF Governor Of MARYLAND, which, when
opened twenty-five years ago, displayed The dead
bodies OF man and woman In perfect state Of pre-
servaion, clothed In fine lace and In rich purple,
We stood upon The ruins Of the State House, in
.hos. ian. m. v,,ce ~ N. nions lao,sla,or vas
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near" iwo eehi"iies aso, aavoea'hs a"a No'"s'
tnnt sitOl1 nave tHe TRnt OF unless
he believed in Jesus Christ and Him crnc6ed These
are things Of deep interest to every well read mind
They are themes for poetry and for philosophy
Miss Orr, The principal of the Academy, and her
thirty female pupils received us kindly, and quickly
call from the company was made upon DIR. Ryder
for speech. He obeyed the call and entertained h!s
hearers in brief speech, full Of wit paihos, and
poetry. The venerable Custls followed, and he was
~, % a,nh 81 ,,,,,n 4; ,.n riyo,,ed mo ,,ton
ion If mar hs,rrs 4, hn.t noned ana flcitons
remarks On rc.emhortina ,hc baltimore company
from, on hoard he steamer Planter which Law along
side Of The steamer baltimore. sano farewell hymn
in a most touching style. add when they Ind Rnished
each OF the boats went on their wavy way amid
the cheers of all on board Having landed those OF our
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pasHe,seis VINO pe'ohsea " 'ne oou'is, eaen Dou'
turned us DOW homewards--foe pelng ,nrowh
ro, ,'ie as.hs ~ ea.. i'sn. WV. o'' s'a.s nv
un'A eio"u u h'sn,, 'i'. was ~" se..s - ap'us
n y 'lie m''e, W. Da'"e s'oppeu ~
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sue SUI ou' on ef return voyage. Aooa' 'en
We s'oppea y ror. "as'''ns.o'', a'sa w
rU't ihS Poh'o oiiipei ~ St'a'bs y 49, 6't'''1o
ns very kindly nnd treated us 10 n review Of his
an,rd ~ hravs MAJ, eve,v one of whom lind been
IN Inc Meyic,n war A. noon we were landed IN
c.oorae,o,yn acenrd;na - ,he con,rnct Win tbc
ohar,or a.o;don, hoy,ro hefaen nnv Of
IN oon,paa. oxoon, ma ,,h,,h honnened - an
sa,.sssai s.i,,,. III. M. S,naax,a,,
Thus ends one ofihe most pleasing and delightful
episodes in epr life, one which has served, by lis
kindly and religious influences, TO make us feel that