The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-10

nfrmy Of evil" for he cannot justify his deeds
unto himself" No one can fear him now. We can
only pity him, and look upon his malice with contempt
His teeth are drawn and his is harmless. Let the
agtators and abolition disunioniss establish ian
organ" in Washngton--no cares Since the 5th Of
September Congress has crushed the serpent which uked
in the ways OF our political Paradise He ID dead
now and Cerberus, with his three mouths, may bay
he will, but he had as well bay the moon a seek to
awake tn dead carcass ~
We repubish this morning from the National Intslti-
genesr the following graphic description Of the joyful
proceedings Of Saturday nght and sure our read
ers will admire, with US. the beautifully graceful little
address Of Mr. Webster. He doubtless haa spoken in
those few words the sentiments Of millions Of his coun
trymen ~ aw
We understand that in addition to the members Of Con.
gress whom the National Iasigsner embraces in the
grateful compliment paid by the joyful meeting. Msssrs
Houston and Rusk were waited upon on Saturday night
Browns Hotel, and that they respectively addressed
our fellow citizens The crowd also paid their respects
to the worthy senator from New York, Governor Dick
inson, who received their congratulations with great
pleasure and responded in eloquent manner There
were other MEMBERS too. to whom we have nodoubt
our fellow citizens would have gladly offered the tribute
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been removed by their location from the magic circle Of
their visitation.
h In quiet retreat we too. were reminded, near the
witching hour Of midnight, Of the joy pervadng the
hearts Of felow.citizens, by very beautiful and
tasty Offering kind friend-to whom our warm thanks
are justly due-presented us basket clustered with Ma
lures lovely flowers, exhaling the sweetest odors, and
surmounted by four fairy flags inscribed with the now
all farn opnas If Iys-l
New Mexico"
From the National Inteliesacer.
PArRionc nrJocnos-The general joy difused through
which win restore harmony and peace to the country,
manifested ,s in IA mois signal manner in o
Saturday OF the last Of the of compromise by
public Joy Accordingly aSoa, sunset he cannon Il the
Columbia Arineti.s, under Captain Buckingham, were
dred gnas fired in honor of the occasion.
BUT the demonstration of the public feeling did not stop
Of fire rockets thrown into the from the mall east 81 7t6
street, Avas, body Of our citizens then formed into pro-
Band. and there played several national airs and loudly
chseIsd il homo. 2, Mr. Clay who being ss'en. from a:
e the compliment thus intended for him. The National
ao was % h. brilliantly s%'ns.sd in honor Of tho
oc abors and those OF his noble conductors in the conn
s
tied the National Hotel, they marched Mrs. Peytons
m Ss, s
amidst loud cheers appeared and responded 70 The ssisS
In very felictous The procession then marched
called OUT a wso q:
people in very happy congraulang them upon
believed would restore harmony and good feeling through
this aiely distracted country. The Speakers address,
ss Visited @ p %So on
being called spoke 70 his visiters In cear animated,
ma predicting
The posatry al large from the aaspcioas legislation Of The
two days The address Of the honorable senator was
received with hearty cheers, IN the midst Of which he
Alter leaving the lodgings of Senator Douglas the moving
II M weSss residence on Louisiana avenue ~ Ths
,norabe Secretary being loudly cheered and repeatedly
multitude, and got enough hear part Of what
said Thanking the people Tor their Kindness Mr..
much Of any efforts made by h produce the
resu as on the depth and strength, and intensity Of
bis participation IN hs feeling Of Joy and gsdne which
Truly, gentlemen, taid Mr. websier) the last two days
which di.spsie. doubts and sssm,, puts an end 70 angry
strengthens the boads OF the Union
"Now $ winter Of discomfort
AKA IL nS ne cloud. s, lowered upon our hou.
In the deep bosom Of the ocean buried"
This language fellow citizens. highly postcs
my opinion, strong for the occasion The decisions
Of the popular branch Of the cgags appear 70 me TO
thirty years crisis has come upon us, In which
aas and
formed out united body Of tho old thirteen and The
ate STATE exsences have amused visions Of others
while local controversies have ragged with uncommon bit
much Of exclusive spirit Of parsanshp thai the hopes
Di the most conhdins appeared sonetrnesto But
porenous disaster are now in the deep bosom Of me
ocean buried We ought % be most thankful 70 Pfovl-
NOR oxs mo