The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-08

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,Ia one Mr; Curus, me cnsirman, addressed
fS'I ITsy apu eonS'uuea win proposing
~. ap7 ihe, heaitn anu happiness 10 the sultan.
Pc AMIN Dey replied - ~ -,
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Al no moment, siuce my arrival in the new
world, has 30 sr.uch Satisfaction ard nridS
as at the present. believe it is generally known
;fhat the mission with which have been honored
by my government To- that or the Jjntred eStafes
MI America, lis simply and purely one of friend
ship, and enquiry after information useful 10 INV
coantrymeA at homes. Politics. have no part in IL
For many y ears past u perfect good will and the
kndests feelings .hsveD existed between; my own
'goveEnmant- and that of the United States--ber
tween ,ihs, governments of the :. Far East and
the = Far, Vest am here ia, use my humble
endsayors 10 srengt hen that good will, to render
sthe duration Of these kind feelings permanent; and
yithsianding the immense distance which sepa-
rates America, from Turkey,-W Washington from
Constantjnople ,.-there happily exists relations
betty the two countries ,of comrnercia nature
which tend to draw Them nearer every day The
people pfa these, two. countries may now readily
ryisit each other with Increased facilities, by means
Sf steam, which believe mny call, earnestly and
for the best of reasons, The american Element
and thus may cultivate with each other new and
more intimate relations. My own government
has strongly at heart the extension of these rela
,tions. of commerce with the United States.i"It
sees IN them the only true basis of amity between
for Will ..,l al, 80
mutual usefulness generally, there would not ex-
ist between different nations and people other
feelings than those"of seifshness and ., mutual
Jeea!pusy. Commerce renders all governments
sPefed by the strength which III gives to them,
anu adds happiness and comfort to the. natives en-
gagged inita: " ?rpCai.ad ~ te7igan2 II. .asa
d. feel deeply grateful for 'thes,kint mention
which have just heard of my muck, hOpered
sovereign ; and 1t will be equally agreeable to him,
am sure, to learn that his mamie possesses there
sPett, and his character and conduct the good
onhon Of the citizens of Boston. Their relations
with his dqminions are more extensive and vel
'daBle than those of any other part of-the United
States. have learned from them, since. my ar
rival here, great lesson in private industry and
enterpze, and in the promotion of that Intelligence
and education which constitute the chief source of
their wonderful prosperity.
"4iAmong the yeryruany interesting spectacles
which it has been my happiness to witness. since
my visit to the New World, there, is none which
will more deenlv merit the atientinn az nv SOW
ereign, and his government than that Of The great
dell lucrative body, chosen by the whole peopIe of
the United States to represent them in Congress-
and there make laws, Tor. the goyernnent 81 lie
greater portion OF an entire continent have OBJ
served that their labors for the welfare az their
country are not limited to the day, but tiat. even
the night is more subservient TO- the interests of
those whom they represent The honor-the
verv distinguished honor-wbich That Fbodvy ;c,o5hh
Eart oil n, IL
whose humble servant am, BY constituting me
tire guest of the natop was as rs, unexpected AS il
is catering to nv own government Tits strong
evidence Of the friendship OF tbe whole American
people for my honored sovereign "'It III Az atten-
on responding, in the most forcibe language. to
the mission of pure friendship ara Tinoi,,irv bn
which have been sent The Kindness wfffrh
have also received from the Chief Magistrate Of
this great and prosperous country, has made an
impression on ny mind of profound RESPECT and
aid Hiration for him, which, fear, Fear convey
but indefinitely to nv own sovereiyn.,ts. III
this evening been pleased to Honor,,-of his gov
eminent, and on my own humbls part,-.t beg
leave to join you ail I'M the best wishes for the
health aud happiness or the eSceilent President of
the United States. nIh,L u ,.,u
Mr.. Sturgs, after few PREDATORY remarks
gave as a sentiment,-" the health of the lsowerfu
and fearless defender of the Constitution, The
whole people enjoy the results Of his public SER
vice" .~'"-ji a. 4,a-f,
- Mr.. Webster replied with great ,eloquense and
earnestness. He began, by saying; :" Lam
I'm on man an out and out Union. man, & but it
would be bad taste in me, on an occasion like this,
when there so many topics of intrest to speak
Of political matters only" He then alluded to the
mission of the distng uished Turk. and, snid -
" He comes among us the guest, Of the United,
States: not as the guest of rfraction,. but the,
United, not the guest of discovered and bro
ken country, but the guest Of the United States.
Of America-States spreading over vast territory,
Of various products and climates, and of interests
and institutions yet, thank God, they, are all
United States 1t is in the capacity of aniisd cti-
zehs Of united states that we are now assembled to
welcome to our festivity distinguished man from
4 distinguished country and it is in the capacity
ofunted Americans that we can appear respecta-
BILE. Otkers may speculate, theorise, and go crazy,
if they please, in arguing to the contrary, said
people we can ever be prosperous at home or re-.
sPfGtapie ABROAD: { min. t.,s4s -,
trno a nd INV yJ Inc SPPonents OF Ehe
Ha ,rofessed tn Tnnn oftba ss.; IN