Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02

iiiE ApiusfMsNf,-At Washington
City, on the evening Of the day on which
the Texas and New Mexico bill was
passed, a large procession of the eitizena
was formed, and with the marine band at
their head, they suceessively visited the
residences of Mr. Clay General Cass.
Senators foote, Houston, Rusk and
Douglass, Mr.. Speaker Cobb and Mr..
Webster, all of whom made appropriate
speeches and expressed their high gra,if
cation at the result. The National In.
telligeneer, after noticing the visits to
the other distinguished citizens, gives
the following details Of the visit to Mr..
Webster.
after leaving the lodgings Of Senator
Douglass, the moving mass proceeded up
Sixth street, aud presented itself in from.
Of Mf. Websters residence on Louisiana
Avenue. The honorable Secretary being
loudly uheefed aud repeatedly called for,
made his appearance. Here we mingled
with The multitude, aud got near enough
to heura part Of whit was sad. Thank.
/ lng the people for lhor kindness. Mr..
Webster SAID that his claim on their re.
gard was not 81 much on account nf any
efforts made BY hun 10 produce the great
result. as on the depth, aud strength, aud
intensity OF his participation IN the feeling
Of JOY aud gladuess which seemed 10
animate all hfars
Truly, gentlemen, tsaid Mr., Webs,erl
the last Two days have been great DAYS,
work has been accomplished which
dissipuies doubts aud alarms, puts an end
10 uugfy controversies, lorllies the Con.
slIIutien Of The country aud strengthens
The bonds Of the Union.
"Now s tie winter Of cur d.seoultnl
/ Made E.euuus summrE
Aud al tie el9ads that lowcrrd upon our lous.
Ia the deep bpsoin VI the ooeau buried"
Tins language, feIlow.eitizens, is hipb.
/ y rogueal but, IA nv opiuion, not Ion
slToug for the occasion. The decisions
oi the popular bunsh Of The Legislature
appear 10 me to sufpass IN Importance
any anis OF legislation which / have
known for lhiHy years. 4 crisi. ha,
come upon IL, in which mems minds
nave been strangely agilalel by notion,
ui separation and dlsuui0u, Phantom,
9i hes eouiaaeWu.e=. formed on, Of ib-
now united baly Of the Old thirteen and
The uew seseHiegu. have swan bsiofs
+ The &C. %. saHHi separate sale exist.
euec uate aHasei the visions OF other.
willie local controversies have ragcd with
] uncommon bitterness. and local aud paf.
lal Interests Uspousel with 50 much Of
ihe Exclusive spiui u rbuisan,hp. that
Tue aarss Of Iha most eouldIua appeared
sometime, TO wayrE But lhase rausr,
oi apprehension aud disqu.et Ihese clouds.
50 potuulio"s ui disaster, are now IN The
deep bosom ai The uetnu buried We
aught - he masl Thankful 10 Providence
llat Tie results pi uHf apl.,##a,i8n, B1,s
been By pacific. When, on i0.mgfr..y',
7zsf.i NurD, thc sun snail begin to ascend
90 lhc cast, thanks lfom dssul hcan.
ought TO rise wilh IT., aud ily beyond ~,
orb, 10 the gracious Being who has 81
kindly oygrru,gd sii thing, .1f the pr,sr,.
vaiIon aud pcIeluauoa VI our hLenis.
anI ou9 p,ace.
"les. gentlemen. wo shall be thankful
indeed, That you, aud !, and all Of ~,
bear common name aud a common
chamcicF that we are all United Amer.
gansi that we can yet without shame
oprn the books which record the deeds Of
our fathers, aud can -ul look upon their
graves without rcmor.e."
Nc Nrb,tcr's remarks were listened
to with profound attention, and were
most enthusiastically received. Next the
Hon Nj liilliard, Of Aabamy, Addressed
the crowd. lie spoke with gloat earnest.
ne's aud cloqutucc. aud attributed 10
Nc Ncls'crs commanding talents, in.
iIaauaa sud patriotism principal shufa
in producing those happy results which
would oil Tie heart OF tie nation w.th
Joy and gratitude.
HE enthusiastic feeling which pcrgal.
ed this numerous assgmhlagc Of our fellow
citizens, was only exceeded by the good
oder which prevailed during the whole
Of his spontaneous demonstration. We
never saw. on Pennsylvania Avenue, so
much good order aud regularity united
with 50 much enthusiastic aud patriotic
JOY
DarNEAuD's LAsD.-ll is supposed 10
have been di.covorcJ in 'ho early ages,
Tor it was visited by Noah soon after tho
hood, II is situated quite on ihe oppo.
site sidc Of the hemisphere to the beau.
tlnl continent OF Sobtiely although
there is now smooth road uniting the
two. The road wss made by very 70.
'pecIabc man named Moderation, who
was not aware OF what he was doing.
until he found himself within the capital
Of 0runkard's Land, large and POM.
lous city named Brandy burg, situated in
the heart Of the country, aud regarded a,
It's principal strong hold You arrive at
Dunkufds Land by embntking nj ,,,,