The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-14
MORNING EDITToN---MoNDAY APRIL H. 1851

by him When he had concluded never shall forget
the expression Of his voice In broken English raising
his hat from his head, with sufused and
with expression beaming in every neamcnt, he said,
seed bless Mr. Clay" (Rapturous appause) Gentle
mcnhs was not an ordinary common place God bless
YOU 1t proceeded from the heart Of who lived
country torn by factionwho experienced all the pangs
Of tyranny. Gentlemen there but few occasions,
when absent that forgot my country; but there
time when did forget it. when in strange land heard
that God bless Mr. Clay; IL called up fountain Of feel
ing as the words uttered and Ia recollection
Of the deeds Of the great OF America graft
tude to him forgot my country in admiration Of the
man Enthusiastic applsuse) And now gentlemen. in
conclusion, though have OF the feryency Of express
sion OF the Ialian-none Of the eloquence Of himnor
the warmth Of sprit-yct profess to have well Of ~
deep feeling and IL cannot say it well yet with all
the sincerity which actuate man conclude with
the sentiment G. the Italian and with all the fervency
of his feeling at least, God bless Henry Clay,
Dir White sat down and for minutes the assem-
blagc INDUCED in paroxhysm Of enthusiasm.
The cnARMAs then called for the reading of the fol-
lowing letters
CLAY
HAVANA March 81. 1851
receipt qisng ettcr stating purpose clay
birth day tile city 81 New York by sapper and
me to hs present and partake or the festival
fri ss @ ""9 Yr s e9g S & q ny Ty my
fidelity (which they have sea SO
nhs last you have found an additional motive arising
. o., % my recent pulls service IN AL the trials
ing . know that ii
opinion might eaemhcre exit between ny friends and me-
integrity harmony Union the preserya
II theo oe any remaining IN our country hope
nSl who sona seek or lesis to overthrow t. let them
fu and Prosperity with the condition Of any
with profound gratitude admirable they
must have hearts derived from the parent ofan
rrpofc garden of Eden Temporary as i my aSea"s
IN OF our on own & so a
isisii return gentlemen few days to Ashland s the
route o. New orsans anu the hiss5.r and regct there
friends the occasion to which you have done
need assure them that wherever may be- at home or
abroad in heart IN spirit andin sympathy am with them
your friend and obedien, servant.
Messrs Brewer Wood. Blunt. Bradford and Carroll
FROM DANIEL WEBSTER.
wAsHsGroS, March 2s 1851.
the anniversary Mr. Clay birth With more prpfound re-
speet Tor this usrious aud yeneratcd statesman than
Having entertained high regsrd for Mr.. Clay many
N public life have great pleasure in saying that at
than when he took part Compromise measures
thank you gentlemen for the kind notice you take of my
efforts on the same subject
that would be inconsistent wh my
engagements at that time.
FROM EDWARD EVERETT.
have had the oncr 70 receive your cireu
te I'm q April next in their annual celebration of the
this occasion. to manifest exalted estimate Of the lofty
Mr. & a r. @ and my deep Of the nor,@a,
much regret that engagements home will put out
of my power to avail myelfo your obgng Invitation
FRoM WILLIAM DUR
oswreo April 6. 1851.
ter "a narsh TING @ 70 @n 70 NTH isgys ss year let
na Assotiaen IN their celebration Of Henry Clay sbirh
There is honor would not render the emnen.
greatly regret my are such tha, il not in
my power . aeesit your Kind inv itation.
FROM u. $. pcRIeeoN.
GrsrIfyssi, 1 would aord real ss,aeon toJoin
Iiyersary ofso eminent statesman hm in honor Of
will permit me 10 ept Your Iind imitation
as fse ny good fortune g sye been associated with
Of trial and have retired 20 private if. With the
riendship
SENATOR nFrxM,-
SENATE CHAMhER. Albany April 81, 1851.
aon q attend the ssh Annual " h br @s
day # Mr. clay the 18th instant the Apollo and also
viii ts1s srsa, psa.uTs accepting iny,tion i'll
We shall not adjourn than the 18th proSasy and
III n,,nsy not ~, e - ny Iewer e Z present. ,,,.
yen sooner tan 10 o'clock r. NJ which would be late 10
need hardly ada how warmly sympath.e With you all
who desire 70 DO honor 70 the purcst and highest d living
h. las ',p Z, d scSsI n LIN h I.y.' II small
FROM g. O. HANFNs.
c BurrALo. March . 1851.
70 n With te clay Festival Association ia their annual
in your city, has been received.
rcsons IL ~iirh n i anu tt t,s aIhr9pria.e sqf
T. Join WITH tic Association on that occasion.
m my trs knowledge Uf public and public affairs
have tctu an almirer ot Mr., Clay, | have read his
slrcchce with much interest and instruction and have
often nsted mybef the secret of his strong hold upon the
l,s1g, asa 9,,sslnsP,' q men m ress1s. ana @hsr
puu' uons thoagh Of very hi,h order are not oi hem
A. 10 eteaurt f,rit n mn H. ~ .si ~ w., III
nrr ~ ,.,,, ~,
t{eti aided III ,,t,,tn ,lg. ~ ''e V'N"
Gti mon 49,, '-n't s aad hs,u, ~
tlee Al ,alr, ~, 49, Ill a. i .
wlch In All to Serrs rsiatfss ~ fsa, if h -. eii
fus4ap1d and IL unu,t Ia -. ~ H.. -, -
uisu ~ 4 good a. ve a. n rrest ,rSn A. = ssn N v,aIs
"a rsntttr a. a lys,te~ in"t"ma' go. - -
trofsfsfg mai man statsssrs, ,s..,t@,
AGO. In e,sr, a1 ~ - n ~ ~ ~ = ana ana
all trr,r i. i,e u ~ @ s's - 80 ~
nng admiration end deserving Il.
miha ahd eierscicr ar b'er balanced than IN any
Ia 80, ~ ~ ''at''r .is hteFri'y nor ~. patrio'lsn
every politeal ,trpgsis M M seat' ~ ~ ~ "'s' >"
oyef and above al ,ink thc noble stand this wise old