Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-02

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,s re IN NJ Clay. PRONOUNCED in the two Hous
y. Goa e. Netm@>:y In the Se"ate speeches W.
i;ada bY MyaSs. Underwood Case Hunlef aals Clemens
losc. Seward: Joaes OF Iowa and Booke-in The Houss
81 Mars breckenridge, Ewing, Caskc oil Virginia. Cha
Z le iiay.y oi Virginia Eenable, Haven Brooks fauhEc'
90; Y!..la Parker Of Iniana, Bowie, Gentry Walsh :"
.Iig, ana 81. r!c:s Of Georgia. The committee o AZ
Tie ra;t of the Senate are Messf'. f'unlt
ijanson jones u Io;va, Cooper Bright and smith, III,
ii ,.i,s in. are the
q .rH.NGEMENTS IN WASHINGTON FOR MIR.
b CLAY'S FUNERAL.
E WasulSoToS, JUNE 30, J. Milne Commltlee CT ~
3 ngenn.s on the part of Congress- for making arrange
81 c for Mr. Ciays funeral me, this afternoon immediate
Il an IN. adjournment oi The Senate. They have, thu
: az serei upon the following order OF proceedings
Il i members Of the Cumitfte Of Arrangements the pal
AMI morrncis will attend al lhe Natonai ole al
= 'cock, Thursday morning.
4 Aili plst IL the members of the Houses Of Con
q will assemble at the same place. at wish 1is n'
arpsc will DO reosed in charge OF the committee OF ar
arIncns Attended by the members and officers OF III
n Houses OF Congress- 10 the Senate Chaocr where re
iginus services will be lad. -
he CONCLUSION Of the services the corpse will be pacer
. " .ng round. .. the CAPITOL where it will remain until
q alf past O'clock.
n,rec of arrangements and pail beurcs 10 The rail road de
s,t and leave o'clock for Baltimore having first beer
cied the committee of Congress appointed 10 accom-
q an? them Kentucky. That committee are az follows
al.ss7s Underwood Jones OF Tenn. Cass FISH, houston
4 and Stockton. .
8 The following are the pail bearers Messrs Cass, Man
& !um Dodge Of Wisconsin, Pratt, Atch!son and Bell
s. [sEcuSp DISPATCH
q W.su,seroS June 80. g. P. Mas Mr. Clay's remains
The National Hotel tomorrow al hal past II oG.oeS
8 he religious will take place in the Senate at II
n body will then state in the capitol until time Of re-
for the cars lenvng a four O'Clock They
IL will arrive al Baltimore shortly before D, Is supposed
q THIRD DISPATCH.
q WasmsGrox, June 80, 9 p. M-The committee with the
mortal OF Mr. Clay in charge design proceeding en-
in Rail innrn fn-n
md leave for Philadelphia time during the morning.
q hcy design ,aryng night In Philadelphia ana
York and other large cities In order 10 give losG ocsl!ous
N op;,orury Of viewing the corpse in its metallic sarco
hans and paying the last sad tribute OF respect 10 The IL
alustTlous dead =,
g most extensive end complete order =
II TIE Chamber and Hull OF the House are oe!hs
e !esn0ned in the deepest mourning.
The Rev. Dr. Butler OF whose cnutch 'ne aeceassu was
.ember aud commandment, VIII read Tue EPScoPu
s. Eyi;rrces Of mourning in Washington universal
Il without The slightest distinction vi party Buildings on Tue
n Avenue nrc now all hung in sable.
The ,o.es in The Senate ana House to-day, oil OF
q he highest order, causing deep emotion
q Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sum-
q WAsHlSeToS, JUNE 80 1852
q While the heart of This great milton swells with emotion
q the dings which, with lightning velocity, have been eve.
8 wlie carried of the death OF Henry Gay Inc eoqnencs
Exhausted efforts euogZe his services and characte n.
ne Senate, this morning, was affecting and mpo
sssinr. , en- -. ,,.. .,.h
ed TO be gathered by the fame Of the great senator and
mid the silence which long preceded the opening OF the Sc
a,e wr could almost imagine that the orator was again to
,i,e in his place and that his flashing eye, and majestic
manna and trumpet tones were there again 10 command
he affirmation oil n ulfairhful and moving deneations
So him who had filled the public eye, and who was now
,heIfcrr. in public sympathy, not wanting. Mr. Tn
orwoud ccilons in bringing before US The form and
and the ardent feelings and devoted views OF his
s!iluSious colleague.
g IL euonv Of his personal qualities and OF his great &C
ions cond equal what felt and known by all TO ne MS
s; Inc have had them also from Gen. Cass Mr. Hunter
8 Mr. Cooper Mr. Hale Mr.. Clemens, Mr. Seward Governor
Zones Mr. Brooke and other Senators. These eulosies
warm and discriminating They are will form memorial
oi departed statesman fit 10 be preserved for all me
q Tie nJ.nent OF poslcy is scarcely TO DC anticipated by
onteupo:ay opinion; but il Mr.. Cloys fortune IA
ao the ard daracon that follows distinctions and
t is grateful and adronory uct that now, the eve OF
ga prsa, parv struggle the high merits of Nh Clay as pa
s. :or and phanhr0ps, and public benefacto unver
ysalv acknowledged Many may, in the chances OF 70
iicn aiu reach the Presidency, but few will ever reach
,hc hiner pos, which Henry Clay holds in the hearts OF
Shis cnu,,rv los.
q HONORS TO MIR. CLAY IN PHILADELPHIA
Sc PHILADELPHIA, JuSE 30-The committee OF the councils
navc resolved the cortege accompanying MI Cays
5,relians n, the Pcnnsyran State line.
= The civ councils this morning aud passed series Of
#resoutiuns appropriate TO the OCCASION committee Of
ips f.,. each hr':uch appointed 10 supentend I'M
rcp ra:ions the funeral soemniIes and 10 receive Inc
fcn,s The Hall OF lndcpc ndence the Council Chambers
z:and Mayors Office be- hung in mourning for BIZ
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