Reception of the Whis Members of Congress,
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THE GREETING.


At IL o'clock the steamboat Fairfield left the
foot of Barclay st. for Elizabethport, having on
board the Committee Of Arrangements, with Dele
gations from the senior and Young Mems General
Committees, the Clay Clubs of the several Wards,
and fine band Of Music, to meet and escort the
Whig Members of Congress to this City. Passing
round the ships North Carolina and Warspite, the
Fairfield proceeded down the Bay and reached
Elizabe,hport about ] O'Clock. About 2, the
Members of Congress- escorted by depu,a,ion OF
the Wings of fElizabethtown and by JAMES N. REY-
soLps, Esq, who had proceeded to Philadelphia
on behalf of our Committees, were deserted ap-
preaching in carriages, and were greeted by sa-
Lutte of artillery.


Among the Members of Congress who arrived,
we recognized


Senators MOREHEAD ofKy. PHELPS of vi.


BATES OF Mass. TALLMADGE ofN. Y.


MILLER OF N. J. PORTER of Mich.


(Messrs. EVANS and CRAFTS had already arrived)
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THOMSON OF Ind. L BUTLER KING OF Ga.
." HALsTED OF NJ. ALLEN OF Me.


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BURNELL, MATHIoT of Ohio
SALToNsTALL, CRANSToN oil *. l.
FILLMORE of n. y. MAYNARD OF N I.
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LINN, A. L. FOSTER I"
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