~SS@6So ssaS@ tive, the attendance to hear the election sermon, 6Sc that the speech fthe Governor is delayed uHtfthe second day. This document we shall dOubtless be enabled present to our readers next week. Thad- deus Bets, Esq of Norwalk, it is believed will be the Speaker ofihe House.

 ZRe Cherokees.--It is mentioned in late Augusta paper, that is expected that Governor Gimer will shortly convene the legislature of Georgia, tn order that he nay De advised of the course proper be pursued respecting the Indian lands. It is said large numbers d adventurers have obtained by pHr- chase of the Ctsrokees the privilege of digging for gold of their lRnds and that some of them already engaged in digging.

 4 mesc o6ice.-A bill has been recently introduced iR,o the House pf Representatives in Congress, pro- posing to create n entire new office to be attached to che State Department, the incumbent of which is to he called the Aissanf Secretavy cf State, with sa- ary of S3OOO. The hill makes it the duty Ofahe new officer to take under his such branch branch e of the business of the Department of State may from time to timebe assigned to him by the Secretary of Satc with tho appreciation of the President of the United States" Thus t will be seen how the present resrencg administration curtailing the expenses of the government

 It is co1ec,ure that f the bill should pass the ap- pontment would be conferred upon gentleman of New York-Of upon Isaac HM!

 Zhe JeGsyscniGR Dianer.--In our last we gave, in an extract of letter from Washington, some account of the grear got up by the Southern friends of ahe President rather that portion of them disposed to support MT. Calhoun as his successor, and who were opposed to the tariff, the American system, c. We had not then room for any of the toass given on the occasion. Upwards of one hundred were drank. A few now given, to shew the spirit which pre- vailed at the festival. The whole Of the do ings, drawn up by MT. Benton, including speeches, toasts Grc. occupies twelve columns in the Tel. egaph. Here follow some of the volunteer tOasts:

 By the President of the U States. Our Federal Union-TT MUST BE PRESERVED.

 Blythe ce-President of the United States. The Union-next to our liberty the most dear; may we all remember that can only be preserved by respecting the rights of the States, and distributing equally the benefits and burdens of the Union.

 By the Secretary of State. Mutual forbearRnce and reciprocal oncesaon-through their agency the Un- ion was established The patriotic spri, from which they emanated will forever sustain tt.

 By the Secretary of War. Public men-the people will regard with wares affection those who shall be found to act from priaciple.

 By the Secretary the Navy. The liberties of the people depend on 'sqSens securrence to Ganda'aen-

 By the Postmaster GsneralA Virginia: the m,nii. cent parent of sovereign siates4 Acknowledging them her s9E%alsS-prsaerfiSs E : liberty 2 RSwer: , ., of the People Let the character of their defence hc

 Gnissated moderation that seeks only its own, and will never 6e satisfed rith Jess

 The memory of John Langd0M of N. Hampshire

 :. His life was geMile, and tho elements So mixed in him, that Nature might stand up

 And say to all the world Tlfs s0as nsan."

 naM Ua0nA .--NaAN .nfn An1 take my flesh in my teeth, and put my life in my ha1di Though he say me, yet will trust in him."

 By MT. Troup, ofGeorgia. The government ofthe rublic of San Marino it rules empire more extend ed than the Roman, with the absoueness of Tiberius, with less wisdom than Augustus, and less justice than Trajan or the AntOnines. LQy. The meaning Of this

 By Col. R. M. Johnson. Freedom of speech and of the press, the rights Ofconscience, responsibility of agents to 'ae people ana % unvsTsa. % H sacaso"

 By D. H. Lewis, of Alabama. The resurrection Of the Constitution people will roil away the stone from tie ! 6 door of the ssrcichte.

 Her star is n the ascendan-may 1t reach the zenith

 By A, [. Msgenis. of Missouri. John Randolph of Roanoke: lineal son of Virginia, the champion of State Rights, the ascendant star of the Convention, the first roclaimer of the coincidence, that the Book of Kingsfolows next to the Book of Judges.

 By H. Craig, of New.York. The Protecting Poli. I cy: Wls it's evident tendency is encourage indus try, and the price of products there can be cause ofcomplaint.

 LberV of inc Tongue, liberty of the Press liberty of the Conscience, liberty of the Read-ihe last HS; least

 Freedom of Industry: As sacred as the freedom or speech, or of the rress-no wise government will

 By Colonel Hayne. The State of Georgia: by the

 rmness and energy of her ZF0Hps, she has achieved one great victory ior State vighls the wisdom and eOqueace of her will secure her another proud triumph in the councils of the nation. 1

 By Warren R. Davis of South Carolina. The ia. l dependence of the Restrictive system: Robinson Cru sse iN his goat skins s!!

 The National Intellgencer, in copying the account of the prOceedings subjoins the following remarks:

 "The regular toasts which, as we'll as the speech es, seem 10 have been carefully prepared, were of plexbn; much SO, indeed that it s understood ihat oiaeF seeing them, all ihe Penns, vania members who to be present the dinner seeded and with drev from tt. The sentiments of the tOasls are, iR A0me instances quotations 0f the words of Mr. Jefer. sonswhich in itself woud seem tO be highly appropr ate ao the 0ccasioR Ihs quotations were such as to preent hs opinions more distinctly than they can be emtpdied iD particular detached sentene0s extracted froml.ng essays, or disqaisons on public aHairs"

 There IS something emphatic i1 the Presidents coast under the circumstances which preceded and attended t. IL was as much to say, in reply to the aathOH of some Ot the sentiments You may compain af the ar, aad perhaps with reason; bus % long ne n is th( law, shall as certainly be maintained thai sny nanke is Andrew Jackson.'"

 Mir. WaIsh editor of the National Gazette, confirms most poltvely the above statement ofthe withdrawal ofthe Psnssylvania delegation on account of the ob-