Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-28


pspy, about ESQ, sat down Ia dinner JOHN
DOUGLASS ESQ. Presided, and John Jeu
nings, Mark Richards aud Josiah Randall
ESqrs. assisted as Vice =, csidents. The Co
ombian Minister, Consul General and Secre
tary nf Legation, Major Gamble, Naiur Da
,enport, j. ). Stevenson Esq. aud other
Guests sat on the right and lett OF The Chair.
The Dinner was abundant and excellent
We do not remember III have seen better
dinner, hetter served up, 10 so large compa-
ny. The attendance was good the walters
heinS expert aud oblising-The Liquors and
Wines did crrdi, to the Committee by whom
they We're selected. The Dinner, Wines and
Liquors sc. were provided by MIR. Lambert
Heating, with whose conduct the COMMITTEE
of Arrangement have expressed themselves
particularly well satisfied. The Professional!
and Amateur singing was superior To what can
usually be had I'M such occasions. Mr. Bra
men and Mr.. Roberts, in AN especial man
Der graified the company. 1t was Almost aui-
mating spectacle To see nearly 500 persons
protesting the same political principles and
rejoicing in their triumph. The feelings of HE
company were really enviable. All was Union
and harmony-nothius was discordaut. The
f"ass were drank with Zeal and enthusiasm.
Never was company in finer or better spirits.
They remained together later than usual and
then separated reluctantly but well pleased
with the enjOyments of the day. II. Sentinel.
TOASrS.
The People. They always do their duly, they have
no interest, ma wish but The general veal. Ii their
pnbhc agents he hut disinlerested and viftuous
those, by whom they are chosen then will prin-
cipes he eternal, mountains, duse plenty and
happiness, like our rve's aud act as beacon and
an example 10 the whole world
punr-- Yankee Doodle.
| The President Of tha United States. A man who
has uniformly, IN all stations and upon all great
- anita IL
Democratic princp!es-We heartily wish him bealih
ana happiness in the honorable retirement which
awaits hin. Presidents .Morcii.
The next President. Nav he he a man whose ex.
pereure, talents and public life shall be safe pledges
that his Administration will be animated and govern
ed by the patriotism of Washington the principles of
'eiers0" and the decision Of Madison.
Wdshington's March.
The state of Pennsy lvania. In peace aud in war,
she has stood frRly by the Nation and the Na,ious
principles yet less than any State in the Union, has
she received considerations oil National remembrance
! or gratitude Pennsylvania Graud March
The Democracy of Pennsylvania Firm as "A rock
OF Adamant sound As its principles and more nvul-
nerahle than Achilles, it goes forth Victory when
ever u goes forth TO Battle. Ca Ira, ca Ira
J. Andrew Shulze. The Candidate of,he Demo-
cracy o Pcnnsy lvaniathe votes Of the go 907 free
men, are recorded as testimonials OF his worth his
talents, aud his principles, aud evidence of their
confidence 10 his Judgment and integrity. Nay he
walk IN the paths oi his venerated friend the late
Governor Snyder. The Governors .upch.
voLUsTEIR ToAsTs-ExTRAcTs
BY Mark Richards, v. p. Industry.-The true
source of National wealth and real indepe ndeuce-
May ilreeeve proper protection ON government
by Josiah Randall, P.-The Caucus SLsfem.--
Always the protection of the majority and now of the
Republican party while the enemies Of that party
dec,y the system, may ITS friends and abuse IT,
The President having retired and Josiah Randall
Esq taken The chair the following ,oas, was given by
Alderman Bnns and received with six hearty cheers
Our eSincied President John Douglass, Sher n
OF the City aud County of Philadelphia, Soldier OF
md IA IfNIn al
are ungraeful.
BY james S Stevenson, Esq. of Allegheny Co
The Presidency In Congressional Recommends
ton our Stale Host In n Congressional Election
mere unit. Honest Pennsy lvania, though pre-emi- |
nen'ly unawbtous will uol 90 by any ,ndrecrion" be
induced 10 abandon the usages, which preserve the
just weight al her relative number. cheers
BY Samuel Rush Esq Democ Ais May they ALWAYS
he irnmphant-not right or wrong"-bu right and
StrORg.
By Alderman Christian The Holy Alliance orlhe
Republics of North aud South America against the
Holy Alliance of the Tyranis Of Europe.
BY Charles Sidney Coke. The late triumph OF
Tennsyivan'a- celebrating our victory, lei
moi forget that we owe II TO the union Of party
The guests having retired, the following
toast was given from the chair and heartily APP
pIaudpd.
BY Josiah RaodrI, V. p. Our distinguished Guests
Foreign Ministers and Consuls OF SonIh America
Legislators Of our country and officers of the Ar
By F. L. Brewster. The Democratic Members of
The National Congrsss-ln the selection of JO4fer-
sou, Madison and Monroe they have furnished
evidence of their fidelity democracy and lbeir
country TOO conclusive TO be suspected.
BY Col. William p. Smith. Our next President
Jackson, Crawford, Clay Calhoun-Take any
name hut .4ai'us; who under The cloak OF
Democracy, enertains the worst principles of feter-
aiism, and who refused the Office of Governor of
MASSACHUSETTS when offered him by the Demo
erh's, " heenuse u would forever separate him from
the federal party"
BY George II. Gravenstne .-Pennsylvania the
K"v-sone of tie Unon, she will at the next Presiden-
.'nl election give her support 10 the man who is the
bosom friend Of Jefferson and Madison.
BY Simon Geyer. The Democratic partv-In
Union IS strength Lei The opinion ef the party he
concentrated ; and tho fairly selected he firmly
supported, and then the National Walcbmen NAV
every where proclaim " ANS Well"
b, j Thompson Jur. Republican America-Mav
hci Millions of Democratic Electors never he so
distracted As TO suffer another Adams fill the Pres
iden'I chair.
BY Peter Ozeas. Our next Presdent-May he be
= Statesman and Soldier. Gen. Jackson is the
man.
By II harrington. ]. Andrew sbu,e. roveroor
sleSthe Democratic rock of Pennsylvania, against
which The Iroth and foam Of Federalism beat in vain
by i. Oh. Hooker. The 3fh Jan. 1815-The day
on which Old Hickory aud his pine knots brought
John BuH md his Beauty and Booty men TO the
r'Rh about face and dismissed them, ia grand divis-
ions 10 another world.
MIR GRUNDY'S RESOLUTIONS.
The following are the preamble and resolu-
tons which nave been unanimously adopted
by the General Assembly Of Tennessee:
Tie General Assembly Of the Stale OF Tennessee
has taken into consideration The practice which, on
tormrT occasions, has prevailed nj the civ Of Wash
lngton, Of memhcrs Of the Congress Of The United
States, meeting IN caUcus, and nominating persons 10
be voted for as President aud Vice President Of be
United suites and upon The best view of The subject
which this General Assembly has been enabled Ia
take, IS believed that The practice Of
nominations ~ violation Of the spirit OF the Consritu