Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18


Gentlemen am at loss to give utterance to |
the feelings, which your warm and unqualified |
appreciation of my public conduct inspires ne. i |
feel that II exceeds my deserts. l see in 1t the !
Partially of old friends and acquaintances, but 80
far from diminishing, that circumstance enhances
its value for surely appreciation is never more to
be priced, thar when :; comes from those, WHO
have been the long and constant inspectors of our
actions
The relation of constituent aEd representative
which formerly existed between US, would, OF it
sel under tie circumstances il commenced, be suf-
hcient 10 give you warn place in my affections
deem Ii the most sacred of all political relations
and waen 1t Il added, that The suffrage by which |
Was made ycur representative in Congress, was
bestowed on me when yet uAtred, and when the
country was on the eve OF dangerous war, would
indeed be callous, if could regard you with indf-
terence. Buthow greatly have YOU Increased your
claim on my gratitude Alter fifteen ears OF con-
slant employment in the public service, and after
hlving passed through many trying scenes, to
ceiye, on ny return amoaI you such unlimited and
generous appreciation of ms conduct, has excited
feelings OF grsIitule, not to be expressed by words,
ana which viii oHly cease with lite.
General -4ndre,c Jacason The firm and ev-
alted soldier and patriot. lie enjoys The confidence
OF grateful county.
he jYiH Clinton En'erprsing and patriotic;
the handspring OF the system of Internal Improve
ment.
Georgia, our sister state We will cheerfullv
20 hand m hand wish her in every measure which
tends 10 promote The r';e policy aud bes; Interests
OF our cotn!ry; the late conduct fhcr chief magis-
trate 10 tie contrary notwiths sE;iing.
| BY Mr. Calhoun. The prihcigl. oCreBresea!a-
ton May it speedily extend to ali ns;ioas psepar-
cd TO receive It's blessings; and may all others Sc
! speedily prepared.
! 81 Col w. f. Downs, president of the day )
! TIE meet President IF Aie United Suites May
he &c tie man o. the people and not the creature OF
I Office hunters.
BY Col. L. =. Jones, (I~t V President) or
Representatives. ia :he 1871 Congress True TO
the uusI confled to them, did not in tire election
tor President, disregard the will of their consi,u-
ents ard The peoples RICH: o instruction.
by Robert Cunningham, Esq Laternoi I'M
Pr0rement u isely conducted, the mother of ma
uona wealth and convenience.
| BY Or A. Crenshaw, General Jarvis The
first American who volunteered bis service, and
now General in the Grecan service a bold
advcaturer IN a hallowed csusc-may his evsn-
pie prompt others TO emulate his deeds Of noble
daring
BY John Dunlap. James Monroe The love
and gratitude OF free people, is the Patriots hes.
reward.
! BY Col. D. P. Saxon. General .4falre,o Jsck-
son The firm rock on which genuine republican
integrity has set its seattle boon OF Providence 10
the American people.
! by William r. Farley. .J,in Randolph The
virIuoas and enlightened Stae-nlan; few politicians
have doae more for their country.
A public dinner was given TO Mr. Calhoun OF
The 10Th ut. by the citizens of Columbia, s. c.
Judge DesaussiTe presided, assisted bv Coils Gregg
and Chapel, and -. J. M'Cord, E.q From eis h-
y to one hundred highly re-rec.a able citizens are
aied TO have been present. A number of regular
and volunteer toas's were given, from which we
select the following:
The Army oftic United States-Sman but elias
tic, like steam is force is felt only when foreign
power attempts TO compress it.
/ The Presidency of the United States Safe onIT.
IN the ei:t Of tie people it, disposition by Goa
greSs may lead TO the venaty OF tie pretorian
guards.
Official, individual, neutrality-suspicious. ia
republic Is many headed monster.
/ Cen Jackson For whom genius, integrity, and
valoLr, have Won lie tide of tie Washington of the
second war of indie endemce
Gen. La Fayette-Le, the dungeon OF Olmuiz
SPEAK tire gratitude Of monarchs--his reception
among Us, the ingratitude of republics
! BY the Vice President OF tie United States
Goiimhia.-- Disiinsui.hed for Tie beauty and adj
vantases OF It's situation; may its prosperity equal
the anticipation of It's warmes friends
~ Mr.. F Desausure. D,Gytoa, Hayne and
NJ Dune Worthy successors ofLowndes, Cllese
and Calhoun.
By Col. Preston The General Government
y
are the soul
BY Mr.. MDufie. State Rights-Bcsl preserved
10y adding strength to the bonds OF the Union
By Capt Elmore, Comptroller general The
present administration of the government Whether
composed OF men OF choice or not we will give
its measures, when right an honest support; when
wrong, liberal opposition
The Constitution Cfhe United Sfates---The
whole constitution and nothing but the constitution
Mr.. Calhoun arrived at Fay ettevilie, ~. . on
the 9th inst on his way to Washington. On Mon
day morning the citizens waited on him. and re-
Guested him 70 defer the prosecution OF his journey
Tor one day, and invited him to pubic dinner
He accepted the invitation, ard the dinner was
given on that day; DIR. h. Robinson acted as Pre-
slfent, and Paris J. Tillinghas " P.--The fol-
lowing toasts among others, were given:
Our Sister State, South Carolina: Tier sons, as |
citizens, as statesmen, soldiers, are second to !
none, her daughters, ' The farest of the fair
The Military Academy al West Point: The nur- |
sery OF American v1.or. patriotism, and worth.
Internal improvement. Of The grand results of |
Systematic pursuit o. which, New York affords a |
bright example.
Tie Press: Conducted with honesty and ability,
the best guard of our free Institutions
By Mr.. Calhoun. Fayetteville: May its pros |
perliy be such as to constitute durable monument
worthy of The honoured name which il bears
BY DR.. Robinson, President Gen jackson. the
honest and inAexible republican.
B5 j. ID. Ecce5, Esq-The War Department.:
Organized as the present incumbent found it, it will
continue to secure national safety, by providing for
national honor.
Mr.. Calhoun hdving retired, Dr. Robinson
gave,
Our worthy Guest, John c. Calhoun: May the
sovereign people elect him President of these Uni
ed States on the octennlal retirement ofthe present
incumbent.