Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-22

Of native state, and Of the citizens Il Richmond a,
daHeta,ion Of their high your uniform and all.
ppo. Of the political principle, Of visn aud the di.-
,s o. your company to simmer at the Eagle hotel on Tues,
asGn'p. I RsaTSE;Js comsee.
"a similar letter addressed en- Flovd b;eb he ,j.o
Acknowledged in wfitinr.)
Ahs following letter was read from Mr.. Giles.
Henry E. Watkins. Arcii1a'd Bryce, IT, and '''
r tGso,ge {. Dyon.gooie, Esq,s.
yaYn vi this day b-h.f Of humber Of the .,nhrs, .,
General Assembly and of the Of ,nJ 4,
dinner at the Eagle Hotel, permit me TO observe derive
peculiar saideaon the declaration, that NV Known
TO the principle, VI the Constitution wa, an
ment Tor the intended honor particularly at the rn
neni; because seems, some tune past, ih .i VI
merit Ia: been awarded by the polite circle.
nose who substitute for devotion the prncn,, If ,s
omuton, the most ingenious, devices Tor rtnerins bo.r
utterly imperative, AMI Tor relieving the admins,
s!oi: ot the General Government from all h.ir wbr."n
restraints in its practical administrator hail tb,, snbi
from you, gentlemen, certain ha bnx.r of
their o ne People to the sound principles OF
Nothing could he gratifying me- than the oporob
you nave expressed u public service. the
no't acceptable reward for which, consist, in IN,
~ my county, whit claimed any other merit thu
st winch arises from conscious dsn.r AMI 6I,
y ." .e discharge OF them would afford ne m. ma, sin;
ss'e pleasure, gentlemen 10 accept your highly .,.em M,
on' nut my continued personal iutirmi,ie, ,hul,s, In
"e tina, Qualification. "''"es as"y
friendly res s." as To accept my INST 'spssl and
Our Cause The Cause of our eoun,ry and
nef Constitution. We offer the right hand of f.l
iowship 10 all our brethren in the Union. Thoss
whom pr.nctpfe hath joined together let no man
put assunder. Nv "'o"
John Randolph "A. an orator unriy,lled as
pa'''ot peerless. An enlightened district will
glory. VI HIS
. LnHeton Waller IaEe,cel-The ornament,
OF the Senate. The administration dread b;s ss.
MUS, while the people admire him.
ne good aud true men, of the VIRGINIA
delegation in the House of Representa,iye.tT
people VIII never desert those, who never desert
the people.
10 The kentucky Resolutions of,os ,,,,,..
pugintd Report OF 49, The great n,;ncinIss
which the genius OF j, fferson & a hIad,on h,ve
cohsecra'ed c"n never be forgotten by their pra,e
full coun,rymen. 8 A'e
ii qhe HiOoNen Bill -Tha, horrible ofr.,,i,,
OF monopoly and power. While preparations are
shns 10 neeee u.s. can we remain silent as lambs
re appeal to the Senate far Justice
IL The Repubiic-I,s vital priucin,e r,;r,,,e
Our public men should be like the wife of Casa
nor only ehdsfe, but free from, suspicion.
ID II free Press The Palladium of M, ,h.r
tes- neither 10 be muzzed by the terror- of a e,;
ton act, nor csrrupted by the arts of au,bo,;, >,
May the hand that touches it for seduction or in,;
miua'ion' De wHhereti like the hand Of Uzzsi.
VOLUNTEERS.
~ VI.
Peopie-They will no, Tail 10 discrimina,s ms
ther friends and the friends Of poper.
by L. N. Nicholas The Republcan i,,s-ss,
throughout the u. States; whilst we are united IN
our ocject let US be united TO the means for i,
attainment. " "
BY Col Peyton- John c. Calhoun. A vir,u.
ous' par'o''c ana soie statesman whose honor has
tarnshed. 1'
BY Willoughby Newton iof Wes,morsIand>-
The Republican Party. Unanimity in its counc,ls:
There Is safety in concert in disunion. defra,
81 Dr. Crump, ot Powhatan- John Fvie, a
hrm and undertaking republican Our motto is
moderation In prosperity, in adversely firmuess and
unyieldng courage.
BY Edmund Irvine, of Bedford The liberty Of
Inc Press Philosophy, and learning, expand nm
der its influence; genius, and liberty, quicken nm
der lis rays; corruption, tyranny and treason shrink
from its thunders. May the recent al.ennt ON Tho
part oil the administration, TO abridss It's freedom
awaken The people 10 sense of their danger.
BY DIR. Z. Z. Mason. OF Fairfsx- General A.,
drew Jackson. Whilst the present Administrations
their wool fly.
BY N. Tyler, o. Fairfax Mr. Hamilton of G
Carolina. A Southron in temperament and in
principle. May he continue TO lash the Co,Iit;oo
together with their undeTstrappers, Webs er. Tav
lOr, &c. until he forces them TO becom. if mo, bo.
nest men, al least observers OF the sober decen.
ces OF life"
BY John Mason Of X. & Queen The devotion
TO liberty OF the peope of The United States
will restore the admins rat OF of their sovernmen,
TO its legitimate orbit, in despite of the satellites
TO its alterations.
BY James IL. Gholson of Brunswick Written
Constitutions. Intended as barriers. tn ,,o,.r,
the liberty of the people, from the ehcroa, bnen,s
OF Gorernmenf; and their general ueifare, -
from the blinded par,iaIiiy and wanton onnress;or
OF prcdOminnnt parties.
BY ST. Leger Carter of the Senate The 9I.,
stanza OF the Earnest Cry and Prayer oil Robert
Burns.
Could some Cor,ntutafion broscb
III pledge sy arh III guid broad S eofch
We need ma Tear thea foul I.pioa.h
Nor eruiilion.
BY Geo. NJ. Payne of Buckingham The TIA.
riff law "miiiions for defence, not cen, for fri
butte"
BY John B. Clopton of The Senate The neo-
ple True TO themselves will exert their mower
TO discriminate, by excluding those who give pro.
lection 10 the interests of few.
BY Major George, OF Tazewel!- Major Gene
raj Andrew Jackson The Statesman and W,rfio,
The who defended well his country in the hour
OF peril: May the highest gih within the pow er
OF the people be his reward.
BY Citizen Democracy. The foundation of
American greatness; Americans should glory
in it,"
BY c. w. Gooch- Internal improvements by
Congress. 60 a bait ar fully prepared for our pa
la,cs."
BY John Rutherford WIN. II. era wford, The
enlightened statesman, and incorrup,ble patriot.
BY q. w. Macrae, OF Prince William The
Union OF the states, and the states Of The Union.
The maintenance of tie sovereignty of the latter,
the unconditional pledge OF The duration of the
former.
Nv Vincent wifcber nj piusvl,.,;. Dine;