Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

tween political managers, in opposition to the will
OF the people. and those who have thus usurped
the governms1t, can maintain themselves IN their
" bad euineIce," either by the government pa
ronage by their political dexteriiy, public liber
~ and political purity will he bur enptr names.
In conclusion, j beg leave offer TO your accep
tancr, sentiment suggested by the occasion:
The S,a'e Of Virginia Those even, who cans
MOI subscribe 10 all her political doctrines, are
constrained to admire the disin,eres,ed purity Of
her political principles.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY George w. Crump The People of Virgi
MA The shield Of the faithful Umpromp,u addi-
ton of MIR. John Randolph) 80 And the sword
of the Lord in Gideon
BY George w. Niacrae, of Prince William - The
United States and the State OF Georgia
" General Assembly" require no ne,u sanction to
enforce the obligation of their 0Qths to support
the Constitution Of the former; and the State o,
Virginia will not tender pledge for the perform
snce OF her dly to herself, her Sister States and
to the Union.
BY Richard ]. Gaines John Randolph, Of
Roanoke With all the pure disnterested patriot
ism OF Aristides with all the irmness of Cato
with all the devotion of Curius- with all the
statesman-lke vigour OF Perieles, and sp.it-sf.
ing eioquence OF Demosthenes- may he ever be,
IS he ever has been, the friend of the rights OF
The people, AMI terror 20 their enemies.
by VIM. III. Roane-- General Andrew Jack
son - When he heads the volunteer patriots of
America, bun foes 10 its liberty. need fear
hm- Quake we renegddes at Washington, fr
ms army is on their march, aud Yrsi,ia is again
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
BY hr. Speaker Banks- a frequen, recurrence
TO fundamental principles a sure guarantee 10
the serpetus'ion Of our republican institutions
BY Law. 1. Dade, OF The Senate --Congres-
s'onai appropriations for civil engineering are
"Coaiilon" means If political electioneeriag
by Thomas Miller. nf Pow, hnfan-- '!'he ,,.n,n,,,
OF Patrick Henry rhs man, whose motto was
IN eiectloss-" Take he from the People
by George Loyal Virginia Derijed on dc
nounced' her banner yet streams like the ,hun.
der-storm against The wind
by Mr.. Rive, of Campbell Virginia More
stentlon t. her own internal concerns not les,
TO those of he Union.
by J III. Chapman The next Presidential
Election May The voice Of the People prevail.
exclusive OF ali coalitions.
By Geo Nj. Payne, OF Buckingham Governor
ifo"p-- "h'ie he IL admonshed not 10 forge,
that The better parr of ,alouf is discretion, he
cannot forget that g thrice is he armed who hss
ms quarrel JUST
By Col George, of Tczewel The people O
me u States, against Adams, Clay and Web.ter-
The cause OF the People, ,eainst such Coalj ion
must and will prevail.
by Dr. Chapman, OF The II. of Delegates VIII.
liam b Giles Virginia is proud to recognize hiu
as her Chief Magistrate
BY II. G. Winston, of Louisa The peocle
Their wishes no: TO be defeated by intrigue or
corruption
Before retiring, Mr.. Randolph rose and observed
mat he knew 1t was very plea a, the heels
o! a long session OF Congress or of he General
Assembly, to fatigue the hearers with long
speech; bui as he had been called on ON several
quarters, tor toast, he would offer them one
viz:
p~gtnia The Son who will no, stand by such
Mother must be a Bastard.
Mr. himorough dded-Virginia has no bas-
tards.
BY Robert Doulhat- Joha @. AL
poor Yorick.
by Richard Eppes Georgia = Virginia is pledg.
ed to maintain the rights the States and of n.
People,
BY t. X. Harvey, of Northumberland Poll
tlcisns and Factonisis- The question is al issue
we VIII refer ii 70 the grand inquest of the Peo-
pie.
BY Wilioughby Newton, of Wes,rpc Gland
ihe literary institutions Of our couDtr Science
and Philosophy are the landmarks of reetom
by ihos IS. Coleman, ir. of arone-- The
onion OF the States May the ur ,p2y conuo-
versy, tending now 20 disturb it, b; ,uesdily adj
Justed TO the satisfaction of all parties.
10y Mann Page, of Gloucester The better
he,lth of John Randolph The great criterion Of
Political Honesty
by L. z Rives. of p. George The Author Of
Mason OF re.
by Charles Y. KimbTougb. of Louisa John
y. x Co. in 1899 Sky high, Sky high!!
by George NJ. Payne Joseph c. Cabell- He
mas signed his death warrant NAV the PEG.
pie grant him no respite.
by b. f. Da5ney Virginia principles -as ex
pressed IN her IesoluionS of l79s aud 1927.
10y Thos l.. Nelson The l.. a.es- Nav
'ney escape those quicksands Of wee, which have
ever proved the bane of empire
ny Law. L. Dade- William c. Riyes .-Yirgi
MA mas marked his Course, and Will no, be IN
mindful of his services
BY Mr.. Rives, Of Nelson 49,. The march If ,,,e
human mind With it, will progressively adj
vance, the cause OF rational and civil liberty in
every cline :"
by George w. MacJae John Randolph -
Shall ask the 6rave Statesman WIN G,uvbt n, - ado
~ hs cause 81 nia''kiI.a, if our creed. agree9
I Tg1 give up the man have valued and trieJ,
~ Ice kheei not before the altar with met
ny Robert Doulhat The Constitution of the
United States Should The dagger of Bruus b,
eees'aTy Tor Its support, Virginia has delegated
Cassius TO cooperate.
ny VIM. Brockenbrough The present Al.
minstraiion 1T can only be displaced bv ,,n;on
In iaVof Of The most prominent opponent. Di
CisiOH is defeat
by = w. Gooch Georgia Those who were
once threatened with being ground into dus,
ana ashes, must feel sympathy in her cause
ny Dr. Mason, of Fairfax The Cnn.,itu,ion
OF virginia The germ Of '76, msturod by a half
century into the sturdy oak of 1927, thai shelters
the Roerfy and happiness of the peopIe- NAV
IL In Turn be protected by then, against the ruth.
less hand Of destruction
THE ADDRESS.
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