Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20

caster. (Pa.) dined together al the spring OF heir
distinguished fellow-cit'zen, Langdon Cheves.-
The venerable Samuel HumeS presided, assisted
by Mr.. Jenkins and Henry Hbshman, esqrs
Major John Light, Emanuel Reigart, esq. CAPITA in
Jacob Shindie and Jacob Ra,hfor olhciated as
Vice Presidents; Maj. Light s Capt. Shindle. both
being soldiers OF the Ieyoluon.) LdngdOn
Checes an invited guest, he letter TO whom his
reply, we published day two ago. attended
and was seated at the right of Mr.. Jenkins. a
beautiful flag, painted for the occasion, was pre-
sented TO the company by the committee of ar
rangement. 1t contained likeness of the Hero, |
with the following inscription
General Andrew Jackson The Hero, the |
Patriot; the Satesman- He lives for his country
Will that country be ungrateful"'
The flag suspended a, the head of the table
from venerable Hickory Tree, and hailed
repeatedly with laundering huzzas.
After the cloth was removed, the Declaration
OF independence read in an impressive manner,
by James Buchanan, Esq. the following acts |
were drank, accompanied with appropriate music,
and the hearty cheers OF The company.
The day we celebrate, and INN whom de-
lightto honor" The one sacred for the recollec-
ton OF IFS great events: the other, lear for the
membrance of his eminent services & the promls
OF his future usefulness and glory.
The memory of George w sshngto on. the militia.
~ chieftain- yho in patriotism and devotedness
TO country, stands without parallel in history
The venerable Charles Carroll The surviving
signer of the declaration of Independence The
friend and advocate of the hero of New Orleans
Thomas Jefferson The declaration of cur Ii.
berty. which he penned sounded the tocsin of
alarm TO tyrants throughout the globe His name
never can be forgotten until we forget that once
were vsssals and now are freemen.
General Andrew Jackson May the 4ih
of March. 1929, dawn on the elevation of his vr
tue and patriotism, and the downfall of intrigue
and corruption.
The President of the United State
The administration of General Andrew Jack
son. May it never need diplomatic missionaries 10
preach its doctrines or justify its acts.
Landon Cheves. Our distinguished guest;
whose financial talents and independence of cha
racter have saved from destruction and insolvency
the principal monied institutions OF country;
we hail him as a brother among't us, and are con-
tident that his merits and services will yet be ap-
preciated and rewarded
Mr.. Cheves then rose, and presenting his thanks
to the company, gave the following sentiments
Lancaster County. Twice blessed-in its in
comparable soil, and its industrious, moral, pstri
| otto inhabitants.
The army of the y. States Often tried, and
always to be trusted; may nations gratitude be
the rich reward that will ever crown soldier
tolls.
Agriculture, commerce and manufactures. Com
Joined. the great of national wealth and ma
tional prosperity; separated they ay blast the
fairest prosperity of our country
VOLUNTEERS
! By Geo. Louis Mayer. The Germans of Penn
| sylvania- Too patriotic to be led astrsy by con
yentions at Hartford Harrisburg, and too en-
lightened to sacrifice their own best interests for
the promotion Of Yankee notions of any kind.
BY WIN. Norris. nsylVania- Fixed in her
purpose and constant in her affection; she this day
takes the field under the banners of Washington
and Jefferson, resolved make our next most illus
trIous fellow citizen, General Andrew Jackson,
the President of the United States
BY b Champneys Our distinguished represen
taive in Congress, James Buchanan The ability
and hrmness with which he has always discharged
his duty to his commitments entitle him TO their
warmest thanks.
By Adam Metzgar. A Hickory broom in the
cabinet instead of billiard table
BY Samuel G Stambaugh. Lydia r. Bailey and
her orphans Martyrs TO the despotic adnnistra
tiion of John Quincy Adams.
By VIM. T. Brown. Our invited guest, Hon
Langdon Cheyes- May he extend his influence in
promoting the election of the Hero of New Or
leans.
By Mathew M'Keey. The second Hartford
convention May the contemplated yvoollen con-
Spiracy at Harrisburg meet with the fate of its
prototype: Both engcndered in corruption, both the
OFFSPRING OF aristocraticsl ambition, and both the
enemies of constitutional liberty.
BY John Mclaughlin. Pennsylvania, the KEY
OF the union Not to be Yankeyed by a corrupf
combination of New England monopolists, or Atty
two hired presses, out of her first choice
Clarkson Freeman, jr. The colonial trade An
irresistible demonstration Of the boasied diploma
TIC abilities of John Q. Adams
Sohn RuPley. Cotton bags, far superior to
" woollen," for the defence of our country.
General Porter in . letter to the Honorable
Games buchanan, which was received from Phila
delphia, by the mail of Wednesday evening, request
ed the following sentiment to be given in bis name
Inc letter was received too late TO comply with
his wishes
By General Porter The election Of General
jackson as president Of the United States An |
object most dear 10 our hearts and in which the
interests OF the people now at stake: Penn
sylvania is sound 10 the core, and so is maiarii
OF the people of the United Sates nor can they E.
yer prove so ungrateful to refuse 20 pay he
debt OF gratitude owe him.
The toasis given at the jackson and Adam.l
dinners in this city the 4lb of July, are now
before the public. An examination of them, we
think, will satisfy any that with but very few
exceptions indeed, the entire democratic part, ri
the city and county Of Philadelphia are ranged on
the side Of General Jackson. We confe.s. that
until few days previous to the late anniyersary
we had no idea Of The almost perfect unanimiiy
which exists in all the various sections no which
me democratic party has unfortunately been divided
Ihey are more completely united on this question
than they~haYe been any other for the last ten
or twelve years. That there are q hundred or
two democrats in The city,, and some Of them
Mighty respectable, who prefer MIR. Adams. we
freely admit but their number is far more than
counterbalsnced by liberal and patriotic federasls
who duly appreciate the glorious achievements Of
Jackson, and who prefer him, although democrat
to politician by trade, Who has in turn hauered
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