Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-20

ing between u, has been IN solved by ci,cuus,ap-
which, trust, will be found in the end benei-
cial TO cause, to be signszed by your generous
hospitality an occasion calculated to revive re-
collections, and TO call forth feelings which
should In vain attempt TO utter. Accept thea,
Gsn,lem-n, the asAiance tha, no condition or vi
ei-si.udr OF life which awaits me. shall ever tear
from me the recollection Of these events, or obt.
crate from grateful remembrance a deep OF
the Obligations they impose.
Unwilling 10 obrude myself upon you farther
than may be necessary to testify my sincere and
heartfelt ackno Judgments OF your oser-indul gent
appreciation, beg leave 10 offer you toast, bay.
ing, as honestly believe, special application 10
the pr esent times: =
Virginia. While her political power is controH
ed by "a permanen, interest and counon attach
meat to the community" she cannot become III.
dupe OF wordy statesmen or the victim of factous
demagngues
BY pey,on Randolph Col. Joseph Wyatt
Oar late Senator.
Col! Wyatt rose, and af,er some appropriate re
marks, gave as a sentimeai:
The Constitution OF virginia--It has protected
the liberties and advanced the happiness of the peo-
pie tor half century; my their good sense pro-
'ect II IRON The ruthless hand OF destruction
Mr.. Henry e. Watkins having retired at an
early hour on account OF the illness OF his family
MIR William Berkeley gave the following Toast:
Mr.. Henry Z Watkins Our able and faithful
Senator.
BY Jaquelin A. Berkeley Adams, Clay and
w ebster - fne black leg coalition; concciv eG j.
iniqlits, hrough, forth In corruption aud consum-
mated IN. proliigacy
BY Nathaniel +. Cabeil-rhe aui bor of the Is
raei iiil resolutons-The great unlsnown May he
he s,'ll unknown.
BY Sinon Hughes The author OF the ISRAEL
Hal resoiu. ions; MAJ he in all respects, continue
ever unknown.
BY Abraham. w. yenable The memory OF
Heorge Ma.on his name will be hoao,ed when
The tiGe OF Innovation shall have swept away the
pfondes monument OF his labors.
by Stephen O., Farrsr. Virginia; ever rue TO
heT faithful public servants, she will return the
mex Cong ess, AT least, four Of her chvsirou-
sons: Randolph Archer, Stevenson sbd Floyd. :
BY Abrshan w. Fenable. The Hon. w. c..
Hives; his bold aud chivairous defence Of Virginia
p'tics in the House of Repr esenta,ives, shews
him worthy OF the confidence snd hdnors of his
naive state.
b Samuel c Anderson. General Alexander
| Smj'h, may his ability and his signal magnan iIn
ty In The la,e Senatorial Eection, secure to him
the confidence and support of The people of his
district, Z
BY Henry Tpwea't. The love of County; may
IL unlie the hearts OF every American Ci,zen
| ny Sa'Auei Aleh a ne new constitution ma
&srs; may hey reflect before they make another
move.
By Thomas Fiournoy. The grea, and maies
tic hoannke; may his purifying waters WASH all
corrupted Clay far off the terra iirua Of these u
States.
By Asa Dupu$. The Feie,-I Constitution; a
government OF limited powers; construction may
dsiorm, nay, destroy It's vital principles; lei the
| people look tot
By B'anch j. Wor-ham. The blessinss of civil
ioefty; secured by the constitution written, no,
as construed
uniform suufse OF ms public life has been O r,a,n.
tar our republican Institutions unbgoken in thsi,
! vigon' and unsullied in their purity.
By d.. Reuben II. Deiiraett. Light and Ii
oeFty' their triumphant narch has erlsncipaed h,
new world and shaken the old to is foundation
may The remaining strong holds OF ,isrknes, as.
Oppression ere long surrender TO their victorious IL.
iiueuce.
By Joseph Dupuy. Sia.e Rights; the firm
pillars ct our constitutions; may ne curses OF III,
nation fall their heads, who would s,tsmpl !,
sap their foundation
BY Pey,on Randolph. Speak what ,oa think
should be The mo'to of every honest man
BY Jane, IL. Dillon The house OF Quincy.
: may he liked that of the foolish r.an; BEN
built upon foundaiioo of impure Clay; an
when the rains shall descend and the floods com
and the winds blow, hey viii 5ea, upon tia
hou's, and will fall, and great sha be II. fall
BY Jaquein A. Berkeley. The rnaior.y in III
late Senatorial Election; may they br.hu.Iei ffo.
their seats by the voice of an indignant peope. fe
violating the will OF their constituents