Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10

JON our Revolutionary torsiathsts-- may its prin-
cipies be co-extensive with the hahiiable globe,
and may they be sanctioned by the seal of time.
Ger. George Washington IN war and
wise counsel
8 rbomas JeiEer SOU Author OF the Dec,ara
,,cn OF Independence He has penned wrh a
masters hand The Distinguishing features OF gov
eminent whose main pillars are liberty, equality &
religious toleraion--his lame is enrolled oo he
brightest page of bi-,ory pos,eri'y will do justice
to his memory.
The State OF Tennessee.-C Under wise, lio-
erai and patriotic legislature, internal resources
will be developed--her intellectual character made
known, and her citizens besoms wealthy, prospe-
rous and happy.
The Governor Of the State of Tennessee
Gen. William Carroll
Our Distinguished guest, Gen. Andrew Jack
son.-His services warrior and a statesman,
have alike been honorable TO himself and benefi
cal TO his country. May tina, country honor him
who has hoDortd her.
South Anierica.-May her independence be
guarded by the Congress of Tscubaya, and may
the result Of their deliberations be the restoration
OF peace, order and quiet, to distracted country.
Greece. The land Of Leonias aud Epsmi-
nondss Is bleeding atevey pore. Religion and HUI
msni'y demand her emancipation from Turkish
chsins. Her cause is right eous, and il must pre-
vail.
3 John Z. Calhoun, v. President Of The u. s.
- His character, like Grecian pillar, Glands UNI
yelled before the nation, WITHOUT spot, without
blenish.
10 The President Of the u. S.-He went INTO
office without the vote OF majority of the people
OF the union he go gu, of Office by the vote
OF the same majority.
II The Sage Of Lagrange The disinte es, ed
champion of the liberties of mankind.
IL The A Fair The f.irp.t in creation
VOLUNTEERS.
by Gen. jackson. The citizens Of Gallsn and
OF The county OF Sumner. My early acquain,an-
ces, supporters and friends may their prosperity
and happiness be commensurate with their hospi-
,slity.
BY Gen. Hall, the Presiden' of the day The
memory al Col. Samuel Lauderdsle.
BY Gen. Desha, " President May we 4oon
hear again the voice OF John Randolph. of Roa-
noke, which. like the Nea,o,n Lions roar, alarms
intruders upon his cuuntfy's domain.
Is, Felix Grundy, Esq William H. Craw ford
- An able statesman, o well tried republican and
rstrio,.
BY William z. Anderson, Esq. John c. Cal
houn. -.Fertto our distinguished guest in our con-
iidence and our affections.
BY Doct. John Shelby. a saf. retreat to on,
head and feet
BY Gen. L. Morris, of Greenvilie, Ohio. John
g. Adams. In fair way TO be pslsied by The
will of his constituents
BY John II. Martin, Esq. The state of Ken
lucky True to herself when as herself; she's get
ting better.
BY David NJ. Saunders, Ell. The political
prospects OF Henry Ciays-' Like lie dew on the
mountain, like the bubble On the ocean, they are
gone, and gone forever.
By David Barros, E.c. David Porter. former
ly a commander ia the U. S. Navy. Driven from
his own country by the prosecuting hand of gov
| erDmeni TO the counIries of the Souh He will
there protect with zeal and devoie!uess the cause
Of liberty.
BY Bale Peyton, Erq. Liberty Of the press s
feedon OF debate While they remain invioiate
corruption cannot hide its head NOR can mankinc
be Ieptin ignorance.
BY. DIR. L. D. Ring. The government of tn.
u. ). May she never want s;atesa,en, like the
! present rival candidates for the ext Presidency
BY w. @. Hunt. The cause of liberty through
cat The world. MAY the champions of freedom
never want military chiefiains aud patriotic states
men TO assert and maintain their rights
BY John w. Oyer,on, Esq. Gen Sam. Eous,
ton An honest man and soldier, one of Ten.
nessee's fav orits sons.
BY John IL. Turner, E-q. William 3. Giles
INLAY nis efforts TO arrest the encT GA chnens Of
the general government, upon ,he rights of tie soy.
ereign states be crowned with ruccess.
BY Andrew Hays, Esq. Auo Gen'I. Dewit
Clinton. The distinguished and successful pa,ro
of internal improv ement, and the firm supporter OF
state rights.
By Yolney Stamps, Esq. Martin Van Buren,. A
republican ofthe old school--N. York knows hin
well and esrifies to hi meri,s--to such talents
and such virtue will keep steady eye.
BY Maj George Bisckmo,e. John Randolph
OF Hoanoke.-- A faithful sentinel on the waicl,-
tower OF libery-may the government of the u
.. never lack such sentiDels.
ANOTHER " SIGN OF THE TINES"
Extract Of u letter to The Editor dated
EARRIs8URo, April 8, 1927
Deer Sir
Last evening meeting of the Democratic mem
hers of the Pennsylvania Legislature was held, to
take measures preparatory 10 the Presidential
election. The following persons were appointed:
Gen. Alexander Oge, President.
Mr. VIM. McCreeTy, Vice President
Mr. Mr.. :! joel a' * S' %s"s. Secretaries
A Committee was appointed, consisting o.
Messrs. Ringlaad, Ryan, and Sutherland, Messrs
Krepps, Kennedy. BonsaI and Powers, 10 make =
report; and the meeting adjourned until Friday
evening next.
From the above names so well known as friend
ly to General Jackson, there can be no doubt that
the report Of the Committee will speak The Ian
gusge of Pennsylvania, and will put down the sian
der 30 layisbly pu the political character Of Inc
State. The Democracy oil Pennsylvania is for
General jackson President aud she will msini ain
her stand. " ash. Tel.
Meetings ofthe friends OF General Jackson have
been called in Montgomery, Washing On, Charles,
Prince Georges, Anne Arundel, Frederick, Ball
timore. Queen Anne's and Cecil counties, for the