Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02
JACKSON DINNER

FRANxFoRr, Sept. l0.--oa Monday last
the contemplated Dinner in celebration of the
recent triumph Of correct principles in this State,
was given at the Cellar Cove. Capt. Loughbo-
Tough's fine company of Frsnlsfor, Guards parad-
! ell early In The morning, and performed the militia
! ry duties OF the day. The day was ushered in
with one gun. About eleven O'Clock, the mill
tary and citizens repsred to the Cove. The com
pany Is variously estimated from 700 to 1000.
Col. a. Crockett and Csp,. w. Hubbeli, two re-
evolutionary soldiers, were appointed Pi esdents,
and Capt. L. Richmond acted as Marshal If the
day a preamble and resolutions having reference
TO the Presidential contest, were read by MIR. L.
Sanders, jr. end adopted. The people then sat
down 10 an excellen, Barbecue. after dinner
the following tossts were announced, accompanied
with cannon, the martial music of the Frankfort
SasIds which was uncommonly fge, and the
cheers of the people.
/. Tie late Congressional Elections. I'VE have
met the enemy and they ours
2 The memory of Oliver H. Perry. BY squad
ron se beat the British; by squadron have the PEG
pie defeated the coalition
3. George Washington. \ successful Mill
tary Chief'ain." The people made him Presden,
because he had pledged his life his fortune and his
sacred honor for his country.
L, Andrew Jackson. y successful sc Military
Chiehain.' The people will make him President
because he has pledged his life, his fortune and his
sacred honor for his county.
D. Thomas Jefferson His spirit smiles on our
triumph. We cling to mis- ' only hope" and still
are his . favori,e western country
g. Scott, Shelby, Madison and Adair No; less
worthy 10 rule the country because they had
fought for it.
Z. The Sh of January, 1915. Too well known
10 be lied out of existence.
:. Civil and Military Ch;ef,ains. Alike dan
serous when they control aud transfer whole
States by word of command.
y. Pennsylvania. She knows the wolf, though
N ltart ahaa.,s ..lx..t.,
10. New York She felt the late war too Sc
Verey, TO forget its greatest soldier.
IL. The Panama Mission and the loss OF the
Colonial Trade The uiumphs Of our diplomatic
administration
II. Greece. May Heaven send her an Andrew
Jackson.
ID Simon Bolivar. a great man; bu, safe
precedenis" have almost ruin ell HIM.
II. Henry Clay. lie forgets himself.
ID. Secretary Succession. Al one tine most
dangerous at another the safest of oil preceden,s
usl as suits Tie interest aud designs o. ambitious
politicians.
By Me. Committee
CLI guest, Major Thomas =. Moore Faith
;ul 10 the people, be is rewarded with their conf
dence We ihank him for his yiAJica;ioa of tie
Hero and bio Injured Lady.
Our guest, Capt. Henry Daniel. Suited to lie
times and worthy OF The cause; his fearlessness aod
energy will do much 10 stem the to rent Of cor
Tnption, aud restore our institutions to their purity
Our guest. joel Yancey. The sterling Demo.
crat snd incoIrOptibie whig; we hail his intro
dGciicn into the councils OF the nation.
Our guess, Gen. Robert IMITATION T'tium-
plan, In despite of forgery and lal,ehood.
Governor pssiIa. Just and inflsxibIe; his merit
wili be universally appreciated when the motives
OF s!and.r shall have passed away.
OaT guest, L'eutenan, Governor Il. 3. Nc.
Alec Tue to his country in the council and the
field.
Joseph Lecompte. AN honest man aud faithful
representative
Volunteer toa.ts were excluded by order of the
Committee, bu; several were handed in, which
will be published in our next
Aher the toasts were given, Captain Tough
borough addressed the company III an excellea,
speech
All was harmony and good feeling. At an
carly hour the company dispersed, the military
marching inio town with their excellent rnusic-
and hickory bou5hs stuck in the lsUzzIes OF their
guns.
Tie Preamble and Resolutions will appear in
our / Arms