Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15
DAVID HENSHAW,
ANDREW DUNLAP,
JOHN w. JAMES,
JOHN SIMPSON,
JOHN NJ. FISKE,
VIM. PARAlENTIER

W NJ. PARMEN1lER
THEODORE DEXTER
| This toast, from our republican friends, few in
number but strong in principle, in the city of Bos-
ton, was reciprocated by the following from tho
President:
.Dfassc. luSetts-The cradle of the revolution:
she can never be Indifferent TO the cause of Jack
son and Liberty
handsome letter was read from Lieut. GOV.
Pitcher, pleading his official duties as an apology
for not attending the dinner; and one from our We
nprable and patriotic friend Col. Henry Rutgers
excusing himself, from his advanced age, (s3)
and the consequent debility, from attending. The
Coi.-says in conclusion-But be assured, gentle
men, that although declared the qualification of
attending the festive board, shall enjoy the plea
sing recollection of the glorious event YOU com
'nemorate-when the God of Battles decreed so
! uneyampled victory to the American arms"
The following read from Mr.. Yerplanck, at
Washington
! WASHINGTON, Jan. Sd, 1928.
! Gentlemen--At the request OF Gen. Van Ness,
| the president of the dinner intended to be given
/ here in celebration OF the glorious eighth of Janu-
! airy, forward TO you Toast, which ne requests
may be given at the celebration of the day in New
ork, in his name and that OF the numerous COM
pany of members of Congress and citizens of this
district, which will be assembled here on the same
occasion
| Gen. Van Ness begs that it may be considered
not merely as mark OF his own personal attach
ment TO the State, OF which he is proud TO be a
native, but also expression OF the deep inter-
est with which the trumphs of the republicans OF
New-York hailed by their brethren through
out the union:
The State of New Yorl,-Yielding in advanta
ges, property and prospects to no section of the
globe-he late expression OF here political scnti-
mems exalts her still higher i'll the estimation OF
the patriot.
Joining my own congratulations with those Of
Gen. Van Ness, on the return of the day and the
| suspicious political events which accompany it,
and have given to ii such additional interest
ain, very respectfully, yours,
G. c. VERPLANCK.
Benjamin Bailey, Esq. and the other
members of the committee for the
celebration OF the Sth of January.
Atter which, the following toast was given:
The Friends OF General Andrew Jackson in the
City OF Washington-the companions and witness
cs Of his civic virtues.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Benjamin Bailey-The Constitution Of the
u States, assailcd by foes and traitors during our
second war OF independence, it firmly stood the
shock of calumny.
BY Walter Btowne-Public Men worthy of pub
lie confdence-if conscious OF fidelity, they need
no appeal TO the people for the course Of their
public conduct.
BY N. Dean. The sth of January, 1916
" Booty" did not come at the call of the enemy.
and Beauty" remained to reward its dclcnders
BY Gen. Duncan of Philadelphia New Yorl
long allied to Pennsylvania, by many cndearinr
considerations has, in her recent political deInon
STATIONS, sealed those tics Of friendship forever.
By Major T ~ Smith. The Vice President Of
the United Statcs--honorcd for bis patriotism
admired Tor his talents, and respected for his viz
tues.
by Maj Croghan. The Militia of the u. s,aiag
keeping in view the example of those of The Re-
volution and of the late War-they can never mis-
take the path Of duty and Of glory.
ByS. Swarwout Andrew jackson the citizen
soldier, who never drew his sword, but to add a,i
rcls to his country, nor is pen but to illustrate the
value OF her happy institutions.
by Gen. Spiccr. The Presidential Chair, when
next hllcd, may it be by the man who has filled
the measure Of his country's glory
BY Nj. NJ Noah. The union Of the republicans
OF 9S-Essential TO the victory of 1920.
BY Col. John p. Decatur Tho republicans Of
New Hampshire, atthe next Presidential election,
viii slow that they the friends of the man who
crowned his country with glory.
BY Jesse Oakley. De Witt Clinton--The Gov
ernor Of the great and patriotic state of New York
- 10y Col. H1sin. The Memory Of Daniel d.
Tompkns.
BY A. o. Dayton. The seventh and last at.
tempt Of Henry Clay to raise his fallen character
and case his conscience Of its load
go, lis q burden, CrOmCcH, It's Il burden
'Ioo hedUytOr man that hopes for hcdpeJio
by Doctor Dekay. The next Administration
Less anxiety for their own character at home
more care for tho reputation Of their country a.
broad
by Campbell p White. The state Virujoia
The land OF Washington, Jefferson, and Madison
true to herself, 10 the Republic, and to General
Jackson.
BY Geo: Howard The memories Of Warren
ard Montgomery" .8fititGry CYfcffai,ls." who
persisted IL tLc field Of Glory that America might
be F-oc
pyJ.E Zebra. Andrew J,si;son--Li4o Cinciana-