Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-18

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Try Ciay-the pure and incorrup,ible republican
inc advocate and supporter of mans unalienabie
rights-long may he survive resp,endently trium-
p'snt over the caumnics of his enemies
Hy Or. John Il. Young. General Andrew Jack
sor-fi' quick discernmcnt, prompt decision and
energetic execution, will enable him to promote
,he welfare oil his country in its civil administra-
ton
BY Major Jas. Tatem General Andrew Jack-
soh-May he be rewarded with gratitude by the
american people, for his struggles with the Indians
on the frontiers, and with the British at NevOr-
ny VIM. Etleridge. John @. Alams-Wise.
iiIical wcaihercock?
BY Edward Hubert. The political weather
cock, who has once chanced-May his newt
change lie from President to n private citizen.
by John Tatem. John Randoipl-May he bo
always found what he is the fearless aiyo-
cate OF the Liberty and independence of his
by John Nash. Esq. Henry Clay-Always
upon the watch tower of Liberty, to guard the
Republic from ali pernicious example
HAMProN-The Clergy. the Spartan-Ban5
the lieutenant Colonels and Q. Master of the iI5th
Regiment, in uniform and the citizens marched
IN procession TO ST. Johns Church, where pray
er was put up by the Rev. }. S. Wcstwood the
Declaration read ry DIR. John 7. Sempe; an Ora
nprononnced by Mr.. G.. w Cooper, and con-
Guiding prayer by the Rev. A. L. Chevers.-The
following were OF the toasts given al the din
ner prepared by Mr. Balfour:
Charles Carroll OF observation-disclosures Roma.
norum-6 cheers
General Eatayette-The voice Of grateful ma
ton trumpets his fame
The FIX Presidents-C incinnatus- like they bre-
Ter the pleasures o. their domiciis reservng teir
influence IN the Republic for cases of emergency
cheers. -
Yrginia-As Rome's Virginia. such is thetn MI
rity OF her character-cheers.
- by DIR. j. I. Sempe, President. Virginia.
400 long prey to The cupidity of the north her
interna! improvement and establishment of manu-
lectures, the only means now LETT to stay her de-
s'ruetlcn, and break down an obnoxious Tariff
3 cheers
BY Col. John F. Wray, Vice President Jack
som profound politician, by the extent and rec
utude OF his views; an accomplished warrior from
his intrepid valor in battle, directed by wise
moderation; a good husband, relation and friend,
and IN every character always great, and always
h!mseit-3 cheers.
BY Maj. John g. Cooper Hickory for the
Cabinet, more useful and less expensive than
Ebony and Topaz cheers.
ny Samuel Watts, Sen. Virginia, firm to the
Pr'ncipies OF 9s-May her sons tread the footsteps
OF their fathers-3 cheers
t'y Edward Camm. General Andrew Jackson
rus 'anreis grow green under the showers OF ca
inmny--3 checvs-new version OF "Auld Fang
Syne."
BY Doct. John T. Semple Charles Carroll
The connecting link between the past and presen.
ag'-peace and happiness TO the evening OF his
days-6 cheers.
ny Sdpt STeO Booker. leo. w ythe. cOun-
ty-inan-an honor TO his own, and a model to fu.
rure ages.-Standing and silei
by john Laws. Genera! Jacksonville Hero
OF New Orleans-May he he our next President,
III spite OF war pestiicrce ana fasnne."---6
cheers.
SUT~Y CoTRr HoUsE-The Rev'd Mr.. Colo
addressed the Throne Of Grace, and the Declars-
uon OF independence read nv Captain J. Faui-
con. Sol. J. c. Crump presided at the dinner. as
sisted by Col II. Graves and r. III. Edwards
ne iGiiowing were some OF the Toasts given.
Our Cnon-Palsied be the hand and paralysed
The tongue that would attempt separation.
Executive Patronage-The grand lever in tho
overthrow OF moral and political integrity.
The Peoples Money-May it be employed FOR
constitutional purposes, and not in paying tor-con-
struchve journeys.
The Constitution of the u. Statcs-A system.a =
dopted Tor the government OF Confederacy: may
the usurpers be slenced By the trowns Of an indie
Dant people.
BY Col. John c. Crump Nav the frovn oson
indignant People mot PestiIence Famine or War0
seourge The public agent who proves treachero,,s
by Col Il. Craven. May civic and not militia
ry merit be sure passport to the highest Office n
the gilt Oh free people.
BY Richard II. Edwards--John Randolph .os
Roanoke
BY Peter T. Spratey. Henry Clay, Secretary
OF Siate-The people Of the u. States will snogs
him that they are not to be led ostray by his.au-
dacity but viii elect Gen. Jackson their next Pre-
sIoent VINO viii not give him place in the CaLi-
net; aud may the attributes ofhis Baltimore Dinner
Prayer Speech, attend no people on earth
By James ;. Clarke. May the Coalition 70
hurled trun its height, by the unconquerable hand
Of the People.
By w Philips. Tazewell and Tyler-The able
and honest advocates of the peoples cause.
by WIN. l.. Bailey. The people of the South.
they viii not permit their opposition to the Tariff,
TO bring them into any cOnspiracies against the,
holy ARK oil our Covenant, into any resistance OF
the Laws of the Government.
JArIrs Cry CoUNrY-Cap,. Richardson.
Rifle Company and other Citizens assembled n.
Hickory Neck Cburcb--Mr VIM. H. Redwood
read the Declaration with remarks, and Captain
Geo. w Taylor delivered an Address-Mr Archer
ltanEn presided at the dinner, assisted by Mr.
Jones -
J0Gsts:-Ihe Republicans Of %, may they rir,
crowned With the Ike success of those Of '9Ssu-t
break down al coalition.
Manufactures, Agriculture and Commerce
prosperous only when united.
internal Improvement of Our State, tie road 4,
friendly connection and the source Of wealth: NAV
the meeting ~ Charlottesville be attended viii,
SUE cess.
General Andrew Jackson, 1T anGiotc for tie,
corruption at " ashngion.
SPoTTs VIVA NJ ~ large number OF ladies =
gentlemen met At Mrs Penny's tavcrn-Carter y
Stevenson, Esq. read the Declaration with apprp.
pirate rcnarkr, and an Grafton was delivered by
Robert Powell, Esg.-Mr Stevenson presided a.
the GiEncr. assisted 10y Mcssrs Thcrett TowIes
Gen. Saith and ~ Patton The following wero
among the tOls's.
The Constitution ofthe United sates---A char