Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17

personal kindness and political attachment which
subsist between the respective Committees. and
those associated with them in the festivities of the
DAY, Mr.. l. said he would beg leave TO add, that
this incident was an eNemplihcation, only in mini
ature' OF that unity Of feeling, and judgment, and
action, which anmates the boson,s of q very great
majority OF the people OF Pennsylvania in relation
to ali those, in every part of the Union who cord.
ally Join in the celebration of this most aispfcious
and glorious anniversary.
re then presented the following toast:
Our independent fellow citizens celebra,ing
the Sth of January at Washington. They anprecyt
ate the value of puse and efficient administration
and we congratulate them in the sure pro.neet Of
its speedy attainment.
The President of the day then presented tiefol-
lowing, as toast sent by the friends OF Gen. Jack
son, celebrating the day at Rockville, Montgomery
County, Maryland
The Citizens of the District OF Colurnbsa--hl-
though they can render direct assistance in the
present struggle, yet their rejoicing en- this day,
proves they on the side of the people that me-;
are Patriotic Republicans.
| The Hon MIR. Weems rose and said:
GENrLEMEN Placed az l am, in this Hon
cradle assenblage the humble representative ola
congressional District, adjacent TO our friends Of
montgomery County, and in the Presidential Fec
non District heretofore associated with par, OF
that County and the City Of Baltimore it may b..
expected that should, on this occasion, offer some
evidence OF the high respect that entertain Jointly
with you, gentlemen, ior Political Brethren
oil both sections, whose hearts unlike those of their
Representatives, are this day with u.s. in COM
inc victory Al Orleans, the
al that went before it, and like the fourth of july
1870, Will In every revolving year, bring fresif
not only TO our remembrance, but to the recollec-
uoh OF all lutuTe generations, the eighth of Jan
/ u1ry 1910. But, unaccustoined as l am to make
dinner speeches, and suddenly called upon as a.
TINS moment, consider myself extremely fort,-
nate, IN being saved all necessity of attempting
description OF the glorious achievements of Andrew
Jackson, THE man. who was correctly said 70
nave h!lcd "the measure of his country's plorv
res SIR, after the description which has been
gwen us by the Hon. member from Orleans CNfr
LIvingston,) as just it was aniInating it would
he more than tiresome for me 10 repeat because
SIR, should be unable to DO equal Justice TO f,.
| theme, although. for want of time / am very
sure our Honorable friend did not tell US half H..
otherwise could and no doubt would have done /
WIN, gentlemen, rather offer you toast, in which
leel assured every member OF this festive boards
will most heartily join
| The Brave and Patriotic Citizens OF Bsi!fpo-a
and Montgomery County-May the 9Th of Ian
nary lS29, and every future anniversary of the
battle OF New Orleans, find them ably represeprn,i
among those who shall then convene, as we hayc
done this day, to commemorate the Battle of New
Orleans, and to make honorable mention of Gen.
Jackson, who commanded.-sAn honest man.
consequently the ooblest work of God''
Received from Nathan H. Hasyyen, Secrefar,,
OF the Committee Of arrangement for the Cav =:
! burlington, Vermont
Andrew Jachson.-Is skill az a citizen soldier.
and ms yirtuous Integrity man, have fixed
the affections of the people upon him Their win /,
as irresistible as the mountain torrent
| The President Of the day, in behalf of the Com,
ihi,tce OF arrangements, gave the following:
The West-hlr. Jetferson's favorite WestLeTrfa
! result OF the late elections in Kentucky nrovsa
/ That 1t is yet SEA barrier against the dereneracv
OF public opinion from our original and free prihc
| pics"
BY Mr.; Calhoun, Vice President of The United
States The General Government-CTeatedto ad
vance the interest of the whole, il may last for g.
! YER by conhning is action to its appropriate,
sphere and dilsng its benefits equally to al Of ile
parts.
BY Andrew Stevenson, Speaker of the House n
Representatives. The reserved rights and sove-
reiSnty OF the States The life boat of our Mon
ana independence and the most efficient haTgfer
by Gov. Duyal. The 4th of July I776, and file
sIh January 1915. The first ann,Inced our In5e-
penndence' the last saw it nObly ratified.
by Mr.. Gheyes. The best Statesmen of the
late waffle heroes of the Army and NAVY
~ the Hon. MIR. V an Buren,. William H. Cray-
lord. Too Virnous TO be forgotten by his friends
too saSacious TO be begued by his enemies.
by the Hon. Mr. Desha, of Tennessee. Edward
Livingston, oil Louisiana. The first and only IBnor
IN the louisiana political pack: though beaten in
Lne presidential game, by the KnOUe from ira,
Sta,e he snail shine CONSPICUOUS, while the Knave
VIII stand before the world, as a proven base ca
iumniator, unworthy of public or private c0nfde1ce
and avoided by every who has a respect for
virtue and for honor" "
ny the Hon. J. Ysncey. The Sovereign People.
Capable OF wise lfGoyernment-here win is-tljc
vital principle of Republics, and NAV IL meyer he
yiolated.with impunity
by the Hon. MIR. Woodbury.. John Hancock Re-
SamI Adams. The prescribed and unpardoned re-
heis-who gloried in their Spartan fate, that tliev
must retire from the Revolutionary contest bnrna
On their shields or triumphant.
10y tie Hon. E1T. Eaton. To divert public aim
ton at Athens Alcbiades cut off the tail oC cgor.
the modern Aicbiades with view TO the same nsZ
Jeci, has written 6Ook.
Gy the Hon. Mr. Mckee Francis Bavlies *
4 Mass.--An honest and bold politician, scholar
and scntleman-The single representative Of tn,
people OF New England, who in 1928 yaied'f,s
andrew Jackson--in the words Of his favorite 90
cts nc
-"TIolis IN his hqpd q glass
"Ith'ct sioics rs many more"
The Hon. Mr. isacks, of Tennessee, beiDa.ca,lsa
on for oasS ttnd by many for speech } rose ana
aid: Tennessee has no language TO express he
iIl measure Of her grateful feelipg-ths tonene
! ihat speaks Tor her is in the nations mouth
Fy the Hon. Mr. Polk The Patriotic State.of
kentucky. True 10 her Republican princfbFes'
she viii not abandon them, to crafty the ambition
/ ot an apOstate SEN
~ the Hon. Mr.. TszewcI. The mafn service
! OF saint Victoria and the piou7 Ursuines who 30
dcvoutly celebrated, and have gratefully rcnrerf-
bered It.
BY the President Of the day, on behalf Of lie
Committee Of Arrangement. Our honored ,o,es.
who has this moment rctircd-the Vice Presbsr -,
OF the United state5-A particularly distinguished
representative Of the sovereign people.
\ BY the Vice President, on behalf Of the Chr
mittcc. Our distinguished guest Andrew Steven-
son Speaker Of the House 4 Repre- ~ ntati,,es Nc