Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

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States and his CabnetTheir measures meet the app
probation of three -fourths Of the Union.
By Col. John l.. Hunters: James Hamilton late
distinguished Representatives. in Congress The
uoas advocate Of State Rights; may happiness Pillow him
in his retirement
BY Benjamin G. Fishburn: Joh,l O. .airaas, late Pre-
retirement.
by r. s. Yonngbiood: The Hero Of .Ns,r Orleans
Ioan undiscplncd, virtuous, and courageous yeonan
~, presence gave the stability Of system and infused
the invineibity OF love Of country He enjoys
tho grateful thanksof grateful people.
by Edward j. Webb: Iae Present Supporters Of the
Iar,t-our cry at the Sou,his 'muzzie not the OK
that cade,h out the corn lest the kicks OF the beast
prove the pricks OF the master
By Robert Fishburne Tire mslTory Of De,yy CLAY
There will be resurrection Of him.
ny Richard u. Bcdon: John RGndolpk, 81 Roanoke
Tho upright, outright. downright Spokesman.
by Benjamin c. Webb; The American Press-The
the late Presidential Canvass
~ Az YonKvILLr,S. C.
The President OF the United S;ates-In his Gle con.
The voice OF the People has runphed executive
patronage and cabinet iniiuence-ws DO not fear tina,
famine.'
The State of South Caroiina-Dstuguished for her
attachments 20 the Constitution and TO the union, y
wa,chiu Jealousy of her'ghts cvnces tile one and her
patient endurance Of unconstitutional oppression the
other.
sReform--It has waged war; against corruption,
and produced" pesilence and faine. in the ranks OF
TIE coalition.
State Rights--The watch word Of repuscanisn in
'9s, the of s. Carolina In IS2s-on their peliec
Preparation depends the safety of the union.
The present Tariff The mongrel olfpring of the
Congress Of 2S: may its funeral o6sequies be perlor-
cd by The Congressof 80
s4vAsS.,r, GEO.
edge Of Ss, eeeIc by the SendeSa Of the LoaD or
i' s% sa,fi Aiss .ei T s' ' o
soa saa sa iHs and d
G sa ss l 81
.an 1s1s p sHd sv Of vo'o
Liber..1hG Lady who famiasy h,-
S % Sca and y too proud associate
by NJ james retiring from tho Con
Republic havo advocate and the naon sse use
soss q Is p who weaore the
pa;iot Who would not hoor the repusc"n xo
would revere hn~hete the GeOsn who does glory
John Macpherson ,ooTc Attorney General of the United
s Tariff The B U Of aO onG s The ooy remedy for
0Gh sIa' i oa and
py OF IN tho darkest OF her adversely still lie. motto &c
ck FhsGypyR BY ,so n:iic sas
The President of the uai Ss's s,ais saG hi. Administration b,
worthy OF the fame which has made him the "uler of fee
The Governor Of ceoIsi. His popularity proves
s ss 1t gi lo reform ana not aoo, on,
N Fsrrns POsps Brsxr COusrr, Gro.
Tho Foreign Volunteers Of The RevoutonCh Crusa
sosa i the holy cause Of Liberty Gene.SS dosnsr Of
c President United siatesAnlsw Jackson: Tho il
ous taT and CARL defender and his
ertiss; worthy Of ie mind tina, formed and tho uad
The Admins WISE judcOqs, patriotic i,s
The TsiaIks to false Prophet of ElOa;san the sioar v1
~ yotsIies ore Hike shrinking from its exposed defonty
"a osPeIty and our tros aud dearest consolation ia adversely
raacc."
wife and all penis dangos p:o-
curing liberty shall repay c debt of gratitude
The President of tho United States nors, into Office by the
.9e oil nee people, may his administration prove their choice
fho Heroes Of ii; Revelations they rewarded will;
Paick Henry Tao nun on whom nature seems originally to
hS sa o . b OF a may ~ S
Andrew Jackson resident the tinted saes may ,
"s d Of the people be hi; adnn. on
soGr who Fought ted died siege avanneh; may
AosanloT bernard, Esq. The with Joy we hail
INC esrcios dains OF their emancipation nioi,' Cpl!
James. Lord Wellington: If LsmN,ary i,ph,hoye
rs;ed Immortal 'enown language inadequate TO lis CT
& Judgment a x1 VISION
JACKSON Pe.don Of the United si"io may give sanaa
ron his commitments 10 crowned with glory AMI retain hs
seat a, the eHsuing Presidential election.
rbom,, ssoo MEE 5SS,asSy h &C. friend
cou,Iyn statesman thcnime OfJeeOn will be chcI
Tho President May hi, eiva
hr good military achievements have been glorious.
George W. TToup The alliance of his with the best
es Of Georgia md Tho souns principles OF Republcan viii
cvor command thc respect Of the Just
by Governor Forsyth speedy change that par Of
Constitution which makes political depend space instead
Of population.
ny Williams Ruhcr:oGi Reform Abuse Office will always
justify the
Inwt.ror GEO.
Gcoa: ia none Is in climate, can be
attachment 60 tho Union.
The march of Free Principles: Who shall resist the the
ocean, extineiish the light Of the sun!
BY Charles CupcpcT: Hon. John McPhorsoa
csn no has passed tho ordeal aud acquired celebrity among
tho orators OF
by Maakiah Doser Tho Thomas w Cobb exbc
iio;, the able urist and tho upright judge.
By H. N8bt George r. GimcT: worthy Of the tho
people May he the first Monday Ociobenex 30 elected
20 The ". States by the
ByJ McCuiar: Marquis Lafayette tho bravo civaitc aud
lil1thopc nobleInau; the bosom friend Wa 81
ns'on his services revolutionary struggle onde0s
70 every American.
by Isaac Hail. Esq The memory Of DR. BENJAMIN franklin tic
sosnan the piqsoPcr the dPonatis und Tie pairiOt.
Iu WINCHESTER, VA.
by Robert Barr. sen'r. May pure Patriotism. and
strict attention TO public duty dignity and distinguish the
present Administration
By VIM Seebrghl. Virgnia-Ins,ead OF calling
upon Hercules, let her lay her shoulder 10 the
wheel Of Internal Improvement, rs the best means OF
Ieganing her former standing among her sister States
By Lewis LepOol. The surviving heroes Of the Re-
yoluOnAIay the evening Of their days be calm and
aefeue ~ the morning bright and glorious.
by Thomas NJ. Rusk May The people OF these Y.
States want Jackson 10 lead their armies to VIC
fofy, visa0t President 10 watch over their trea-
cgfy.
PITTsYLyANIA H., Va.
by Win. II. Fitzgerald. john Randolph Of Roanoke;