Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-15


Your friend and humble Servant,
NJ. v. BUREN,.
A. NJ. Muir, Oliver NJ. Iownds, Esqrs.
and other Committee, sc.
The Committee will oblge me by offering the
following sentiment to the company in my name.
NJ. v. b.
The Republicans Of the city Of .Nttp- York
thirty years OF political consistency attest the
soundness OF heir principles.
g. Tie recent Triumph Of Repuliican prin-
ciptes--a sautary admon,ion TO deInagogues,
hereafter to respect the will OF the People.
(Ydakee Doodle.
:. The memory of H'asAi@ 'E;.,..,,. D.,
3. The Army and Nary of the United States
the pride Of the new world, the admiration of The
old s.sOt1 Army and .Auvyf0 erer.
8. The Soldiers and Patriots of the Revolution
the remcm ance Of their services Will be i'm
moriA (auld Lang Syne.
IhUPresideDt then remarked, that he felt il his
duty to read a letter which hal been received by
The managers from one OF the Soldiers and Patri-
ot' referred to in the last toast their venerable and
distinguished L. citizen, Col. Henry Rutgers
which he read:
To Messrs. Alexander NJ Muir, Oliver NJ
Lownds. Dennis II. Doyle, Elisha Tibbe,s
Philip Thomas, Jonathan 1. Coddington, John
Lorlmer Graham, Esqrs NJ anagers.
GENrLEMEN:-I have received your very
kind invitation to the ''dnner 10 be given at Tam
many Hall on Thursday next, the Sth inst ,ocom-
memorate the splendid victory achieved at New
prise OF Cen Andrew Jackson, and to celebrate
his election TO the Presidency OF the U. States.
1 exceedingly regret that severe indisposition,
which has confined me TO my chamber for several
months, will deprive me of the qualification
should otherwise receive, in participating in the
festivities OF that Glorious .knIiirerSary
still cherish lively recollection oi the feelings
with which the first tdings Of that event filled my
mind, and the grateful sensations it excited To-
wards the s' Military Coieffain" who under the
| guidance a nerrifpl proyieDce cd
] valiant army TO that na,chless victory.
| cannot therefore, but rejoice that his grateful
| country has now called him to fill the highest
| oitce y its gift, and indulgea confident expec-
tation that the measures Of his administration will
rs distinguished for promoting The best interests
OF his country, az his military achievements were
ia advancing her glory.
| beg leave 20 offer the following sentiment:
T. General Ansrew Jackson, like Washington emf
nent, as the successful leader OF the armies OF his
country; may he be equally distinguished in the
administration Of its government.
very respectfully, have the honor to be
| four obt serv't.
HENRY RUTGERS.
| New York, 9th Jan 1929
10. The Memory Of De JYitt Cinton-the
monument of his genius will transmit his fame to
alter ages as one of the Benetactors of his coun-
Try. Portuguese Hymn.
plains OF New Orleans demonstrate their efficien-
ccy, when directed by skiIfuI and experienced of
hceTs' HGShingt0hs March.
IL The Memory OF Daniel ID. 1ompkins-
his patriotism and public services will ever be
| cherished with gratitude by his countrymen
.HdrseiHeS HUM.
H. State rights and State soyereignties-the
Key stone OF our national arch-ihe sacred de-
p0siiory OF the Liberties of our Country.
(Paidr Of Glory.
The President after the regular toass were lin.
ished, stated that the M hangers had receivoda let
Tor from the Hon. Nathan Sanford, our Senator in
Congress, which he wished to read TO his fellow
citizens
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 80, 1923.
Gentlemen-l have received YOUR kind invita-
ton TO dinner to be given the 9Th of the next
month IN celebration OF the Victory OF New Or
leans, and the election of Gsn. Jackson TO the of.
hce OF President of the United ates. If il were
in my power, should attend with the greatest
pleasures but as the duties of my station here will;
not permit Inc to b with you in person, pray
ieaVe In TINS manner, 10 mingie my congratula-
Tn',. WIN yours upon these suspicious events.
Could be present and express a sentiment, il
would he, 6 The city Of .YeIo York, distinguish
cd Ghhe dy its patriotism and ns prosperity"
WIN great respect and esteem. / have the hon
or TO be- gentlemen, your obi serv't.
NATHAN SANFORD
Alexander II. Muir, Oliver nj. Lownds. Dennis
III. Doyle, Elisha Tibbets, Philip Thomas, iona
than !. Coddington, and John Lorimer Graham,
Esquires.
The President then announced. that The Mama
gers had handed to him letter received from IN.
Hon. Churchill c, Caubreleng, which he desired
permission TO read:
WASHINGTON, Sd Jan. 1929
Gen;lcmen:-l have the honor to ackno Wedge
the receipt of your polite invitation.
HwOuid give me great pleasure 10 unite with nv
ieow CT ilenSih celebrating the Vic DRY OF Orl. an
but my pubic outies will not permit Inc 10 share
IN their festival do me the favor 10 offer them.
IN my behalf. The following sentiment:
. IRE Jttt9t that tcedthoed the storui'-May
i'ibfOIous plpllc services, whether civil
ry ever wln The prize in the race Of ambition
am, with great respect, your OPT serv't,
:, c. c. CAMBRELENG.
Mcssrs. A.. NJ. Muir, o. NJ. Lownds. Dennis
II. Doyle, Elisha Tfbbets, Philip Thomas, J. l.
Coddington, John Lormer Graham
WAsHtNGToN, Jan. I3.-In the Senate. ves
terday, various petitions and resolutions were of.
iered; among the fomer was one from New Baup-
shire by Mr. Bell, praying that the passage ofibe
inaf on Sundays may be prohibited The Chair
communicated letter from the Governor of Geor.
GA, enclosing protest of the Legislature of tina,
State against the tariff of the last session The
document was read, and on motion OF Mr. Berrien
(who accompanied the motion with some appropri-
ate remarks) ordered 10 be printed. A letter was
read from the Speakers of the Senate and House
OF Representatives OF the State Of Delaware sta
ting That John M Clayton had been elected
senator from that State, from the 4th of March
1929. W a''"
Yesterday being the day appointed for the pre-
seh'at'oh OF petitions and memorials, very large
number was submitted 10 the House The most
important OF them was presented by Mr. Cam
hreleng' from numerous and highly respectable
BODY oil merchants Of the city OF New York. relo
i've to the new tariff The memorialists stated
thatthey had, previous TO the passing of that act of
congress last session, given orders 10 very con.
siderable amount, for foreign merchandise. The
G e.ues upon winch, on its arrival in the United