Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
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THURSDAY MORNING, July 1, 1850.
THE RUSSIAN PLENTPOTENTIARY.

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Giles D. Cook, Esq Mayor, presiding, assisted by
Messrs Walter f. jones' John w. Murdaugh, Geo.
Kennon, and John Tabb. as Vice Presden,s.-
Messs. Tazewell and Loyal, Capt Perry ofthc Con-
cord, and several other gentlemen were present as
guests.
Tho following We're the set tUusis
OF the Union.-When upon the ground of expedien-
cy, we compromise the former the latter will indeed
| become "a 6y soord among the nations"
2 Virginia: What though her soil be not intersec-
ted with Canals, or studded with Toll Gates While
her broad rivers flow through her fields and her for
and her Sons stand by the principles OF their Fa
| theirs, she WIN neither ask, will she receive the
lufgesses OF the General Government
3. Andrew Jackson, President OF the United States.
q. John Floyd, Governor OF Virginia
8. Our Guest-John Randolpho OF Roanoke-Iden-
tilted during his whole political career with the stur
dy muxins aud honest doctrines of repubcansrn. As
Republicans we tender him the most acceptable ho-
mage by adhering to his principles.
This toast was druuk standng-when MIR. Kan
dotph Immediately and IN his usually fccitoass
style, returned thanks for the Distinguished honor
done him in the toast which had lust given and
spoke for about minutes. 1t would afford much
pleasure, las we ore sure IL would many OF read
ers) could we present even faithful synopsis OF hs
Impressive remarks; our memory and want OF space,
both preclude the satisfaction at this time. Mr.
r. concluded by Offering the following Toast, winch
was drunk With three tunes three:
+ BY MIR. Rardolph.-Prosperty and success, now
and forever, to the ancient Borough Of Norfolk
6. The old Republican party IN New England
The worthy SUCCESSORS of John Langdon-though
they left us for me they have returned TO US, their
Old natural and approved allies Sce Jno. Randoph's
speech on retrenchment
The honest observance of Constitutional Com
pacts-when II cannot be obtained from communities
like ours il need not be anticipated elsewhere" Ex-
tract from the Presidents Message OIL the Maysvie
Road Bff,3
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and the Safeguard of oil republican institutions.
9 Strict economy In the Administration of the
Government. The principles Of the Constitution
and he happiness OF the People: not splendid schemes
anu visionary projects
10. The Union "Ony to be preserved by keep
ing the General and State Governments within their
respective spheres OF action, marked out by the
Constitution of the Unued States" Virginia Res
buttons of 1921
III. The rejection of the Mnysvilie Road Bill
tails upon the ear like the music OF other days.
Drank standIDg--Cheers, Hmes 3.
-. The amended Constitution of Vrginia---a
change the mode in the principles Of Gov.
ernment-our Bill of Rights remains untouched.
l5. Tho Tarif-"a piece OF tesseated Mosaic
without cement"-Let domestic industry be protec-
ted, but not with that partial protection which 6ches
The earnings Of millions to lavish bounes a tev.
Cheers, times 9
Various volunteers were given, of whioh no less
than four from The Penipoten.iury himself,
men:
BY John Randolph of Roanoke. The memory of
Meriwetbcr Jones, Editor OF the Examiner, In the
reign OF terror-lhe shield and spear of The Old Re
publican party in tho darkest day that ever saw,
since the invasion of Arnold and Philips.
BY John Randolph. Home: the patriots best ind
only country
CGlum amman tnUtant qul trans mare cl0rt1it.
BY john Randolph Of Roanoke. The People:
May they boar IN mind the advice of Polonius, "to
thine own sell be rue and must follow, as the night
the day, thou caDst not then be false to any man.
BY John 5. Mlson.-The ultimate operation of
the American Systems" seeming splendour and ac
tua weni-Mldas starving OF his golden banquet.
III With his ass's ears-(amended by Mr.. Ran
dolph.)
BY w. Il. Cunningham. The birth day Of Thos
Jcfferson--Mny Its anniversary celebrations aid IN
bringing back the Government to the principles of
o3.
CRemark by Mr. Randolph.-lt will require s,ron
ger physic to do that
By Tho G.. Broughton-J John Randolph-How
ever we may sometimes differ from him, we cannot
say that he ever gave vote to impose a burhen on
the people, ITO which at Mr.. Randolphs request, was
added or to abridge lher liberties
BY Mr. Tazewell Nathaniel Mscon--The spot
less purity Of his example, has illustrated the
profound precepts Of bis wisdom.
BY Mr.. Loyall-The Federal Government-Estab-
lished by the SIatesn it's whoie conssdonal vigor,
the States will preserve il at every hazard
Their ancient modern history furnishes n name TO
illustrate his unePPreciated merit. (Mr Leigh is en-
titled to high admiration for his aolities and his
social worth and excellence, but Mr. s. we fancy
has gone little too far. Some writer in a recent
sketch of Mr. Webster, says he has suffered more
from the injudlcious. undscrimnati Dg, presses of
his friends, than from oil the attacks Of his enemies
BY j. w Murdaugb, I'd Vice President The
Va. Senators-They have the frmness and patriotism
to oppose the Executive, when they differ with him
in opinion-they are friends indeed (worthy Of Re-
publican, and men Of sense.)
Mr.. Tazepell made speech, 'chie1y in defence
to his social and political connection with EIr. Ran
dolPh-Mr Loyal alss addressed The company
Their speeches not furnished Mr. Randolph
spoke, says the Beacon, for about Is minutes. The
dinner was not entirely confined to party lines. Be-
tween 90 and 90 present.
. A very equivocal complimentary 1919, it would
have been supposed to smack little of federalism or
something worse Ed Wing.