Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

cio,hng them.eive. in the sacred mantle Of liberty
have committed. In her name. euormies shocking to
humany.-Yet after all, Mr. b. ,ai. he ielt satisfied.
that, from wha, he saw and heard tcghtiul as havo
been the sacrifices. Europe is greatly gamer from The
strugslc-Despotism to the psfson. IL s,afeely
known in the fsiret part OF Eutope-Ju l. gene.
rally, imparially aGmuistero and the repte eEtave
principle the vital touniain of free Government has
hssn so generally estabehed, I, defy the mAci ina
tons Of ia cn,m,esls march .st 10 inevitably on
ward. But, let Americans be ever nirdiui, that 10
them has been con6ded the esp.cih protection Of hu-
man lbertyf fail here. il loo, forever and 20 do
1t it be hanished heucc-., Noahs dove, before the
sub-idns of The waters, il will not have where
is ioott must return 10 Heaven from whence il anne
In proportion to your bles.inss is your high response
b;hy. IL is in IN, moral order OF things, that great
coed IL acquired or retained by man. only by
Ponnng vigilance anu eNertions The true foundation
Of fee Governments /. Religion. Morality. and Eluca
ton. Let these, then, be oljec,s h,se general du
sion shall engage your seepiess attention and untrins
Efforts. Practice charity and iorbearancs one to an
oihes remembering though, however divided, yet we
are s'ili brethren OF family Let principals aud
not men. forever have the nlanry for if the time
should come when the character OF measures il.
decided rather by their author than by their own er-
i's II will present fearful sign of the times little les.
ominou. Than the mysterious writing tho Palace
wall, which, when interpreted, announced the speedy
doom Of sinking Empire bet it be kept continually
in nbrance, that the whole science of fee Gov
eminent resolves Itself into the use aud honest dis
charge of the elective franchise II the votes of the
People are con'cienuouslv given with single eye TO
the public weiareif they will profit by the monitor
which Is kindly given to every man. and select for In
public. among those whose services they can cowmanI
- hem i'm
their own case; H. pes adventure, they great in
divdus rou leii they will snder their prei ij
ce. and give their vote without favor, Affection or par
tai'y-under Providence their liberty may be presetv
ed forerer.
Mr. Barbour expressed fear that he was ,re.p,.siny
on the courtesy OF his audience, whom he saw Rad
much Of the duties OF the day 10 perform; vet he mus
do so little longer, by rendering his fair country
women Virginias real Jewes far more es,imabs than
the Gracchi, who had done him I'm, expected honor
by their presence at the moment-the homage of lis
profound respect He said he could not be suspec,ed
OF hmiery, now the time with him had passed He.
sore, wi ho1t esr bore ady and sincere tesimo
nv 10 their worth, and TO the exalted estimation in
which they held, wherever virtue and all tie At
tributes that ennobe the ssx, still venerat.d-
Your vc'th d,lcacy snuhs at distance the taintea
breeZe, and you, like the Jewish Prophet, standing
between the living and the dead staying the plague by
your memorable rebuke, separates forever by an i'm
passlhe iine virtue from vice Although you are no.
named in the political Charter, you still the deno.i
tory OF suprsme rover, and exercise sovereign nlu-
ence over the destiny OF man-holiug as you do tn.
patent OF your honors, directly from the 4 mshtv-
your counenances being the sign of the covenant in
which every one may al, the hand a, made us is al
vine High and mighty" Ia your trust. The fuur.
men OF country will tell how you ha We formed
IL. "A the wis is bent, the tree is inclined" H..
you that are 10 give The first and the ende arinr inn
press'on-. It's in he nursery that the virtues are IL
ever 10 take root. Go on, then, you have he gun
maintain the high character you 10 deservcdy eniny
anil may yonr children arise up aud call YOU blessed
Hnd your husbard- ai.o and praise vo,,-and m of
Orange seek to mak Yourselves worthy of such n, lu
ma'es-at,ao that, and you will have nothing u.ora to
accomplish.
Governor Barbour concui.d by Offering the follow
senument:-Whatever may be the difference OF opinion
among US let us have charity enough to believe, that
they are honest and sincere
D.. James Madison, our County-man--In youth,
manhood and old age, he has been our representative
and truly reflected our opinions
10 The Pirsinid Doctrines-or the principle. Of '9i
May they be cherished by every American
IL. The Judges under the Neto C1nsfifution-A,
Iong az they serve WE'LL we'll pay them well-no SER
vice--nopay.
II The Sases and Heroes Of the Rerol4tion-n.s
is 7%e JAZZ i@u dgse s " or e .Ssi
. oosom' never be resting place for towards or ra
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
~ John Lewi'-The Pre,i'en,'. ve,o n, Tho AZ -
vile Road Bill has conferred gfeiieS 6eneGt on hi,
country, than the defence of N>w-Odesn..
Handed in for John G. Harris: The Hon jane,
Barbonr-Ihe able defender OF Safe RShts in '9s-
hie opPo'iton TO the Tariff proves his con-ist,ncv
By j. w Fry James Barbour-Ths Patriot and
Statesman-Aly his services be duly appreciated.
BY VIM r. Robinson: The number Thrss-AIways
magical, except at Orange Courtbou.e.
BY Capt. VIM Stephens: STATE Rish's and United
states Kights-They sre all the Peoples Rights-Iay
they bS righ,tnlly drfnsd and rightly applied.
BY Thos Coleman, Esq The modified Constitution
and tai ,nt' 10 carry il into effect
BY Mr. Lewis: The sovereignty of tho people
May II always be felt in putting those Down who
fulton. "
John P Cons Gen. L. T. D,'e-our neighbour
snu urn poln,ian-Mav the people Of hi. District not
desert him in the mex, Seraoiio election
When this toast was drink Cen Dad, ro.e and sail.
lie had been looking on and enjoying the passing
scene not expecting soon 10 take more con.picuou.
par; hut no certainly should betray want of proper
sensbIiy, were he not TO return hil most grateful sc,
kno" Judgments, for the very hAuerng manner in
Whlch he had been noticed in the toas; az also It's
csption by the company. He was A'her inclined TO
think the sentiment, Just uttered edei more from
The Kind feelings OF his highly esteemed friend than
any peculiar merit Of his.
Iiis friend had done hi N the honor to reco-,i,. hin
as firm Politician, AMI cxpres.ed bors that m,
People would 0o desert him in the appfoa hing soma
tor"I Eeciion He hoped he ghi escap. the impu.
tation OF vanity, if he did Law claim 10 IN, char,ctnr
h5cfibea to him -Whout pretending 10 more Than ar
binary abilities political saEacly he believed bs h.
evlnced On all trying 4sons sumo Glen, de gre NJ
hrmne's and dacision- whilst, NJ ths soms time n,
might be excused for saying, TINT for uoic, Iif, Of
DO s'eher extent lie had truly passed through many
scenes; and he trusted lint those with whom he had
been called upon Ia act would bear ,r,sonv t,, no
had maintained With zsal and becoming frnn,.s hi,
opinions a. well az the various interests conf ted o Nj.
cares keeping al all times seadiy la vie ~ the Demo.
cratic Republican principles with which his wind b,d
been imbnsh in early life, and which in monho.I
souId never be abandoned
lie had bssn member Of the General A...mbI,
OF Virginia for shout twenty years. sixht in ,bs IT
OF Delegates, and twelve in the Senate; during mi.
hms' commencing shortly befnrs tbs v,r he had
witnessed many conflicts Of party, and of ouinlon-
growing IN great measure cut Of the particular state Of
the country preparing for war the of IL ,od
between ths State and Fsd-r. authorities in n. ever
el'e OF their rsiatiVs powers, siecons Of four Pref,
dents some OF which ('nors particularly the two ,,,,
attended by great excitement, the call of Conv.n,i,r
70 amend the State Constitution IN. for m atom Ard
ncahon OF y; these, all must admit have been event