Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20

on-Woud that they were still the blessing. Of
non; these three but the greatest Of these l. Liberty
BY MIR. Joseph ID. Cheves: May talking poli,icsns
forget that the three grea, requisites Of Ora,oy
BY Mr.. VIM. Nc Eimoyie: The State Rirh,s' Party
In the East. West North and South-May their efforts
to Perpetuate the Federal Uoion, which must be sup
ported. be relaxed until every unconstitutional
act sbail he repealed
Alter Judge Bay bad retired. John b. Irving E:q
proposed
The Hon. Elihu II. Bay--Th. weil.u'ei, e" good
and faithful s-rvan' The learned judge! The v.n~ "a
BILE Chrisi,n How grateful il il To know aud TO feel
that our principles are approved by competent to
decide upon theml
| BY Mr. T.. II. Robinson: Our Membr r. of Congress
from this S,ateThey have met the wishes Of their
su,uent' and by their wisdom have preserved tho dig
ni6ed sanding Of s. Carolina.
| BY Mr. John Holland: The enlightened minority Of
the late Congress. and destruction to the system Of
cen'ra ell power, beyond Naval Protection.
BY S. Elliott. E-q.: Our Cause-Not tho paitriest
advantage be obtained over it, without atiac king
some Of those principles derting some at those feel
ings for which ancestors have shed their blood
Burke
BY Fl. S. Legare, Esq: Andrew Jack.on-we knoto
by our experience in beiieue from expert
cnce in peace-that under his auspices, tcc hare no
right TO despair Of the Republic.
By Mr.. Abraham Miller: Truth and the force OF pub
Tic opinion triumphant physical strength aud
BY Mr. Henry Goldsmith: South Carolina-She no.
bly, dared opposition to British tyranny; and her
sons nerved by the spirit and possessing IN. same
PRIDE will not shrink from their
against american imposition.
By Mir. l. T.. Holmes: glorious struggle for Safe
Rshts-wh all its dangers and difficulties, rather
quiet submission to seryitude with all its safety and
tranquility.
by Mr.. Henry J. Hmby Mes,rs. Hayne and Dray.
ton-May your oppressed Country profit by your
and your memory shal be embalmed in tho praises OF
posterity
BY Mr.. p. Cantwell: Liberty and Equality Liberty,
secured by the institutions OF great and united Repub
lie. Equality, which knows of orders or privileges
or distinctions but those created by glorious Cons,.
tution-by virtue, or by talents.
BY Mr.. I. H. Mordecai: Caroln,- Should she be az.
sailed may the hour Of danger find her equal TO the
SIS
ByAIr. James L. Peigne: Our two able State Rieb,
Representatives to Congress, Ms Gen. Hayne and Col
dayton May the gratitude of your fellow citizens who
snrround you this day. the slumbering .ensihii-
| ity OF the nation.
| by Mr.. s. Perry: The Advocates CT State Right.
Tie genuine friends TO the perpotuiiv Of the Uuen
BY Mr. 7. Middleton: Fres taje--The widest and
least ar'ifcis! canal 10 national pro.prriiv.
BY Maj L. II. Edwards: "Our Constitutional Right.
My we have the wisdom to discern and hs courage
TO defend them"
theirs reared her TEMPLE and cemented with their best
blood; let their sons preserve it undefiIcd
BY Mr. III. A. De'aussure: The United States-
One inseparab'c: Dunior their only rrepnrable evil
by DR.. j f. ID Finley: DisuniOn-Our only preser-
walton.
| BY Mr.. Skirving Smith: Southern suffering and N.r.
theTn commserafion alias the Carolina ass owe burhen-
ed with yankee notions
BY Mr.. w. NJ. Frazer: South Carolina-Adnired ev-
e'y "heie ami her love OF liberty
she never will be en,laved by any Northern monopo-
| lists.
BY Mr.. Thos Duggan Sham pain 10 our real friends
and real pain 10 orr sham friends
by Mr.. T. p. Harvey: South Carolina-IIer sons
are conscious of her rights and will die in her de-
| fenre
BY Mr.. G. Robertson: When called upon NAV our
lamps he trimmed and burning.
BY Mr.. John Crawford South Car,ina-whilst con-
hung Tor her rights a. sovereign State may the bit
ternes' OF party spirit give way the noble and
manly feelings OF pairo,ism and may the sole aim of
cry Carolnsn be- who shall do most to support the no.
nor and dignity Of the State.
BY the Rev. j. F. Oneill May the Stars of our Union
happily blend into great and glowing constellation.
divergng its radiance to other nations in who.e horizon
the sun OF FIRE" dom has not yet appeared.
by Mr. w. +. Reddine: Our National Standard
Long may it waive in its present unsued Glory
The terror Of Tyrans and the proud boast Of Freemen
| BY Mr. Charles F. Neyle: The State of South Caro-.
lina-May never live to her submit to Northern
nsurpa'ion.
BY Mr. Berj. Leefe: Liberty gained with The blood
o our ancestors, and bequeahsd by them TO us as the
richest blessings enjoy.
BY E. Bsaty: Egremont, a town in Merry Eng.
apd' The birth place of Cardinals cherished Mechanic
BY J. G. Frier: Nav every Carolinan who backs one
inch he down six feet.
-, By Mr.. VIM. Gray: South Carolina and the Tariff
me former must be freed from the latter peacefully If
she can, or by an appeal to arms il she must.
| by Mr. Thos West One of the brig hest ornaments
that decorate the U. States manufactured in S Carolina
BY w. ]. Ramsay: Dr. Thos Cooper-Tbe ALL. adj
vocate OF State Rights.
BY Mr.. A. Kennedy: Our wrongs redressed-
| Our Union preserved
Nv james Frrguson: The Hon. Robert w Barnwell
-he talented, eloquent and chvaric defender of State
Rights In bonoring him, fellow citizens Of Collie
ton and Beaufort do homer themselves and 20 Csrc
| lima.
By Mr.. Edward C. Peronneau. The Union WIN =:
Sari' legislation and equality Of taxation or Republic
| Southrof The Potomac
BY w. p. Finley:
%Liberty Of tho tonguc-Iibcry orthc Prcss-
- iiberty OF the conscencc-Ei6erty of tie hand.y
ny MI j. j. Alexander: The voice Of falba in
io-I te' Nc 'hai resistance oppression was yr,ue:
hey iumph'd and left us the i. sacy of their bright
exaCIs. -, ~ 81
By Mr.. Lewis Grrs--: The Presidents Veto--Ii ba,
haunted Tor iomf MT ruthless opprssso. AMI scar
ed mem from their foul feast OF avarce but let us not b.
deiud"d into the belief that il has effe ciuay driven
mem ron their prey, will restrain IN from return
ing With unelutied and insa'iste appeG,es
By Mr.. PhiiD Cohen The friends Of American
sy,'cm and The Colonization Soce,y--In the language
OF Ro!a ''thsy offer VIZ their prosccn-Ye. such uro-
lection az vuu-es give TO the lambs"
By M VIM McWhnuie: The talent Of South Ca.
ina-fbiy and brilliantly diepl,yed in s representa-
hves TO the Congress OF these United States
By Mr. j. l. Novels: South Corolna-Hsr chosen
sons have declared her tcrongs. Her faithful sons
will maintain her rights.
BY MIR. Benz r. Smith: State Reh's-In fear.
IeesIy. aud firmly maintaining them we will preserve
The liberty o. otr native State and the Constitution of
our common country.
BY Mr.. N. II Rutiedge: TIL. statesman of Son,b
Caroina-Msy their veBerston for our patriotic fore.
fathers operate as magic ring on their political cen.
duet.
BY COL T. o. Elliott: In this crisis let every citi-
zen be true TO Ibis State, be misIcd by the base
motives OF pfrsonai or party advancement.