Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

Public BiaRfr to NJ. Raadofpt. On the aGth ult
dinner was given to Mr.. Randophby so or 80 of the
ellzens Of Norfolk, without distinction of party. Gle.
6'Cooke Mayor ofthe Borough presided, assisted by
walter 1 Jones, J. w Murdaugh john Iabb aud DR.
~ T. kcnnon as Vice Presidents The iIerald saws
" Mr. Randolph was in fine spirits, and gratifed the
company with liberal display ofbis colloqual powers
As we'd As those for which he peculiarly distinguish
cd as apnbc speaker hi, several replies to the toasts
With which he complraenteI" This Mr.. Ran.
dolph could mot have failed do II he had any polite
n'ss or grattadeor, certes. some OF the gentlemen
Who were present that DINNER would not have been
seen there had been for the anticipated qualification
'ihearhF The most uhq1o being in creation tatt ; We
pave room Tor the oasts aud other proceedings, and
must content ourselves with the subon9i extracts The
ioit2"mS toast having been drank
Our Guest.--Iohn Randolph of Roanoke identified
inring ms whole political with the sturdy maxins
ana hoae't doctrines of repnbCansnl. rs Republicans
"etender him the most acceptable homage by adhering
TO ms principles. Drank standing.
lAr Randolph responded, says the Herad) in brief
tt pthy address, IN which he gave the true touch Of
hsown peculiar manner, but our recollection docs not
assist US sufficiently for TO attempt outline OF
It. we DO remember, however, that he spoke of the dy
nasty ofthe Stuas, (neanng thereby presume, the
,,lam'eSD and warned his countrymen to beware OF
restoration governments" We also understood him
say III substance, that his mission special one
qua thal IN accepting 1t he actuaed solely by the
"esire OF cNncing his continued confidence in Admin
Niol 10 wmcl he had original given his support,
dnd not by the paltry consideration of "a outfit. He
concluded by expressing, very handsome TERMS his
'nNs Tor inc distinguished honor conferred On hun by
cue coinpany, and gave the following toast.
by hr. Randop h.-PrOspcrity nd success, now and
'oreVer, to the ancient Borough of Norfolk.
by Il. w Tazewel.-Nathanel Macon The spotleSs
py OF MS example, has ever illustrated the profound
precepts of his wisdom.
by Jno, Randolph of Roanokc.-Thc memory of Mer-
"ether Jones, editor ofthe Examiner, in the reign OF
Tue shield and spear of the old Republican purity
Arnold aud Philips
How could Mr.. Randolph mortify his friend Mr.. Rit.
eneby offering the memory of lerweher Jone, such
IA eloquent and just tribute of praise while his living
successor in the editorial chair wholly unremembcr
u Is not the En2uirer the Phoenix from the ashes of
'A' Examiner Aud was not Mr. Richie the q shield
'"o spear ofthe Republican party during the adminn
ra'Ion ofthe second as Mr. Jones was during that ofle
!"S' Adams And what occasion more opposite than
n''' too' to pay Mr. Richie, by neat compliment
W MS huge aud frequent doses ofhatcry Let Mr. Rit-
NE console himself, however for this open and appm-
0ul neglect with the consolation of all great
n that although his services may be overlooked
"ehb by MI John Randophposttrity wiH do hin Justice
Ann We hope, that whatever may think of the
La'or of the Enquirer he is in the situation Of the
'nenian vino, on being assured by the Judge, before
"hom he was arraigned lor offence that he should
er'anly have Justice replied, with great simplicity,
oeh' y'r honor aud that Is tho very thing l don't
Want~
ny John $. Mson.--Tse ultimate operation of the
american system seeming spicudor and actual want
Nli1as starving on his golden banuuet.
~ btth has asses ears Amended by Mr.. Randolph.
by John Randolph Hone The patriots best and
ohy country.
cum nan dn''nHm matant qu trans maze cV'aHf.
Is strange, that with such feeling expressed IN
'ue preceding toast, Mr., Randolph should leave home