Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23

BY WIN. Nyee-- Gen Andrew Jackson. the nation
he IL man OF wisdom and dscernmen'; his virtue w
ntleSbly pursue the real and permanent interests of
his county. With such man at the lelm OF govern
ment, we can ever rest easy.
BY John Il. Robeson-The Democratic Par,y-Uni,-
ed we stand, divided we fall.
BY Samuel Trox.ell--Samuel ID Ingham. late a rep.
resentave in Congress from this dsirict-Psnusyva
MIA proud OF having 90 sterling republican az one
CT The Heads OF Department OF the National Govern.
men,.
Bv Hiram Yard-Jehn II. Ea,on-The efficient and
tai ned Secretary OF War; aud The distinguished bioe
rapher Of the immortal Jackson-Msy his services
he countfy he duly appreciated by Tree and CRATE
ful people.
BY Captain Abraham Sigman-May George w oil re
main Governor Of Pennsylvania years.
by Capt. Joseph Lever-The democracy Of old
Norhamp'on-submissio to the will OF the majority,
and regular romioa'ons the banners under which
we he: fought and conquered,
BY J. Hoilnan-The National and s ate Adminisra
uons-They merit the appreciation of the democratic
party as long as they are conducted upon democratic
principles.
BY J. II. Lat,imore-The democratic p,rtv of old
Nerhampton-May they at all future elections, rally
| round their old land. mark-regular nominations
BY CHARLES Hay-Bolivar, the Hero of the South
t,s actions proclaim him republican in principle.
by David ID. Wagener-Grn. Samuel M'Kean, Sec
Rotary OF Sa'e-A finn, isten and unwavering re
publican; an honest capable and viruous officer.
BY Samuel Taylor-Hon. John Milan, late Post.
master General and now OF the Judges Of the SUI
preme Court-Ils talents ana principles united with
interchangeable industry, tit him for any station in the go
| vernmsnt
BY the first E,son Troop OF Cavalry CAPTAIN James
Porter, president, Lieut. Abraham Miller, vice pre-
siient William G. lhrie, Esq. reader of the declara-
tion OF independence.
The Presiden, of the United Sta,es-His staff On more
honorohle than tina, of the throned monarch-A free
man chosen by freemen
| The Governor of Pennsyvania- townsman and
conmander-in chiei-May his administration be as
prosperous as his motives honest.
III Ddnrdie.-Andrew jacksonville has proved his
powers as statesman equal to his in the field:
His veto on the Maysve road' il more important
TO his ccuntry-more durable in its consequences and
more honorable TO himself than the victory OF New
Oreans.
State rights, and their supporters throug hon the u
Mon Our only protection from consolidation and des-
Po'im-too sacred fer encroachment. Give an inch
and an ell is taken.
George Wolf, Governor Of Pennsy,vanis UPRIGHT
m aud inelIigent-caed TO the chair of state by the
unbiased vote of his fellow. ciiZens his official con-
Inct nstihes their selection, and the expectation Of his
friends.
Our State Cabinet. Characterized by probitv. acti
witty aud intelligence; under its guidance the state in.
terest may be considered safe from the poison of the
Opas tree OF corruption.
al PHILADELPHIA The Union of the S;a,e,-Its es
tablishment was the first aud best of our public bless
ings its overthrow will be the last and worst Of our
public misforiunes-May each day of our political ex
ch srish. cheers.
Pennsyvans-She has expended millions for in.
'eFnai improvement, without aid from the general go
vernmen: she will sustain the President in The
he has taken OF carefully and judciousy appropriang
the public funds.
The Union of the Sates-The great charter Of the
liberties, happiness AMI prosperity of the pcople-may
the compact remain indissolube-may each succc ed.
ing president initiate the example of the urious jack
son. and adhere to the text, The Union il must and
shall he preserved"
Andrew Jackson, President Of the United S.ates-
Pre-. eminent above the kings an emperors of the ear,
Elevated and sustained by free and Intelligent, peo.
pie: Presidents March. 3 cheers.
Andrew Jackson, presden, OF the United States
Honest, upright and intelligent; the reforner not in
woro, but IN deed-a continuation of hs present vise
policy will insure the nations as one Of the
purest patriots OF any age may his civil and public ca
reer terminate as glorious as bis military.
Anirew jackson, President of the people and not Of
faction; from his enemies xpect for him no praise;
they are pretended friends, Judas-iike whose appro-
oa'ion must be bought by promises of reward and
pieces OF silver.
The scrambling system-Corrupt in principle par
tial in operations; the nation required just such man
as Andrew jackson to arrest it in its dangerous pro-
gress.
Gen. Andrew Jackson-The hero, statesman and phi
iAn'hf9p cherished, and supported by the manysan-
The United Staie;-Inds soubiy TO their Uniop i'm.
paraIity 10 their Councils, and victory the If arms
al Lancaster, Pa.-By the Proclamation. Jack
son-The favore of Pennsylvania, in two great DO.
iiicai contests his political integrity his
roti'm and love of country infested ia all his oic
ac;s vi third time his success by al increas-
Ell majority.
A""'"w Jackson ard George Woli-Eleva'ed 10 their
present stations for their talents, and the integrity Of
heir political principles The principles will sus.
tain them herea after.
Andrew Jaekson-His fame ard popularity have be en-
July sustained by the ability and ensray Of his admin
istTation.
Andrew Jeck-on, President Of the United States -
Ills hrnncss and patriotism have already eivep +" a
new lease TO the life of The Constitution 80 Cheers.