Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

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Agency the Union was established. The patriotic
spirit from which they cmonatcd will for ever sustain
BY J. H. Eaton, Secretary at War. Pubhc Men.
The people will regard with the warmest affection
those who shall be found to act from prncp.e
by MIR. Branch, Secretary of the Navy The IL
berries oil the people depend JreQuent recurrence
10 fundamental principles.
BY MIR. Speaker Stevenson The rcsrrvcd rirbts
OF the Pcnple Let the character of their defence
bc--Gn animated moderation that seeks only its own
and WI, never be satisfied 'oitt tess'
by Mr.. Roanc, President of the Day. The Prosi-
dent of The United States.
by Mr. Grundy third Vice President. The Re
publican party throughout the Nation: May they be
as harmonious IN action as they united IN prnci-
! BY the fourth Vice President, Nv Cnmbrolcpp-
/ Our iour-and twenty Sentnels: May federal pswer
never dIsarm the ygant and incompatible guards of
our I mon and Constitution
Mr.. William f. Gordon, the fifth Vice President
helng called on for sentiment said that the distin-
guished individual whose memory and public virtues
we nave met 10 commemorate, had directed that n
pam granite tomb stone should be the only erection
over ms grave. He therefore gavc-Thc granite
tomb OF Jefferson, a SHRINE TO which the yutares o
freedom Will turn for ever.
By the sixth Vice President Mr. Overton Thomas
jefferson and the Declaration of lndcpcndcuce The
other. "
I we would rcpnblsh the speeches if We had room
though the reader loses but little by the OMISSION
LOT speeches ON those occasions rarely worthy Of
peruSal. few general reflections upon the com.
pleNion OF the whole, and we have done
we have been opPointcd--agrccably disappoin,-
cd-at the character Of the proceedings. There is
even much less cant, than we were prepared to cx-
Pect The united tendency Of he sentiment, regular
and volunteer, will strike the reader All the toas,s
all the breathe the same spirit ofcons,i:u,on
nj li;ntaton--G from political friend or foe-from men
whose truth and sincerity revere or from ypocrites
ready To take any hue any clouk that may subserv
their sc'i!shncss, Of whom VIC recognize more Than
one at tic dnuer-rom whatsoever quarter il comes
we Cannot but like the sentiment which limit. noyrcr
10 It's original boundaries We push this doctrnc
much farther than the "nulifvcrs" themselves G,r
whereas they wish to enforce it only against the
OnIon we desire to enforce also against the States
aud 70 hold them within their propcr sybrr, az s,,h
ordination to The General Government, Amonr an
the volunteer toasts, we sec but three which even
int at the necessity of e'ecng he bendd second
washington and Jeiie rson-one of them from orr
townsman DIR. Robert Mayo, upon whom. ALTHOUGH
once az Editor, we really wish the President would
confer something comlortable-one from Col. Rector
VINO rumor says Is to be appointed to some western
eInce--'he third from Captain Creighton OF the
Ivy WIZ was recently called home trial FOR
city to his officers, and whose sentence the Presden,
VIII adudge in the dcrnier resort. Upon re-examin-
alton, we find a fourth--Dr. Hardage Lane of ST.
Louls-who has probably visited Washington, i'm
PEELED by an enlightened curiosity
Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Van Buren we're both there.
fearing to be absent yet may be- wishing the whole
ahair at the. devil. OF the latter we say frankly.
we thought him far too shrewd to commit so palm.
Die ataHr pas. What impression the dinner and the
up-o-he-hub state right character of the toasts is
likely 10 make in Pennsylvania in upper New York.
IN Ohio, wherever the Tariff has friends or Internal
improvement udvocatos-and they are known TO
command large majority of the natou--we say
what sort OF impression the dinner is likely to make
IN those places, and on those people may be conjcc
tuTed from the fact stated in OF the Washington
papers--that nine POnnsy lvauia members. having
seen the nature Of the ,oasts, Withdrew themselves
from the concern! Both gentlemen have broken OF
conneXion with the friends of the Tariff and of In
tornaI Improvement and have no claim to their sup
port after so decisive manifestation of their purpose
to identify opposition to those measures, with JeiTer-
sonion principles.
Caucus al .1Uany.--As We predicted, the Van
burehites at Albany have followed up the movement
of thn "a Ia. q.