Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-18
were exalted. and .he reason. which ia., L. .r. 10.

were exalted, and the reasons which justify It. are ~
The Yice President Of the IT, S-Beloved by hi.
friends respectedhy his enemies admired By the Ma
ton.
Die Republican; accomplished Gentle nan, aud faith.
full Friend. Hi. native city bears TIL. testimony his
worth.
To this toast Mr. Ponseu rose and replied in substance,
that il with the deepest gratitude he received this
compne mt from the inhabitants OF his native city, AID
said that il 10 their Kindness he indebted for
opportunities 10 serve his country. In that service hs
hsi encountered great and enduring difficulties but he
iet high ecn.olton in the knowledge that he retain.
ell the confidence Of his constituents. lie then offered
tn" following toas'
The City IF Caarlesfon-hTay II be restored 10 its
former prosperous condition.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the Hon. III. Deas. President Of the day. Our
Senators and Representotices in CJngress-They
have fairly represented the feelings OF their constitu
en'., and ably aud eloquen,y asserted and
their rights
BY the Hon. Intendant Is, Vice President The
President Of the United SGtes-rhe manly ndepen
dence OF his veto upon the Maysvie Bill, only equal
led by the glory OF the victory OF New Orleans.
BY the Hon Judge johnson, OF the U. 5. Supreme
Court I'll Vice President. The Unicn-The States
ormed 1.-THE States control it, and the States ,oiU
maintain IL.
The State Of South Carolina May she have the wis.
dom TO perceive what belongs 10 her true in eress
the sensibity to feel wha. due herr honor aud the
int1exibls courage 10 pursue and maintain both.
BY the Hon. Ian glon Cbeve. The Uaion-Msy
II be presesve9-but il il be, IL will be by reform
which shall mako i, the grea; purposes for which
II was ins'itutedhe equal security aud protection OIL
The ghs, the interests, the horor aud the feelings Of
all the parts OF the conederacy
BY Mr.. Bacot The patriot Satesmdn-His sweet
est reward, the appreciation OF his couniry-m INT
cheers bin in his progress, and softens his pillow in
the dowDhll Of life.
BY j. l.. Pe,igru, Egg. The Hon. Wm. Droyton
"A Statesman worthy oil the Unlimited confidence o
his constituents, whose only object is his country's
COOL.
Hugh s. Legars, Eq. being called on for toast
rose and in remarks to the company, alluded IL
the spirit Of party which ha been exhibited in the
timsnts arsSdy annoupced, and observed that he would
offer toast, in which all would unite, and which sp
psared to be called for by the occasion. Perhap.
however, it might BE- thought by some, too early Il
| require such an expression; but he believed every
and sure he was, that every man hearing the name o
| sir--
bud. and our glory become bye Jr0rd among the Ma
| tioUs.
By Co. Cross - The Victorious Chicftain Of 1915
The Independent Pr.sidsn, OF 1880 the ex,ingusbe
of the Public Debt in 1896.
BY Col. II. il. Bacot- Our faithful, jealous and clio
quent Senator, Gen. Hlgne.
by Mr.. Wan. Aiken, Jr The Union.-Let not
hs'ty and illimed resistance the part o. the Sou
sever forever ths golden links by which are 81
| beautifully united.
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