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

Mr.. Samuel C. Williams.
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams-"They died In
the midst OF Their glory
The President of the United Staes-He deserves well
Of his country for arresting the Geners Government
in Its downward march TO consolidation, by his veto up
on tho Maysvle aud Washington road bills
Our venerable xPresidepts; In their dignified re-
rement, they afford beautiful illustration Of the rePub
lcan principles Of our Government.
The Old Dominion, one and indivisible: OR first
best country Is at home
Our Union: 1t must be preserved at every hazard -
Frebzed be the heads and palsied the hands Of those
who attempt its dissolu ton
By Capt Vunder, the President: The citizens Of
Shenandoah in 1900 were true to their country and
their Jefferson; in 1928 they were found foremost in
the republican ranks showing by an almost unanimous
vote in favor Of the Tennessee Farmer that the peoples
1iH Is mighty and will prevail
By the Orator: A moderate tariff for the support Of
Governments strict construction OF the Federal Con-
situ'ion and firm adherence TO state rights.
BY Lieut. g: Rye: The memory Of Patrick Henry.
who hrst exclaimed "give me liberty or give me DEATH
by Alexander Anderson: The Chief Magistrate OF
The naon-no less conspicuous at the helm OF State
than in the ented eld the of his adBinistra-
ton reminds us of the Je.rsonan days OF 'aud lang
syne.'
By John C2orer: John Randolph of Roanoke, our
Minister Plcnpotentiary to Russia-nominated by the
President and confirmed by the unanimous vote OF the
Senate. The best commentary upon the honesty and
talents Of the man.
By J. L. Bogan Our good President I'm dretp
Jackson aud the "Union, il must be preserved;-
Maysville veto The surest pledge that it ,oH be for
seven years to come; after which we shall hail 'auo
Their Roman
By j. Grdntim: The Con stitution Of the u. S.
Construction had palsed is energies Con. odation
hal planned its des,ruction-The Genius Of Freedom
pointed TO the Hero oil Orleans, and the charter of our
liberties was rescued upon the Maysville road.
By s. Giiiock: The amended Constiuion--may
The overwhelming voc upon its ratification hoa; Inc
wounds which Lave 20 long afflicted beloved Vir-
ginia, and under its auspices may justice be neted
TO the long neglected west.
By c. Miller off, Our representative 10 Congress
The Hon. Robert Allen-may he continue the Repres.
entGfire of this District.
AT SALUs SPRINGs-SHENANpoAH.
Dauid Crawford, Esq. president
Andrew Jackson, the defender of New O.leans, and
The conservator OF The constitutions the of the
chieftain is eclipsed bv the glory Of the satesman
rgnia-hIe the flaming s-rapli i'm with a two edg-
ed sword, she guards the ramparts Of the constitution
from the assaults of its enemies.
State Righs--the index that points 10 the harmo
nv, the prosperity and the perpetuy of our Federal
The TariH.-"Millions for defence-but not one cent
for trbute.'
The Opposition to the Administrations. wind
South Carona.-As Americans, we discountenance
ii'union-as Virginians, we de test oppression.
Henry Clay, the modern Catane-All history con.
ims the truth that designing dema gogues are dagger
ons TO the liberties Of people.
By William anderson. Washington, jefferson and
Jackson: "The mind that founded-,he mind that re-
ormed''-and the mind that exerts itself to perpetu-
ne our republican system.
By JpiHidm OFT Old Shensndoah-"the 10th lie.
zion of Virginia democracy''-may she continue as
PASS.
AT THE GROVE, SHENANDoAH.
Capt Rinher, president, assisted by Joseph III. Samu
els, Esq and DIR. Joseph Htoin.
The President of the United States and Heads of De-
devotion to the public good, the
sst o evidence Of the wisdom of the people,
The New Constitution of Virgina-Adoped by a
aree majority of the People-may it have the happy
eniency 10 unite the Old Dominion in tn closest bond
II brotherlv feeling.
BY Jo'. III. Samuels. LIST Vice President: Virginia
g One ami indivisible."
BY DR.. Jos Irwin. 81 Vice President: The late re-
ducton of duties" Molly put the kettle en- and we'll
all drink tea"
BY Col Turner: Andrew Jacksonville Hero and
victory New. Orleans and rejection
Of the Maysvillc Road Bill, contribute equally to his
BY Maj John Haas: The appropriations of the Ma
iiona nn's TO works of internal imProvement-the a
hev are capable OF promoting
By Samuel Few: Martin Van Buren, Like Frank.
in, RenhOur, and Sherman. he has risen to his pre-
ent elevated station by the force of talents alone.
BY Philip Slower: The father of the American sys-
emAlthough fast sinking under the weight of his ia
'orite child. he still " harps upon his daughter.
Fan Sex in the party contentious of the day-a gross
ndslcacy that ought to be dscountenanced by every
American.
By Mr.. H. Coffnan: VIM. u. Giles l..s Governor,
If Yirginia-the fearless and incorruptb'e patriot.
Bv Jacob w Miller: Gen. Jackson-In his support
Old Virginia will never tire.
BY Robt. Stidley: Philip p. Baibour-the inHex-
BILE son of Old VIRGINIA who could not be induced 10
accept the seat OF Randolph in the Sennte of the Unit
ed States.
BY Thomas J. Miller: Andrew Jackson-The puri-
y of his political design-the soidi.y Of his Judgment
ogether with the excellence of his execution.
roAsrs drank at Columbia, s. @. by the Ri chland
Dragons and Guests
The Union: Let be union of equal rights and
equal duties of equal benefits and equal burdens and
we will 'naintain ii TO its last gasp.
The Constitution of the United States: When con-
lined within lite proper limits il is the right of our
strength and the shield OF hberties-when extend
sd beyond them lis strength is weakness its pro-
ec'on oppression.
The President of the United Sfdtes-He has made |
bold advance against the corruptions of the govern
nent formidable enemy 10 liberties than the
hosts OF Brittany may he prove equally successful in Ell
her contest.
pTrginia-Ths nurse Of republican principles-the
mother OF Washington, Jefferson and Henry. The |
blood of her has been shed upon every battle |
round in Carolina.
Tie doctrine Of State Rights Je6ersonian Re.
,ubcarism: The only of political faith by which
we may ho>e TO be saved.
BY Can't. w. c. Clifton. PRECEDENT Of the day: The
true basis of political freedom-The right and the
power to resist oppression.
BY Lieut. Ware, Vice President: old South Cure |
ndEver faithful IL :ha union and the constitution OF
The states. She would go down in blood than
witness their destruction.
BY T. J. Wethers: The oninipi'ence of the rnajori-
~ The quintessence OF republican spo,ism: in iheo
~ absurd, in practice the American sys'em;' the
hrst-horn Of its monsirous progeny, is SOUTHERN
SLAVERY; the second will be, DISSOLUTION THE
UNION.
BY professor Henry: The linton IL must preserved
by sacred regard, the part OF the Supreme Exc
live and OF Congress- for the constitutional rights OF the
minority: South Carolina will to hold her
liberties by the clemency Of imperial rescript or
The casual subserviency OF a corrupt legislature.