Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-23

fame OF the is co-evh with tho princ.e. Of the o.
her.
By Mr.. Haynes, Chairman II tho Committee Of Ar.
ransement'. The Union Of the State, aud the Sope
reignfy Of the States. 80
TO principles AN essential to the preierva
ton OF liberty.
By Mr.. Mcneil OF NswYe,k. Democracy. Without
regard to III. place OF H.. nativity or n-ake
the sanchez motto, Principles nof Men. y
by Mr.. Alexander OF Virginia "The mind that found.
ell aud The mind that reformed SYSTEM" and the
nan who follows them for his guide.
BY Mr.. w. II. DAvis Of South Carolina. Health and
long life to the venerable President OF the Day. the only
surviving elector Of the first election OF President aud
Vice President Of The U. States: that occasion lss
vo'ed for George Washington and George Clinton
q nd has never voted wrcng since.
Mr.. Hubbard said-lt IL true that assembled
on 'hs natal anniversary Of Of the founders our
republic, TO bring to mind not only his private virtues
Out also 10 bear in grateful remembrance those maxims
and principles which guided and governed his public
career. bu In recurring TO the events Of early
history, We cannot fail to be reminded Of the ssviees
and sacrices Of those patriots who took part " M him
IN 'e great contest for individual and naonal e. eo.
And. on this OCCASION should he doing violence 10 nv
own teetngs-5eeitngs which en'e tain In common
with the good people of my naive State, should psss
Washing ton-,he conf ienal associate of j. ffcr,op
the d. voted friend OF his country. l would then take
the liberty to offer the following sentiment:
Inc memory Of DIN I,ngaon of Newell imp-hrs:
6 S va: :i. ys Sas gentie, and t.e eie@nts
sas.e al .ss S%~Th s %a. ssaa %as.,
MT white Of Tennessee, who prevented fron, al.
tending by ndsposi,ioD, the elle wing toast. which
The Constitution Of the, United States-IntrLd d
Tor the benefit of all, may the Government und. IL
never be 90 administered as to sacrifice the rights Of
any,"
BY Gen. Donei.on of Tennessee. The true Am.r;.
can system-H fighting in war-low taxes in acs
by Mr.. Yancey OF Kentucky. Brethren Of the
North, South, East and West-Iet us unite a. band
Of brothers. In maintaining and ng 10 our Ia.
test posterty, the equal rights Of man, pure aud I'm.
contaminated as nccaed by the ilustrious Jeffe r,oa
r.. I'm Enxfa. 49, A.
United States; with more limited powers than the Re-
public OF San Marno rules empire more extend
Gu man the Roman, with tho absoluteness of Tiberus
with less wisdom than Augustus and less Justice than
Trojan or the Antonnes.
BY Gen NIasos. The patriot sage, who traced tho
foundation Of our liberties, and labored during baN
century, In periecting the to HE
names
Gen. Van Ness, after some other remarks, observed.
mat he had heard great DEAL in the course of the even.
ing about the rights and prosperity Of the States but
nothing about the Territories He hoped the latter wero
not to be overlooked neglected begged leave to
offer toast,
The Territories Of the United States: Whilst thew ara
dufu and obedicn children, their parents win be Kind
and afiectonae and when they shall arrive al the ro
anu maturity OF manhood the rights and ayansgcs he
longing to that condition, will not be withheld from them
By MIR. McDuife. The memory of Patrick Henry.
me hrst American Statesman who had the soul to feel
ana the courage TO declare, in the face Of armed ty.
ranny, that there is no treason in resisting oppression
By Mr. VIM. 5. Archer. The Union The bond of
reconciement OF Sectional Interests, tho instrument
of exaction.
BY Mr. Isaac Hill. Democracy: Wherefore arI
take my flesh in my teeth, and put my life in my hand
Though he STAY me, yet will trust in him.
Mr. Benton being called on by the President Of tho
day Tor toast and gave. The political and person.
friend OF Jefferson, styled BY Jefferson himself uaus
RomanOritn,,-he who stood near half n cent,,rv
in the first rank of the wise and cooI-who retired voi
UNFAIRLY from the American Senate in the full possess
sion OF his faculties. after forty years of patriotic service
IN the public councils; whose friendship is a priyepe
and an honor and who has been the friend OF me and
mne through four generations in straight ma
rHANIEL MACON, Of North Carolina.
Mr.. Potter of North Carolina, who represents tho
spot where the Grandfather OF Col. Benton lived and
died. (and the trees which were planted by his hand
now ornament the Villages of Oxford where he residcs
rose and said,
Mr. President: The name OF Nathaniel Macon Ia,
heen mentioned. i have the honor to number Mr..
macon among my constituents aud springng from ths
same SOIL which gave him birth, coming from the rame
district which frt gave him tie service OF hi, county
and still claims him citizen You may be we'll aur
una. every feeling oil my heart in unison with tho
'enument which has just been so kindly uttered Sir
This sentiment grateful as it would have been 10 North
carolina from any quarter 10 particularly go from ma.
tive son. whose lanrels che contempiates with prd.
though they have heen gathered in ditant land-to
The man who is the subject Of it, that hanet man
and nae the phrase. Sir, no ess from regard to tho
taste OF it, than The truth Of ito that honest now
living in the shades OF retirement IL will be gratifying
to Know, tha, here. onth night, where the first put
ros oil the age have assembled TO honor the me inory
OF the man whom he loved by whom he was beloved
and wiki whom he operated, in the mos, irving cri.
~. Of our Government, to ASSERT an sustain the trnci-
pies "hich we now re-affrm he has be- rene mber.
ell ne has been mentioned with icspect, with reyer.
enc" and with kndnes Sir, he was one Of those who
WIN the late James Turner, nf North Carolina also
mo tavoraoy known 10 many Of you, while yet in tho
green days Of their boyhood, marched with their muir
kets TO the fields Of the revolution, to establish with
their bleod those principles which they afterwards CANA
Toward TO regenerate in the great eipii reuolufion
eadsd by Jefferson. But 10 you, Mr. President who
have long been the personal friend and political coad-
tutor OF MIR. Macon, and 10 the company here ASSEM-
bied, to all OF whom he must be known and mo.t nj
whom like yourself have been his personal ftie nds
and political asocstes, to YOU and them il is aI.o
g-her unnecessary to present sketch of his Iifr or
picture Of his character. Permit me- however "a hi.
representative bis humble representative at this board
character which il is my pride TO wear eI.e where IN
offer you,in his behalf and my own ,enfim nj In bIcb
am sure he will most heartily concur: when env,I
oped in the storms ard s'res parv il az one nj The
most ervent and patriotic aspirations Of the heart Of
JEFFERSON TO be able 10 say eve all FederaIi,.
we are all Republic ms" Sir I now pre.en mt TO you
and 10 this company, the sentiment, Though with
different version y: u is this = Our country: may
The time soon come when its moral and pocsl de
nation sha' require reference 10 the points of the
compass; when we may with truth cav, we are all
NcrterDers, all Sou,hrons; call are but parts
OF nae stupeDdous WHOLE"
BY Mr.. Boulden, Of Virginia. Our Federal yTo;,o
must be preserved by doing equal justice to aH ifs
parts.
BY Mr.. De Wit, 81 New York. The memory ol
Benjamin Franklin, Editor Of the Psnn,yy mia ga.
zettc, aud minister Plsnipote nary to the Court of
France.
by MIR. Davenport, Of Virginia Thomas J-ffer,op.
hs true disciples are those who upon his precepts
-iaith without works, il dead.