Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-02

scous rectude the surest defence against sensele.s
Glamour and idle asperson.
lAfer this Toast had been drunk Mr. Loyal address.
ed the company at some length, but our recollection
does not sufficiently, to prerent outline
cul,ies will present Itch Of them, will feel obg
ed spd publish them with pleasure. Mr. l.. concluded
by Offering the following toas:
by Gerge fovali-The Federal Government-es.
tahlshed hy the States in it, Utoie constitutional vi
gour, the States viii preserve it at every bsz.rd.
| BY Conway Whittie-L. w. Tszswel--Disting ui,h-
ed alike by the sp- Of his talents the purify Of
his principles. republican Uf '9S; his vote Tor the
Virginia Resolutions proclaimed the text which his
subs quent lille has furnished so brilliant commentary
mir. Tazeweil here addressed the company in very
interesting speech. in the course Of which he alluded
most touchingIy to the early intimacy aud attachment
between himself aud the Hon. Guest, Mr.. Randolph
told, in affecting manner anecdotes OF their
early boyhood and concluded by giving tho following
| toast
| BY l.. w. Tazewell-NHhani-I Macon-The ,pote.s
purity Of his examples. has illustrated the profound
precepts OF hi. wisdom.
Law-about little founded right AZ the Colonial
Tribute demanded upon Tea The struggle against tho
Que ellis the brightes. page OF our hi.'ory.aI resist
apce to the other be branded az reasonable,
BY j. w. Murisugh, ~ Vice Presidsn,-The Vr-
gnia Senator'S They have the 6rmnsss and patriotism
TO oppose the Executive when they differ with him i'm
opinion-Tbey are friends indeed
by John Tabb, 4;h Vice Presiden.-A gricuure: Tho
grea, interest OF tn nation; her ak. nor receives
and interests Of Commerce or Manufactures.
By john Randolph of Roanoke The memory OF
Meewe her Jones, edi cf the Examiner in the reign
Of t-rror-the shield and spear OF the old Republic
parry in the da kest Day thatI since the
| son o. Arnold aud Philips
There Walter f. Jones' ESQ and in very feeling
and appropriate terms expressed his grateful OF the
respectful tribute Just offered to the memory OF his IA
her, Mereweiher Jones'
BY William N. whi,irg-The University Of Virgil
MIA: The last offspring f Thomas }, erson--May her
sons learn that 20 venerate lis principles they must
ula.e his wisdom -"Lber memo est nisi .apiens"
BY John Randolph of Roanoke1he two modern dis
lrnye int tt,nntS
'irg and The tariff act, selling without buying. In o.
th"r words-tusbanls without wives. and wives with.
out husbs ME
BY John 5. Milscn--The ultimate operation Of the
l"American System" Seeming .plendonr, and aetna!
want Midas starving on hi. grlen banquet.
NJ Wih his ASSES eMs-lAnended by Mr. Ran
By john Randopi-IIome: The pa,,io,s bc,,-ard
only country.
CSum nniunun qui currant.
BY Charles Hacher-Andrrw J TEX son: the choice o.
Tree people 10 the highes, Office within their stInay
he 60 on eareslv with the Wort, Of reform; his coun.
try will applaud and mejori.y Of he people will
tain him
By jain R.nde'ph Ciav-Tcia by Jury may il be al
WAYS held by good and Loyau men
l'y a. Tun.all-1'he faithful Sentinel who ha. Of
ten warned us al tngerto him be safely conf ed
the Interests aud honor Of the nson at home and a.
| jroad
| BY L. Townes-The two .anokes: whilst we are en-
rc!'ed 10y the enc, we aihed by the presence o.
| the other
BY II. Allmand, jr.-7he Foreign Commerce OF The
u STATES: II need Political Doctors, but flour isRe
most when least prescribed for.
BY Taz"wel Taylor--The Virginia solu OF '9s
the true key TO the Constitution Let those onfy no
-e IL, be allowed er III. door which oman. 10 M
! liticai preermcnt.
By r. b Sta k--IoHN C. Calhoun: praise canno,
render more Iustrous, nor csnure ovcrshadow fame
founded on Integrity, pario'i'm and ntellix ence.
ny b w. Paul-JoHN RANpoLpH of Roanoke ::
"P'inces and I.o,ds but the brrath of X nss-an
| honest mans the nobest work Of God"
| by Henry Ashburu-Th- Commerce sf the Black
| be OstroD Al
honsrAed by our new Minister, every OBJ
stac's TO its fall and unrestraiaed enjoyment.
| By Willis Cowper-The who HI, always spok en-
the truth, and spoken i, fsasIes'iy John Randolph Of
Roanoke.
By J. John,,on-John Randolph: the ,ri,d Re.
publican aud faithful sentinel of hi. Couatry. honour
| BY George Byrd -
nation. right to speak nations voice.
b. Charlie, HAtcber.-The Hon. John Randolph OF
Roarok-, the fAthfui and srninel of Anglican H.
be',y, aud the Cncinna,us of Virginia. May he I've
specify waited % ih- coast OF Russia, and health and
| prosperity attend him.
By LIN N White. Gen. a. Jackson: may he live
longer han have time to tell his years, ard when old
tins shall lead him TO his end, may goodness and he
one monument.
BY Giles b Cnoke-The Hon X. Y. H,vne-An
incorporating Republican of the Virginia School.
BY &. Lillyhridgc-The Republicans of the Norfolk
Congressional District: R'ady at moments warning
TO meets 'rend and at halfa moments warning to me
All emmy.
BY w. E. Cunning ham--The birth day Of Tboma,
Jefferson-May it, anniversary celebrations aid in
bringing back the government the principles of '9S
| mir. Randolph rema ked--It will require stronger
phy,ic TO do tha,
| by W,n. p. Vincrn,--George Loyal, the able aud
con-is ent advocate OF genuine republicanisn.
| BIZ II. g. Broughion -Johu RauIolph However
we may sometimes d'fier from him. cannot that
he ever gave vote TO imros- burthcn on the people
TO which. Mr. Randolph said might be added, OF to
/ abridge their liberties.
\ Bv DIR. j. Hermann, u 6. Navy-Tbe Borot,ph of
Norfolk; from fiery ordeals che has resuscated with
great purity ami beauty; in wooing the opposite ee-
'nrn may increased prosperity attend her enterprze
AMI perseverance.
| BY George J. Byrd. Woman:
Z" Tho world a sad, the garlon was WILL
| And man ihs hermit sighed till Wcman smlcd.n
l Bv John Randolph OF Roanoke-The People: NAV
self be true, and il follow the nigh, the
day. thou can'st not then he false TO any man
by DR.. Moniz-Tbe prosperity Of the u States
The renotest regions OF Europe will bear witnes. 10
the genius OF their orators aud to the wisdom Of the
statesmen
By T. ]. Ivy--L w. Tazewell AMI George Loyail;
we are willing 10 rUs'.our lives, liberties and our
sacred honor to their keeping.
| BY ~ c. Whitehead. Cd Virginia. her principle.
Of 9S- may they exist in the hear, OF every born
son.
BY Frsncis Mallory. The American Union" W.
have to disut the patriotism Of those who in
any quarter may endravOr 10 weaken ito bands"
BY Charles Hatchsr-Our Representative in Con-
eress The Hon. George Loys, firm and an wavering
Republican, the tried auI consslen, politician msy he
receive at the next election the united support of the
iJpnds 0f Cd Hickory Throughout thi, district
BY Hamilton Shelds--ff consun1,nats talents sn,en
did requirements, and elevated patriotism in The per.
son oil our Envoy, can enhance the reputation OF our
in the asfit