Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY "a, 1890.

u' LIN Bcrks county, Pa. the following toast was
given by a Mr.. Bles.
Gen dackson--i1s niiid government entities him
TO the thanks OF every freeborn American"
.Viid. Mr. Bilcs-and every freeborn American
ought to be grateful, that il is md-that is to say.
ought to be grateful that his servant Andrew Jack
son docs not ride him with whip and spur! Your
toast Mr Biles, is worthy of your terrible name Had
providence blessed you with a better YOU never
could have stumbled upon absurd sentiment
Jacksonism is of two kinds-that which used the
Hero for ends, personal or political-which is wor
thy or unworthy the end was the one or the other
and that which worships the individual, which 10
Jacksonism proper. The first may be conoarod TO
an enlightened love of money, founded rpon know
ledge otits universal efficacy as n means-.he other
to that love of money, which dolzcs il as an object
favnrce proper We are persuaded that so degrod;no
sentiment as Jacksonism proper was utterly nm
known to the people of America before its rise
1t IS something new among us, to find ireer,en
conscious OF their rights and ready to die TO, bon
1t necessary, sunk in tho debasement of man vo-
ship! Look at Mr.. Bies toast, man Of come dis
'inction, us he was Y. Presden, of the day,
freeman and Republican. calling upon his Country tn
DC GRATEFUL and for what? Why for the mild Gov
ernment of President jackson, Because magistrate
OF limited powers and circumscribed duration, has
not butchered his constituents and laid waste their
heids with fire and sword Sentiments corresponding
in nbasencnt with this, we meet with every day in
the Chronicles OF Jacksonism proper--sentiments
which proclaim, the dignity of manhood and the cle
WALTON OF conscious liberty, to be sunk and extin-
guiShed III beastiy man worship--passng for nil
rnry Idol, the lucky victor Of rash field go intense
anu absorbing, that it cngulphs all else.
u Speaking of Nj Chiffon, the Louisville Focus
Observes
"a majority Of Mr. ChiIton's district. we arc in
oIlneG Oh good authority, sustain him in the high
minded, independent, and truly patriotic conys MIR
sued by him during the late session of Connraspp
The meeting which called on Mr. Chiffon to RESIGN
was composed fabout dozen persons"
Mr. Chilton's District was among the mos, doci
dedly Heroic, in Kentucky.
The Editor of the Enquirer, offended q. the marks
oil Tespec' and attachment exhibited hy the Peonlo &c
Grunge - - -, late Anniversarv
and intent indirectly to censure them tbrouch hin,
hiobed his pen and proceeded to read Tho snoacb
ana sentiment delivered by Gov b. on tho, occasion
10 hrd text to attack but finding noh;no bc could
censure IN that eloquent address lin which evo,v
,hIng was avoided Of an nhammatorv or oartv cbor
'c'er or IN the liberal sentiment he gave az toast
our worthy contemporary determined no,wjth
standing, not to be banked in his purpose and like
the enraged BULL who in his onset shuts his eyes md
missing the matador at whom he aimed runs full ,l
on his sword, Mr.. r. passed by Gov. Barbour's
toast and bounced on the 9th regular toast for it
which he published in yesterdays Enquirer as Gov
Bs' and vents his spleen OF 1t and him accordincly,
we advise Mr. r. to keep as cool as he can in this
hot weather, and get pair of good spectaces.
Yesterday was the hottest day this summer. The
mercury rose in thermometers OH the Main stree, to
3D. 96&' and o7'--the frs: hung at the cell of mid
die door, exposed to current of air; the second in