Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-15
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THURSDAY MOURNING. IUI.Y Is. Isao.

''" ''i'e-"un'ers' to the number, says Washing
TON paper Of 40, or thcreabout, enjoyed the day or
the party, was Mr. Amos Kendall, who gave tho
following toast
rE.na,- nc mother of Democracy. tho cham
P the constitution, and the anchor of the Union
In the namo OF the Old Dominion, we return thanks
" Si'. hendaH' She recognizes the disintorestcd-
ness OF the compliment, rendered the more a,erin,
'o" It's eIoanains from so pure source and is duly
thankful Tor the attention.
AN attempt is made to puff Of this dinner. as nd
'o''i'e the popular temper ct Washington The
''u'n is We presume that the Clay dinner was the
popular dinner-there were ofiicc-holders Msr,.
"heTeas many arc recognized at the other-at thai
e"e'e were 'oo citizens, at this less than hundred
tne popular feeling at Washington, has been repre.
scn'ed to us as not only entirely hostile to tn. Hero
Out MS approaching cxecration. There eyerv man
sees things as they are, and the result is, large nj,
Jorty against the ruling Powers
writer in the National Journal, has with ton
much asperiy) treated the subject of the Admins,ra
ZION Dinner. We annex what he saws for the road
or 8 amusement, and in order to cxposo the n,ifI
efforts made to mar the Clay celebration.
m For the National Journal
Inc genuine Ammo Royal style IN which, fin. ,
sioheu "ofhclaP Of Wednesday ndulred wns n
nave oeen expected from the conductor of print ca
Tor Its want of dccency, and especially sf
Ter Mo abortive attempt, and that of the rnnIo,,s
the Government, 20 ge; I'd sometime lilo Joia VI
oHher on the 9Th. This ricketty concern wac en-
very indifferent, alter all Efforts which we~s made
~ tne Lord Mayor and his hopeful adjunct of tho
Telegraph, (par Mobile fratruLn y TO give !, n r
mehlunl, that 1t Is not IN the least surnrisino no
should feel deep modification at his failure rhis
- .iueeu matter OF wonder, and has never bnfore
III our ci'y-under the very nose of the nd
nh'stratlon' and with all the aid which tbo.m mn
Pfmc!pee prescription and reign of terror could af
cru out oo or 10 could be brought 90 the s,cl,ng
PA'' u"a Out one man was found reckless enough Of
ms own interest TO furnish dinner for item. This
Is cumming evidence OF the low estimation IN which
tue Administration and its supporter, are held here
Although every difficulty was thrown IN the yav If
the trends of Mr. Clay and their country bv y,6,.
~ "se soan fass-burglariously breaking into
the gun house of the Washington ARTILLERY To rob !,
OF It's powder-refusing to lend Mr. Claws portrait NJ
! the Columbian College, &c. &c.-there never wac
A"""h' on any former occasion, so numerous and
,eSPec'uoie company at dinner in this citv The
American Mechanics and other friend, of NJ
Gay turned out with becoming spirit and snen, rho
uy III tne most perfect harmony. This is of course
1 unu NORWOOD to the supporters of the dotard
unu inc poor mlnons of power The s.creature is
Ut MS diT'y work again and casts his slime and fiji h
upon the most respectable portion of the commun,
y. some men ore 80 utterly contemplate as to ca
cape With entire impuntv when the moe dooon,
would receive the punishment their efirontorv III
insurance deserve Perhaps the toast which n ladv
or TINS city furnished, iag hit be- in part the couse
aus aouse OF the Mechanics, from the correctness
OF ns spplication:
/ DtU Green and H. IT, JYebb--
.Sranse such fuss should be
! 49, 'Iwixl I0sede DUN and Ticeedle Dew
| This, though coutemptuous does not express half
The contempt which every good man here Cees for b;,
VINO controls that wrctched vehicle of SANDER md
oIaGk guardlsm yclept the Telegraph His alIusoD
TO the election of Van ess s sIngrarIv M fr,,,n,'
So Tar from producing alarm 1t rather orodncos sor
row. that the people of this city should by DIVIDING
their strength, permit obnoxious and ncomne,en1
candidate to succeed. Bo'h the Mayor and his para
SHES should DO silent this head; for they knov,
he IS now the Mayor by lille more Than one third M
/ me co,eS ~ The city. ~ man of ordinary sensibiIv
would feel mortified to be placed in such situation
ahd as u she indications relative to certain lottery
auds &C. we shall soon what will be the result
III tt's Mayor does not stand brandod as deber.to
aud public calumniatC, shall confess myslf wretch
ediy deceived. That SO Vulgar a creature az the
| pcnsioned conductor Of the "Orpan" should tall
ABOUT The responsibility OF those vino attended tho
great Republican Celebration Of the Atm is perfect
~ characteristic He knows that there was scarcely
" 'ce mar would not have thought himself degraded
s"ssn OF private characera beeT Of those whose
equal 10 hi. fasehood eroncry Take sip"le oa
AZ The small Altar got up by the Jacksonans Monay last
as no orator could be found he volunteered his service, and
made speech thai dSsed mortified every ono
tased Of the principles which had elevated him 10 the
eh RANK ne poids which had made him 'orean Of Tho
government and which would him still s
eNPsci 70 DC huns( lie asserted that his was immortal
anu uenIed with the glory Of the country and would ss
loog az that country existed His rnodssiy VA in sbo,, en-
bushns, that every hung his head viii han,e smd
couson And this 10 the who talks of and
WHO throws out saTedms, and employs nvccves aeans "a
pso'aoea class OF the community the Mechanics M oar
county But the truth IS that this - the Ceelng oC the n
naned rPuCieGn administration There is not one Of them
ng ~ heaH an aristocrat and that does not despise
uosi cordially the honest and industrious mechanic The m
Uor1t conductor OF the "0rsan" II lie be anu Miao il
rank an atOcrat rs any Of the nobility of EoSlanJ uhosr
fashions e no% sindony apes, 10y spending enormon, sums
vi cqupages furniture, parties &c The mechanics are tol
respectable body Of men affected by the innra,io "
we oa organ or it, supporters there is NO, one q
n mar would not feel himself to be considered AZ
companion o. being so uppfinciped proprietor
" n JtisHd 10 Wcchaaies.
u u The Telegraph denies that Clay is gaining
g'ound-'the march ofpopulation sentiment III says
i ls with Jackson
\ Inc pains taken by the Telegraph 10 prove tho
Clay IS not gaining furnishes the true index to III,
Editors opinions. Whyelse, 80 much oapeness :,
dIsprova it, so much uneasnoss9
IL is woese than idle to attempt TO persuade the
public that Clay IS not gaining. Every man hear,
IT. sees H. feels IL, knows it. II il proclaimed ot ev