Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06
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From tho Columbia Telescope. April %.
PUBLIC DiN.TER
TO MESSRS HAMILTON. HAYNES, AID MIL
LER.

IER.
On : a'urday last, Q5 n } a company, the nss, nu-
nisfons and respectable that has ever bean assen.biet
h're, Tor sueh an -obieot, mt al NJ. Rush's iaur
fco'n IN h'uer OF III, inv tl,ion given o. THURSDAY, To
'he GoYsr1"r and Fedora Senator'S. TIE party, con.
.i-,ins Il i22 Een,lemen, placed ,aemSeivss a, table, a,
1 I. NJ. MIR C;iien, or youas AMI ju.ly popular In.
s.nisr,: ~p,s'ii,d, a,sis''d by Dr.. Edward Fisher,
ST., Col; i. p. Tyler: aod Col. E H.. Maxcy. as
Vice-P'esidsn's Gen. Earle, (our distinguished AIju.
,'nt q ners'D Col Pierce, Bauer, aud VIM. ]. Taylor,
Vho u v.fuofs aieniaas stof and AR. Cfuger, the
"overnol's Secsrtiy. were among the guess. We
venture to -9y Ia, il would he diff ui, 10 assemble,
any w'',re else a company so well compo.ed-oi men
neither led by itstion, nor driven by bl nh party zeal.
nor IN rent upon ohiss, nor watUnsd by a p,l,sy maa-
"ofshir, VINO ca "A" wi b no o her Tough, than warm.
~ to pour on; hsir tibuts Of strong and houcurabie
admifa',on AM rrgatd 10 yard. he very di.ii guishcd
asssritis o! S'u'hern principles, 10 wlom tie dinner
wac YEA.
We are no. deep gro al astronomers 20 desc.ibs
he dinner in the ,erJii oistt As lar a. the iujs of one
nnipiiatet NAV COVE should have pronfunced IL excel
len. ih~ niafericf VS. good and psOfuia: sud, "a to
he manner Of ne pre- iraIoa, though 1t mi HI moi pre-
cie'iy vie with the iDasiningJ OF Kitchener, o. The
rehnsmen'' Of Uis, il was very ariis teaiiy done, upon
TIE whole -AtIeasi,a bundactly well, for an assembiaso
70 "h1m the ,rers isas, h-w.ver eYq1i.it. il might
nave been, would have formed \ ccmpara,i lively unre.
garded part of the enieItainme1t.
! We give belew The toasts, rsgu!a7 and Z, Iuo,e.- ,h,,
were offered. We have never, upun any os .a.!on.
steu such warm manifestations Of poltisai feeling, "a
many OF hem excited. S,ne OF h, regular ,o,sts seam
o nave heon prepared with vngtuai care and * II.
thsy cer'ainly embodied very tttor ". and stnkinxIv.
he feelings aud principles OF the Sac Rish n, party.
uhey we're accordingly received By Tho company,
wIth such a heatuness OF aPplause, as wa have n.ver
beire sesn upon these ihints. Every hing, in The
occasion, served to spread a deeper anu liveiier feeling
taan u ud over 'h9 assembi y.-fhe presence Of Ham
II on -ihs iaien ed, yet honest, ths spirited, y.t SEGA.
ciou tho bold, yt gentle and kiudIy-s aiwssrs
eno"gh, oil. Itself, TO fill tbs with qualification ani prtde.
ba' 10 this was added, the high pleasure of q s,fyI The
regard In W ich We held The ve,y abe and hononfab,.
services oil S-na o. Haynn, aud Ih4 eurA ANTICIPATION OF
exer'iont equally z:alou., a5Ie, aud honest, 90 he Far,
OF our S-na. or. elect
Wien the toasts, in sps cial compliment of thes ga GEN.
ue'nen' Were suec 'sstveiy given, each replied, by a
short, bat vigorous end well turned speech. Tho1gb
u'inR, Tor the greater par, the same topics, esch rave.
after his several manner, a different exro'ure Of the
prcs'nt if-omehtd state Of our na,ionei interesis.
with some oil their argum snts We were much ,truek
ior their novelty and force.
We would, gladly, have laid their speeches bsf,rs
cur readers. l! II had b.en possible. Bus we have been
unable to procure them, the siidenness of he oeeauon
having made set speecher, Gu The part Of the genlam.n.
ihPossioie. we NIGH give, it is true, a report of them;
bu' we shoud be able to do them little iuj,ic.: 90 that
as no design OF political effsc, existed, we ,s;nk IL
better. On The Whole, hat no iuttber matter should he
added 20 the abundant cause. OF { xcitsmeu, ih,, ~ al.
really 80 widely felt, throu Chou, The s ate.
Tee keen, aud, AT times, tramp TIed attention cf :bg
"ho'' "rfemoiy, waa ouch a; might well give ne
strongest impression oil the intellisenc. AID tesp e,rn-
estnes' OF The auditory. l. was a striking pectacle 10
zee a crowd 20 various y composed, yet go unifo .mlv
fiected, under The Influence Ct feelings OF the nobles,
natars, 10 which the hearss of the mere ,rods, Ia noL
tcs and CT their a~pathotic avoiieT are forever stranger.
Few OF either of these soris-,he plague Of unes ike
ouf', when all safety aud freedom are gu p ,udsd on fbe
INTEL geDce, virtue and zeal OF the people. wers. pre.
SEN; or, II there, the cccasion must have warmed
Them, for cnce, into Carolinians
TOASTS
l.. Thu Union-Iudiss soluble while SUMMARIZED bv ,uh.
lie opinion, basel on public justice.
2. Fhe Consti.ution-Tbe Temple OF our political
devotion. We invoke the power of Sac Sovereignty
TO purge 1t of The money.changers, that we m1y re-
sumo our worship.
3. The Pre'ident of he U. s ates-May he RELY on
gu.ir.
4 The Weep. e,i'ent of the U. s.ates-The Gland
with which bis ensni.s have attempted to su,Iy hi.
brlgh'ne's, has passed The suns disk, and be ea forever
dispersed by his rays.
%. The Gjvern9r of South Carolina-hIagnanjnous
In political and chival'ous in private lie. In Washing
TN, ad at home, the fsi'htui representative Of his
counIfymPn.
OF 'SS and '99 and the State Rights party OF 1896
Identified in the came struggle Tor the same free puu.
oipies against usurpa ian.
z. The reserved Right, of The S ates-Let the South
never forget nor abandon them, but cherish and main.
tain them at any and every hazard
8. Our Distinguished guest, the Hon. Robert Y.
Hayne-He wears with dignity, the mantle OF his an.
eesiry-Hi4o h.'iugs on the altar Of his country ia sus.
tsinirg her cOnsii uIion and freedom, have been scr.
thy a Representatives OF s. Carolina He has our an.
prJval and our admiration and g~Taitule.
y The Federal Cove nneni-In lis pr,re- n,siion
like The sun, i, sheds equal blessings on ail-Wa ad. rim
fcom its course, ik5 the comet, /, carries ruin 10 IL. I ain,
10 The Congress OF the U. S'stes-our servants IN /
not oar nasters- o6sdienes 10 all their legislation that
does not emapaie from uSurped power.
IL. The Hon. Sieihen ID. MiIlor-Oae of he 6t.,
ami bfmes, friends Of State Righis-Hs has fought the
good fight, ard kept the ;fus faith-Ths people haze
remembered il.
IL. Latayeie al Brandy wins anil at P.ri,. In I777
and S3O-Siil the u Ei,eFing advocate OF free prin.
ciples. F
10. The Hon. Geo. McDuGfs-His msnIv ard i'm.
pa'si1neJ eloqnencs 10 defence of our rights. has been.
like the spirit OF mercy "d.ubly bleseed"-Whiie n b,,
given dignity to bi' own character, il bos adIed raw
iuttre to that of his State
IL. The Hon, w. X. ID avis ana n. W. Bs,nwsu-
Boil aod viRIlaUt sen ineis over the for,ress of freedom
). Carolina IL proud of her champions.
TOASTS
B5 Governor Hamilton: The best sus'en,nte for ,
JuI ause-PrTasYerance "ool heads, and firm besris
BY Gen. r.. Y. Hayn-; The Consfi tution of NE ~
STATES, the AK Of The political covenant, which we
nave sworn TO "Presefve, o. oisct and del end" when
assatled By the HIND Of pow r, ehsIl we consent IN ito
Viola ion, or stand forth manfnily in It's deI.nc.2
BY tbs Hon 5 ID. Miller: TIE citizens of CoIumbi,
-dis'ic guisbed for their sound principles ard liberal
hospiiafhy-maY tbeir wealth and comrgercis pfospcri.
W increase In proportion 10 their wealth and Intern iz,,
Delivered AZ th~ re quest Of the COMPANY.
nm. e. Preston; We know him-we ard seia,s
him-and we will reward bin.
BY Capt Wn. G. Clinton: The SD rit of Lille, m.
wherever 4 eSisis-vhelhsr in Eu1ops or Ao.r irS,
may hbe equally blst in the ,fiumph Of tho opre, g
ed over he power Of tie opprsssor.
ny Col. r.. IL. Maxcy: The estate Rights PARTY" Of
The south not to be inundated or driven from its course.
by the YituPeratons Of Political Turncoats or aspiring
demagogues "'""s
By General J. d. Earle; John Taylor of Columbia
49, n9 H1nirai ftnvgrnor Ia IM. -tI 4.