Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-12


And fhen. the meeting adjourned.
JOSEPH TATE Chairman.
JOHN RUTHKRFooRD, Secretary,
The ToAsTs at Richmond
We have received the following Communication by
eway oil oogdfeHe The Toass in question susce p
anoie oil much keener retorts
THE 4th OF JULY
TO THE EDII ORS OF THE ENQUIRER
Atw US we're ab,ent from the public dinner
IN The 18th, neither reluctantly willDgy but lust
not present. of course had moi the opportunity which
he occasion afforded to let Tho wsr:s know our name,
aud sentiments We do moi like OF The toast, pub.
pushed In your last paper, and such have a Mid "a
mend; believing tina, the amendments will be more a.
5greeab!e to the taste add sentiments muca tie
Ter par, OF your readers. BY ,he way we solemui,
aprotesi agans, bu,h biting on the 4h OF july an,
making that festival occasion for uteripg and pu
fishing scandals from dark corners.
"a nos mouuon"-
upon S Si ",9s T" for the station & being
from pes The evils cast upon by his miso
81 Aodsvw Jackson-Such is the imeeeIIty of The
man mat The greatest people upon earth have made
3him heir Predeni for term. and will elect him
sducer' hide their faces.
by guest ~aG had not opportunity Of esrngit The RICH
home a' rSye aS0 cur. like oa have
"2 By No Glest-''fhe right tme"-The man /,
wrong who does no, do things in the right time. Phy.
By PT o %s1a a. Clay The
ooe' vi oce VIII ere long be honoured with his
%. By the Spirit of Henry-The American peopI.
sOfice." '" '''e' y
BY NJ La,0'on-HO"ry Clay The ecpsng star in our poll
4. BY Young N-wn sn-H.nry Cisy-Ths eelipsed
Star in our pslincal Gaaxy-The people will ken
Iof,sher between it and themselves Ny SOFA System
better than III American System" Gwo have
lheard Of The octafiOn OF sarlhe transit OF plane
me eclipse oil The sun and m0On-but Tue eclpse of
S'a ~ /: new discovery in AstCnOmy.l
OriSfnaf-I1e Washington Anony nous Letter syii
truth"
We have received additional assurances since our
paper that the AntJackson toass either not zip
le" though they were published-er, if any of them
were given at all, tn they were given in so small
3crce, as not to be heard by the friends of Jackson
We are assured by gentleman who within six feet
lot both the President and first " President that h,
heard only too of the Clay toasts-and that The
hrst oil them was retored by a very sharp jackson
toast; which was afterwards Withdrawn from the pub
lie press, by the gentleman who gave 1.-THE toast of
l. the reluctantly absent man." though il occupies a
conspicuous place in the foreground OF the toas,s
3cerainly not given at the dinner, though il is publish
as one OF the giUen oasts. The origin of this toast
hough II processes TO come from jealous Volunteer i'm
the ranks OF the AntJacksons, is sill shrouded M mvs
.tery. The giver is yet behind the curtain-thongb
there can be lit lie doubt, that it through the Post
jOice, next day TO the Printing Office sill IL
published as OF the toa.ts giuen at The dinner
Such movement, however, has not been confined to the
present dinner On former anniversary the tos.ts of
lone oil the Volunteer Companies of this City were pub
|ished in two OF the newspapers they were furnish
dby the President of the day but when thew came
out in another paper four Clay had been thrown
I'm, which were never given, at The time, but were
Consequently furnished by some of the company Dos
This for e6ec!2
ToAsTs-tn Br,nspick
j Agreeabiy to the request OF the Dinner party al
;LawTeneevlile, we lay before our readers the ioass
winch they have giyen-the tone of some Of them.
and the two special hits against ourselves TO the con
|trary Notwithstanding To Mr.. " Addison PoweIl''
present our best acknowledgements for his singular
|courtesy-And we beg leave TO propose correction of
his toast
The disappointed Mail Contractor Interest and
|not nen"-Or thus The Politcidn-whois ga nan
|of principle according to his Interest,"" From such al
|quar'er we ask no iavors, and expect no charity.
As TO Mr.. "Cbarlos A. Stewart" we should know
peter what to think Of the spirit Of his toast if we
knew any Ting about him But we have never heard
LOT the gentle man, and find one else who ba.
been more fortunate than ourselves-We are Obliged
TO Judge OF him, therefore, upon the face of his ow nj
toast-and we beg leave to return the compliment IL
E Hibe'dhty in politics. the curse Of htfIe politicians
COdseness of udnnsTs, the curse of Hft, ,inJs-
m we would ad Use" their possessor 10 remain in The
Iobscurity TO which naiu e has designed him"
as TO Mr. shells hit at Mr. Van Buren's intrigue" Il
W would nave been better, perhaps, to have given The
pTo9S along with his d'sriion-And as TO the toast
gwen in favor OF Mr. Calhoun If they are infended!
lie operate against the Jackson IL would be al
l"e perhaps, Tor The givers 10 out once audl
Join the opposition. DO the friends OF Mr. Calhoun
mean TO raise the banner mr. not TO run him for IN
Presidency, and 10 oppose Gen. Jackson If ,is 81
the course which anu Of them mean 10 take If the,
'wI rot wal three years longer for the nonina ion oil
Jacksons successor why let Them show their hands all
.once-and the people will know which side 10 take
" the gentlemen In Brunswick, who have toasted Mr.
;Calboun, and attacked some of Jackson's friend, dol
not mean to break ground against Gen. Jackson, they
have been most unfortunate In the signs they have ex
3hihited They have deceived both friend aud foe Al
4ready has IL been soundedb by an opposition Press tina
1.-THE great Jackson county Of Brunswick is sbverine in
the wnd-and from such deceptive sign, 1t has been
gabsurdy asserted that Virginia will 60 against Jackson
put what nan there whose opinion is entitled TO any
weight who will assert that Brunswick that Virginia