Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
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no design Of ours To comment on the speeches dev.
cred on that day-we only regret that the occasion
should have called firth political discussion; which
WAS only designed, by be friends of Gov. Barbour,
upon his retirement 10 private life, testimonial
OF respect or his former services. Against all such
collisions of opinion, tho COMMITTEES Of Arrangements
did indulge the hope they had scrupul ,usly ded
Under tbs hope they assembled band oi Amcrl-
cans and brothers around th- festive board where
1ought wos anticipated but that,
The laugh. tho jcst-a,tcndan,s the bowl.
Should smooth every brow, open ev'ry soul
, That Col. James Barbour should address the
friends who h. d thus kindly honored him was TO be
cxpccted-that il should have excited unplea SAINT
feelings was anticipated by none nd produced sur
prise all.
Ater the regular toos;e, the f lowing volunteers
were drunk
P.S. Fry. Vlrgrnia-May wisdom and PATRIOTISM
direct and distinguish her Councils.
Oliver F:nks. L'5er,y-lts only safeguard en-
hghtencd virtuous people.
Uriel Wright Jas. Barhour-Hs country losos
by his retlremen,-but let hun remember with Shake
spcarc that times like these ut least, "thc post OF
honor Is private station.
lno. Il. Coons Rcpubcani'm and putrio ISM
May they always be possessed whcn progressed.
WIN. l.. Il Goodwin. Col. Barbour 5 K esolu ions
An impcriShablc monument OF wisdom, phllanthro-
py and patriotism.
VIM &. Payne General Jackson Military fame.
like Tho mantle o. ciari covers n multitude Of ualrs
VIM X. Robinson The d, mon of Party-STay
II be lashcd with whip of scorpions to It's grave and
dungeon and ahackrls its eternal doom
WIN. i Jenkins. Col. James Barbour-vir,ue,
'ncnts ard pctro'ism-"'Thc housing cw! cannot
hawk n; ard bring down the soaring Eagle"
VIM. Stephens. Robert Taylor-Thc honest man
and iai. htui pubic scrvnn'ths better YOU know
HIM, rhc moro you respect him.
lchahod Mallory Ffccdom of opinion, nh nher-
ent right OF nnn-Rrsricted and tcsraIned by Ty-
rants only.
Col Rob-. Taylrr. The Ey Presrdcn, nhn Q .
Adans--D'yo tan TO his country sill anm,tcs him
to aas' VITA MS TALENTS in the Councils of he
The fS''erdI Union rciH be Jrescrrcl.
Robt. II. Stsnard. The principles Of our vencra
BIZ Madison, fountain from which tho living wa
tcrs anty flowMay he nulhfirrs drink, and be
ciennSrd Of their lep.osy.
Howard Taylor May those envious of TIVE tai
en,s and prosperity of any fture candidate ra, her
follow the dictates Of their Judgment, than the bane
ful influence of their envy.
J. l.. Coleman. Jas. Barbour-Firm and dcvo,cd
patriot Jealous aud ia thiu Il friend of the
people.
J. w. Fry The Pcople-The sovereign whom
the patriot obcys without tho compromise Of prnci-
pie.
John a. Porter Hon. J. NJ Patton-A young
Statesman of the first promsc-May his worth be
properly appreciated at the approaching election.
| VIM. l.. Goodwin. The late Orange election
When that refinement of degradation, servic
submission 10 the mandate Of despotic admlnlstra-
ton and prostitute press, shall have ceased 10 he
made the test of wisdom. patriotism and talents
| Virginia vii again profit by the Councils of he,
sages.
! James Willis Col James Barbour, tho orna-
mcnt ami pride nf Orange-Thc recollection OF his
tried and faithful services for 80 years are inscribed
upon the hearts Of his follow citizens
James Sheppard. James Bar6our-Fho old Do
mincn cries aloud for the services Of her injured
and much phrsccnte and will hail the day wit h
Joy tn behold HIN again Mt he head Of her ranlr.
J. hcn-c. The political hor Zon Of South
Ca.nlina-Her aspect portcnds n sto;m-buf NAV
sha look with contempt md rdi2naon IN the past
md yet learn hat the better part cf vaour is dis
crcinn.
Richard ". Chapman. Tho brave. but unfor,u
nate PoleSSiay they vanQush their unrclenting nd
rntL"S enemies. and recover their just and uduhi.
table rights.
Uriel Smith Gov. Barbour in our las; war with
England-and Gov. Barbour still.
Robt G.. Johnson. The memory of Bolvar-a
friend to Republican principles
WIN. &. Moore. Col. James Barbour-h true
fre nd 10 his Country-cnoying the entire confidence
of he nstrous Madison, III whom thoro lr no guile
Richard Cabe-Thc members Of tho Legislature
Of VTginia-May they dispense with localities and
go for the best interests Of the Safe
Smith Slubbefield Henry Cloy--The fiery
spirit of persecution has prepared him for building
even more lasting han tina, Of Hickory.
BY John G.. Hurts. The Hon JudEr Barbour
The able and inicxlble defender of cOnstiiu-
fton and institutions.
WIN. l.. Hume. Col. James Earbour-Thc
able statesman and patr6t-whethor in public or
private life, he will look With watchful eve over
the future destlnIns Of he country.
By Lady The fair SexEveT ready to testify ther lgh
regard for the ablo advocate Of their rights
By another Lady Col James arbouTa friend his coun
Ty-May the people forsake him.
Thomas Thoop Orr Landlord, and those Ladies Of the
nnshboroDd who have knd!y volunteered their
IN preparing this splendid sSerianmsn,-Nsy he receive
i"I share Of patronage in his vcca'one married LADIES
have uninterrupted pleasure connuba life. those
have not stood before tho altar OF ymen have good hus
bands, such they well deserve
The FESTIVITIES ended wrh HANDSOME Ball and SUPPER
when
"Awfvl beauty put all its charms"
chr invited guests parooE also Of the evenings
enjoying, with high satisfaction the pleasure which beaucd
from the group Of happy faces around them
~ the earnest solicitation oi his friends Gov Barbour
gained % dIuncr the day cr social fepa tho FOL
lowing toast was proposed by Lady at the table
Col James Barbour The patriotic Of the Com.
monw"alth The daughters Of Virginia graft
iude h' able services, and look forward brighter period
when his iaents aud usefulness shall he duy appreciated
This was received with universal appausc-when the
rose and IN his peculiarly felcitous manner delivered mo
beautiful and appropriate address highly compmenus the
Ladies Of Ofange for tier virtue, patriotism rncatng
qualities ~ The bappcs, Strains 81 clogueucr.
TO TnE EDrr ~ or TnE NhTioNAI I1TgtLrGEYcrn