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

mbc demons trson Of undtninished afs cton tow
ur glorious Institutions
Al early hour the usual mill sry ceremonie, took
lace The sixteenth and seven' enh Regime ns OF
Infantry, With Col Cotia'S squaircn If Cavalry, the
Whole under the command Ct Brigajier Gensral Ven
bofs, psraded in Mees g-sreet, where they wer.
.yiewed by tho Governor, attended by hs .ui e.
they were then marched TO he Battery aud Il ed =!
f.u de joie in honor Of she day. S.'u,e' ed
ariy In ihe morning by the detachment of tn, u ate
Troops on du:y in this city, and by hs E,ua Ere Con-
psny
A, 10 o'clock n. professions began 70 FORM TIE
Union ami Stare Rights par assembled at the Market
and the Sia'e chs aud Free Trade party a, The Ex
change, with banners and tth,r insisnis We have
never. on any public occasion wi an assembling
more staiying IN N that wlieh marshall,d the civ
yesterday at he Market, under the banner OF Union
he Cons' tuition and Liberty. We W n be bod 10 cay
hat our city las never fur,ishedie parallel wbs'her
se regard numt ers, wesltb or resp stability. -Frou
the most exact computation which could be made l
he were between IL and 1900 persons, who appear.
ID and walked In Proee'cn, exclusive OF YOUTH which
amounted to b.twe en- one and two hundred more. Tt.
Progression was formed at about IL O'clock and N.
r. c'ion Of the Marshas CT the day and then
I'd n the order already put ibed in the pogr oil
Tho proceedings with music in the front and rear tel
he Fra Pfesby te;i,n Oh ,reh, where, after praye,
veil adapted 10 'he day, by the Rev. Mr. Rodgers. au
Die composed for, and highly appropriate 10 the
ion, was suDg by selec, lor in Admirable style
Gen,r.i Dauiv Elliott Huger then livered w a.binx
90. Farewell Address to the people Ct the United
ates. After which an Ole OF much poetic merit ali
Composed for the occasion, was sung, al the singing oil
he last StarzA Of which, potoing to maintain Union
md Liberty The aujcnce rose emu eousiy, and
,ined IN full aud animated chorus Col William Drsy
on then rose AID delivered by appointment Ofaton
naked by signal ability elevated patriotism aud
oqnenso. The Orator was frequently interrupted by
hs animated paud,, OF bis auditory.
The State RI h,s and Free Trade party formed al
bout III o'clock Bread street, and proceeded to the
esdence OF The late General c. C. Pioeknsy, whes.
elegan, Baure' was pre,eoted, in behalf OF the La
les OF he State Rights and Free T. sde parry, by james
HLytsh, Esq. This address answered by I'M
zaId Middleton, E'q. The procession then returned
own The Bay, AID on arriving at the Circular Church
RO'vine Service w" performed by the Rev. b. NJ
Palmer, after which X. j. Turnbull, Esq. read ,h.
Resolutions OF Virginia and kentucky, OF 1898, 1893
The Hon. II. Y. Hsyne. then delivered an O,a,ion
which we did DO, hear, but which we understand did
he Orator.
- Bob parties re-anembled at three lick at their
especve places Of r'eerg. preparatory to proceeding
processcn with their banners di,pia, cd and music
syng to hs building erected for this purpose al tn.
sorner ct G,orge and Mee,ing ',ces II /, supposed
hat about 400 persons dned here and there vsr. a
umhar OF tickets disposed OF 10 individual, whore age
W " inhrmiie' prevented their appearance. The buii-
ng wac taseiully decorated in the Inferior by ever
resns and by he in'eTacing OF The Heck ry and Pal
8mtHo There were number OF pAuioic De vice. III
osed ihroug' out The bulldog and iranspar. ncies OF
he outside which, when lii up in he snirg, had 3
oery Plea'ing ef's, The erection in which IN. Sat-
Right and Free Trade Party held their festival wa.
lso embelshed with taste and various .ches
we're delivered by tho Invited Guess and Membsis Of
oh parties which gave Est TO the entertainment al
which they respectively parook IL gives US pleasure
add that moi an incident occurred, either eds 10
81 uiy the purity Of our high na,opa Festival or dis.
81 nr6 the harmony OF the city in The slishe.t degre.
Al The Union and Stale Rights Party eelins were
X addressed by The Hon. I. r. Mitchell. he Hon H
54LseaIe, j. l. Peiis,u, E'q Gen. Dapi.l E Huser
gH the Hoo Thomas Lee, Coz b. Hunt, and sever
y ,hrfs. Wait OF time prevenie any notice of thei
speeches 10 day, as well as the Insertion of the oas
81 The following letter from Gen JACKSON, in an.
,wer TO the invitation extended 10 him, participate il
ha nj h. Hnu al.
81 anger ns the ULiln aud State Rights party wa.
read at the meeting by Col. Cfo, aud received with
"a an overpowering burst of enthusiasts: Patriot
lH To his E1ctiiency n. Jackson. President IT, s.
~ CHARLESTON Juns
"a SIR:-The undersigned, on behalf OF tier fellow.
citizens OF the Union and State Righs Psr,y have tn
aoonor 10 invite you 70 dinner, sven tbe appro .c
az ng 4th OF july IN celebration OF the Anniversary of 10
M iePendencs Had we regarded ihs return OF the birth
lay OF cur nation, az an OF merely ordinary impor
M We should no. perhaps have taken the liberty pre-
'ent ourselves 10 youbu. the case is far Otherwise
| sapa'ive OF the Safe of Scuh Carolina, aud on,
.M shom she has always degh ed to tonor, We do no
~ ioubt sir that you have ielt such interest 10 the ea
IN 'resons OF sentiment and opinion which have beer
lced during the progress Of affairs among ur to b,
III uly aware OF tn. great lice OF d,iocon Drawn be.
~ ween the several paries in This siaeas we'll OF IN.
por,enous onens, which ihre aiep Us with civil con
So Tu!sion IL is well known 10 you aud TO tho world
hat the late political discussions and events have
NH I'd to loo'en those bonds Of stcrnsI Affection whtl
M loce united the remotes, parts OF grea empirc
Gsogr phisal limits fsmIlsry referred to as con.
III cled " hs epara,e aud d.,ointcd interest; aud 10
many Of eur youth growing up as we lear and
ply lament, in the dangerous belief that these nterest
III are Incompatible and conirasted.
III We conceive IL, Sir, 10 be matter OF nfne impor
Stance to our country, 'ha these fatal should b
promptly corrected, aud the feelings which they en-
M sende', ihoEooS hiy eradicate; tn the ancient les
EgJtfiendsHp may rvei closely together, b,
s4'evers me hers It ouf happy sonfederacy IL i. GU
M special aim Eevive In iul for :e The btuikn sol
SI q OF Ubion-O rem W he mutual confidence in easI
IN her. good will and patriotism without hch the law
fA and statutes end forms OF GOverGment OF ee Slate
ia viii exit We discIam from the buro nm Of on
~ hearts, all po'ca or party pu'po'es Of local nature
sH OF cseumserIbed extent We es'e+n as brethren
s3 nd ass cstes all who daily unite wi US In d.vo
MI ION to our common eouDtTy aud u the firm resolu
E3hoO 10 defend her ins;iiu'ons and iransmt them up
% impaired 10 the generations that shall succeed Us. YOU
ay entimeuts in alton 10 hs subject are we'll known
ii and have been repeatedly announced, and va arr
81 roud TO regard you, SIR, as one OF fathers aud Lea
$S55ders.
"a 10 hi spirit, and with these vsws we request III.
honor Of yoar with us, the approaching oe
81 'a'isn. The ci'z'hs Of Charleston have CATERED
81 themselves vi The bore, tbst you would be able
81 without bcohv'n'oLcc, 10 comply with The invitation
81 Urged soo time since through the mrncipa autho,
q ies dsy we b. permitted 10 ndisato The period OF
N visi', far az thai it shall iDcud. the Aony.r
81 say OF IN. DetlirAion OF Indep, ndcncr.
81 VIII the most respeslfpl confederation,
IA Sir. we have the honor 20 be
81 Yo-r Exc ency' o,rd ent servsnE
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMExTs.
VI WASHINGTON, June II 1881.
81 GenHemeH,-lt would afford much pleasure,
Hcould at the same time accept your invitation OF the
#5th inst an. that ith which before honoured
10y the =! unicpa authorities OF Charleston Becessa.
Ny attention 10 the duties of my Office must deprive me
4oi the qualification should have had, in paying I'M
der such circumstances visit TO the STATE OF which
u feel piide in calling ysel citizen by BIRTH
M Could accept your ipyitaG u IL woul be with the
Hhope, that all parties all the oil talent exalted
|Hpatrioism, and private WORTH who have been divided
q the manner you describe, might be found united be-
.Iforo I'll s.aIg.r ~ Al, al.