Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-27

"0u tAese Proc es3toEs no further eemmeni L. r O.
remain unredressed in 'vsry particular, aud yet to ,h
'ay South Ca olipa has douo rohnx TO dis'v,b the
pease aud h rmooy Of the Uoicr. The s ae Ri1ht
with moot exemplny patience aud frb.srsoee Il
the grossest imputations upon their pariosm; the,
have all along manifested sincere desire to presery.
the public peace and to ,lva'e the most friendl,
relations ards those Who differ from them in poli,ica
opinion. They have not INDUCED, and will not ever
now indulge any feelings OF personal hostility toward
their opponents. They have not complained, and vii
not complain OF any fair and candid efforts point
what may be supposed 10 be their OF opinion an
if can be shews that their principles false in them
Selves calculated to produce the fatal consequcn
attributed to them, they shall be ready aud willing L
acknowledge their errors; but they and claim
ing also TO be PATRIOTS will not submit be b anded
Disunio, and Ifdifors.
"Be it therefore Res Iced, That 4 imputa,ion upor
the State Rights and Free Trade Party, OF the
entertaining any designs against the Union OF hes,
States. comc from what quarter l. may, is a BASE
CALUMNY."
CHARLEsroN. July ls.-A splendid fete wa. siv.u
by the estate Rights and Free Trade Pr "" on 8,
turday evening, at the Pavilion Soi,h By, in no
nor If the patriotic Ladies OF Charleston. We hsxatt
TO hing in saying, tina, was one OF the beau
aud imposing speesc!es ever witnessed in this y.
that the company was never surpassed any similar
occasion, Ia beauty, piro i'm, and husiss ic devo
lion TO the OF Soath uoins and tn. Uoior. The
constr aud snap, VI ,be Pavilion have
been de'crioed by IA IN cur account Of he July
celebration. A. early hour rockets AID shells
thrown up. as tigusis la ,hor timc, here
line CT cafiag.s extending s!onx SJuih Bay, eons
derstls distance Meeiag with countess faces
Ia the sheeis anxious for oecasionai glimpse at IN
magic seems tina, wa. socn 10 present Itself Ia fact
every avenue aud window in the nsighborhoed wa
,hropesd with Ii Q and animation A halt past ,ifht
the lighting OF Tho vaiegst-d lamps t6at su.ps nd
cd in ard abou, and upon the Pavilion amounting II
many hundred, comm; uctd. This lithtcx Of the Ian
fen0re at 'hs sumn OF each Pslme,,o uee, II FOL
owed in otde., the msliowrd tfulgenee OF which
contrasting with Ia. more brilliant light OF toe vM'sgs
ted lamps, produced colt aud striking effect. hi
ship surmounirg the Liberty Pole, in IN centre ct 'b
Pavilion, next High ed hy lamps OF blne, *
and yellow shade, sWpended on nall fastened in rowe
the mass, ssipg, and hull, which con pieied Tia
illunins BY ibis time, the thades oil night ha
,hekcned around, aud the whole Of ,his large super
structure, like enchanted palaces hung in air, wa
gradually more a d mere brisnL
We WI not sttsD pr as IL is co, 10 our power, 10 kiv
ull and proper description Of his beautiful spectacle
Tho picturesque spr.arauce exhibited by the festive
dsccra'iars-,he sapacious cauopy-the say Iighs-
the banners Of bs parry toa log above the he Ids OF hi
company, tas'euliy ADD judiccu'ly hurg from ever,
pilar-the disine, but apparently in eImin be group
Of bgures, all combined to heigh,en the sfse.. Blu
brilliant and imposre as Tho effect MAS from the int
rior Of the Pavilion, il WAS much striking lrou
tbs water Viewed from ,his fo.ion Il was indee
ndescribsbly beautiful We must no, omit 20 Eeni'r
iow-si.izdns in gGand display OF FIRE WoKKs, IRE
pared for The occasion by MIR. ApAM JAMES BROWNE
ihsss were let ot on stage erec.ed in boft at ill
tie distance from the shore For about t.o hours hsrt
was an ineessant display OF set Pieces, Shelf, an
Rockets, with every variety Of device-svery kind O.
cHiored FIRE used By OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this Lepliy
he company RECALLED themselves 10 the Pavilion until
late hour, with Retire sbmeb,s which were provided IL
great abundance by TIA Stewards. IA exc allen, Band
oil Music attended on tho occasion. In Short all wa.
mir'h and shasen'd gaie,y-bui one feeling seem cd
to pervade tina multitude genera, DISPOSE ism TO con.
tribute as much as possible to the jymenss of The
eveuing
Amongst tho motos and patriotic sentiments which
adorned the Pavilion Saturday night, was a new
one, recently put up, and bearing the inscripion "Ep
WARD FROST, the Habersham Of SIuth Caroiina -
This compliment paid to Mr. Fort in eonsequenc,
OF his having declined, District Attorney, TO institute
sut against gentleman who lately refused 10 pay
Custom House Bond. The gentleman alluded to, re.
fused to pay, for the purpose OF brins ing the
ar question before juticiai tribunal: Tut the Die
irct Attorney, being thoroughly satisfied OF hs uDcon
sutionay OF The Tariff declined shove stated, e
have any participation in enforcing it, Is general,
rui0oured, irdAed, ,hai Mr.. F. has resisned but W.
cannot vouch Tor tn. correctness OF the rumour. Hi
refusal to act under the Tariff Law ,wever If hs has
not resignsd) will most proba ly lead his removs
by the Pses eat, and is iul equal, Itself On dsn-
ere'ed "a ro,isD, and Rsneiour devotion TO the rgh
OF the S;ae) TO the actusl Of hi; Office Al
such, it is sppi esaed by the peop. They henor hin
so in the estimate OF every lov,r OF constitutional lib
erty. with The bigb.minied Haberpbam Of Georgia
whss patriotic. conduct in rs-igping his oiss raih.
han as'ist in rivetng Federal usut pa ion upon hi
safe. :" u never he forgotten. Tafereury.