Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31
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MR.. McDUFFIE'S DINNER AT CHARLESTON
ToAsTs DUNK.

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ToAsrs DRUNK.
The Regular Toasts were announced as follows, and
drunk with rap;urous applause
L. Reform Its flame has been kindled in the OTd
World, may it not be eXtinguished in the .NGeio.
?. The Constitution OF the Uni'ed -States-1hosc who
most love this sacred Covenant, are least prepared to
submit TO is violations.
3. The General Government-No for what 10 is
the Parent OF oppression but Tor what it ought to be,
the Preserver OF Liberty.
4. The President Of the United States.
D. The ptce President Of the United states.
. The Cause Of the South Founded on the eternal
principle OF Justice, it mus, go on "conquering and TO
conquer"
4. The Hon. George McDuRc-lf devoted patrio-
tism and commanding eloquence could have availed
aught against %cupidity and iniustice-we might have
united TO our present Offering OF gratitude. the celebra-
ton OF a noble victory OF Free Trade and Constitution
al Liberty.
8. South Carolina" She should do her duty, and
leave the consequences TO God"
y. James Hamilton, Jr.-Our chivalrous and patriotic
Governors South Csrolina has selected him TO preside
ness, energy, and talents"
10. The reserved Rights of the S,atcs-Valueless,
unless they include 6 the mode and measure OF Re-
dress" as well as the right 10 Judge of their infraction.
IL. The Tariff in its effects on the South-The cam
ker OF the Worm may be seen in the whitening OF the
Flower.
~. The Plantation States-Their Agriculture has
given TO our Commerce IFS best support their resist
ance to usurpation has afforded, and will continue to al
ford 10 the Union, its best security.
IL. The Fair of South Carolina-It Is not alone in
the sphere OF our moral duties, that we are at once
taught and rewarded by their virtues. Their shirt NAV
someu;aes make us blush, that we are even called
.B>d.
VOLUNTEERS.
by Elias Horny, Esq, President of the Day: John
Z. Calhoun-A distinguished Son OF South Carolina (;
honest, wise, talented : in Office, %diguiGed. He has been
tried IN the balance, and found ct wanting.
ny ii. l.. Pinckney, LIST Vice President William c
Preston, the accomplished orator and devoted patriot
). Carolina is justly proud OF him.
ny Jacob t. Mintzing, 2d Vice President Langlon
Sheves-Justly% numbered as one of tarclina's fdvorile
BY Jas. Ferguson, Sd Vice President The doctrines
OF the Virginia and Kentucky OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by
the State OF South Carolina, she is in honor bound to
BY b. i. Bee nthe language of our ell quent guest
- Just, equal, and equitable taXation-The only princi-
pie by which this ULion can or ought to be sup
By Col. A. 2. Butler of EdgeGeId South Carolina
as she was, when, animated by the spirit of Gadsden,
she knew how TO resist oppression.
BY J. Bauskett The conservative principle of the
Federal Union-aud, in its application, effsctual in re-.
sisting federal aggression.
ny J. Terry, Esq. The memory of the deceased
Patriots of Charleston, who led us through the peris OF
the Rcvolution-Their sons have shown. and nil,
shew themselves worthy OF SO noble an ancestry.
by W.. b.. Seabroo< The right to resist the exaction.
OF 'yrauny-the Alpha and Omega OF a lreeman's pol.
les.
By William Hilliard The State of Sor" Carolina
Among the JTSt and foremost in asserting, vindicatiulr
and defending the principles OF civil and religious Iiber
ty may she be the last TO abandon, or TO pervelt th,
great principles by which alone these liberties can be
perpetuated.
By Col. r. Tower of New-York Sou h Carolina
Sons, from SumPter and Marion down-in all matter
III the highest degree chivalrous.
BY Myer Nj. Cohen, one OF tie Committee TIL,
miscalled American System-it asks TO het0 off on
hands, and promises to remunerate us by a pretence o
cheap Si0UeS.
BY General Hayne The Disciples of Libert,
throughout the worid-not those who profess her prin
ciPics' bur who act on her precepts.-' Faith withou
works is dead "
by Major Heilman The City of Charleston-Ma
her prosperity keep with her hospitality.
ny III urnbull The State Rights Party of Soutl
Carollna-Iheir efforts are 90 not TO make, but to proven
reVolutlon-to take solid securities-to settle doubtCi
questons-to correct anomalies in our law (Constitu
uon)-in the stable, fundamental parts of our Consti,u
ALL" g"
BY Col. Cruger The Republican Principle-Th,
right oil the People to interfere in the business of Gov
ernInent, without a right in Government TO intermeddl
with the business of the People.
by Z. Nj. Furman Edgeneld D~istrict-Famed alikt
tr genus patriotism, and an l%nvincible love Of Liberty
charleston %rejoices when she finds herself sustaine,
by the vigor and intelligence of the 6 Frontier Dis
rict."
BY L. H.. Kennedy The Constitution as it was
without modern Innovation.
.By {. Macbeth The South-May a. fear be ban
l5neu rom her Councils and the Genius OF Liberty pre-
By DR.. VIM. r. Smith The Editor of the Ricbmon
Enquirer-May he noto speak the sentiments OF Viz
BY T.. E. Holmes: The Federal Union-It mus, h
preseryed-'he rights OF the States viii make them re
spccted.
by Capt. Edward II. Laurens That political firth,
whose patience and iOrbearance are ever commensurate
with the weight of their burdens.
ny Dr. L. Melven Cohen South Carolina VIII
shaIl say that The splendor OF her sun has departed, O
her giories obscured, whilst the fires OF patriotism ar,
now kindling at her shrine, and the triumphant cry q
. Liberty, the Constitutions, Union,' echoes proud,
through her green forests.
by Lewis Cruger: The Federal Government 4
C0P0i alton OF few and limited powers-with he Con.
siltuton Tor IFS ChaJfer, am Sovereign States for il
creators when IT transceuds The limits OF the one. an,
iniringes on the rights o. the others. il beco,,.s IN,
duty Of every Patriot to resist its tyrannicaI edicts
By Col. Bryan: The Rights of The Sate-Wisdom
TO perceive, and courage to defend them.
By d.. Waring The Tariff Laws being PASSED. the
sooner We pass THEM OVER the better.
BY :. Elliott The Hon. S. -. Miller and his hree
BoXes-lt lie DO as well supported Nv the Jury Box
ana, IL needs be, by the Cartouch Box, as he has beer
by the Ballot BOX, his aspirations for the honor and
prosperity of his native State must DO finally tul6leJ
ny apt van hhyn: Free Trade-in lieu of the
practical operations OF the high duties oil 1923, let free
trade be extended to the South, and die mort ol CJ,,ri.s.
ton viii again flourish.
by A. Mazyck; State Remedies -Wihou, them.
State Rights are 5hadows.
By VI 7. Cohen Carolina Commerce Depressed
by prOhibitory laws end uniusi taxation NAV n bc
speedily restored by energy aud patriotism.
ny James Macbeth safOuihern Rights and Southern
"rongs-Energy 10 DEFEND the former, and redress the
latter.
by Edward Mathewes Convention. Nurr6caror
D''un'oi-A Any tlhng rather rather than submission to
~ amy.
BY John y. irving Notification The only ripbtr,,
remedy OF an injured Stale. In itself, peacefut and
coH7tiuhondi. u can never lead 10 Disu1ion or CIDii
Igr, unless an unjust Government should grow 60
bold in usurPddon, az 10 seal its tyranny with blood
MIR. a BURLN.
Its a fact no. a little singular ia jtsel, and ..,,i..
" MT a luJe cons lm-n'ary TO the indlvidn,i Gomez.
ed, that not a single poi teal incident has ,,,ns,i,.d