Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-20

,lemen. most respectfully,
Your most oted', and very humble ,e.v't.
CHARLES L. DUDLEY.
To Gen p W. SpIcER. c. al. man. and
JNo. J. BEDIENr, Eq Secretary,
Committee. III ARA gemeui, &c. New York.
ALBANY, 26 h April, 1881.
G~entlemen-I have received the kind Invitation which
you, as a Committee Of Tammany Society, have given
me, to the anniversary dinner OF the Society, on the
twelfth OF tho next month.
regset ihat sickness in nv family will Js,r;vs ns
OF the pleasure which should AXE in joining with you
in this festival.
Having long known Tamnauy Society Inv n.r.on. =,
asSociauoh WIN IT, L 'eJoice in Its p%rosperity; aud am
deesly CRATE full Tor so friendly a recollec ion of ne, uron
this occasion. l request you to accept, my gratitude
ior The Kind lie ms In which you have convened ,hs
invitat N: and my ardent hope IL, that Tanm.ny Sc
cie'y may long exist and flourish, in ITS ancient and
sound principles.
win great respect and esteem, 1 am, Gentlemen,
Your ohedient servan',
NATHAN SANFORD.
p. W. Spieer, AID Jsha J. Bedisnt, Eq..
Dear Sin: The duties connected with nv ,aic. ,or
some time alter the session Of the Lsgislap re, will pre.
vent my accepting the very polite invitation of The
iammany Society, to join the celebration Of their 42i
snniveI sary.
BE pleased to present my best respect. 10 the Com.
miVee, and accept for yourieif The assu ance of my
"'Snes' rnssu9' A.. c.
n ALBANY. Nays 1881.
p. w. Spicer, and John J. Bendlsnt, Elors.
Gentlemen-l regret that a prior engagement which
caiis me from home, and in aDo,her direction, DERIVES
me OF the homo. and pleasure Of accepting your noli,e
invitation TO dine with the Tammany Society Al il. an.
Liyersary, on The 12lh inst.
l regret this Tho more, becaus. | hold a n n. N.
guy OF all whose professions and political faith are OF
mat Old and sound school OF democracy 10 manif,st m
az P'op,r public occasions, a, this time particularly,
'her ahhefe0ce TO the principles upon which i, wa.
established aud their cooper a ion with those who a e
prepared to sustain them, as well agains, innovation IA
attack. "
Aseep', gentlemen, for yourselves personally, and
ier the society which has been so long and so hon ,ur.
aoiy associated with the progress ef LIBERAL and o,rset
principles the ts'ufances OF my respect and esteem.
K. CR0SWELL.
P.S.-My rep'y TO your favor OF the ooh ult. has
been delayed in the hope that 1 night dispense wi h
my ensagemen''o far as TO join you In the festiyiii- Of
REGULAR ToASTs.
ISL Our Country: To the character OF our R.publi-
can insntu'iGn'' and to the virtue and pal ism OF the
people, may be traced her rapid progress to prosperity
and greatness. Tune, Hail Columbia.
"a Lac Resident of The United S ates: Valiant in
var ana wise 10 Council. The people again h Ill him
NJ arch.
Sd. The Union: The kintssa links which bind us in
sueIgb and hirmony-'ii must be preserved STAR
Spanelei Banner.
Alb. The Nj smbera of the lac Cabinet: Tney who
voiun ariy retired from the honors and emoluments OF
o"iSe, nave gwen 10 the world an exampls OF d devotion
10 their county which Will long bs held in ga seful
remembrance by an Intelligent people. Tune, Arise,
CoIunbia's sons, ai.a.
9th The S ate of N w Yo k: Not more di,Iingui,,.
ed ir hsr grea' resources ih an tor devo ion 10 the Re.
publican lns.itu ions of ,hs country. Tune, Tonpkins'
March. "f""'
9Th. The Memory of G orge washirg'or: His name
nVes green In the recollection OF The aged, and il the
n'st WORE mat mothers each their lisping children.
Tune, The ID rye.
7th. Democracy: Is citadel, firm % it, basis. ha,
s'ooa uninoVed by the shocks and whirlwinds OF par,v
ana breads no. the unprincipled attack now di ec,ed
against il. Tune, Jefferson's March.
n. Inc Memory OF Thomas JEFF rson Hi, il us.
S'ous ana useful lille now forces admir- lion from
men who were wont to be bis" slanderers and c ,Iumnia.
tors Tune, The d. ge.
IN 'ucaiion: The extension Of our pmblis schools
a hahohsi bisshng-a means af,rded by which the
rising generations ean properly appreciate our free in.
sh,nUon,: Tune, Praise ye The Lord.
ioh The Reciprocal System: Which means mutual
PIo'ec ion and mutual bsne6ts; contra dis in gu;shet
from The new ftngled american Sy.tem' which mean,
monopoly. Tune, America, Commerce, and Freedom
ll,h. Charles Carroll: The last of race not of Kiogs
ou' oil INDUSTRIOUS men, fearer 10 The as AMI pos,erity
'han a whole lins Of Lagiinotes. Tune, .rs arouny
he high Oik.
II h. The Congress of The United sn'e': lis supper
OF ihs measures OF the Aninistratio i. a sur. passpor
10 me confidence oil the people. Tune, Sons of freedom
awake 10 GLORY.
18Th. The Press: The Channel Of Pabic o,jnion
VINO would not submit TO its occasional abuse ra he-
than torego the blessings Of lis freedom. Tune, Yam
kee Doodle.
BY The Co nmitlee.-or distinguished Guest. tbs
Governor OF tbs Sac OF New Yoik-CalIed to hi,
high ofhcs BY the voice OF the people. His admin,s.
tration has met their most cordial appreciation - cheers
Ine Governor, in reply, mode a few pertinent re
-' - 80 Sbiob VI " DlNu US dnuutu 10 ID Idcl
mat when hrst honored with the Voice OF his fellow
titiZeT $ Tor The Office OF Lieutenant Governor. hs wa
out I!tte known 10 the public; his sphere of action hay
ing been cothned 10 a sa.s all section Of the State, an,
his duties oia local nature. III $ elevation TO The re-
.ponsi'i, station OF Lieutenant Governor was, there
for, unexpected, but nos. gratifying 10 nis feeling
and he enter'd UPON The ~discba'gs Of lis du'ies with
hrm determination 10 consul. The int rests Of bis coDsli
iuen's.-How far he bad succeeded in the great o..
rector his desires, II was not for him 10 determins. A
the late election, The people had elevated him {, IN,
| IN al Otlcp in The Site and he boJ a,t..oI -. -
new dn'iss wi o the samo anxious d rsire to serve the pub
lie which he had originally felt. The hatte ring name,
In which his mama hal just bsen alluded 10, conferred
40 hooor which he duly appreciated. He ipli CRATE,
iui Tor The APPRECIATION If the company, and begged
leave to otlsr the following sentiments
The Republicans OF The City OF New-Yotk: A MI.
mefous and Influential body in the affairs of hs coun.
try; let them remember that there is safety in union
BY the Committees: Our distin guished guest, Levi
Cass, Governor Of Michigsn: Alike disiins uished il
the field and in the cabinet. His able administrai or
oith@ govsrnmai I of Michigan for the las, is years
has called iorib the APPROX i,ion Of four succe ssige adj
minislra,ions, and promises a lie Of much future use,
fulpess TO the country.-3 cheers.
Governor Cas- rose and rendered TO he company hi
grateful acknowledgements for The Il ,tering mark o
attention which had been extended TO him-hs appre
ciaied most highly the kind (. elings which rr,mp,e,
the sentimen, which had been drank, but he ~con,iIer
ed IL hif duty 10 diselaim he merit attributed to hin
and propo'ed The following ioa.t
The City of New-YoTi: Her conn anding positio,
and the e%nierrrize aud Intelligence Of her citizen
have rendered her the commercial metropolis of on
country. They promise long to keep her 90.
By The c. mmitict: The Lieut.. Governor Of III,
State Of New-Yofb-A Il, IN and undertaking advocate
in The cause OF Democracy. Three cheers.
To Which Lieut.. Gov. Livingston m,de a rpply:-
Mr. ambreleug reiuTreI thank. H. apologi,sd 4,
his colleagues for FresumiDe to offer their acknow