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

that oa' heroic ianeis made, Vi .i, OF roitune, audi
OF Sacred Honour let forget that IL Civ
ZEN to sustain us United not less than an hide
pendent people.
Know lug as I do the private worth and public vir
tues Of d,,inguished sitz n, 10 whom declarations, In
consistent with All attachment TO the u ior have beer
aseriSed cannot but hope, that II accurately rePr l
led, they were the effect Of mary sxcenie nj no
lot deliberate desgn; and that suth men bav.
formed the project OF pursuing couiss oil redress
Through any other than Constitutional Buif n
am mistaken in this charitable hope then, in the
|guage OF The Father Of .ur county, won co, lure
Them 10 estimate properly "he immense vslue your
Nation Unon 10 YOUR eoilec i've and ind vdu bau-
|p nes. To chssi.h ga cord al, hsbitual and
Ia tasbment to aceusoming yourselves TO tn nix and
speak Of ID as OF the Palladium Of your political safety
land pr pery; watching for tie pi with zeal
Gus anxiety, dtcounieuaDcing whatever may suggest
even suspicion, 'h. IL can in airy event re abb pdon
uSheo' Al indignantly wnng theft da~
very attempt to alternate any portion Of our county
'tom the rest or TO enfeebic the sacred ties which now
INK 'oRe'hrr IN. various parts"
eur patriotic endeavours en;lemen, to lessen the
enee OF party dssenhon be orwa ded more
3ehec'ually Than by incuieaing reliancs on the jus
1tce o. our National Councils, and pointing to the
approach iox extinction OF tho pub deb, an event
which must necessarily produce modihc cations 10 the
Revenue System, by which inter. SITS under tpri,
lof mutual accommodation and eonce son will be
Ioably protected Tho grsver subj ct. introduced ~
Your letter OF invitation, tave dra from me this fri
exposition Of opinions which have lei her inere.
lnor INCLINATION to conceal Grateful for the kindness
1you have personally expires ed, renew my expires
3sions OF regret thai il in my power to accep
Your kind invitation, and the honour to be, with
3greh respect, your obedieni and humble servant,
ANDREW JACKSON
Messrs Gee. w. Cross, Fsaucis Y. Porcber. J.
Harlesion Read, and ohees Com mit,ee.
The State Rights and Free Trade Party" having
assembled as above, were subsequently joined by the
|Cincnnau and Revolution 5oceties, and the 76 Asso
citation, when the whole, preceded by numerous and
brilliant military escort, and the youth of the city at
tached to the State Rights cause moved in
to the residence OF the late Gen. Charles c. Pncknev
Iwhere splendid banner presented TO the party by
ICaptain Lyman, in the of the State Rights La
dies, aud receive by John lizard Middleton Esq on be
nan oil the party On presenting the banner, Captain
Lyman pronounced very feeling and impressive adj
dress, which was responded TO by Mr.. Middleton in
Irepiy OF equal energy and patriotism, and both Of
which received with enthusiastic paudts by the
Immense multitude assembled. The procession then,
moved TO the Circular Church, in Meeting st. where
aiter very appropriate and comprehensive prayer by
the Rev. Dr. Palmer, the Virginia and entucky Re.
solutions OF 9S and 99 read by Robert j. Turn
bull, Esq and an Grafton delivered by the Honorable
Robert Y. Hayne.
Mr. Turnbul preiaced the reading Of the Revolution
10y lew explanatory aud patriotic remarks and by
his clear, and manly and emphatic annuncia,ion raw.
'u force to the important principles they embody and
when have been soemny adopted and proclaimed, ..
theT own, by the Legislature of South Carolina OF
zen Haynes Address, (Which trust will he pub.
shed) II 10 su sient 10 say that IL was fully WORTHY
OF his nigh reputation as statesman aud rsnss
even the most brilliant aud -c,ve display h.
ever previously made Of his pc
an orator. Never was audience attentive to ar
gument, or alternately, more melted by pathos or
aroused by ardor many OF his hearers were affected
tears' and he was repeatedly interrupted by deaf
9enins aPPiause-nor do We remember to have witness
co. on any occasion, more pow srul burst OF elo-
quence, or deeper or veer enthusiasm pervading The
BOSOM. OF an assembled people, then VIII. hs claim
as his soul were upon hi' tongue "Are you fut
dsub MISSION, aud they responded, by spon m
9puso and with feeling corresponding to his own
aoanimou'y, mo-"
Durlpg The delivery OF This Addr.s', the Circular
Chutch, which IL by far the largest in tho city, wa.
rally crowded Tho spacious galleries re elusive
y occupied by ladies, Of whom, ii is dfisuli TO sa,
"ne,ner the STATE Rights party mos. admired the
dof billarce ami beauty with which thew ovs,sore.J
'he scene, or the pure and ardent patriotism which an
mates their hearts, aDd'o which they have given 8,
5many generous and affecting proofs