Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05
THE TWO RIIIS

moral, as he has physical nluc
as any man breathing.-He will shrink from donq his
du'y' let The Bill 30 to him when't may.
THE TWO BILLS
The Philadelphia Sentinel advises us TO be more pru-
ae-He warns us not TO press upon the President TO veto
he Harbour Bl with its appropriation of more than
million for the Deld,cdre Break Yater the Cumberland
road The Cumberland riUeT, SC. &c-We cannot Weld 10
the suggestion. We will speak out. We have great rom
hdence In the moral courage of Gen. Jackson-and we do
not hesitate 10 believe, that he will negative not only
the phi in question: unless all its obnoxious features are
sucken out but the Bank bill, il it ever reaches him
And II he does both these things we have no hesita
non IN believing him prepared do bothwhat credit
WIN ne not deserve for his distinguished energy and
ms Pu0lc spirit Men, who profess be themselves the
friends OF State Rights the habit of sneering at the
principles oil Cen Jacksonbut how long has been since
we boosted of President who will thus throw himself in
.e ore1ch ana protect the principles of the Constitution
against both Houses of Congress? What is more remark
aDe men are TO be found in Congress- whose constituents
are me warm supporters OF the Admnsra,ion-who got
eo '9 seas they possess by avowing attachment
Cen Jackson-and yet they are now found aiding and
SoItnB ms o'erest enemesplaying the inguisors up
on ms private conversaons-and voting with Condct of
N Jersey that conspiracy has been formed against the
mehoers oil the House, and that the allegation made by
one oil Its diSgrdced members (Sanbery of Ohio that
the President has counenanced and onproved ..soe Of
the late acts fvioence outrage" was ,,orfhu of
oeihg investigated by commtee-Can these Represen-
yves DC ue friends oil the Administrations Or had they
not better take ground at with the avowed Opposon
WARNINGS!
splendid ete was given TO Governor Hamilton Of g
w on the 10Th ult at Hamburg on the banks Of The Sa
vannah. The number of persons present is ao,si, GO
tmated in the Augusta Chronicle a from Iooo -, Soeo
hey consisted OF citizens OF the neighborng States of
Georgia-and South Ca?aaa Henry Shutz took the
head OF the table, with Governor Hamilton ON his rebt and
Co' ~, preston on his le-assised by Cen NIontgo-
merry OF Augusta as VP-Back of his chair the arms of
C"oiWd ana georgia were interviewer. There was o
toast given TO the President of tile IT, S-Somc of Them
toast ''0 -' summing
TIC Federal Uon.Tt be preseryedand it can he p,
@ only y strict conformity The great principle on which il
to each section and each sac TuSTDTanGee anu "TT
the 81 standing toast -
o pactsod by Virginia. against the Alien
South the ' the G SSPs%s By
haaJor o siaeon Io Gun o"'0"" cheers ToSE-
ne AN standing toast given in honor Of Governor
Hamilton:
Our Distinguished CHEST Gov H.M1LrosA patriot, wi,bou,
the defence of Icp0Ri lie has generously devoted hmso
mSa Tor every crisis, And Southern people support him in the
cs@oac GS SHo'y 0' and at every hazard" ToSE-to the
The Governors Toast was:
Georgia and South Cnolna-'yvhat God hath oo,d ,h
let not man put asundor." ' s'
The Toast by the c. of Arrangement in honor of COL
h.ro Col WM C. South Carolina by the
own able and eloquent eRorons in the and Con-
Col. Preston gave:
tuition a% Of 5S g tie f, ss5 so, e %qss con
be redeemed by energy and fnness Of The south now as0" 10
:! he he following toast was sent by Gen. Harden:
action the Executive chairs ' of bs E ana fPPTSPae spheres
defy Jedsra raiRe, and naturalization doctrines"
Col. Cruger of Charleston gave the folio wing:
o should Yield is' eo6 ol tut %4 nsdG s ds
demands It; and, without it, the Onion must perish" ~
me following Is the last toast gvcn-and was accompa-
med by the emphatic incident stated by theAuc,sta
Chronicle: 5
BY WM w sNrrn Of Geo-In nonarchies tho minority rulcs
tho maiori but in all good Republics ory must rule the
he gentleman who this Toast politely invited by the
cPo or knowing them and he himself requested that he might he
called on for Toast on giving the above toast glass was
his seat he shrunk back into the crowd siph1
NO man can read these proceedings, without seeing
now strongly they are in keeping with the following
warning words, said by the Correspondent of the
y Com, Advertiser TO have been used by Mr.. McDuHie
IN conclusion OF his late eloquent Speech: Ifesffu Ia
his House, IN the presence Of common God HGf If
THIS system be not Gbdnd0ned South Carolina icH not
submit TO IT FIRE months loHgeriP'
Truly docs the N. York American of the LET reroark
when speaking Of the Public Meeting have been held
IN me city OF ~ York Friday last by the friends Of
the Protective System
Much may depend-very muci--on the tone and
temper OF this meeting II those who 90 there to repre-.
sent The Interests Of manufacturers shall show themselves
ayerse To reasonable compromise Of the vcxed question
Of the farm, and shall insist on reainne-yhetcr the
amount raised be wanted not-he duties now levied
upon imported fabrics; they will, their part be contn-
ouuhS ~ some degree 10 result, which, ndvidually
each one would deplOre, and upon Cich South C0roli,G
seems "0O Wtenf-G virtual dissolution NJ The Union"
We have seen with the utmost contompf the abuse
Which Tue Columbia Telescope, the c. Times, and such
papers, along with Gov Miller, have abundantly avsbed
upon US. Nothing which could cmanato from such
sources, could asonsh u.s. after we had seen the language
which escaped from the Governor of South Carolina In re-
aion to virginia. No more respected and more
beloVed IN Virginia, than Mr. Hamilton. His virtues and
n talents were warmly applauded 10y every citizen Of tho
oa'e-ifs errors were viewed with regret and not with
anger ne lame OF no citizen, out Of the State was
more ierveDHy cherished than that Of James Hamilton
re was the "Obgefged Of on O5servers-as great "a