Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-08
LEWIS took the chair,

DR. VIM James Uneven, LIST Vice President
Edward Holmes, I'll
benjamin NJ. Brown, 81 -
Amos Palmer, 1th
George ID. Strong, 9Th
Reuben Mithers, 6th
The Rev. Mr.. Van Pe then addressed the throne If
grace Arer the cloth removed, the following regu-
lar toasts, prepared by the that purpose
announced successfully by The President
The President introduced the first Toast with few prc
Atory remarks lie observed that toast he was about
10 "hi?ul.e embraced two great subjects for gratitude
aud rejoicing. The first, the comncmora. ion of fine
abandonment, 10y foreign enemy, of the last strong
hod lac had occupied for years the heart our con
try; the secon', the civil victory recently obtained
over our political opponents. The former produced i'm
hs mind recOectOns and associations peculiarv inn.
pressive and interesting This day (sad he) forty nine
years since restored me- after of seven years
10 tire bosom OF my native city; where / mot an agej
parent, poor and almost pcnnyless his former nos
sessions devastated by the ruthless hand OF war with lit
Tie TO console him. but the reflection of having subscribed
the Charter o his Comntry's Independence and HAVING
ri W sc ,ic consequent establishment OF her liberty
The second the recent UictOrY ar poicaI enemies
he considered of not less Importance it evuced conc
sVey 10 ms niud such degree OF intelligence, and in
dependence OF sentiment in the great body the pcouIc
unawed and unaured hy the most powerful assaans aud
caPuV"g 'hcemen's, as would render them in all times
TO come sale depository OF their coumrys rights and IL
berries So delightful and consoug prospect had open
ell 10 his view, that lac almost prepared to cXcsm
with Simeon OF DID, " Lord lettcst thou tiv servant
depart IN peace, for mine eyes have thy salvation
l. The DNY.--Drvoted to the commernoraiion oC our
release from foreign thraIOmhonorcd this return by
testimonial 10 the virtue of the e..lIarsees Hmm
~ The conciuson OF the pr Sc ibid oass, the Pies-
Ior sGhmtn'' rose ana observed: That it was OF
right claimed by from long observation on
to become prophetic OF Ile That ell rcmeIn
bered Nat IN the year 1914, at e expiration OF his term
Of service senator OF sa'e he took cordial leave
OF The honorable gentleman on his right, (Ir Van Ru
l""l ms associate IN thar body TO whom made the
following observation Sir, have a II. let obsqr
yer OF your political course, which has NV entire p
probston Being much older man ihan Yourself Won
VIII excuse me for saying You that should Won retain
your talents and integrity the FIRST lonors Your coun.
try VIII await you" This pied ction Ct il may be so
Ilgfl hash mart
toast or sentiment will give anoiher prediction of
which many OF You wil hope, 1--we to see tie full veri
hca'on; and while dsavow intention OF irrever.
ehce wan ADOPT the language Of the PsslUst and say
(poning to Mr. " b she stone which he builders re
fused, Is become the head siOHe Of the corner
me UNION - May the spirit Of Justice freedom
tqua rights, AMI patriotic concessions which animate the
fathers Of political tam w. never cease to warm IN.
hearts and unite the hands OF their chdren Spnn-
gied BdHHcr
Dr Nacneven being called or, said; - Before offer
ihe toast ASSIGNED ne, (numhrr hr"e) would beg leave
w observe nat what makes the celebrate so
worthy OF the interest IKE in IT, not simpv that IL
continues to ~ Tor "noher the services OF our
lHu'ors PreSi'eut; yet, that IL puts in = course o.
preparation Tor the same ex" cd functions the abi les Of
wishtdior successor We Ger alry r. ,ice most cor
Sy ~ 'h"+e nappy results OF The late eecon but the
hgheSt grancauon OF all is the gives us OF
The Intelligence n clizen, and stability of orr
free institutions According 10 le opera Of our laws
our candidates elected bv universal suffrage AMI we
have now the consolation know uaf our Dem cr,cv
can neither be deceived corrupted. II saw with
clear ghiednrss the most encouraging for our he mes d tho
WISE Prov-nnS oi our sagcs 70 guard IT. from volati n
would he vain and ifuiess n the cover OF gold II the
audacou interference Of the Bank could sway our cleo
uons 'nd appoint Our executive. Our ciizens saw ths
clearly, MI proved pr"r ply gold shall not buv the
constitution NJ the tuued States TITUS H. INC over,op. inc
oi our J'v A. the result OF tive a'e eerou oar peopl
rave monty routu'rd te ALLEGATIONS brought AGAINST the
extension Of IT." right NJ suffrage. Not on'v have or,
voters exercised their sovereign privilege neprnde nily
but they hav" exercised IL rh dpptcr o. di.rernrn
as 10 he OBJECTS OF their choice surpassed bV iheir
zeal M support OF Item. IN doing hus they have vindi-
~ 70 "a fou
Just and iWeIfry pitvileg" ~ universal g, Irage.
There are thus involved n thc present ruupb Of o,r
party great principles Of liberty and prnbr ms of p,ltcs
satisfactorily settled for own great comfort and for ,t
hopes n mankind. We may well rejoice
3. The PEOPLE.-Ihe only legitimate source or ,oif
power Their recent triumph evinccs hat they arc alike
superior 20 the arts Ofdecldmduon, and TO the .durt,n d
gold. Y0pkee DO0die
4. IHE MENoRy or WAstuNGroV.-P IeyePs TJyy,p
D. ANDREv JACKsoV, P,esideHt orHc Il. Siaiss-|
~ nome, guarding The character OF liberties from lc.
gIsIfye encro1cuueus; abroad, yiudirdiin the nations
lonor ana enforcing Tue nations uscc his re- election al
once establishes ue virtue Of people, and secures the
pcrm'ncncY Of o'r Institutions Iai ~ the CHieC
AZ the call Of he President. John T. Muulord ESQ
rose and cSptcsscd mm.'ll ae loilOus: