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

their LOT happens TO be cast give them undoubed claims TO
the consideration Of all who sincere friends TO that
themselves. When the unusual attempts which have been
made during the late canvass to insence their pejudces
and subver their principles considered, all candid
minds must admit, that whatever may be their portion of
the iniirmes incident all mankind venaliiy-base
COMMUNICATING anddegradmg venaliy tormsno part They
have on the contrary, in manner the most signal aud
complete, rolled back upon their the calumnics
which II has been the fashion FOR years 10 heap upon them
anu SHOWN themselves worthy possessors oil the right OF
suffrage, by the zeal, ipneXiby and ncorrupubility
which they have evinced in its exercise.
Without being either unnindful or insonsble 10 the I'M
surpassed aacry with which the veteran disciples of the
Republican School, (and they ocibly brought to my
md by Tue presence at my side, OF veteran OF vee-
rans and their Junior brethren have repaired 10 the polls
under what they deemed an mperous sense oil duty, we
would be wanting in gratitude and feeling, ii failed to
remember The spirited aud energetic stand which has
been taken by the Democratic Republican young men OF
the State, aud the uncommon exerons by which their
cause has been distinguished, well and judcously, in
ference to the principles involved in the contest have they
selected the occasion for the full display of their great
weight in the political scale, and long and honorably may
they wear the laures which they have nobly won.
Allow me, gentlemen, in conclusion, TO give you
me Democratic Republican Young Men Of the State
81 Neo Y0rh.-Honor and gratitude Tor their distinguish
ed and efficient exerIions in the late contest.
I. iHE Gov VERNON OF THE STATE OF New York
A faithful administration of the government for two
constitutional terms entities him TO the respect and conf
dencs OF the peope.-.aud Lang Syne.
s. WILLIAM L. MARCY, Governor elect Of the
state Of .NeO Yorh-1he profound jurs the eniight-
enGd statesman, the consistent has received
from the gratitude OF his country the meritcd reward Of
faithful public servce.-G oUernoI'S March,
9. TIE CoNsrIrUrIoN.-The proudest monument of
human wisdom and human virtue; based upon the rights
oil man, guarded by the devotion of patriotism, it will en-
dure whilst wisdom and virtue eXst.-HdH Columbia
10. The MEMORY OF THE ILLUsrRIoUs "SIGN-
ERs-The first assembly Of rational men who proclaim
cd the immutable principles of justice, and consecrated
in the face OF ga tyrant' the rights Of natons.-OH in
The Silly night"
IL. The CITY New YoRK.-The emporium of
commerce. the abode of the arts, the strong hold OF demo-
cratic principles; her career is onward, and national
| IL at,inu han
Street Home.
To this toast his Honor the Mayor, replied as follows
Gentlemen-Allow me to return TO you my acknow edg-
mcns IN behalf OF the city, for the sentiment which you
have just given
1t affords me, in with my fellow citizens of the
city OF New York, less pride than pleasure witness
the testimonials OF regard which her enterprise and her
patriotism have secured for her. May this grea COM
mercal emporium continue TO distinguish herself among
the cities OF the Union. Whatever influence she may
possess may always be exered for the general welfare
Destined TO become OF the greatest cities which
existed In ancient modern times may she, amidst all
her vast commercial prosperity, always remember that
her first duty is TO preserve volable her republican
low me, gentlemen, TO offer the following sentiment
Ihe Peope-Ioo enlightened TO be deceived, and too
virtuous TO be corrupted
IL Our FOREIGN RELATIoNs.-Re Rendered amicable
by the prudent and sagacious measures of an enghene
administrations may the spirit which predominatcd in their
sons March.
l3. The AMERICAN FAIR.-First in the hearts OF
their comtrymon-Ls there heart that neper loued?
ALBANY, 22d November 1882
Dear Sr:-I have received the polite invitation of the
Committee OF which you member for the Democra-
tic Festival of the 26th instant Should il be i'm NV power
TO leave this city, 1t will afford much pleasure 10 unite
IN the commemoaon of the signal triumph of the Repub
can Party, and towards which your cy has so greatly
"n" 80 "o"or"oy contributed remain your obedien
EDWD. p. LIVINGSTON.
Daniel Jackson, Esq. New York.
WASHINGTON, November % 1892
- have had the honor to receive your letter of the
ZOIh instant, enclosing by direction OF the Committee
an invitation TO dinner at Tammany Hail. on the 10Th
instant in commemoraion OF the triumph of the Repub
can Party in the elections throughout the State of
New York" -
fully participate with my republican friends in that
great prosperous, and public spirited State the feel
ngs which the gratifying result of their recent elections
is well calculated to inspire That triumpb has adJeJ
new vigor To the great moral force which the affection of
his fellow citzens and his high character have given
10 me administration OF our ustrous Chief Magistrate
and cannot fail TO cheer the hopes strengthen the
hdence OF the patriotic in every part of the Union To me
II peculiarly gratifying, because of the signal vindica
uoh affords oil transactions i'll which, with the distinguish
edson OF New York. it was my fortune to be engaged
sincerely regret that my official engagements will pre-
vent me from manicstng by my presence the festival
the feelings entertain The triumph it ctnmcmo.
rates.
pray you, Sir, to tender to the gentlemen orhc com
mtee my thanks for their poteness and to accept the
assurance oil the high respect, with which, am,
Your fellow citizen, LOUIS McLANE
10 Daniel jackson, Esq, Sc sc.
NAVY DEPARTMENT., 22l Nov, 1892
MIX. WOODBURY. feels highly honorcd by the invi-
tation OF the New York ommttee to the Democrats
festival on the 10Th int but regrets that public bust
ness must prevent his attendance He will be much
Obliged 10 Mr. jackson TO communicate this The Com
mittee.
The following sentiment forwarded:
The City OF New York-Worhy in all respects TO he
at the head OF the Empire State" whose democratic
principles she so nobly susains.
WAsHINGroN, Nov. o. 1882
Gentemen-I have had the honor TO receive vour inv
taon TO participate in dinner be given al Tammanv
I'D n in
obtained by the republican party in the elections
throughout the State"
While am compelled by the pressure of official duties
TO decline this invitation, permit tender TO YOU nv
thanks for its offer and my congratulations upon the sig
nal manifestation OF public opinion which furnishes the
occasion for this celebration
Very respectfully, have the honor be, your obedient
servant, LEWIS CASS
To the Committee of Invitation.
New York, Nov %, 1892
Genlemen;-I regret that the urgency of my affairs
VIII prevent my acceptance of your invitation TO attend
the Democratic Festival i'm honor of our success al the
late Election. No highly appreciate the
importance OF the event propose to celebrate than
MYSELF and with no portion of my fellow. citizens would
give me more pleasure to unite such occasion tina
with the Democratic Republicans of the city of New
York Their devotion TO the principles of our free go
vernment heretofore distinguished oardor and steadness
has appeared still more conspicuous in the late conflict in
which we have been involved and has acquired for
still higher consideration among their Republican bre-
thren throughout the State like ours involv.
ing consequences suspicious TO the best interests of the
country deserves to be COMMUNICATED; and by could
this be more appropriately done than by the republicans
this city, who have contributed so much to produce
the happy result.
am, with great respect, your obd't. scrv't