Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26

PHILADELPHIA, Oct %
THE JUBILEE AND FEsTIvAL-to take place This
Day in the county, Gin celebration of the glorious victory
obtained by the Jackson and Wolf democracy of this State
unprinciped combination of Anti masonic AMI
Jackson and other equally Ant-repubican factions aided
by that powerful monied arsocracy, the Bank the u
States and its minons will exceed any thing of the kind
since the celebration of the adoption OF the Constitution in
1852 Fat steers sheep, kids, calves pigs SC without
number provided by spirited patriotic and liberal
fellow citizens of Spring Garden, Northern Liberties and
Kensingon and the invitation is general 10 to coo, c
jackson and Vol in the city and county. We presume
there will not be less than 5000 persons partake of the
festivities and drinks TO DEsdoCRAcY to JACKSON
and 10 WOLF.
No spirituous liquor allowed in 1889 Beer. we
understand will be the only liquor provided morrow
judicious regulation PennsyIudnidn.
meeting is called in Moyamensng TO make arrange
mens for festival sin celebration of the late glorious
triumph Bank bribery and private corruption''
The city's turn will come next we trust, TO &c tAt
Home TO her friends and neighbors.-Ib.
PHtLADELPHIA, Oct. 80
The great Jubilee and Festival given by Spring Car
den, Nohern Liberties and ensingon in celebration
the Pennsyva victory over Bank corruption and aiisto
cracy held yesterday agrecahy the arrangements
made. Nothing wanting but fair weather TO render
superior to any thing OF the kind that has been witnessed
for many years. Notwithstanding, however, the incem-
ency of the weather, the celebration was attended nv ma
ny thousands of Democratic fellow citizens who are
not accustomed TO regard Tie storm, when the names of
Democracy Jackson and Wolf unite. All Joy, harity
and graduation. Thousands of honest hearts gave e
preston 10 their patriotic feelings and renewed their
pledges each TO the oher fight the for the noble
cause in which they engaged just spirit pervales
the country, which will be manifested the I'd Novem
Der, TO the CONSERVATION OF opponents. This spirit
hope and trust, will be communicated the cv
BankU
There is little of reasoning calmly with man who
feels hiHiscf under obligation speak the truth Ii is
sufficient apology for msre presentations in some mem TO
know that they employed TO DO So II the presses
that subsidized by the Bank, do speak the will of
the Bank wherein do they profit by their aposacy? The
hreling must obey his master. We cannot think of fol.
lowing certain papers in this city, to contradict every
hood they may assert; but for all say and pledge
ourselves upon the issue, that the Jackson electoral ticket
in PennsyIyania will receive majority Of 200OO over the
combined strength Of National Repubicanism and Anti
masonry. Mark the event-Ib.
How the delegates of the late Harrisburgh conven-
ton meet the indignant gaze of the friends Of NJ Clay
and Sergeant this state after the political treason hey
have committed against those genemen2 They have ma
ny friends in this city, whom believe advocate them
from the best ofmotives We understood that considera
BILE number of this class have expressed their disapproba
ton OF The proceedings of the Harrisburg convention.
They they the friends of Clay and Sergeant from
principle, and not ambition for Office hatred for
They wished to see the National Republicans preserve
their integrity party, and stand aloof from bargain aud
coalition They indignant the base deserton OF the
candidates of their party. They spurn upon the attempt
TO hood wink the people They say their votes are not
yendable commodities for few traders in politics to barter
of at pleasure TO be given for any candidate or any party
That may be fixed upon by junto-D.
The anti-masonic meeting i'm the State House
Yard, on Saturday afternoon, was respectable one,
although II fell far short, i'm numbers, of the Bank
meeting, held at the place, Il few months ago.
We understand, that it was minated by the prnci-
pal orator OF the occasion, that the dnfi-musonic
ticket which the teaderS of the Clay party have re-
Gently recommended TO the support of their follow
ers, would, if successful, vote for Mr.. Writ as Pre-
sdent, and John Sergeant, as Vice President. IfI
this be correctly reported, it equally inconsistent
with the idea held out in the late National Repub
can Convention, and with the declarations of the
onti-masonic Convention, the anti-masonic presses
and with the solemn Piedges Of eyey cnddae on the
dntl-masOnic tcket.-TIere must be gross deception
Practiscd somewhere. But il is among themselves
The democratic party have nothing 10 do with it,
Their duty is plain, and untrammeed by any bargain.
Many Of tie opponents of Jackson in this vicni- |
", who supported MIR. Clay, the advocate Of the |
Tariff and Internal Improvement, 0re not well pleas
ed at the idea of being transferred, noienS UoenS to
the anti-maSons. They think their leaders acted
without authority, and some Of them appear unwil-
ling TO submit quietly to the Whether
they will suffer themselves to be whipped into the
ranks between ibis and the 2d Of November we do /
not know, nor Is it very material The democracy
Of the state are upa aud doiUg.-I'hik Sentinel.