Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-13

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of every portion OF the Union
| by Tho. j. Goodc. The Baltimore Convention: A bo-
dy OF men representing such diversity of interests to
be unable announce the Republicans of the Union
single principle upon which their resolutions could be de-
Tended
! BY Dr. VIM. Crump. Mark Alexander Ro Allen j. |
s. Barbour, Tho T. Bouldin, Richard Coke jr, Tho DO-
venport, VIM. +. Gordon, and J. Nj. Patton: They are
Justly entitled TO our highest appreciation for the support OF
the principles of '9S and 80, made manifest By their
votes in the ii. Of r. the Tariff Bill, reported by the
Committee OF Manufactures
| BY DR. Lindsey Here's wishing that the present mo
dhca,on of the Tariff may produce general satisfaction TO
the people of the u the present and forever abolish
that party spirit which has long existed that
question.
BY Ro skipwith. H. Clay: The next election will
prove in what estimation that is held who would
riice the interest of his country his own ambition
BY II. f. Graves. Ii. Clay lie who so ably defended
his country the floor OF Congress during the last
will neper sacrifice her interest in the time of peace.
by Jno f. Archer. State nterpositon: The rightful
remedy for federal usurpation.
! BY Lewis T.. Harvie. The reserved rights n: Among
which Is the right OF each State to resist oppression, whe
'heI attempted by the federal or foreign government
'o-o the-tciSP, too indefinite and subtle 70 any pract
cal good.
! BY Dr. VIM. Crump. Governor Hamilton of South Ca
rona; The accomplished gentleman enlightened scholar
and able advocate of constitutional liberty knows no
medium between consolidation and dsnion, except multi
hcaton
BY Jno. w. Nash. Modification: The bastard found
ling now sought to be laid at the door of Mr. jefferson.
by VIM. Z. Scott. Modification: Acknowledged TO be
the legitimate child OF Mr. Jefferson by his grandson and
| by most OF its enemies
| by w. IS Lowry. The Union: May ii remain firm and
mistaken amid the pillows OF action''G fortress formed
! to freedoms hands,
by Hilary Harris The orthodox Republican State Of
Maine: a small but brilliant star in the east made re-
sPlendent by the lowering clouds that surround her.
By Jno. b. Harve. Thomas Richie: The sentinel
who has basey betrayed his post longer worthy the
support of the reemcu of Virginia.
BY Peter j. Archer. Virginia and South Carolina: The
hrst the cradles the second the citadel Of the State Rights
BY VIM. E. Watkins of Cincinnati. The Union: Nav
1t like well cemented pillar remain immovable, let the
Tariff operate as it may.
BY DIR. Nj. X. Murray. Congress shall make no law
respecting the establishment of Religion or prohibiting
The free exercise thereof: How nO6iy chdnScd are the
times from the period in which the rights of the church
were stamped with crime-whcn the alteration of Cod
was treason the King, the robe of the priest dapped
with the martyrs blood.
! BY DIR. Alb. Crump Educaon The only source Of
rational hope for the dsenhralment of the human mind
from The tyranny oil King craft and Pricst-crait.
By f. $. Sampson. Woman: Heavens first best gift
TO man Thou openest thy mouth with WISDOM and in Thy
we have confidence in thee in all things.
! by VIM G. Scott South Carolina: The generous the
chvairous 3 Carolina; Pased be the tongue nerve
less De 'he arm that would not be lifted in her defence in
time of need.
BY r. f. Graves. The Hon. John Tyler: Our vigil
liant and able Senator in the Congress of the o. s. He has
already grained the expectations of his friends, and dis
appointed the orebodngs of his cnemes-cre long he will
reach the pinnacle of fame.
! BY DR. Alb Crump. Tho Jefferson: Nav the ,ure es
sences OF his patriotism and of his wisdom forever
and inyigorate the shoots of the tree of Liberty.
by John watkins. Martin Van Buren, Unworthy TO
supported by any party in the u S. Vice President
by DR.. A6ner Crump. The University of Virginia
noble work of noble mind-may its alumni march
WIN eyes that never wink, fixed the glorious example
OF its illustrious founder.
by John w Nash Mr.. BalOw, generous host
Always 10 be thought OF when friends remembered.
BUCKINGHAM CELEBRATION.
The citizens of Buckingham Court House and its vi
Cimy convened at MIR. H. Lipsconbs Tavern on the 4th
my 10 celebrate the anniversary of American Indepen
dencc me cloth being removed, VIM. NJ. Patteson was
called TO the Chair; Nat Lancaster and Col Edmund w
uD4rd were appointed Vice Presidents, and COL Bondu-
rant Secretary.
On motion, the Chairman appointed a committee to pre-
pare toass, who submitted the following, which were
drunk.
! l. The Union The sacrifice of our freedom. orr nro
perry and our Princpestoo great price for its preser-
walton.
! 2. George Washington. Drunk standing
81 Thomas Jefferson Drunk Standing.
A. James Madison; The able and faithful expositOr of
the Federal Constitution.
5. Charles Carroll of Carroon: Peace to te avoni,
of his days.
6. Patrick Henry: "Gvo me liberty, or give me
death" - 80 nav
- The signers of the Declaration of Independence
Take them all in ALL neer shall look upon their like
again"
g. Benjamin Franklin: The Philosopher and Statesman
"Erlpmit iulmen colo sceptrumque tyrannis.'
~ The officers and soldiers eff the Revolution: Their
ueed' e pest ana most lasting monuments of their glory
TO- John Randolph, of Roanoke faithful centinel
on The watchtowerof liberty, TO sound the alarm the
approach OF civil or ecclesiastical encroachmcnt
H. South Carolina We acknowledge her as a sister
we feel and sympathze in her sufiering and in defence
OF those rights guaranteed her by federal Constitution
honor" ~ ~
IL. The University of Virginia: The only Literary
Institution in the world, entirely free from the CALLING
rammeIS OF clerical thradom-s prosperity the best
safeguard against bigottcd intolerance and presy domino
ton. ~
l3 The Fair The chivalrous arm for your defence
the mean-sPirited only assail you
VOLUNTEERS
by the President. The union of the North American
States; The greatest political ediice known to the world
however, we may regret it, it must fall when its weight
becomes inolerable TO some of its pillars,
by Col. T.. w. Hubbard. The Southern States They
neither solicit protection, will they quail under oppres
sion.
BY John W IIaskns. John Randolph of Roanoke
hat " rara avis in ferris" an honest politician
by X B. Shaw, Jr. Thos. r. Bouldn, our representa-
tive in Congress- The distinguished of the match
less John Randolph-EIe deserves well of the whole
South for his able speech the bill of abomnaons
BY Lawrence Anderson The Union Inhabited by
ireemen it will be mpenetrable to foreign force
while concord reigns within.
BY Daniel Guerrant, Jr Europe: How long will Won
be subject TO monarchy and arstocracy? Throw off yor
letters and verify Bonapare's predcGon-that Europe
shall be free.
BY James Gary. Gen. jackson His patriotism inte-
By OF character, and good acts during his
enitlc him to another four years
BY Charles J.. Christian. jackson and Van Burcn
Their success the only present security to the Union
ny Dr. VIM. c. MOseley. John Randolph of Roanoke
speedy restoration to health, that his unrivallcd elo
quence may be again heard in the Senate of the United
States.
BY a Moscey. Tract Societies. Missionary Societies
colonization Societies. ct id eeIs Artul schemes
devised by ambitious Priests, TO extract from the pockets of
INC poor, the earnings Of their honest labor.
by w Meredith. George McDuIie The defender
n fi1a Gptfl,