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

day will deprive of tho pleasure Of being prcsonto
am, sir, with great respect your most obe't seryt
w. G. RlVES
To Daniel Jackson, Esq, &C.
225 Broadway, 26h Nov, 1882
Mr.. Gaatin regrets that the state of his health does
not permit him to accept the polite invitation of the Com
mittee the dnnerto be given this day Tammany Hall
VOLUNTEER ToAsrs.
BY Eldad Holmes, Esq. 2d Vice President.-The
mory of Daniel ID. Tompkns.
BY Amos Palmer ith Vice President.-The Union Of
the States-"it must be preserved The President has
put his qualification, and the people will sustain
him.
BY George D. Strong, 9Th Vice President-Nulli6ca-
ton proteconthe Scylla aud Charybdis of our
national institutions The skill, wisdom and decision OF
Jackson and Van Buren, will successfully the ship
OF State between the vortex OF the and the furious
rent of the other
BY II. Wethers 9th Vice President The Democratic
Party in the United Staes-it has put down the Nationals
Anti masons, and the monied monster-it has nothing to
fear from nulliiiers
BY w. Roosevelt, of the Toast COMMUNICATION w
c. Rves, the able and successful Mnisterhis late treaty
with the French government, is at proud monu
men OF the talent OF its nego,ators and Of the wisdom and
energy OF the Administrations
BY the Toast Comnittee.-The Hon. Mahlon Dcker.
son OF New Jersey His rnness in the Senate, and dis
interested declension of the office of Vice President de-
our grateful acknow Judgments. cheers.
From the Toast commee.-The Hon. John Forsyth of
Georgia. New York will long remember his noble and
defence of her honor and of the and
conduct of her avorite Son. cheers.
BY of the Committee of Toasts.-O Our distinguished
guest, the Hon. Charles f. Dudley, our Senator in the
Congress of the United States.
BY Mr.. DudIey.-The Democratic party of the CITY of
New York-conspicuous for its adherence principles
for energy in the day OF trial, and Tor moderation after
victory.
BY the Toast Committee.-Gen. WALL from n jersey,
our distinguished guest
BY Gen Wall, from New Jersey.-New York and
New Jersey "Whom God has joined, let not man put
asunder"
BY the Toast Communicable. Gov. Livingston. The
people have evnced their undmiDshed confidence by
placing him at the head of the Electoral Ticket
BY the Toast Communicated. Drayton, of South Caro-
lna-the digni6ed and conciliating Statesman.
By the Toast Commttee-The Representatives i'm Con-
gress for the City of New York
Mr.. CAMBRELENG, returned thanks in behalf of the
delegation He said he should not be ungrateu after
such display eoquence and at so late an hour as 10 re-
pay the kindness of the Committee by attempting to make
a speech He could not, however, permit great an oc-
casion pass by without mngng his humble voice with
the general congratulations of the country the recent
triumphant vctory-a victory OF no ordinary character
surpassed by that of $780, and in respects
Infinitely mora important than that revolution The
constitution alone depended upon that On the
late not only was the constitution in jeopardy
but the Union. The more reflect upon it, the more
sensible shall be OF the penls we have escaped.
Had the administration of national affairs passed in
to the hands of adversares-of the advocates of
ultra federal doctrines-o statesmen who believed
by those who feel themselves wronged TO be the au-
thors of their expressions. Had the government of our
couHtry at this crisis been placed in such hands no
can tell how far and wide the spirit OF discomfort
would have spread nor calculate the consequences to
the harmony OF the Union. Happily for country the
helm of government still remains i'm the hands of one
whom know Will administer our national concerns with
moderation, rmness and justice, and who emnently en-
joys confidence of the people in every quarter of our
conederacy. Our triumph should be the subject of re-
ocing only with you, gentlemen, and the Republicans
of country, but with the friends OF freedom i'm every
land Had this, noble experiment aed-had the po-
ca institutions OF our country persisted premaurely in
anarchy and blood the enemies OF liberty throughout the
world would have reoced the destruction of the patriots
last hope. | wish, gentlemen that such an occasion
our congratulations could be universal; but unhappv
there one State agated with internal commandments
that may participate in nations joy Fortunately
there is but one speck in our bright horizontis but
spot upon the However, baoful and porenous il
might lately have been, the dangeris pas-t cannot now
darken extngush that glorious light which great Pro-
violence has placed in this western world guide nations
TO the highest destnies that spring from the enjoyment
civil and religious liberty. Mr. c. concluded by Offering
Our Union The consolation of twelve millions of peo-
pe-the hope of mankind.
The Hon. Campbell p. White, being called upon said:
rise TO propose sentiment which, sure will be re-
ceiyed in this Hail. upon this occasion and by this assem-
bly,, with the enthusiasm which naturally inspires
During the last session of Congress attempt made
lin branch of the National Legislature OF whom il is
duty speak with the respect due their high ation)
to prescribe avo1te son OF New York. aud through him
deadly blow was levelcd at the Empire State With
whatever address the shaft aimed il failed TO reach
the object against which it directed If any stigma
was sought TO be affixed by the Of reiection--lhe
voice of an indignant people have passed judgment the
unhaowed design. 1t belonged to you to efIdce this
aspersion, and yOu have done noby-the sentiments
that first emanaed from this Hail. the chosen abode of De-
mocacy, reVerberaed by every city and county i'm
this widely extended State, and have been responded TO
by iOur hs OF the States in this i'm vote as eci
sve OF the future destiny OF this distinguished citizen as
it is of his present elevation to the second office in the
gift Of free, gallant, and generous people.
Allow me TO offer, my sentiment
The moral sublimity of free and enlightened peopIe
rising in their majesty TO vndcae the eminent services
ncorruptibe integrity and exalted patriotism of dsn-
guished public interchangeable pride of his native State
the ornament OF his country.
MANY other patriotic toasts drank which we are
compelled TO omit for want of room.1