Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16
MORE BEAUTIES OF NULLIFICATIoNn

NoLUNTEERs-drdnk IN Charleston.
BY +. ShoDer. The President of the United State.
and Black Iswk-Boih Savages
By Jusfinus StoH, IF the Charleston Eifemcn The
o'd Closes P'orlsmation Penn'd by faction. with
view 70 anmh'l'e the pure and patriotic Carohua
Modification shows her brood Guil nc,lr.d While The OH
Goose has sill To bach his eggs
By me coHeion Rife Corps at Peterborough
BY Ensign II ". Burnet. Andrew jackson, the He
no OF New Oieams: bright contrast to the gloomy and
bloody Tyran,' " 10 regns
By a RJttmdn The Conspiraors of Charleston: Po.
uea paicides; their memories will be immotaized by
ne eNecrat'OnS o. pos;eiy.
ByJ ". C,oskCys. The Union men of 80. '3s. and
the Tories of rs. lien, ct encieni
BY he Rfemen and citizens of Coosniosaichic.
by E"s'g" ~ j Buckno Andrew Jackson: a fit
partner Tor Olis, Webster & Co
by Sergeant Joyner Andrew Jackson: An ignorant
old ASs who hrays aud kicks at his friends but oui.y
permits his enemies TO ride him.
Bg Charles Carlton Andrew Jackson Once abused
a. e NORTH rs an odous Tyrant, the Idol of their
hearts; may he lie without the benefit of Clergy
,od Orank at Monticello, Fdiyfeld DisLfci-sOo 10
iUUO persons present:
By l. Lyies General Jackson on his Teasing to,r ,ur
sued by the Black Hawk, (par mobile fratrun) noble
pair Of Indian brothers "''''
By W. Holly, give you Martin Van Buren,. Ito,b
Palm Sth verse: .e his days be few and another take hi
office. ~ '""e MS
Sent by Mr.. Scott Davi.--Anlreyv J,ck.o,, orr ros0
Ill II had been pulled hard deserves il would
tin Van Buren! "''s" '"'"s War
a toast was also given in honor of the scurrilous
Editor OF the Columbia Telescope i'm acknowIedg
lnent OF which he delivered n speech "abo,ndng
win the most humorous and interesting s,rcasns on
oar MISREPRESENTATION and the travelling Cabinet and
continually interrupted throughout with the plaudits
OIL the company. Passages in which he EXPRESSED
aDhorrence of the Federal Government as now adj
mln'stered, scorn and contempt for A. Jackson. and
expaiiated on the accomplishments of our New Eng
land allies, received the especial appreciation of the
audience" " '''o
me following sentence is also from the same Ed;
tors decent and classical pen:
III 'here be man in the country less so{toned nv LAT
.erS-nore Ignorant careless of the IawsEcss
unged with the Hundnities than Andrew III, au,ocra If
can only be that other hero, Black Hawk and cea;nI,
wheh they made the Doctor of laws they should
oetowed some equally fitting honor upon the other,''
These hits are disgraceful. They are ms destitute
OF taste as they are of Justice. They are only the
ebuIilions OF coarse minds wrought up to ,hren-y
81 passion. The little sect of Nulliiiers who ,re
sprInked over our own Slate have TO their credit he
1t said manifested more decency and liberny in de
nouncng their opponents, on the 9TH. But what shall
we hink oil the temper or the justice of the " Presi
dent OF the Scousville dinner, who scented Andrew
jackson as 'ghe most dangerous politician i'm the
Union!" Is no moderation TO be observed towards
ii man, who has had the firmness to resist the wild
system OF Internal improvement-the Bank of the u.
S-the combined attacks upon the sovereignty of
Georgia, &c, &c. Is one who did so much for the
cause OF State Rights TO be held up only as Tyrant.
ana Desperate? What says the impartial Jury of
his countrymen?