Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-29
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the Programme arranged or the occa.n the Rev
gy, She > Il rs OF the Revolution. Foreign Consui.
Asmb-r. o Congress, His Honor the Lieutenant Govern.
or Tue Menoers OF the lrg stature, the Ju g- Ulcers
oil the stare, lac Honorable The Int n. anal " ,,,ens OF
ne wy ,he K-c.rier otsers vi The G., v. the Sta vo-
uni' e's, the Youths aud the Crz a. gene ~ ass. ed
ut the " st eni OF bioad.t IL o'cLck When rvc.s-
sion wss organi, Ell the N side OF ia. sam. st. oppo
Tue Medical College of l. Siae Il DUH u, ona q T..
the Thearr) ~h.nc.-Nr. Ca,,. n having mo-, >e, a,
n'ed-ih.y moved TO The Cemetery If s.. Philips
Ctuich.
o' Mr. Iorhbni WHEN Mr.. Cahouu'. arrival was AN
ho"ceJ. who i'nin diaeiy entered the cemetery, AT.
Tended by The onu tee appointed escort him, took
hi station by the Governor by HON he was veiy cor
i'y greeivd-Capt. lyuah then came forward holding
=" S "'"' Ease enc losing copies OF the "Crisis" aud
".her works oi Mr. Turnhui be depo.ited under the
Co"er o"- aud addressed III. Gov in lew appro
pirate remark, connected with the imposing ceremony
""en was about 10 be ormed Governor II then
proceeded 10 lay the Corner Stone .i The Monuments
having done which, he then made short but eloq Adj
dress ~ the iui,uense as.en,aaye around him and pui
g 10 me Tomb ot 'r patriot. the honored aud
imnbuii, who lay unconscious oil the proud TIL
n"P" which his genius had won Tor his y, he
u'"e '"e emulate his virtues and aud cherish
Those Sacred principles OF Liberty h. deep -vo,iu to-
mi unwAveriug m in,enanre OF which. they we've
now sac'ed around his gave, pay him that homage
which freedom invoked her disciples aud which Tree
III II alone know how 10 bestow. IA. &. n,ony n ny
co'.u' tie Procession Was again formed, aud moved into
ia church, where, alter d,,ine service v tie Rev DIR
""dsdtn' all il'g un was pronounced b, Gen II anil
''"' IL wa, a" tiiision marked Ivy line feeling, clio.
q"ehce aud discriminating u,gm. ut, that ,iih ann
Justice he po cal cha OF Sir Tunbuil DO a.,
writer and man. IL was listened throughout with
the po oundcst -ui. n, while n INV o ia s.u,iw.n,,
were responded to by the hear felt piaus Of his audi
lie i"'e,e- ing aud inpo ing emonies Of he day
were closed by ,nm.nse sssembage o the Free Trade
asa ae k'ghts Patty at the Circus comprising all un
usual uber 'ia lies (occ.p> ing the upper er Of .xes
VINO had eonvened Tor the purpose Of oiieiing Hon
and for the nvsIuab. services he ha. r.n red -
the great IN which is no embarked ,rI
to whose vital once the VII l. Sn,,t
rapidly awakening.
Prev Gus to the arrival of Mr. Calhoun at the Circus
Mr. Isaac r. HOLMES moved that the thanks Of the party
be returned 10 Gen. Hamilton his admir- bile iii.
Oh the character AMI me,i OF AIR. Turnhu,-;he y.
~ able and terhns manner in which he depicted wi nj
had been the public services and private virtues n, ill.,
whose MEMORY the day hal been cousecrsted-snJ nm,
tone OF lofty aud devoted patriotism with which the Or,
tor incuica'ed those lessons OF Freedom, which once
learned, abide forever in the hearts the .ruly vrtuous ~
brave.
Mr. Csihouns arrival at t.e house was then announced
The am,enc" rose nd received him with III. most
whe'inng bursts applause. hen this subsJed, Captain
James LYMAN III reduced Mr.. c to the Hon. Henry n.as
a Chairman of the Meeting. who addressed Mr. C. i'm
short but eoqien aud npa.sioned speech AZ The
saline time by great dignity OF manner in which
he expressed i'm at the gratitude Of the Free
Tade and State Rights Parry tor hi. eminen nj i,
the great cause OF Constitutional l. ty and the hyh a,
isiaet hey ielt in having opportunity o.
'eiyng 10 him their very cordial esteem and uueigne1
respect
Mr. Calhoun then AMI replied in a speecb of ahou
an hour. that fully realized the high wrought expecta
tons OF all who heard him His appearance and manne
highly dignihed-his voice strong and ,l,,
while the several points in his speech took with
effect. evinced by loud prolonged ne of ~
pdnSc La adver'ing 10 the effects produced by NutIE
cation he observed. that up the lime of our STATE in
terposon the Tariff had been re guIary progressing h
that subsequent 10 that period its advocates in la "
further accession TO their gains, content 10 hoIt
10 the plumber they had already acquired The Ame
rican System, though not actually dead received
morta, wound at the hand Of the father OF that Sven
hmself-ln proof of this he adveited 10 the oJIresse
made to MIR Clay in the OF his recent Eastern tour
aud his replies 10 those addresses, in which the America,
System was NOT once named no, not once! This wa.
ominous There was certsiny magic i'm Nu,litica,ion
or II haa enee'en III lew short months that which the
united efforts oil the whole Southern States in the
piish ~ ~ ACCOM-
Mr.. Calhoun then remarked in alluding ,o ,h =,
tempted coercion OF this State, that il amounted IN AN .
al revolution in our form OF Government He v,s 81 ~
VINE" secretary oil war; why we did pursue the sam
plan III reference to Notifications is wa.
In Enrope-that namely of building their forts i'm the inn
mediate vicinity OF their towns To this he REPLIED m,
IN Europe there was two fold object be
the repelng of foreign INVASION and the KEEPING in aye "
their own subjects With there was but sinsie h;,
una! o, fepens tne Invasion OF foreign enemy. An,
sai we no" De told, that has nj "a il
the form OF our government when the guns of our fort,
instead OF being pointed outwars against our foes wer
turned inwardly upon our citizens? Mr. c. obseryeJ
tat The Union upon equal prime iplesupon the pucnIe
oil the Consti'uonhe esteemed Of the
blessings but union upon the principles OF the Ear
Bill one OF the greatest Of calames While the Bin con
tn"ed to poute our statute Book, we enjoy but Il
empty name, with none OF the right OF freeme1
Alter Mr.. Calhoun had been seated a call IVA. MAJ,
iVr me GOVERNOR VINO sat ON his right and on rsn,
observed, that his long absence from the meetings of M
Ihy had Deen occdsoned by the position in ,ybic IA.
s'oou as executive OF The Saie position which he di,
not as he thought, admit Of his Cling as he had be
wont 10 do, at the public meetings his plicI friend.
but that on the present occasion, he could moi deny hi
sell The qualification Of accompanying our J
guest INTO The presence OF those Tho had met together a.
the purpose OF exposing to him personally their biob
sense oil his political services and public worth AGer
lew observations, made III the very happy manner fo
which Governor Hayne is remark able he ,ve n On =,
say, That lac had secret dis close TO the meeino
which, as il could much longer he cancelled
was as well he should acquant them with IL AZ o,.a
ms was neither more less than the fact that afe
the cutlery that bad been raised by our political
aoout he r"ihous increase Of TAXATION that wouIi be i'm
CURED 10 meet the expenses OF Nuiicafion not onJ,
would our citizens not be taxed cent be ond the s
assessment, but that there actually ards of G
~ thousand dollars the Treasury over and above die ~
rent eXpehiltures-to be disposed of in auy manner
The Legislature may determine on The tone i'm ,vh;ch
the Governor announced this fact, occa .ond
brs' OF laughter at the expense of the Union
VINO au on ms as on certain other subjecs predc,e,
fb" "downf'l Of our house. The me citing ,,,,rnJ ~
ne co"c'u-in oil the Governors address, 10 the hghes
sPififs, having derived abundant grailca ion from h
ceremonies OF the day; in The course OF hicb thev ms,
heard ana witnessed much that as calculated IN con
nrm theih I'D their principles, and cheer them i'm hei
hopes, as the gallant and determined citizeus nj ,a
Siale.--EU Post. "e'
Mr. Calhoun arrived here yesterday and addressed M
'ae Rights Party last evening the CT Gus for half a,
honr. RE spoke eloquently, are in'orm,d "a IA. al
ways noes, and enlarged much the ecarv of NJ, ~
Gallon, III procuring the late mod6c atom of he J.,;U
re stated We unjers'and that Mr.. Claw had Lrougb 4;
MS oH rom no other MOVIE than tear of Tho .fsc,s =
that 20 ent rrmedy tlst il there was no goat .;,
dTcSting the progressing march of he 8wcyi[on ca.
ZEN MI Calhoun brought. y"