Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-12

tossis were drank with entire unanmy and good feeling
which, by resolution OF the company. requested to
forward Tor publication, representing the sentiments
and opinions OF our citizens generally, the subjects
pointed at. liz Is proper TO remark, that the company
would have been much larger If notice had been general
ny the Company. The Day-The present unhappy
condition OF ou: country painfully reminds Of what we
once IN the person veneraed Washington
by the President. John Tyier-The firm and nhex-
BILE advocate OF Virginia principles The able and manly
stand which he has lately made sgans, the encroach
mens of Federal power in defence of the rus doc
trines OF the constitution merits warmest
BY the V. President. The Union Of the State, one
and nseParabe-by moderation and princi
piles.
g. BY T.. +. Montague. The individual sovereiyn,;.s
oil the several States the "a pillars upon which the tenn
pie oil Liberty rests remove these and the beautiful edce
L. BY Thos. w. Fauntleroy, Esq. John c. Calhoun.
the second Jefferson who has repealed and sustained the
great truth that Notification is a rightful remedy.
D. ny W. Heay The Government Of the u. S. The
result OF Federal and not of social compact.
g. BY Capt Ro. Healy. The United States "a indie.
pendent and sovereign who by entering the Union bav.
not relnquished the right to judge OF niacions Of the
written compact.
4. By c. G. Griswold, Esq State Rights as fri,,ercd
away by some Of modern State Rights politicians 10
The rights to petition and remonsraie what they. The
same winch the convicted ieon possesses the right to pc
8. BY John Chowning, Esq. William G. Rives one Of
our modern State rights politicians; grant him the
right TO petion for retention OF his in the Sepa,
oil the u > and TO demonstrate against being of
oil III may he soon have occasion TO exercise that right
3. BY Richard j. Muse. The doctrine, of '9s-S. NAV
they never be forgotten nor perverted.
10. BY Dr. J. r.. Taylor. South CoroIina--we censur,
you Tor your rash and premature measures but o
wrong we would say to YOU stand firm and undisnsyeJ
upon the basis OF your sovereignty and not tho me
naees OF the revengeiu depo the approach of
his hireIng soldiers. "
III. BY Thomas Street John Tyer-The advocate of
State Rights VI
az ~, ny walter Healy Esq, We hail with pleasure the
effort OF Henry Clay, in the u. S. Senate to settle The
differences growing out of the Tariff and willie m. A.,
worthy OF the patriot and statesman we are not
ed to go in search Of sinister motives.
ID by Thomas w. Faunlleroy. Alexander w Jones.
Liberys sentinel: + Piuribus Unun,.
H. BY f. T. Montague W. H. Roy Hi, unvie,d
ing support of Virginia principles justly entities him to the
respect and confidence Of the people Of his district
Is BY Doctor Taylor. Gen. Jackson: In the nam. NJ
those who have hitherto stood by you through evil and
through good report we connre TO revoke your Pro-
clamaiion and its sequel and suffer private
and personal anmosies to jeopardze the peace and tran
guilty OF your country.
To- BY Doctor Christian. wilkins Force Bill The
Presidents Union measure-we fear will cement the
Union so closely TO destroy efectuay its federatye
character $500
H. BY an officer Of the 18th Brigade Brigader Gen
Hungertord, Chairman OF the Westmorelsnd meetin,
-70ouf face, General, you march the wrong way.