Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12
POLITICAL %FANATICISM.

Inc oilowlng were among the Toasts, drunk at
CoiumDia, the seat OF government of South Carroll
ma, on the 4th, at a dinner given "by the Richland
wings, and Richland Light Dragoons.n
"Ihe PRESIDENT of the United State (Received in 81.
ment, which was warmly adopted and drank with APP
Piause) whose power and ~prOfigacy has been such as 10
disgrace the hero of New Orleans"i
"Andrew Jackson: A political lunatic, EXEMPT from q
spohsiointy Tor his acts and dependent for their propriety
or 10Y entirely upon the sanity of his keepers."i!
virginia She has rejected the mantle of Liberty he.
queathed to her by her great political prophet, Thos JET.
Ierson: South Carolina has gladly appropriated the gift,
anu VIII preserve it unsullied"!!
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
the following toast, was sent by DIR. Cooper, IAN in
y,.ed gnest) The Richland Light Dragons and Rich
anu wings: Always prepared TO encounter the enemies
oil our Independence, whether from the north or the southI"
"By Capt, t. Stark, (f the Cavalry) The Proclama-
Oh only by sycoPhants and parasites"
by " Edward Fisher. The triumphal entry ofGen.
biowoiadder and his kitchen cabinet, among the lick
spit'ies oil the North: a sorry scene OF mutual degrade.
"By J. W. Geiger. "a guest.) The Compromise.
Inc lne Is drawn, we have advanced 10 it, we rest upon
"By sergt. w. Stanley. Benedict Arnold and Andrew
J~ackson-History has consigned one already to infupy-
ip% os ~ VIII aid the additional appellaiion Of the Tyrant to
"By Ed. W. Johnston, of the Wings. The three par.
uueswDray'on Mitchell and Blair: one driveller aud
Two drunkards. Let their names in this State, be held
forever Infamous; nor uttered, by The honorable and brave.
except with curses and scorn"m
10y Mr.. D. ii. Johnson, President Jackson.
.Freemen deiy-and pull his nose. {! !1
"By VIM. A. Brickell. The Presidency of the United
States-degraded by Andrew Jackson: NAV il never he
dlsgraced by the elevation OF Martin Van Buren,"
Why, this is Modification run mad-but is !, No,
melancholy to think, that the talented and elooueni
W. Preston should have lent his countenance 10
such a celebration ? ;"
RALEIGH, ~. C)-The Proceedings ON the 4tb
were very imposing. The Corner Stone of the
!VeV capitol was laid in the presence of the Cover
hor, olner ofiicerS. and am imlnense concourse ola
dies and gentlemen. The Declaration was read in
the Presbyterian Church by Mr.. Charles X. Ram
say, and an Grafton delivered by Mr.. Henry ]. Can
non. And in the afternoon, the Internal Improve
ment Connection was organized in the Government
House, Governor Swain i'll the Chair-1l8 Dele
gates appeared from various parts of the State. II
adjourned on Saturday, after having adopted a Sc
ries OF Resolutions, two of which were us follows:
That The Legislature ought 10 prouide a fund, by
loan or otherwise, TO enable the State to contribute sub.
sianhal assistance in the prosecution of works OF Internal
Improvement.
Tina, true policy requires that said fund should he an.
propns'cd, IN The iIsI instance, 10 build up markets in
our 0Dn State"
The Report about Mr.. Webster's having visited the
Warm Springs is incorrect. On the LIST instant, he wa.
at Wellsburg, escorted by a Committee from SteubenyilIe
aud Wheeling, and visited Mrs. Doddidee-On the 81
about 10 citizens dined with him at the Indian Queen I'm
wheeling. In return Tor a complimentary toast. lie made
ms acknowledgements IN a speech OF about half an hour
Alter paying a meriied tribute 10 their late di singuished re.
preventative, Philip Doddhdge, Esq he concluded by
''Prospeify to he torn IF Uheeing"
"ine dinner, tsays the Wheeling Gazette not being oil
a public character, the sentiments drank OH the occasion
were not preserved. There was one other sentiment
however, that closed the dinner, which we feel dispose,
TO give;
"byd Cihzsn.-As we are about separating, I bep
leave TO offer a sentiment, which 1 am sure will meet ths
appreciation of this numerous assembly. At times lkf
those which have just passed our political horizon, wheI
our Cniot has been endangered, its friends at the socia
BOARD should eYerb remembered. therefore beg leave
TO give
The Ladies, who TO a man are in favor of Union"
Mr. w reached Pittsbug on the lb. II was the in.
leDlon oil his Ifields TO give him a public dinner.