Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06

decision of that Democratic body
IL That geld and silver coin is the only currency Of
the Constitution, and that the thanks Of this meeting
are due To their distinguished itowcitizcn, Thomas H.
Benton for his noble and successful efforts for its
ration. and for his manly, digncd and ovcrpowerng
defence of beloved President, and his wise and vir
tuous administration.
~ That the present Cabinet of General Jackson me
rs and will receive the and ardent support of the
Democratic party.
- That in Roger b. fancy and w. c. Rives we re-
cognize practical cxcmplitcaton of the purity of De
inocratic principesthc sacrificing himself for the
good of his counryhc other for the preservation of
the sacred right Of Instruction. the brtrght of free
people and the only true safeguard Of republican
principles.
Aner the adoption of the resolutions, Richard p
thompson, OF New Jersey, being called upon by the
meeting made number OF very happy and appropriate
remarks, which received with marks of the highest
satisfaction.
The meeting having adjourned, formed themselves
into procession, under the direction of Major Hamilton
Richard Brandt, and Joseph Cunningham of ~ Jersey,
rs Marshals, ON horscback-and with the PENNSYLVANIA
Band in the front. and the New York Band in the rear
proceeded Second street To Warren street up Warren
street 10 the Hickory Pole. thence into Green street
Warren street. in which they halted, and then separated
and repaired TO the dinners at the public hotels
which had been taken for their accommodation.
The President and Vice Presidents presided at the
respective tables and after the regular were drank
populations and complimentary toass inicchanged
between the companies dining at the respective houses
The utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed, and
ut late hour the company separated highly graed at
the cordial Interchange of sentiment between the Demo-
cflcy oil the three States and with the entertainment
provided by the committee of New Jersey, and with their
admirable arrangements for the comfort of their friends
from n distance
The following the regular toasts
TOASTS.
l. The events we celebrate Splendid triumphs of in
tcllgence and truth worthy of the amid which
commemorate them, and of the sires by whose sons
they achieved
2 Our Country The land of the free and the home of
the brave-i4lbcrty last refuge upon earth May her
sons pcrpetuae forever, the principles which have made
her free.
3. The President of the U. States: He has lived for
his country and shed mpershablc honor ON every sta
ton he has fcd-the monuments to his memory are
reared in the hearts of his countrymen.
a. The Vice President of the United States: The
Jcctcd OF the Senae-thc favorte of the people.
8. John Forsyth, Secretary of State Late the eo-
qucnt champion of the People the floor of the Senate
lie well deserves the honors to which he has been
called
6. Levi Woodbury., Secretary of the Treasury Jew
cl from the mines ofNew Hampshire.
Lewis Cass, Secretary of War: man without
fear and without reproach.
g. Mahlon Dckerson, Secretary of the Navy: The
tried, nnehangng, and Interchangeable democrat.
D. William Il. Barry, Postmaster General Faction
may assail-and Islander seek To stain him--but the
people know how TO appreciate both him and his
TO- Benz f. Butler, Attorney General of the United
states; a man, patriot and a Christian.
H. Roger Ii. fancy late Secretary of the Treasury
Sesacriied TO the interests of the peoplemay he live
tollcarn that Republicans not ungratefu
IL Richard Rush: lie darcs be honest in the of
times.
13 The memory of Washington Deathless as the
scenes which bear record to his courage and his wis
dom.
II. The spirit Liberty The world her rightfu en-
pirc-"onward TO her banners and her signals, till the
last link that binds the nations of the earth is broken.
10 Universal Suffrage right inestimable TO free
understandable to tyrants only
l6 The only legitimate sovereign upon earth, the
Sovereign People: lie who denies their right to rule de-
serves to be slave.
II. " Legal distractions - The mint i'm which the H.
berries of the people manufactured into bank notes
DISTRACTED by the extracts from the baot-boxcs.
l5 The Constitution and the Laws Rescued from
mo hnf
kssand safe in the hands of the People who honor and
obey them
10 The Right of Instruction 1t may be denicd-but
must be fet-and sooner or later, triumphantly
forced
20. The Right of Protest: Sacred to the inured-in-
offensive to the just They only fear it who fear the
truth.
81. The Union &" It must and shall be preserved"
y. The Representation of the Democracy in Con-
gress: Gold seven times tried.
% Principles and Men: The principles that are hon
orobe for their own sakcs-and the men who hon
orable for their principles
"a. Gold and Silver: The Constitutional Currency
Like the principles with which it is Observation-Disclosures
no mistake about it, its firm advocate, Thomas II.
Benton.
full account of the proceedings will be given in the
Trenton Emporium accompanied by the replies from the
different distinguished individuals invited TO attend this
Great Festival.
We have only room for two sentiments the first was
drank at Trenton, and the second given at meet
ing held on board the steamboat Burlington Satur-
day, by the Democracy their return home, of which,
and the addresses delivered, shall give sketch in
day or two.
James Buchanan-A favorite of Pennsylvania
high in the confidence Of Andrew Jackson Pcnnsyva-
MIA will not forget him.
Garrett ID. Wall-Thc patriot and the gentleman; the
able and learned advocate the eloquent and enlightened
Senators he will faithfully and fearlessy represent the
principles and wishes of New Jersey the councils of
the nation
The Committee Of Correspondence and Arrangement,
Of the three States, consisted of,
GARRIT GILBERT, )c.
RICHARD CROMWELL Co"i,,h',ec Vi I'VE"
DENNIS MCCARTHY, '"h'
NATHAN NATHANS, IN
JOHN M READ, Cohihittec oil lehh-
BENZ. +. CARPENTER, syi'ana'
STACY G.. POTTS,
b. +. VANCLEVE, Conllee oil now
w. A. BENJAMIN. Jersey
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