Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-21

they had Just conferred on him by being thus
To be recognised as Democrat he pleased. and
his support 10 the wise and psioc administration OF An
drew Jackson. his public acts bore ample testimony
during the session OF the last Legislature Guinness OF
private nature compelled him TO leave Richmond for a lew
dsysthat his he heard that Mr.. Rves had
signed his seat United States Sen,tor-and that BENZ
Watkins Leigh had been appointed ia his place. He
stated the unheard Of man@urre, thus hastily brought
about TO get Mr. Leigh into oicean that lie had been
at his seat. his would have been decidedly against
hn. and OH this point lac pleased find the citizens
OF Surry, Thy their lae that Of getting up
fions) conceded with him. lie induig.J at length
regards his Tor not supporting AIR. Leigh and
IN conclusion after applaudng OF the late Of the
present Administration, and exhoring the Democracy 10
stand hrm as he now found hen,-oiered the following
sentiment:
The People OF Su,ry: Generous the extreme to heir
representative, and yet firm in the enforcement OF their
principles they his aud discard not, but III
kindly "insh uet" Tim what TO do.
BY the Comnit,ee-Joel II lcnan, guest the Re.
preventative OF Isle Of wigh-well may that county be
proud of her
After the burst Of applause which succeeded TIE an
nouncemeu OF this sen ient, Mr. lioeman o,e, aud az
giving thanks for this ar rivet,.d
the attention OF the company Tor about hour
annsing aud appropriate address During the Of
his remarks he stated that OH former occasion, lac had
had the honor Ui being public dinner With absent
guest aud Representative, the Hon Juo. Ma,on AID
united with the company nrrge'ing the rich treat which
they have missed by is being with then: That
he could tell ,lem in glowing colo's OF the many bene
frs arising from oil The prominent Of the present
Administrations; aud he could tell them Of many Of the
ni-doings OF the United States Bsuk,-tAt he (Nr Ma
SOM one OF that committee, api onted by Congress
TO examine into the Affairs Of ilis corrupt ns,ituonbui
their doors closed ainst him MIR H. during his
remarks, alluded the late act OF the OF
removing the Government D-posies- prov this
could have no effect IN producing the late pressure. that il
could make difference with the people, whether their
money was in the State Banks the u States
the facilities could be had equally from e.cb,-thst he
a, first OF the belief that this act was premature
but that lie was Convinced that it was one oil the
scsest enforced Tor Of our
l'berty,-thai in this act Cen Jackson had she
terpece Of ion esigh-ha lac had this OCCASION as OIL
former, (ailuding to the battle OF New Oilesn. taken
the enemy by surprise, aud before the appointed time Of
action has secured 10 his country, Victory. MIR. II
fur her alluded to many OF the prominent topics Il the
present day; conceded with MIR. Rnes, (whu had just
addressed this meetng) in the unheard-cl manou.
wiring lately practicsd iii Legislature, TO get Mr.
Leigh n'o oicespoke Of the present cry for Mr. Leigh
heng only TO njnre the OF the Admins aon there
by advancing the interest Of Henry Clay-thsl Mr. Leigh
'd once voted Tor 'ir man, TO the frs, Office in the r oil
the nation-A friend OF Internal Improvement 10y the Ge-
neral Government, IariG-mGn aud Brakeman. Alter
Dduging ut some lengths regards the particular man
ner OF getting up ihsuciunssO the topic OF the
day concluded that there could other im-t way OF
geting the sense ri the people in tie country That the
friends OF the Bnk ured ils very weapon last winter in
Richmond-Oi that. nothing said; the friends
oil the opposite psrty have an -qu. right TO take paper
ard act as their opponents doing In conclusion Mr.
H. offered tho following sentiments:
The will oil the People, however expressed, the su.
preme law to their Representative
BY the Committee Oar Guest and Representa- i've
elect, Gen John g. Crump: Friendship Tor hls private
worth, thanks for his services and hi. constituents,
Instructions for his future guide
The Committee offered TO The company the following
'oasis which we're drunk ~i much applause, from grn-
uemen WHO had been invited, but prevented iron,
attendance:
From WIN. Stands, r representative OF Prince George
The People OF Sury: Heretofore .eadfas and uuwayer
ing Republicans. IN every crisis they Will do their duty
From Ciins f. Osborne, OF Petersburg The People OF
suy Devoted to 'he principles OF all legitimate prospe.
riiy-they will be seducrd by panics preiIdces and
false alarms
From Robt. r. Collier of Petersburg. Mr. Leigh.
Speech at the Petersburg ID Inner ellis good sense if
not his good nature should have saved hin, from that
exhibition OF envy aud stale derac,ion OF rival for
gift
Sent from PeIersburg-By Constituent. The peopIe
OF Surry During the. Revolutionary War. Pslriois-now
IN the times OF high party sp the principles oil
Liberty, aud TO tue Union OF these States.
Sent from Prince George-Anony mous The Previous
Question, judiconsly applied dereopensnt that
eNtlngui,hed the hopes Of false prophets aud panc-na-
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
Richard ii. Edwards, E'q., Pre- ient. Gen Jacksou's
Motto with Foreign Relations "We ak nothing but
what is clearly right will submit 10 nothing Tia, is
wrong Such noble sentiments emaus ting from 20 noble
mind have settled all our differences with the Grid
David Booth. Esq. v. President Republicans: May
lacks aimed at OR Chief Magistrate by rmy adhering TO
the great and nagn,ninous principles OF Democracy.
rs'e, >; spa''y, E-q, " President The majority in
every thing for The United States Bank aud nothing for
their country.
Gen Jno. c. Crump. The Bank of the u. :: A dtf,,.
table thing Of unconstitutional exsence--hy party ma
h@avre' made the hobby on which sycophanIc gorifi.
cation denagogues would ride power Baukl
Bank! when ia truth, il il Vsni Vs.!
d. VIM j. Cooke (an invited guest from SussexO The
indie endent voters Suuy: When lsclon Iages they
may wrons but like the good ship at sea aGer storm
they will right again.
DE- VIM J. JrffrIes Gan invited guest from Sussex Tie
Democrats voters OF Surry; They 'hsve been weighed
~ The balance, aud not bern found wanting !"
WIN. DillAfd, Eq., ('n invited guest from SussexO
william Z. RIves Virgnia's talented and high. minded
Recent deOeioPemenfs go ,ow that he IS about 10
I've rrinsajed ia her codenceay he also be reiust.ted
in the Sena'e oil the u. s.
WIN. T. b RulU, Esq. Party spirit: In Republican
governments when properly restrained, the best qua.
rance against abuse OF power.
Capt Philip Smith. The Union Of the States: "Thosc
whom God hath joined together, let man put a.under"
VIM. + Bailey E.q. The Hon. Benjamin watkins
Leigh, and John Tyler, orr mis- Representatives in the
Senate oil the United State: May their places ere long
he supplied, with talents, ZEAL and less abuse
for tue Republican principles OF government.
Capt Thomas Ruin. Thomas IL. Benton: The mo-
dem Hercules Staying the many headed nonscr tile lac
nous majority III tie United States Senate.
Edwin White, Esq. Representative Government: Oh
allowed TO nisrcpreseHt his constituents with impuny
Capt. Jas. 5. Clarke. The HOu john Y ssou our
member IN Congress: The foe TO the U
States Bank his Discreet aud dignied policy on tina. an.
poraD sujrcl, will him laurels that will never
Jade, but have eernal lite
Dr.. WIN. IL Edwards. The RESOLUTIONS Of 'gS and 90
az explained by Mr.. sdsoh The book Of Democra.
OF The States "ihou, Nuhca'oh, their Union, without
Consolidation.
Walter 5 Booth, E'q. Gen. Andrew Jackson: Dstrac.
Ton may aim lie hostile weapons his repuiaon but The
numerous and invaluable services for his country
"n ever be remembered, aud properly appreciated by
Archibald Davis, E.q. Thos H. Benton. the Bank
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