Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-05
POLITICAL.


Thursday afternoon at lbe Columbian Gardens to ar,ke
OF the Civic Feast in honor OF this di.,ng patriot
A. The appointed hour, the the paw lion ~
opened and tho company advanced the music of we'll
arranged band, their places festive board vas
canopy had been erected by the euteiprzng pfopetos OF
The gardens under which sposed fifteen tables cal
cusied Tor the accommodation of one hundred persons
each and ebundsnily supplied with plain and s,bssn-
hsl elements Of good cheer Over the sent appoint.
ell Tor the President Of the day, was arranged fin.
portrait OF the venerable sckson en- szoned with ,h,,
en,orabe sentence with which he so pro,,ntI, 20
ouked Tie coiles whisper Of the treasoiatae enter
prize oil Nullihcaion"ihe Union, it must be prcseyv
ed, aud surnounied with he stars OF glory upon Free
ho,ns Flag, TO whose luse himself has 80 largely con.
On we right was iull length picture Of tho
Father OF his Couniry-snd the efi in happy contrast
the resemblance OF tina, gea, and ell
IN the cause oil liberty from foreign store-Over whose
honored grave have so lately mingled our p,eE Al
,he opposite end OF The Pavilion, remarked the RePub
mean motto, "Trnth is mighty. and will tfevail' The
whole was asieuliy decorated with the ensign of the
Union. " ~
In accordance with the peculiar principle of the
sion, the calm, rational and Jg6ed appreciation of faith.
iu public servan, by the Sovereign People re ndered nc
eessary 10y The INrEMPERATE conduct OF their fshless
agents IN the National Legislature the Committee of Ar
engagements had prohibited Introduction of all spiiuou,
liquors The national beverage of cider crcu.
lated freely with wine 10 do honor the oass Ii was
persnce Society.
The following organization adopted for the regula.
PRINCIPAL TABLE
:, william ktehs, Presden,-supportel by Upton s.
Heath on his right, A. Mil,enberger on his left
WIN. G. Read, presided at table No 1; j. ] Graves o.
Cornelius Mclean, b VIM Frick 4; Robert B.rry =
Samuel Lucas 6; joshua VAnsant: =. I II st.rsh,
81 j. Head. 81 james Thompsor 10; d. C. Sprinser ~
John +. Hoss, IL; VIM. n. Cole 10; WIN g. Cook IA
Among the invited guests we happy recognize
me Hon Benjamin +. Butler, Attorney General of the
United SRles-he Hon. Thomas H. Benton of the Sc
na'e-,he tonorables VIM. Allen, of Ohio, Isaac Me-
Kim, Francis Thomas John Nelson, Charles s. SeweI
K.cha'd Spencer and Levin Gale, OF Maryland, and G.
w. Guildhart OF Mississippi.
The following The Regular Toasts prepared for the
occasioni and as they by The venerable
Chairman anc repeated at the different tables were re-
ceived with the mos, enthusiastic applause IL is due
however, TO precision remark that many more sons
having assembled than had be en- pepored for cir
numbers constantly accumulsng as the festival
ed The ordinary praseoogy that the were drunk
cannot In sirctness, apply But the bowl was neglect
ed, there were yet copous baons from true hearts bri,
ming With patriotism and love OF lbeny-il was .eihe
feast oil reason and the flow OF soul'
l. The people OF the United States: Too enlightened TO
be deceived by designing po,cians-too honest and pa
trioc to submit 10 the most iguobe all iyrannies-ihe
tyranny OF money.
2 The President of the United States: Through pro
scrpon aud intolerance. personal aud political uuder as
saus more eTul and vndciive Than any ere,ofore
known IN party conflicts he has, with that moral courage
which much distinguishes him. fearlessy erspuled with
the Bank OF the United States aud finally Succeeded In
bringing the great question Of Bank or no Bank in snch
shape before the people, place il in their power 10
put II down. now and forever
B. The Vice Preside the o. States: Neither tn he
purchased, cajocd, driven
The memory of Washington.
D. Roger b. fancy: The upright, enlightened and mai
fioc s'stesm'n-he people will sustain him because he
has been true TO their decision, against caunny and
rue tI,a
voice OF conscience and the calls of duty.
D. The minority Of the Senate of the United States.
They have nohly sustained themselves against fearful num-
Ders and powerful talents shameiuy pfosuted in yndi-
eating the Bank, vuperstng the President and i'm the re-
Jecton OF i'hin Pnbc agents, regardless of the clearly
manifested wishes OF the people.
T. The memory OF Thomas jefferson: Who early per.
seiVn% me dangers oil such institution Bank OF the
United States, emphaucally declared that such powers
Fought be delegated 10 any body Of ncn md ,hc
sun.
8. Thomas H. Benton: In bis opposition to the Bank
aud his support OF The Administrations he has eynced a
n'm"ess OF purpose, capacity and determination over
come every dIiculy and kecn-sigbted and Indignant
patriotism, which place him in the front rank of the de-
ietders oil The people, and enue him tOthe lasting re-
spect and gratitude.
g. The Bank OF the U. Slalef; mOuied arisocracv
wrong theory and corrupt in practlceit il subve,si
OF the principles Of the Constitution and dangerous 20 o
ii shall not, Exist.
10. WIN. Allen, of Ohio His manly and enIigbted s,
port OF the Administration OF Andrew jackson, entities
him to The thanks OF the republicans OF Baltimore.
H. The Heads Of the Departments: Conhded in .by DIR
fdence OF a free People.
IL The People OF Maryland; May they soon feel the
advantages oil Tree government The possession and
enjoyment of an equality OF political rights
ID Benjamin f. Buher, Attorney General Of the o
States; An accomplished gentleman, eminent iiti,t
cate OF the cause Of the people, against demonstrations
81 monopoly.
10 corfOpon and an srden, friend tie interests OF
The people-lle boldly aud skiIuly Tie monster in
To- Isaac McKm: y valuable and patriotic citizen I'M
on whom the venom Of the Opposite on has been wasted
Surrounded by The evidences his public spirit and mn
nitcieni benevolence, the Of deaeon fail harm
less al biz feet.
When the olsI at length announced which embo.
died The sentiments OF h' approving fellow citizens TO-
wards is especial guest OF the dayat aniable aud
complishcd gentleman, whom know is 10 respect and
love, and whose anenity OF mannets aud simplicity of
character might disarm the malice of envy herself-tha
highly gifted AMI enlightened counsellor whose talents
and ntrgiy commanded the confidence OF even bit.
yer political advefsafies IN his native STATE; and the
luse OF whose Intelligence, like the sun blazing
through cOudlsss sky, only renders more evident 10
tie sense, tie spouess purity OF his heartthat detefmn
cd patriot Who regardless OF his and the calls Of
angud hame-rcga rdlr,s OF a large aud interesting
Of those pios interests which Tie station be held
was 90 peculiarly calculated promote, boldly or-
ward Ia his counrys peril threw inse, like the daun-
less Romon, ALOSE upon the bridge, by ich her
wcle neutrality-suspicious. kept hem al bay, and
oied htir approach u!l The Capitol iouied aud them
though wounded, einincd full armed to the ranks OF HE
admidng county
Mr. fancy rose, u his peculiarly plsin and forcible
Language, he expressed his gratitude Tor the compliment
tat had been paid ldm;he could not however he said
ronde himself entitled any credit beyond the faith
tn discharge oil duties, imposed By the will OF
ory OF lis counymen, in the assertion OF great prnc-
ples, essentially connected with TIE preservation Of their
hberesswncb must depend upon their unwavering virtue
intelligence and resolution. lie alluded 70 tie daring at
temps OF vast monied corporation, possess itself Of
sovereign poser millions ol enlightened Geemen,
aud tie fuihers by which IL underworld to ac.
complish lie neiafous designs lie congratulated biz
couutfymen Tie bfmncss with which they had the
hour Of trial. and the whichhad thus far
ed their devotion to their and their counuys rights.