Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-28


good government
g. The People are sovereign: Let those who ns,ruc
| cal power. r''"
:! James Madison Look for his history to the annaI,
OF his country, aud his doctrines oil 98 and go Time
principles, will be immortal
q. ANDREW JACKSON, President of the IT, States:
neseas OF executive reiorn-he has not only pierced
me corrupt Labyrinth Of the Bank but he has DESTROY.
e" the monster and rescued the liberties Of the people
| from Its expiring grasp.
" Nui!feSs, Nationals and Bankifes The cx
uemes oil parties divided among united only
her ruthless and reckless warfare against the prese
Administration. SS"'
| 10 The Govermor of Yirpinia Official au,,or,,,
when u soops from its pi ide of place sinks into NJ.
mere Partizan-gratuously aud for
me ie OH prescribed duty it then deservedy cen
surrd and justly rebuked.
IL. TIE Union IF the States and the Riehfs Of The
ofdfes' May the Traitor who daes atenp, the estruc
"o' % snnef, ma bruus with dagger for his heart
vs., ~. 1he modern Ifiumcirafe, Calhoun, Clav and
e9sfer rare and mysterious coalition stivng TO win
the Empire by divisions; but il gained each one deer,nn
ed 10 aim al monopoly Of the whole.
l3. William J. Duane: lie who need. ,hs advice If
aiather, and is insensble the obligations of s,crsJ
pledge is incapable OF advising aud unworthy of sea,
In the councils Of his country.
IA. Wonian:
81 or , DOL Ito. to man. eye. beam
or melody . i it @ ":' s:' fS, s'ss~
u.A!wate .ia%Se,ias. sure to win;
The spirits light en.Irin' d within"
VOLUNTEERS
1. By the Committee. Our Guest. Cant p.r,ran.
me distinguished instructor of yout-he will alwavs
'eash the true doctrines Ct Republicansm.
Alter the annunciation of this toast Can, p.,.;,.
rose anu aer EXPIRE his in br;sf
and neat address, offered the following toast '''''
z The Youth Of country With nrijs n.
zens point them, say These are our Sy our c
g. BY Col. G. w. Knsolving. w c. Riyes Virn;o,,.
talented aud idvorite He stands unmoveJ am, the
coniicng elements OF the political world; NAV no clouds
oil prejudice obscure him in this political storm
toast sent by Mr. Jesse Lewis, who had intended
stances beyond his control: - >''N""'-
.. Inc SHIP oil State bold and hazardous tack but
now probably, the only that could have defeated IN.
enemy ~ N'e
9th. BY Thomas J. Randolph Jesse Lewis-Thom.s
Jeherson's sample of nations wealth.
o.. ny The Committee Our guest, Col Wilson of Bo,e.
tourt, faithful and able member of the Republican MIA
lanx in the late Legislature OF Virginia r"N
lAiter this toast was announced Col Wilson rose. and
IN or,i address defended the principles he maintain.
ed in the late Legislature aud offered the foIlowinr:l
T. The People Of vrginia-May they spe ak in Voice
not to be misunderstood against the restoration OF the De-
posl.es anu the echarter Of the u. States Bank
Thomas W. Maury, President of the Day being ca,l.d
upon Tor a toast, gave the foowing:
% The Address Of the Minority of the Legislature of
tai lane Of 9S The popular breeze will fan the flame
Till it shall cease TO be the lesser fire.
Sent by Col. John r. Jones, who WA, unavoidable
prevented IRON attending
o. Our Guest, William c. Rivts: The homes st politician
,ne ,rue paio and rm supporter Of the Constitution Of
.ne O.'eu oae'' May his services ever be remember
CD WIN gratitude by the American People.
10: by Col. Thomas Durrei. william, c. Rives: We
ha him as the faithful and independent OF the
May our next Legislature replace him in tai station
whch Ills magnaninity and high of honor caused
him TO resign. = $500
IL. BY COL David Hays. William F. Gordon False
to- his constituents; and am in hopes the people will let
him know it, hen he returns home.
~. ny Craven Peyton. The Americans: Wise, brave
and just All the wealth the universe would NOT induce
nein 10 Iarnsh The lame of their two sons Andrew Jack
a 0f Tho fr,;,
ZION. Judge Irwin OF Michigan Terri ory-a tue Virei.
man anu hrm supporter OF the present Administrations
lher his toasi' Judge Irwin made his acknowledge
mehtS W an appropriate manner and offered the
ID virginia now, and Virginia forever
10; ny Dr: Chas!ain Cooke. General Jacksonville
STRIPPING Soldier Of the Revoluon-te veteran Hero Of
the last war, and now the venerable and unnchpg Pa
tIio Of to day. "
ie. By Allen T. PEBBLES The guests at this b,noue,
democracy OF our country. by seduIou.y supporting the
disciples Of the Jefferson Republican School
IL. ny William Dabney. The next President of
The United States May he like the present, be called
Office by the voice Of The People, unawed by the owns
and nnseduced by the smiles Of any souless corporation
whatever rO
ls. BY William III. Biockenbrough. Virginia. nnbuI
nea and unbonght-her voice in 49, terror could not
stife--in 81, the Bank cannot buy.
10. BY Capt John H. Craven. Patriots of '9s and 100
"asch! Inc enemy are on the lines, or in the camp
20: BY COL Samuel Carr. The Rights of the States
anu 'ne Union OF the Staesavoidng Modification on the
one side, and Consolidation the other both eou,lIv
dangerous to the pepetuy and freedom of our in.tit
lions.
Il by Henry White, Esq, of the Vice Presidents
The ensuing April Elections Virginia expects every
man to do his duty without Tear, favor or affection
~ BY Charles |. Merewether May the res oiutions
aud instructions sent to Senator by our last Legisa
iure the pslitca doah of the mojo, ifv but the
People will reward the minority
HANOVER MEETING.
At meeting OF the citizens OF Hanover at Neptofoot
on saturday The I'D oil March, 1884 called purpose
oil expressing their opinions subject of the
Col Charles r. Gooda being called to the Chair and
Dr' Francis g. Taylor appointed Secrelary-,he follow
ing gentlemen, VIZ: John ID G. Brown, Edmund Fonaine
Esqrs.. COL William L. White, Captains John ] Tavior
ana Richard r. DarIicotte appointed committee
TO prepare resolutions for the of the