Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

Jas L. woOdslle, Jr.. Esq Andrew Jackson: Like the
sun, he has risen and shone with splendor and will
glory.
AIR. chas. Hedrlck. Win. c. Rives: Gan homes, man
is the nobiest work Of God"
Col. Geo. w. Wilson Thomas Richie: He has gal
ianty defended the republican against combn-
ed attacks OF the pieba'd coalition; he deserves aud will
receive, the support OF ireemen.
laced Young The Wings Of '76 and the misnarned
wings oil "a The memory OF the first will be cherished
as long there shall be vc,sry liberty and vrtae;
whilst the latter will be only 10 excite the
Serision and contempt u ireemen
Si'as Rowland. E.q. The Bank o: the u. s.: A rich
scheme oil sto' s-iobbing; Cl'y .nd W.bser's wealthy
Client nnd an enemy TO oui free institutions.
VIM alcClanahan. Lewis Case: The Fl. IN and enlisht.
ened staiesmsa AID honest man.
samuel Young. Andrew stevenson: true expound-
er OF he Virginia Resolutions vi '9S and go and i'm his
letter to Richmond friend he expo ed the doctrine
Nuihca'isn and Sgce which sht upon him
the w ah of the RichuouJ faction.
Alph BAikS'laie. E'q. The Hon. John Forsyth: The
unanimous OF the coalition i'm the Senate i'm iayor of
his nomination TO the FIST Office in The rift OF the Execu.
i've l. the test commentary upon his excerht aud able
de'ence oil tue AdanisiTaon against their panic
and false prophecies.
MIR. james Bsown The Hero of New Orleans:
Nay be be as successful in HE he magng against
Biddle and his nyfmidons.
DIR. Caruthers. The true Demos racy of our Union 3.
True 10 the selves sDd The great Which their
fathers c'ed and BLEED TO achevenay their march he
wads, neither looking 10 the right 10 The lett and
prove TO the world that man able OF se-governeD,
aud that republics ungra eiul.
- VIM Robinson. Thomas R,iche The malice OF the
Opposition Is the beet evidence Of his PATRIOTISM.
Wm Nj. Pryion, Esq V. p. Tia. arguments OF the
" :. BANK direct attempt upon the virtue OF the
MUMMY, by an appeal TO their beecbes pockets.
MAJOR A. Thompson. Andrew ev.nson and Roger b
fancy Pers"eued and rejected by unhoy coalition in
me u ): Senate their names will be he Id dear by
hghened America People: while those OF their
tors will be consigned iuamy eve sting con,e
:, ThOs' N B"rwe E,q. V p The state of Mi.sssi rpi:
May she prove faithful to herself and TO The Union il,
States " N
DIR. shanks Party excitement: Its influence is saIu.
u
and watching the Representative
CsPt Morris Hickok Grn. Jackson, Hero Of New
orleans lie saviour OF country, the most abused and
accused ye' tue most worthy.
Capt rJsmn Carper. The light, self styled
Republicans OF Virginia. Degenerate OF pa,yoc and
veneraed departed fathers, who ,oied and conquered
hrongh helds oil blood, achieve the high hehes we now
enjoy. May they pause. reflect aud repent ere the AL.
mighty gives them a President in his wrath.
J. W. Tacket', Esq, Of Allegheny. WIN. c. Rives,
the gentleman and s'aesman one OF yirgnias Lonored
sont-an,trIyrt TO an unholy iscon
r. Is. Muller, Eq, p. The Press: The safeg uard OF
liberty and tree goverme n when guided by
AMI love oil country.
= Dr. Anderson: William &. Rives. the enlightened
sa'e'ma His integrity, talents learning will cure
to him. at no distant period the highest in the g Of
free people.
Col. Thos Sharks The Hon Andrew s,evensoo.-
Let hers do they may, ourselves the bittei Of
party feeling shall never induce sacrifice the mer
ior;oUs.
Jno. T. Anderson The Jackson party: The Constitu.
ton flag, the great Of the country our motto:
Thirteen stars and no less.
WI Oeo. w. WILSON, our next senator in the Con.
gross Of the Uned Salcs May his opinions OF The Bank
OF The u States be beyond the control contingencies or
devslopemenls.
WIN. Robinson. "Benton's Min, Drops" The only
Panacea for the Bank epidemic.
Kew. M. 5. Robertson. Andrew Stevenson: A Iegiri.
mate son ct the Old Dominion, always her interest
and worthy al her confidence.
w NJ. Peyton, E.q., V. p. VIM c. Rives: The
finished gentleman aud Accomplishments a. courteous
Ia private and diguihed in public life; always ren citing
credit upon himself and honor upon his country
FINcAsTLE, Sept oh, 1884
10 me Hon. William c. Riues ldte Senator of the
United States
SirIhe friends oil the Adminst in Bute ourt have
determined to give Public dinner 10 you and The Hon
A. Stevenson the "a h inst in this town and have au-
ihorsed IA TO communicate you their sentiments and
wishes on this subject
The high and independent stand taken The
SACRIFICES made by you, III defence OF the principles of
our free institutions aud in support oil the present Admin
irA!lon. entie you 10 the special consideration conf
dence OF the people
You viii please accept through this imperfect ex-
preston oil The hig estimation in which your public
vices held by fellow ms and an assurance of
the pleasure which it affords individually OF being The
organ Of this communicable