Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-08
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DINNER TO THE HON. JOHN y MASON.
The citizens OF Smihhed and its vicinity having with
pleasure learned that the Hon John Y Mason ould vi
sit their county the 30h instant, appointed commit.
tee TO wait him his arrival, ami TO request him 10
parake~"ith them OF dinner the edng day. as
testimony oil their aud for him.
representative in Congress and OF their hearty spproba
ton OF the firm and independent which he has
pursued in relation the important measures which have
recently sgiaied, and still continue TO agiiaie The hole
extent OF our widespread country. The per-
ermed the duty assigned thrm aud with much solicitation
prevailed with him TO yield his in tie
plan oil his arrangements TO their feelings those OF
his loiner constituents aud TO meet them grateful
though unexpected occasion for teuying that de- o.
ton and regard which is due pOIitc. worth and
merit large portion Of the citizens both TOYS and
country, assembled about half after o'clock, at MIR
James w Wheadons Tavern, where they received their
old end with the uueigned demons of de-
light About three O'clock, they down TO a neat aud
sumpuous dinner, which for the sbortness of the nocc
was highly credsbe TO MIR. Wheaton. DIS. Robert But
Ter chosen to preside, and Col Willis II. Woodey APP
pointed Vice President, when the following were
drank:
BY DR.. Robert Butler, P,e,ident. Our worthy Guest
John Y Mason, the Representative Congress for the
district OF Sou'hamPon His irm manly. and patriotic
erons IN The great cause OF The People against the Bank
merit and receive our unqualified appreciation.
when The burst OF applause which ucceeded the al.
nouneemen oil this toast had subsded Mr. MsoD in that
happy strain for which he is remarkable delivered a
speech OF about an hour; IN hic I've supported the
sues OF HE Administration, exposed the intrigue and reck
esshess oil the present Heterogeneous Opposition aud drew
in clear and yet alarming colors, the daring assump,ions
and arrogant Pretenons OF the Bauk Alter which, ne
offered the following Sentimental
The memory OF James JObnson, the eiern Republican
and viriuous man, who, in 1919, oteseene the evils
which threatened his country, Representative Of the
People, moved repeal Of the United states Bank charter
By Col. W. IA. Woodlry, Vice President: Andrew
Jackson aud the Senate OF The United Stses: The faults
OF The one are redeemed by many healing virtues The
Hoiy oil The oheT, mass OF corruption, aud OF rotten
to the
by DIR. Gavin Lane Corbin, (ol Warwick county,
Andrew Jackson, President Of the United States Amid
the strife aud caba OF Bsnkraen he remains true TO the
great Interests OF The Union, and hud his reward in the
hearts OF generous and republican People.
By Samuel Goodwin The Hon. JOHN Forsyth The
able and distinguished friend OF the peoples rights His
uninchng opposition Of agifstos in tie Senate
enhIle him TO the respect every viruous aud paliouc
American.
BY Capt Nathaniel Pruden {, Revolutionary soldier)
Nerve TO the arm ioriiude TO the heart, and Triumph TO
the soul, struggling Tor the country veal
BY VIM. II. Day. The Bank Of he IT, S.sies: Tbose
Senators who believe this institution 70 be
81 sud who vi" vote Tor fe-cbsftr, violate The osths
which they have taken 10 support fhe COn,tticu oil the
" stes, and merit al The Odlu bic can be cast upO,,
them by Tree people.
By Willis wiison. Andrew sieverson Once the able
and efficient ReprssSntave e w gnia but now the ne
secuted Paol add Statesman lie will ere long rice 80.
pefor 10 bis enemies and receive the just reward s
trsnscenddni merit
by Josish loll, man. Andrew Stevenson snd VIM e.
Rive: The roe democratic politicians Of '0s aud 80.
May they soon he called into pubic service
BY George o. f. Andrews. Tie prosperity Of the
American Peope-unt xsn'Pled IN the past history OF
mankind; May h not be lost sight Of amid tie conflicts Of
party feelings.
ny WIN. g. Jord.n. John Y. Mason the mover Of
the Previous Question: Fearless Of Tie depuncisons o
the speckl,d Coalition.
BY Rober NJ. Boykin. The modern Wings Of Wash
ng'o.i Al tie reading Of tie Report 81 The Secretary
the treasury hey were oUhdcd; and nollDg but lle
voice Of Benton could be heard.
by James g. Jordan. VIM. &. Rives aud r. W. Leigh
The lormer Statesman Of the JcHeIsonian school
well deserving nations giat,ude;The latter, always
Federasi in hear, and deserving net The gratitude but
the rebnke Of ~ eBi ghtcncd people.
By John W. Jordan Thomas n. Benion-- the uneonf.
promising enemy Of the U. $. Banks Down with the no.
neyed monster.