Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22
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assembly. this evening" and the good and whols ,ss
OF their countty's liberty.
deaiisn, filled with BaDksm, striped with ulhfca
checked with tyranny, and stamped with poison: but the
People will prove virtuous and psuotc TO be rued
by them e
BY Geo. Grassy. Col. Duane, OF Philadelphia. E,iior
OF the Aurora: The Bruius Of the Uned States who
aoy supported the Republican In '9S aud '99 and
has no, been deferred by great
10 ms vicinity from boldly coming forward to the rescue
oil the same principles, in 1884 MAY we NOT with ro
vanii' "'' ''"' "V' s00' anu ''i h'Ui SER
BY David Hume. VIM. c. Riyes. late S, na,or n IN.
United States: Condemned by Banksm TO present retire
ment from which, il is hoped, the of the people
viii soon recall him. and place him in that station Che
trioiism, Justly eniitle him.
BY Marshall Is. Grasty. The Hon. Thomas Fl. Benton
His two unanswered and unan.weraLe speeches secretly
delivered in tho Senate OF the United States
by Robert c. Hill. Hon. John ~ Patton: pure De
noera' and Statesman, (egsrdess OF the jubilee
has ed the Constitution lis country and ,v i'm hi.
ganike eioGrence, defends il IRON the stacks of the
enemy which should ene him 20 the confidence and sup
port of his district
a"ce OF ii sppoiu,ed des gogues aud The
DAN OF public icrbu,ion is at hand.
by Robert Dedmsn. Gen Washington, Gen lafayette,
anu Zen Jackson: lusons alike Tor sterling integrity,
distinguished talents, and uneou prom ing pa,r olisrn.
by Reuben Newman,jr. wOmarc Mans partner in
prosperity; and in aflic'ion, the bpm of all his cares
by John White. Tue late Wing party: Having rs.
summed TO themselves the but, compared to the
wings Of The Revolution they arc weighed in tho ba-
lance, AMI are found wanting.
BY James T. HILL Of Madison Tho United States
Baukhe hpas tree OF America, whose vy atmosphere is
death 70 te-dom's cause.
by Edmund Barbour. A Representative of IN. Poo.
pie: whilst in obedience the fret principle OF R-pre
sentative Go eminent, the reflects the wislcs his con-
stiinenis no ons should dare assa the purity of his mo.
tives.
BY A. p. HiIl, of CuIpeper Andrew Jackson: His
Bank veto surpasSes his victory al O.lrans
BY Cot. Linn Banks. Presidcn, of the dav The So
veregny OF the people OF the States respectively: Let
the powers eOtird by them on The federal government,
ha saIa iit,.r III.
compact, and The conedrrscy will be perpetuaed
NELSON. July Oh, 1884
o. Friday the instant, large and respe ctahi. com
pany oil ladies aud gentlemen assembled the Buf,lo
Ridge Spring., Nelson couny, for the purpose OF eec-
bra'ing The Anniversary Of National Independence
which occa-inn, able and eloquent Oraon was ,.
hvered ty Mr. Robert Whitehead; in which he did him
sell greai credit and drew kh the unieigned pl,uds of
his adniring audience. stump nous Barbecue and
splendid u, was furnished by the proprietor of TIE
Springs, Mr. Peter Ruihe(or and that yiyaci,v n sn;
rt which such occasions generally inspire marked the
connenance OF each individual Towards evening tho.c
who wished 10 Participate, assembled in the Dining Han;
an Mr. Beverly HTgrove, being appointed President
aud Lafayette Neville. SecrcfSry, notion il was re.
solved, iiat the ormay Of regular toass be dispensed
with herenpon, the following Volunteer Toass were
drunk:
by Ben,min c.. Megginson Gen L,fayrt e-,be Chi
va'ric champion OF Liberty in America aud Europe Now
consigned 10 his God, Patriotism aud PHILANTHROPY alike
cherish his memnry ami De plore his loss.
BY Lafayette Nrvillc. Our Ship OF State Jackson for
lis commander. and Wings of the me faith Tor its ballast
aud she will glide mejescalIy and safely on in The e., =
rent OF national prosperity, cen though the furious bill
lows generated by combination of he Leieroge
elements OF Nuili6ca,on Banksm, and Federalism NAV
roll In rapid succession TO meet her pow.
BY +. p SHatton. J. C. CaheIi--our much esteemed
isow czen The able and devoted friend of State Rights
Tue honest politician and phanhropisi May he be en-.
deared 10 each oi his country by the life he has spent
and The many sacrifices he has made for them.
by Hczrkah llargrovr, Revolutionary soldier. Wash
lngion, Lafayette AMI Jackson Three OF the greatest
Generals tina, ever printed the soil OF America
BY Aus in Wiish'. Il. ". Leigh: May lie Ii G 10 sec
"A ile sd /,
United Safes.
BY Nathan c. Anderson. Anlrew Jackson-the homes,
sink into oblivion.
by b. d. p. Gooch The Removal of the Dspo.itcs:
Sustained by Justice, the Consti uon and the Law-it
will be supported by the independent yeomsnry OF the
county.
By s. G. Perrow. L,fsyeue--The fiend of Washing.
ton the friend OF Liberty md the Hero of three Revo
iu'Ons: Though dead, yet lives the heart every Ame.
r:cAn.
By Geo. Vaughan, jr Col Thomas II. Benton, firm.
honest anu independent Staesman: Neither tie allure.
ments oil party, nor the frowns OF opposition can swerye
hm from his course Placed as he has been in midst
OF Federaii>ts and Bankmenhe like the last AIwer
OF Repnblic.nisn, "a blooming alone"
ny Is Z; hiegsnson Our glorious times: The chain
Wcn OnuS together public Liberty and ind, iua hap
pn-ss May II never be severed
by H. Whitehead. WIN. &. Rives: He has nailed bis
g to the mast OF Van Buren, and sink beneath The
TIDE oil public Indignation.
By Geo. H. Mitchell Rather than the fociious SET
who are now labcuring TO gain the asceDdanry by tramp
ing under loot The principles upon which Ins
Chief Executive Magistrate TO The end Of Zinc.
by James Msgan. Henry Clay: DISTINGUISHED AZ the
Bar dnd III the Halls OF Legislation, know that he il
dreaded ny Jackson men-NlSy he he our next President
by tiezekiah Jones. Henry Clay aud J. G. Calhoun
the a'hers OF political corruption in Union: MAY the
re'Fe TO private life and party spirit ceaseAlsy virtue
aud RrPnblcaniSm unite and form one solid band-and
w m Z. RIves be our next President
By j. yuods. john G. Calhoun aud b. W. Leigh:
Principles and Men.
BY Wan. Bou Cen jackson and the removal Of
Mr. Duane: An abuse Of Law, make he least Of it,
HE evil tendency Of all such presidents more dangerous
than palPabIe violation oil law.
by +. NJ. Cdbell The memory of Thomas Paine tho
able defender OF American Independenceaud great ad
vocate OF human rights.
BY Charles tIiil The sunshine OF reason is already
among the Peoples The iJeh political storm which la.
long been raging is dying awayJ,ekson will ultimately
triumph, ami the People i'll be free.
By John Melton Henry Clay and the u. s. Bank:
May General Jackson live ,bem both buried in
obviou "
by b. {. Megginson. May the Wings overthrow The
present. Dyhisy Onng the government back its early
simplicity, aud eiIects bona fde radical reform.
BY j. NJ. Cabeii The re-" ction OF fancy and Steven
SON. May leach aspiring politicians, dat honesty The
best P0iicy.
by DaneI Iebdech. The fathers OF I.bertv-sud
Geneasslinos in Freedoms csu.e 1t was y their bold
example and generous aid, that the lille bands c Amer
ca we're enabled 10 uprOot the noxious gowh despo.
sn which WAS spnnghg up in the world and TO plant
~ s stead Lf6eTfg's Evergreen, which The whitening
rown ol Tyranny iisrl cannot immediate. Their requiem
has been sungbut TIER many anu virtues " i'll
1--we IN te BIZ eding remembrance OF The American ueo
pie, so long tine sbsl last.
Hy H. T. Slrdtton. For American Liberty may our s.,
erhces be gr'ai; snd may Vhgnilns tread ghy on tile
dust OF their noble dead, cherish their wise
By Is. o. Megg'nson. A. JAcksan-a commissioner OF