Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-22
MIR. STEVENSON.

MIR. STEVENSON.
Selected T0dsts from celebrations ia hifodsfphid-
(Br FnIESo)--fnd subsequently, enlarged from
other sources.
BY Andrew Craig. Andrew Stevenson--the rciectsd
Minister to Great Britain: Like Martin Van Buren,, he
will receive the vote Of ireemen Tor Vice President
Hon. Andrew Stevenson: An incorroptibie and uncom-
promising Democrat true Of Virginia, aud discipc
OF the Immortal Jefferson Higher honors upon him.
than mission to the Court OF ST. James, although reject
ed by an anstocrac, unprncped and reckless maturity
uf the Senate.
BY the Committee of Philadelphia Roger B. Taney,
Ed late Secretary o the Treasury and Andrew Steven.
ESQ., late Speaker OF the House OF Repre- Of
Congress: Men OF talents and in egy superior to the
petty malice OF the arts orrac baud who rejected their
,omina,ions; they return 10 the bosom dome site
circles, followed by tbs paui,s OF Tree people will
cherish the recollection OF their merits, and ward them
BY James Clarke. William Z. Rives and Andrew
Stevenson: Pointing such sons. well may Virginia ex-
rIsir Ike the mother OF the Gracchi, " Behold my
jewels. f"
Hon. Thoma. H. Benton: A bright .,ar in the Demo-
cratic 6msmen'ihe sinccrcs he is the abest cham
pion OF the useful classes
Hon. William g. Rives In retirement, hut not for
goen-he viii soon be called upon by People who al
,nire and honor him
Hon. Andrew Stevenson: A r,ct;ous Senate hive re-
jec'ed an honorable and patriotic Trend OF the liberty
his country, 10 crafty the friends OF arisocrsc monie
Democracy true TO her interests, will
raise the shaft OF malice 10 recoil upon authors.
Hon. Roger B Tsney: WIKI the Peoples Low E. he may
laugh TO scorn the Senate's HATE.
Hon William I. Barry: Though assailed and prosecuted
y iacton hc Is coui edi in aud will be sustained by the
People.
By A. M. Howell Hon. Andrew Stevenson: Beloved
the peoples the people will call you higher station
they did Mr. Van Buren,.
BY NJ. nj. Russell. The Honorable Andrew Steven.
son-the pride sni boas Of virgniswho like the Ho.
norabe Marn Van Buren,, his cosjptor in the principles
of Democracy has been basey rejected by purchased
and base majority OF the Senate will be placed indignant
y over them to demonstrate Tor the second Time the
iemp', sbhorence and niamy they held n by an en-
lghtcned, vrnous, and ipssted people.
BY John w. Dickson. Hon Andrew Stevenson: No.
minated by Jackson and rejected by The Senate Minis
ter to Great Britain; let lin be nominated by National
auuc rIrue bv the (asV VAN ,rc
was, under similar crcumsancei Tor the .ce OF Vice
President Of the United States.
BY e. A. Wallace. Andrew Stevenson: A worthy rc.
pesentsve oil the chiv slrous Of the Old Dominion
The honor Of rejection by such Senate has placed him
In bright reliei before hs country men
by j. Dunn Andrew Stevenson, OF Va: His consist
rn' course In The cause oil Democracy, must secure him
the best feeling oil all lovers OF country.
by u Hogan. Mr. Stevenson and Mr.. fancy: Though
rejected by ac,ous Senate their talents aud services
100 valuable TO be lost 10 the republic grateful people
will hot forget them.
by E. Farrell b. W. Leigh: The double dealing vr-
ginia Senator on the Bank question: the cnem, OF the
poor and advocate of the rich-his disgrace FIJI prosrrin
lion oil VTgina's hvore Stevenson, has placed the Sc
nator on the pinnacle OF Disgrace
BY Robert Hamilton. Andrew Stevenson, one Of Yir-
gins's brightest STAR; oscrihed by desperate gang OF
political bankrup The people will reward the rcj- cled
and punish the vile Senatori, tools OF the hank.
BY George Guier. Martin Van Buren,, OF New York
ana Andrew Stevenson OF Virginia: Both prescribed and
rejected! Tie Democracy of the Union will ere long mee
out 10 them their just and mered reward.
BY John Geihen. Andrew Stevenson, late Speaker of
the House oil Representatives. The firm and unde WAITING
Democrat Tor the fair honorable support of the pre-
cent Administration has been rejected by the Senate: the
people, VIII venerate and reward him Tor his patriotic
cpies.
ut Carlisle (Peen)
Andrew Stevenson-Too honest 20 be affected by the
shafts oil caiumny and aimed by majority OF
political opponents; his aud his virtues ndebiy
Inscribed OH the hearts OF his fellow citizens.
BY Robert Wightman-Hon. Andrew Stevenson OF vir-
GINA: Distinguished alike a Statesman and an able
moth Bank the Senate have rejected him but his loss
viii be his gain
BY George W. Crsbb-Taney and Ste enson their re-
jeclion by acnous Senate tue guarantee OF their
sterling worth.
AT Lancaster, (PG.)
By Jacob Peeor. The Hon. Andrew Stevenson of Va:
Than %S.s Si 10y M snDs'o rT ok e
BY e. S. Allen. Mr.. Stevenrons rejection: The peo
pie will hereafter make and confirm his appointment ON
oiiee in their g'-not at the disposal OF malignant vim
at Htdson. (.E Y
ny h. Tapping Virginia; She has two sons-Rves
and S'evensonwho her doctrines OF 9s; and
therefore they have become victims OF Bank persecu-
ton, aud the avoiites OF the democracy OF the nation
al Boston.
BY VIM. Wright. Andrew Stevenson, of Va: The un
jgheos opposition Of the federal Senate his nom-
nation will prove profitable recommendation Of him
the American people.
.df Gloucester, (.Mass
BY Epes EheTy, Esq. Andrew 'Sievenson-Rejecied,
because ne was all that he should be- am all thar the ma
Joiity OF the Senate tcere mt: How will Virginia receive
this osracsm of talent and virtue!
HdrerhH.
by Hon. Moses Wingaie, Vice President. The Hon.
.fndretD Stevenson: Enear to the Republican party
by his devotion TO its principles That party will renem-
Der him for good.
Tsney and Stevenson--The people exalt whom the Sc
nate humble.
Groue HUI, or C)
Andrew Stevenson, late Speaker OF the House Of Re-
preseniave He justly be pointed to, the lates,
proof, that Republics ae nngrarful.''
abingdon, (Vd.)
By VIM. Nj. Lowry WIN. e.. Rves AMI Andrew Ste
renson-They have been faithful their trusts faithful
TO their country;peierng principles posts Of honor,
they hsve Welded their Offices and practically said their
constituents rhy will be done.
IippetPs Hill. Loudotn County.
BY Col Daniel CJckriH For President Martin Van
Burenfor Vice President, Andrew Stevenson are
my choice; for other than that the
national republicans, nuhers, wi ctured wings
and tories hate them
BY Capt. John II. W. HeGton Roger b. Taney
and Andrew SievensOnThe sentence OF condemnation
pronounced by fScous Senate is passport the
hdence and affections OF intelligent patriotic peo-
pie.
MISR PRESENTATIONS CORRECTED. !.
The pie5dfd press teens with fAisehoods. They are
coined without shame, and circulated with the
dliy We shall note few Of thrm by way of spe cmen:
LIST. The (Nuiiyng) Mercury OF Charleston publish
Richardson bad informed the President the s. Of the
intended deCsion Of the Judges Of the Court Appeals
on the Test Oath, before the decision of the Court had
been published and d. Gs Telegraph boldly endorsed the
assertion Now, what is the actl Judge Richardson has
come forward in the Charleston Patriot, under his own
name and asserts not only that he did "cominunca ate
70 ten jackson or any person whatever, what The dsc
sion would be, but that Le himself did, in TO way
know or understand, what the decision OF the court W as
or would be, until the same had been published"
I'll One OF the W arlington Correspondents writes Iu-
dicrons account OF ga foreign Minister who waited on