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

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the public attention. 49,
IL would DO gratifying to me also to meet there NV
neghbors. my friends and former 10 whom
ee that owe debt Of gratitude which cannot other
wise pay, than by deep-ielt sess and sekno
edgment OF its existence.
Yet must beg leave respectfully to decline accepting
'he Invitation, Tor sreason which you will sp.
prove. snd which have very recently assigned for
pursuing the same course in relation TO invitation
gwen me, by another portion OF my friends aud for.
inrr constituents.
right oil ull AMI unreservrd expression my opinions.
on all political qneson yet, the propre,y Of en-
si5"s ~ NV se"'e seems OF political meeting,
dietary w ~"
fo' the msnner in which you have been pleased to
spe'S oil my political course and public services return
you my sincere aud cordial thank not to be thankful for
~ would beir'y Cold inensbili,S ~, to acknom ledge H.
would be mawksh afiectation.
Nor is ito value in my estimation al all dnin bel bv
"e CONSCIOUSNESS that atm indebted for il, TO your per-
sonai Kindness aud contdence for, the retired public
nothinS can he source OF braeit sasfac
uon than 10 know that he enjoys the confidence aud good
opinion Of those whom he has long served, aud who there
lore hes, koow him.
beg you genlemen 10 offer in my name, the enclosed
sentiment as expressing my opinion relation to him. in
whose honor the dinner is given.
With sincere esteem,
Your friend aud fellow ci iz.n,
r. =. BARBOUR.
John ~ Patton: The able AMI faithful Representative
oil an Enlightened and patriotic District: Itis iii that such
member should receive the appreciation OF .uch Dis
trct.
10. The United States Bank: A deadly ulcer in the
body polite IL Is happily cured by its mortified cor
Iup;iop.
H. The Hon. Thomas II Benton: The Ajax lebanon
OF the Constitution he hiss dared to look it, enemies ia
me Lace and with in one hand, and ruth and reason
~ the other. he has noby fought and triumphed over
war; panic, pesilsnce aud ianine.
Col Benons letter then read as follow:
Washington CITY. Juiy Sd 1881
ceht!eie',-f our mos kind and Il i;eIing invi alton
TO join You on the Ib duly received and will be
complied wih. II get back from the Philadelphia De.
,nocrs,c Ceiebra'ion Of the of July, TO which go
irom this place Not knowing at what time 1 shall get
back, take the liberty forward you sentiment, 20 be
onered 70 he company ii ain not fortunate enough 10
return in time TO be present:
THE REsronArIoN GOLD cuRRENcY-
me s,gn. and ne Jun Of retory oser the Bank f the
C0"sHuf0" TO ,oadt ais founders intended ii to be.
Thomas Sl' H. BENTON.
MesTs Grymes, Madison, Hill, Macon, Wills Welch
Walker, Newman, Miller Banks Voolfolk.
49, Is The Hon. Felix ti'undy and Hugh l.. White
gratitude encirces their brow.
TO- The Far-Patrotic Uuionisis
VOLUNTEER
by Hugh Goodwin, oil Louisa. Andrew Jackson-Em-
phatlcaly The Peoples President His political creieno
saiuS popuii sWprend icI.
Toast sent by l.. c.. OF Louisa Political dcath to the
aspdh who believes, or preiends TO believe Kitchen
Cabinet
r. " Webb The Hon. John NJ. Patton, our ii.rin-
gushed Representative in Congress: Born the JeH,r.
son school, and raised in the Virginia principles; may lie
always support them as lac has done.
hat was NJ oil
IN Ireland nuituicd in this land OF freedom and as yIu D,
The exile May its branches wer by the corrupt-
ed Clay OF Kentucky. r.
by VIM. A. Chapman, of Al ad.on b. w Leigh
Upon the verge OF whirlpool Az he soon be re.ved
hom the trouble OF this world
Jack Downing, Major 81 Brigade, Downngyle Mill
va; sycophant never proPers-s villain assumes priv.
ieges-a hbeiier trembles and loses his sPECKs
by Reuben Macon. B. w. Leigh: lie ha, three res-
Tor Virginia. 10y
By VIM. J. Wright Henry Clay, the leader of archi.
'er,s who erect editces Without materials.
by Capt. WIN. Smith. May America continue 10 he Al
peace with all the wod-ln'emperance at an end-Iuf-
deity cease-Righeousness advance-The United States
Bank put down-and hard money put up.
by WIN. Donigan. Gen. Dade the patriot and old pnb
nc ser'an-siiorly to remove from The ceutre OF his
friends: May his new estimate bic worth as much as
BY VIM. Wright. Col Thomas Fl. Benton: the pa.
rioic and independent supporter OF the peoples President
May ms acts anu name descend TO poserity will; iuper.
BY S. Noah The Hon. John NJ. Patton, our dis,in
guishcd representative in Congress- His debut was gni.
he'd, steady, composed, undaunted, and deJermedNhis
advance regular formidable aud ril,nt-Msy he con-
tnos to emulate the virtues and iruness Of his we'll
tried ilusrious prede the Hon judge r. Rarbour
SO shall the rependency OF his march increase in usre
Keeping this in mind, that the himse " has been
echpsed and VIII be again-Forward Them proceed and
prosper.
BY VIM d Clark The Hon. Thomas II Benton: His no.
Die and patriotic defsnce oil the Constitution his country
American People.
d. Harbour. The present political crisis: It i. much
10 ue depored by all moderate that aumusy
has risen TO such height that the whig party al the
same time tina, they claim inaliibiy for il themselves
are TOO apt 10 attribute most Of the of the iends Of
The Administration, TO wrong notions.
by Geo. s. Grasty. May the principles which Undue ed
our ioefdthers 10 resist the of the British
Government on their liberties. animate US TO oppose the
e-charter Of that great oveIshadowing inst ion the
Bank OF the United States.
BY Travis ]. Nyman. Hon. John NJ. Patton-The
PeoPes Represenauve: May he continue So unfit "Nck
BIddles big wagon shall be blown the Jour winds Of
Heaven. "
BY David Hume. Martin Van Buren,: His emoen,
qnaihcalons, sound publican principles aud genuine
PaiTioisn merit still further the confidence and sun orr of
his cou"trymcn: May he be our next President. God
grant il.
By J w. Walker. Andrew Stevenson: Honest. vir,u
Gus aud talented: Such cannot long remain in re-
iiremen'.
by Thomas Hill, OF CuIpeper. The new-fanoIod
Wigs OF '34E--Rnged, treakei aud sniped VIC envy
them not; ~
BY G. Chapman. Daniel +. Slaughter: A yeDre.
senfoHue who nisepresen's the known will of his con-
si'uents. - 80
BY John c. Harris. Andrew Jackson and Thomas lief.
leTson; Alike patriotic and democraic--bofh sctused
by the same pnrples--5oth alike the peculiar olec Of
the ISLANDERS and d-idnaons OF the aristocracysd lack
son. Ike Jefferson, has rumphed, and the Constitution
will be saved.
BY LI. Handy Of Baltimore The Protest the nemo
rable STATE paper Of 1881: Found upon principles in
sepaahe iIo the existence OF OF free nstitutions and
breathing spirit Of lofty pstTiosn-l is destined 20 Iise
IN The memories Of American iteemen, when the names
and productions Of the facOus Senators the present
Congress, shall have sunk Into oblivion.
By a. u. Hill. WIN. {. Riycs The accomplished
seloat the able statesman and unievisng republican
BY VIM. GuIley, OF MSdison G. H. The ghost has 1ed
May never return, unless laden with gold and silver
by tleSng Lipscomb Tile Orange Democrat Though
small, is principles good.