Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-21

John Bryant, Esq Andrew Stevenson: Though re-
cted by the u States Senate, yet IL does d.tIaci
any thing hon his high and lofty character
Jos. B, wsrrco, E.q. The Hon. Benz Watkins L.igh:
lie Is far 10 our face, but rotten 10 The there
fore do not want TO send him to the Senate agsin.
Dr. Charles Ii. Graves. Civil aud Religious Liberty
throughout the world.
Almarine A Dvk. E O. The Editors Of the Enquirer:
The able firm and uniiom supporters Of the Republican
Capt. r. II. Biibro. The Hon john Y. Mason, our
faithful Representative: His able fearless and independ
ent course in the councils OF the nation, Justly entities
him to the applause OF all true friends OF Democracy
Edward Marks, Revolutionary Soldier. Washington
and Jackson The 'cords OF the in '76, animated
to achieve our Liberty; the rords Of the other now teach
us 10 pre- serve II.
William billiard. Esq. The E!i,or OF the Petersburg
cancellations For bringing his ve'y efficient aid 10 III.
Adm,nsrs lou ia time Of need may he be gratefully
membered aud literally supported.
John L.. Davis. Esq. Gen Andrew Jackson: The true,
wise aud faithful patriot OF his county lie merits andr
crves the good will oi every tue hearted Republican
Oh glorious patriot, may your iame like that oil s,hng
ON. be immortal
Capt David B-oih Roger b. Tsne,: His pa.rio c
devotion to the goverumen aud rights OF the people, has
brought down on his head the hatred aud malice Of the
Bank Of The u Ststes. aud its satellites OF the Senate.
Dr. William J.iIies. The Right oil Instruction: Per-
peiual retirement to tue man who denies il.
William +. Bailey. E-q. Andrew Jackson, President
OF the United Sate, lis deIcnre at New Orleans saved
MS country; but is firm snd * publican like stand against
the Unitrd States Bank, has preserved 10 the American
people, the Liberties which orealhcrs both blood
and treasure.
Capt, Thomas Rnfin The reno. al Of the Depos,es:
The oi'ping OF wisdom aud sound discretion, supported
by firm patriotism.
DIR. WIN. J. Cooke. United States Senator's Uncom.
promising OPPOSITE TO that S,naior who will prefer Al
'erna,es TO the Consli uiion; Who " i'll sacrifice his
OATH aud hold on to his Station instructed Resign
sir, resigh; that IL the only '.aternsiive."
Mathew Nj. Golfer, E.q. Tie late Senate OF the United
States Made the seat oi political corruption.
Zen John C. Crump The Report snj Resolutions Of 80
anu ~, the text book oil Republic ani.n The Procama-
non aud Protest They bear sembauce the School of
Jeierson-We reject Them.
Archibald DAvi-, E.q Josiah Hollemsn, our worthy
guest May he never nnchng jacket, but always
keep oil in the good cause.
Capt Philip Smith The Representative of the People;
the agent ami not the lie who iisobeys Insrur.
'ons WIZ be held accOun, in April with brand,
10 be erased.
Dr. William II. Edwards. The inclous majority in the
en"te OF the u States: Like the builders the Tower Of
oao'' hey VIII soon be scattered abroad, and their Ian
gnage be coniounded.
Capt Jas S. Clarke. The Democratic party OF 81:
hey nave too much honor 10 bIibe, too much patriotism,
10 be duped and too much courage be alarmed BY the
disappointed nc-speskrrs Of the tangled Wing po
licans
Walter S. Booh. E.q The United States Bank: Its
proceedings, hitherto enyeoped in mystery, have been
brought TO light. and its cnoimties exposed-May the
American people hereafter be well guarded against an i'll
suu''oh su'cspthlr OF 20 much corruption.
Jesse r. IL. Bilbro. Andrew Jackson the American
Sentinel: ourIghis are while lac is a, his post
John l.. White, Esq Henry Clay: May he Away. be
kept beneath more productive soil
VIM. l.. Golfer, E.q. The n.me Of And,. Jackson will
'ne win redundant sPleudor when those OF hia enemies
~ill be sunk into oblivion.
Peter ). Sprniy, E,q. Thomas Richie the Senior
Editor Of the Ri'hmond Enquirer: Constitutional Re-
publican as all who wish 10 he governed by the compact
should he. lie has done moro Tor the Republican cause
in the United States, than any man now living aud
deserves The confidence aud applause OF his countryen
William c. Jones' IL. Hanes, the Eii'or OF the Cons,el
aion "Well done thou good and faithful servant thou
hast been diligen over few things will make thee
rnrr over many"
Thomas s. Criitenden. The Fair:
Long may they 1.-Two, and happy they DO.
bl ssed with conentIuent, aud rom tun Free.
Al meeting oil the Committee. / ~ hat
Tue above proceedings be signed by the President Vice
Presidents aud Secetary aud that they be published in
the Richmond Enquirer h the request that the Editors
oil the Petersburg Consts and Norfolk Bracon each
give them an Insertion in their respective papers
RICH'D II. EDWARDS, President
DAVID RoorH, -
PETER S. sPRArLY, : ~ PRESIDENTS
WM. III. EDWARDS, $. crtfarl.
FOR TIE ENQUyRER.
SENATOR LEIGH.
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