Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-22

public esteem, and meets cordial appreciation
rejoice that amid the conHc your rmness was unmovej
"st neher hatery nor denunciaiioR, neither aisehooi
nor hreash had any influence upon you rejoice that
you never relaxed your grsp or changed or bsieJ
your course, and that you manifested so exalted
Pnepe so devoted an et,schment TO your country that
aid vupera,ion aud caumnes the most unblushng and
odovs you persevercd in your purpose and
Tue rep9oic and ne rejoice that The same arm which
sseo New Orleans was again made bare Tor the security
VI cur hoerues 0nd the ssly alton OF our country
Continue your efforts; the democracy Of the couniry il
Min yon Anyeompromise with this moned monster will
nor only be degrsdoou, but ruin; not ONLY will il pto,uee
lhs destruction Of all republican purity aud principle but
bow. 49, " "'"s'
Alre.dy had you stayed tho proeres, Of u.us,,,,on
ana prevented Tie dissipation OF the public treasure in
.ndiess schemes OF Internal ALREADY al
you succeeded IN modification OF oppressive proec
I'VE arm III removing the ground OF Southern discone MT
and hinderng their cauors from maturing into nsurrec
"ons'y movements, threatening the destruction of the
eupue III remained for you TO crown all your vxerons
o. PS.'iousm by saying to the Bank Of the Unon which
nke the gisnt OF old suites tie nation as with hundred
nHus' me days oil thy power numhered thou hast
"rgheu ia The scales oil patriotism aud pu bic opinion
ana ART found wanting; Thy high looks Thy ponp and me-
nsces shall be brought down; om shalt no longer esrov
e people ny inui'i'udes their property and
Poe 'ae 10 want aud misery; thou shalt longer be
pesaiencc unto the States desoae cities or shsk. The
Union or ihreacnt its dissolution You have said H. and il
IL Zone It's tate IL scaled.
Under a sense Of yonr manifold services ,nd ,on. =,
1u Ps.iioHsin TIE Undersigned committee, on behalf
:. e v'zsIs oil hnoSvie aud its vicinity, request thar
WIN US lew DAYS, aud al
tic dinner among ,orod aud lcng-,ried friends and Ell
eis' a. an expression OF her appreciation of your Ad
n''nsraio and especially, oil your policy in regard TO
inc Bank CT the Uuied States, rs testimony not on
o our undlmDlshed but increased confidence in your
hrinness wisdom aud mteg gritty
LANES PAnK GEoRcE NJ. WHITE,
sAh L ROBERTS, MILLER FRANCIS
Jo.EPH G. SrRoNG JAMES II coy,s
NJ > HOWELL, Ro3r. NJ. Anderson
DAViD CAMPBELL, REUBEN b RopGERs
VIM. &. MYNATr, Sol d. JAcops
HUcH A. NJ. White, SAMUEL r. Ropcrns
HUGH BRowN, f. \ Hr,sxrr,
JOSEPH JACKSON, Co,uif,e,
J7ndTeto Jackson, Presden, United States
KNOXVILLE, jury 80, 1873.
GHNrLEMEw:-Ir receive, with deep sen.ibili,v tie
eoruiM terms IN which the citizens of Knoxville and it's
vicinity notice my arrival amongst ihen and beg YOU 10
assure ne IN re'nn that rcciproca,e, sincerely
me sentiments OF friendship and respect which YOU have
been pleased TO express in their behalf.
would eOrd me the highest satisfaction 10 have il in
my power to dine with them this OCCASION but trus,
they will excuse icr declining 10 do So when iutorme
that such has been my delay from bad roads and IN
h1' sha'i not have more than time visit my resieuce
oe'ore VIII be necessary TO hasten my return TO the
OF my public duties. During tha tm o or three bours
which shall spend here to-day will be happy 10 shnke
oy the hscd my old scqu,intances, AMI such others OF
my menus as may be pleased TO afford the oppor ,ti-
nifty. Sfr
In the course which have pursued towards the Rank
have been governed by solemn sense Of Jn,y o.;
have never doub ed that when the people came n
upon the conduct II the institution they would concur
win me IN denouncing il dangerous 10 the purity of our
nee institutions Under this convictions the abuse and
ohioquy which have been thrown upon me have had no
other elect than 10 increase my vigilance as public OFF,
GER The Judgment which you pronounce on the subject
eanho' therefore, but he gratifying; and in connection
WIN former manifestations Of your respect aud favor
which have received, will be gratefully RENE mbersd
. pray You, gentlemen, 10 tender to the citizens of
hnoAVe aud ITS vicinity aud TO accept for yourselves
my best wishes for your prosperity and happiness
Very respectfully have The honor to be- your obe,en,
servant, ANDREW TACKSoN
Messrs. JAMES PARK and others Committee
II much regretted that the Presidents haste 10 ro,ch
Ills residence aud his reluctance receive any public
manifestation OF popular applause prevented our citizens
from eVclng he respect aud veneraton for the man and
their appreciation Of his Administrations at the fes,ive
board lie reached town about noon, and remsinsd fe
hours with us and at four O'Clock he his journey
accompanied snort distance by many OF citizens on
horseback, lie spent night after he le this viii
h,s OLD acquaintance and friend, Capt WIN. Lyon