Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

D. Un.
ne last Legislature His constituents have shown NV
ms reelection that they duly appreciate worth and
BY George H. Payne Van Buren, and White. Tho
one Penitent political snner-the other
,ransgreSsor Would that Virginia could elect her Bar.
bourl ~ '
BY John O. Young. Thomas W. GiImer: A true and
devoted lover OF ms Countrywide has proved hitnse
one of Virginia. noblesl sons
BY James w. Mason. Andrew Jackson: A snecdv
end TO the evils of his Administration >
by Addison NJ Brown. John c. Calhoun: The ho-
nest Potciail ana unnchng defender OF State Rghts
whose motto is Millions for defence but not one cent
Tor tribute Ills will always be revercd by all tine
Republicans
by Nath ii. Ragland. Rves and Randol,b. Nav
they continue 10 enjoy quiet and easy life at home
y By John s Buriuss. John c. Calhoun and WIN c.
Preston: Alay they be esteemed by every I'm, ma
rot, US the authors of Nufcation and the advocates
OF State Rights and State Remedies
ny John l. Jct Temperance: May its principles
continue to spread throughout the world until eyerv
grog-Grinker is restored TO his natural feelings
BY James b. Fretwell. Wing and Tory: As it was
in the beginning it is now: the same shirt that
won our liberty will mantain it,
by Jno. H. Coleman. Republicans be not discou
aged-the star OF liberty Will still continue to shine
:, BY WIN. J. Taylor. VIM. C. Rives: Alas! poor
Yorick." P'''
BY Chas NJ. Mills NJ Van Buren, lie will in 1sae
be elected to fill that Office for which he is so well quail
fled ~ wa f'
by Finch scruggs. NJ Van Burcn, r. NJ. Johnson
and the Baltimore Convention: FIJI instru,ueuis and
snOe nGch'nery for substituting the rule of the few
tor the will of the many
By !ho 3 Martin Nj. Van Buren aud r. NJ John
son As they are indebted for their 1o,iualo,, IN IN.
vote of State given without authority-so fur thcir
eeiCn they look to the votes of the people to be pro-
cured by their mcnials, against their consent
by VIM. Donoho May light liberty and truth. civil
anu religious, penetrate the remote parts Of The
habitablc globe. F "a '''e
By Warren Reid The patriot and statesman Henry
Clay The saviour of his country in two e,nergenc;
he will not desert her in the third
by 1no. 4 staples The 4th day of July May it
ever be celebrated by the kind and patriotic ieel
ngs which animate the present company
by Alfred W. Fhppn. II. NJ Johnson A fit Presi.
dent for Liberia.
BY T., IL. Jordan. The Virginia Decpatiop 10th. p.I
inore Convention: They deserve our tisnks for their
unanimous efforts to effect the nomination of VIM G.
tIves Tor the Vice Presidency.
by VIM J. Taylor. Old Albemarle-tle soil of Pre-.
sdents Her boys are made of such tough stuff; tha,
they cannot be Mred $3.50
by H. H. Jordan. Thos Richie A ,r, d,...
and honest politician. '
by, James w. Mason. Thos. Ritchic: political
weathercock lac is too old to turn honest
By George B. Payne. Clay, Calhoun and Webster
Rome mouined in blood the ascendancy Of triu.nyi
BY N. II. Ragand The people of this District, Nav
they not have to lament when late that the ba
superseded their Gordon and Cooke with Garland and
Carr.
BY Cbas. Scott. Gen w F. Gordon MAY his mn
sent retirement be but Short and his future political
career at equal to the past
By A. N. Brown Il. w Leigh: true son of Va -
His exposure of that foul den of corruption al asbin
ton, has drawn down upon him the wrath of the KindS
derhook and his mnions; but it will avail no,bin H.
people know his worth, and they will sustain him
BY w. Mason. DR.. Chus. Cooke: Our late SEM
iorand our neighbor-ke the Benton yellow jackets-the
more he Is rubbed the brighter he SHINES
by Geo. ID. Payne. Success to all true oyers-apd
welded happiness TO tho.e who mutually love
Icasts were then drunk to the President and Vice
PRESIDENT, and replied toby them in animatnp address
es, which was received with long continued applause
And then, at about o'clock, the party ADJOURNED
C0.uMOXTcArED.
The Fourth Of July celebrated at Laurel Snring
Albemarlc county, in the usual way Ailer dnn,r ,b
Declaration OF independence having been read by j
Yancey ESQ., handsome and appropriate Grafton was
delivered by Shelton F. Leake ESQ ana The folIo,yin
toasts we're drunk, viz
REGULAR ToAsTs.
LIST. The Day celebrate Haowed ns the birth .d,,
Of Lberty-The Anniversary Of American lndepend.
encc-lay each return still find the American people
free, happy and united.
3D. The Heroes and Sages of the Revolution: A bright
galaxy OF Patriots-May recital of their noble deeds
excite their latest Poseriy to the emulation of their gal
Sd The Memory Of Washington: Green in the heart.
OF his counrymen-It can never fade, while gratitude,
holds place IN the bosons Of the American people
9th Thomas Jefferson, author OF the Declaration Of
independence, " the great Apostle Of Liberty" th.
true exponent of the Constitution: Tie ayiditv viii,
when ms opinions are sought for by Of all parties
Is The best evidence OF his worth anl talents az States
9th. James Madison: The Virginia Resolutions Of 90
and 80 sufficient of themselves Ia inn,rfaI,.. h,
9th. The Union Of the States and the RIGHTS of the
States Each essential TO Che preservation of the other
Palsied be the hand that woud aften,, lie de.,,,,,,
Of either.
9TH. Andrew Jackson firm and incorruptible Pa
mot, the able and coDsummate Statesman-lle is eyer
found ready to take the responsibility of throyvug
himself into the breach in order protect the Constt
ton against the Incrcilcss attacks Of the Wios
oth. Martin Van buren,: We want no better evidence
Of s moral worth, and political integrity than the abuse
Of the Opposition
" Base envy wthcrs anotfef's oy,
80 49, And hutos that excellence b cannot fcaeh0
vth. William &. Rivrs-Jhe FIRST Martyr of the RIGHT
OF Instruction lie shall not lose his reward
luth The Right Of instfuctiop-co-cxstcnt and CO.
equal with ilie Right Of Representation Though viGcd
aud condemned by modern Wliggery it has been noby
sustained by the People
llih Thomas Richie A faithful sentinel on the
wach'ower OF Iibertya fast friend Of the Democracy
"a consistent advocate of the Rights of the Stairs and
uc On,on Of the STATES. The prescription Of a modern
wing Legislature has strengthened him in the conf.
dence Of the People
18th John " Peasants Editor Of the Whig lie acts
upon principle when principle does not clash with his
intcrest-A "trip to South America is a sufficient in
duccment Tor HIM to sacrifice hs principles and his party
10Th The Right OF instruction. Sacred with Il lee mem
surrender u, or Ot little thereof and we make
breach ~ The citadel Of Liberty through which the modern
Cloths aud Vandsls--of Wings may enter. When this
j. contaminated, Adieu 10 Lberty But not yet-1hc
People, with cold Tom Richie, on the fsamparts
18th The Fair.
60 OBJ Woman
WHOM pain and anguish wiring the brow