Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
vasaEFsE AXXas.--NO. 50

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aou'la atnercncc to thcr old princp les-of their
attachment 10 Gen. Jackson and the prn-
,p y! MS Acknowledgement of their approval Of
y II hepuOhcan nomination Of MIR Yam Buren, and Col.
S"h rs Candidates for the Presidency and Vice Pre-
Soency as have already shaken the caucussnstained
uSe VI IL, 1'dse White III his State TO its tounda-
hS ea'Sf notwithstanding the dece p,ious cclat
Wh which it has been attempted TO be unuipd on the
ir"pe OF tennessee may da.. its decay and downIaIl-
us hcr explosion political dciusion-from the en-
o"urd and concentrated exp esson of public opinion
Mi'icn was Developed t2 the people, at the poca! Jub
zee OF The real friends ofthe Administration at Yuuxbal
III his city on Saturday last In the expression Of this
opinion, We have no fear Of being dcccyed However
iuch cause some Of our friends ia this STATE NAV have
usety seen Tor dependency, al Mer tsars for lie u
Mafe frfHmM Of Lheir oLd R.publcaa priaeiples in Tho
contest for tho Pressdeacy lace fed In the
olher States, where the Republicans have been united
n9 similar fes.s nave beer, as Smell Of the No,
ease has us,& tolet in Tennessee and from
.s she VIII sisted ngenesaed redeemed ssd
par,izanS Font No gross delusioHs by which few
, round her. " nave attempted " GUT.
On Saturday last, the friends Of Cen s..n.,
Van BnTen and Col Johnson, gave public dI.ar, at
fauxIla garden in this city, 20 Gov CarreH The Hon
fettE Gru"dy. the Hon. J. H. PoIk and the Hon. Cure
onS0n Suhjoined. is copy of the letter Of invitation
addressed to Col Polk Similar letters similarly signed,
were addressed to Messrs Grundy and Johnson copies
Of which We have not been abe to procure. An invita-
tation similarly signed, expressive OF the decided
appreciation of his political coirse and public services,
vas addressed 10 Gov Carroll. These invitations
swaIt ana oIms accr ' H. slir lnF vi h
Uausrs Of the Cera Asspay now in session in This
city. The letter Col Polk. above referred to,
follows:
INVITATION TO col. POLK
NASHVILLE, Oct. %, 1885.
SiR-Th2 undtrsigne residents OF Nashville and its
vicinity, deeply impressed with the Importance of the
snlicudr 10 r:r cnur,. which yom Ia 20 nursncI in the
National Cnuncs s'"''| ''o ""'' i'''O|0 ~ '''
,n o" every occasion you have sustained i" good faith
anu "'t', EoI''',""oe Hral; nose stsal anu "'se ea
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w.. LaHo ai"6 ";.L ,ors;I ,on,o,,,,;on sso, ,o,
; nave i a'S", N'.i cou."' upp'oult'n seen YOU
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J"u' luIH 'e' 'e any - !uet tat SuI w" '.o"o'
",n -, Jnnsr ~ T., r;r, =. Tsnri,,I On Saturday
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j. Z; Benson J. NJ ~ k"DIri'n' ~. >. hfoss a. NJ
C a., :, " rnlrcL Cb =. D. Graham
w., W,Iiria,,i n Ey;n, :, C,,,'~II ph;ins ~
= Ipninys p Hnmr,s,n :; CI,ib,rnr' r. B. Curry,
! s]ilrr ! Smith S Donrls,n. J irwin. A. EWING, j.
WSaJs , r. K, Price, ". II. Iooc. O. Loving, j. An.
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p,rn. n Vann,v s : H,.II T Walker. J. H. NJ Hall,
p M"ii,r r. iirnv w a Iiagams, {; w. Hockey
W Thny&ns. a., ,ir.,,J B. HaJgcs, r w. Gilman, NJ.
&C., % p~n!,,rJ Rnrness 7 y Esstxl,pp
C. w Iutmsrc. J. Fail. J. Jshns S. H. Laughlin, Il.
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COZ. pOIK'S ANSWER
Cu.rmnlA Oct q, 1885,.
Gryrlguks Il haze .ec.i:ei your kind invitation to
| ,-,i ,.i,I ,,o, orJ ,ibsrs Of my fi}oy. citizens of
T,.,r;I ami H. y;c,i,,, of Dubc dinner To- be .yrn
! ot Vauyball on SATURDAY, the 3Ist inst
For Tx kind na1rcs is which you have been pleased
70 speak of nv nast services and of the feeble bu
est supDor, which have here oiorc given tie
sures which have been adopted by our beloved md Illus
rrious Chief MlristrItc. fee sincerely grateful And
Tor l, approba!ion which vt, have been pleased TO
award Iy present course ii my humble endeavoTs 10
maintain ii,r unity of the great Republican family of
the napn" vou hay" my cordial thanks
shall rndcayor to avail myself Of your rendered hos'
paii,y- the occasion referred 10 In the mean tme
please to accept. Tor yourselves" my oes' WISHES, "He
rr,raiu
Yrry rrsorc.tuiv
! Your ubetirnt servant,
JAMES h. FOLK.
| To Ncssrs w Williams G.. l. Love, j. ?. Minor; T..
! Brc.,bu G. S Smith r. Weaklry and others.
About ~ uc!ock large procession was formed on
! the paf!;c sfuare, und"r tn direction OF Col UHo
! iINiumS Col. s. H"pc. MAJ H. b. turner, I. r. H0oP-
ry and y. GWCSpir, MarSialS OF the day lie order
! of the procession was arranged as follows:
The Music
The Mi.tary consisting OF he Nashville Guards, IN
DIR TIC command Of Cot J. =. G!undy. section of
| ,t E,,LI;n pn,s under m, command Of LIS IIatry
and F '~''''' ''
\ srrtion or volunteer connany from Smith coun-
IT, under The command Of Capt. Finley; and youthful
It, Geo. Weller
| The Committee of Arrangements
Two Carriages containing the Chief G Cues t;,,o
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