Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17
PUBLIC FESTIH3LS.

Public Dinner has cen gwen by the friends Of Co.
vernon umpkin at hln3cdgeville In his reply to their
invitation he tells them thath Union Party Of Georgia
have been tc-kcy Stone the arch Of the American
conederacy, during the last four years To have been
their Chief Magistrate during such crisis and TO retire
from office with their entire APPRECIATION is tie best e-
gacy of my Children
The following toass show the spirit Of the Meeting:
BY Gen sc va Wss BEEN 1 xs.ad T.: Tst s'a
By Gen Ga:ock 7s -75olton QseioaMuy it find the ,wo
parties united this or,an crisis un,u1
ing their s.aaaLs bearing the Euon coucsr,
"Ey Dr. Mehor,sr. Oar counrys BeH",r-No starred
thing smneIn through the night Of political n'isuGcanc, but
that Iosea Constellation, which its blended oc
Hy Dr. B. Johnson The ustiOH--I, very naturally
Southern people, But let take that be by
tious and en TO create e excitement and
"By Bolton, Esq. Rights Upiou-ve can pre-
the without the aid OF Nucuton and the other wou,
"Dy JOHN H. Dawson ESQ Tie e1psleney of u. United s,,,.
Presidents; the North has had es, only aame
family look to this important fact cordially r"epro
the patriotic brIIy ofour Northern ~ support Mar
tin Van Luron next Prcsideni.'
Dinner was given on the 3lst ut ct Nashville BIZ
the friends of Cen Jackson and Mr. Vaa Buren, Gov
Carroll the Hon. F. Grundy, the Hon. J. r. Polk and
the Hon. G. Johnson Suthce il TO say. (says the Nash
vile Union) they shall be published as possible;
that Nashville and Davidson county, have witness
ed numerously attended, or triumphant iu
blee of the friends of the President and Of the Rcpub
| can party, than was celebrated on the occasion"
pc, over The Grand Wing Festival" it was called
given, during the last week, in the vicinity o.
Baltimore, for celebrating the late Wing victory in
Maryland. Many preparations were made fer get
ting it up-rnany Guests invited from other
States. Colonel McKenney. and other Wings. at
tended the Pennsylvania Delegation, with the Flag
which the Wings of Baltimore sent last year to their
Brethren of Philadelphia. The venerable Luke Tier
man, presided supported by 10 Vice Presidents All
hands and voices united in putting down the Little Ma
gcian. The following Toasts were given in compliment
Of the Leaders Of the Wings:
Fernan President of the Gay.-IrSRY CLAr-Thc
A..G Of his sSnn v;"" pt.1 to his
The oun4 urs' the enlightened Statesman, und the devoted
provemcn. proofs craftsmanship
" By Col f. l., Finley Vice presdeu,.-Geneu WILLIAM H.
b r + Sls v iSses;'
lore him mos, who know him hes,'
Letters respectively read on the part of these gen.
,emen (Clay, Webster. Calhoun, Harrison, and White
BESIDES letters from Messrs. w. j. Duane Nj. Carey
}. Sergeant, B. w. Leigh, II. Bnney, w. Cost John
son, G. c. Washington, Jos. r. Chandler, j. Watson
Mr. Claws toast was: "Union and concert and sacr
fee of all individual attachment in the support ola res
dental candidate opposed the Baltimore nomination.
Gen. Harrison 8 was: "THE PEOPLE THE UNITED
May they remember that 10 preserve their
liberties. they must do their voting and their own
fighting OF course, the General is altogether OPP
posed TO sending the election OF President TO the H.
OF representatives,
And among the rest of the Wings have the follow
ing bWct-dour from that White Whig-the Tennessee
Candidate. 1t is Short but sweet:
9KxoxvtLLE Nov Cd, 1885
"GExrLEMxS-On Yesterday received your polite in
vation be present State Festival to be given in
the CITY Of Baltimore on the llth instant.
s:My distance from you, puts it out Of my power to &C
cept this invitation.
.'For this mark of respect feel very grateful and re-
gret that my situation compes to deny myself the
pleasure of being present with You
"Wth sentiments Of the highest respect, am: your
mos, ob't servt' HUGH L. WHITE.
"Mcssrs. David Hoffman, and others"
AS the old wing fOscura S0ciis-fsels now known
by the political company he keeps.-Judge White has
thrown of the mask at lastand the good People of Ten
nesspe now him the associate of the Websters,
Claws and that he cannot break his
political bread with the Whgsand probably nothing
10th to Join in all their denunciaons Of Jackson, Van
Buren, and their friends. What will Tennessee say to
this sign:-No wonder that Mr.. Polk, when invited the
other day 10 White Festival in haury county in Ten
nessec, declined in the following brief and emphatic
terms: -
.'CoLuMEIA, Oct. ID, 1895.
"GESrLEMES-I have this moment received your note
Of vitaon dine Tuesday, the Goth inst and have
the honor TO decline it. Your obed;en servant
GAMES K. POLK.
" To Mcssrs WIN. E. Kennedy, NJ D. Cooper, Robert
Mack and othrrs-Sub- Committed.