Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
POLITICAL.
GRAND TRIUMPH AND IELEBKATION of
THE WIGS AT NASHVILLE

inc late election OF White, and the doings White
Festival. The Richmond Wing asserts that il is .oJgi
o"Siy trac thai Judge Waifc has fur greater ceigt and
poPMlarity than Gen. JaeksOn;' and adds
.isnaeAa CHARGES ss rpsi dem 9Th CO.'S
tpaIetens a. @ hg'e authority thar tic esaeaes
connt "f affairs at Nashville and attributes sreatex
ceneht To the fact that the President three Extra
Siooes to each OF the mcinberspapcrs which contain.
ed Mr. Bentons long elaborate speeches on the
cxpunging resolution Mr.. Gays organ says:
bers a. among the OF b agns TIE mem
ss lssi,l",nc went into the e!ecoA OF senator, UNAN
ai css decidedly ssa. as 4 Is a"
The conclusion which Mr.. Clay's organ draws from
inc triumphant sway with which White aud Bell carry
every thing before Them at Nashville loading White
with honors and the President with Infamous
IS merely spccious IL is not true that Tennessee this
moment, dccidediy onii-ackson The People of Ten
nessec elected the men, who putting the State in
anti jackson masquerade for tho benefit of White and
Bell as true, devout, nninching friends of the Presi-
dent Such they pretended they werc when before the
people They the tools Of Bell and White and
not the representatives Of the People. Those among
tcip who countenance the yndictve sacrifice made OF
the PRESIDENT at the White dinner, feed the vanity
and malice ofhe who have abandoned the great
cause and leader that gave them consequence will one
any ma tie common fate that awaits all descrters and
bctrayers of the People.
The Nashville jewellers content with offer
ing up the President civic renown to The Glory
and interest of The Judge-thcy resolved to make mi
htary chieain of his Tennessee rival and crown him
win Iaurels oversbadowing all those acquired by The
blood of the stripping shed in the Revolution or by the
tolls and dangers ct the who conquered new
States and Territories Tor the Union in the South and
preserved the Key to the whole Valley of the Mississippi
The iliustrous Judge pronounced par excellence
" lENNEsSEES FAvoRIrE sOS--DssTIHGUIsuED IN THE
FIELD AND rs TIE SESArE land then thcre WIS., in
uonor OF the great martial. achievements which made
MN "IonnesSeeS tdr0rue son." the NEST eclipsnq
military parade ever witnessed Nothing came
near IL, say Tie chroDlccTs :" o3ccDt on Tie recep.
lion Of General Lgfayette" II lasted for days sos
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NASHVILLE GUARDS
MARCHED orr AND ESCORTED INTO royyN THE FR,SK-
IbC g-F.I,.
was preceded by piece of ordnance, drawn by rouR
BEAUTIFUL WnirE tloRsEs, THE WHOLE MADE A
DISPLAY WHICH WE HAVE SELDOM SEEN ExcEEDED; AND
THE sri'ir-sriRRiNG SOUNDS OF MARTIAL MUSIC, PRO-
cEEpISe FROM NUMEROUS ExcELLESr MUSICIANS, TuRIL-
LID TrE SOUL WITH EMOTIONS PRIDE AND JOY
This, however, is but fofetaste II was the day be-
fore Alexander feast. When it came, 'TnE BAY WAS
UsHERED ~ WITH THE FIRING AT NINE
oCLocKi THE MILITARY WE'RE UNDER ARMS; AT TEs THE
PROCESSION WAS FORMED, FIRING OF THREE
RoUNDs OF cANEoS;' aud gDes the bulletin of this
knightng Of military chiefiain through column and
half; . the advance guards being The head of il on
horses, ornaIDcntcd with white roses The militia
ry. forming The centre, and all receiving the new made
Of mWsketry"
We have been thus particular in giving the latest and
most approved receipt for making hero and anfrot in
csinneh as II entirely tucccedcdand who had
yer field of battle the face of an enemy was
by the process instantly transformed into hero in
whose presence the military of Jackson alto
geher forgotcn and in the celebration of whose triumph
parallel could be found ia the displays of national
gratitude, but in the of The great and good Laay.
cite.
But it there another mode employed on this
great OCCASION to elevate the object of it, It
enough that, like the hero of Hudibras hc made
WI" s eoa iii ' a. w Ssn ba s'$ IA s sSS
Not was necessary efFcc.uay aggrandzc the
Tennessee Hero that the old one should be dis
parsged. Gen jackson would not submit 10 the ,cts
ton OF the Bell aud Crockett caucus, whr they brought
out Judge White (aiter taking bill of sale of him them
selves and proclaimed him 'the Peoples Candidae--
lie would not permit the Nashville organ of this caucus
presume that he would surrender to local and personal
production the right of the Democratic party to elect
delegates ana cho"se candidates to recommend to the
sufages OF the nailonand because he would not,
this ieason make his submission the Bell aud Crock
cit peoples candidate, prceFrng hun to the man
notoouey the choice of the great of the Repub
can party, he is denounced dictator. And the Off.
cia Bulletin of the Who jubilee closes his effort to sig.
nase the obj the great demon strati0n of
aSm Thtch pTecaHtd, by the tat IL trolGd
gt1e thrilling impulse to GU The freeman of America
who will always advocate FREEDOM ELECTIONS, AND.
In accordance with this idea volleys of toasts were
aimed nj the President intended to strike home to his
hear The charges with which Bell and his partzans
attempting to destroy his fame and his popularity with
his fellow citizens.
Sometimes Executive Patronage" was the toast, with
inucndo intimaling lis abuse aud the Presidents In
augurai Address quoted to bring it home TO him.
Sometimes " THE ELEorIvE FRANonisE" was given,
with the hint il in danger, from the state in
which the country brought by General Jack
son. Sometimes :" The RIomr OF srLEcTiSG our
owN RULERS, was drunk, with the hint that il would
be maintained against the power by which it is now
threatened Then again, all this repeated in different
forms; as, "thc freedom of elections" "untrammclrd
Oy Executive patronage --thcn the Presidents words
were Paraphrased, about delegates fresh from People
and turned into 'fTeSh from the intyigners of official
poicer In word, almost the whole fury of the din.
Der, OF which Judge Whites military overture was the
precursor, directed 10 gloTify Judge White de-
grade the President And yet, with the usual disguise
OF ambuscadc enemies, the who prepared this OPP
portuuty to assa him, under the pTctence Of doino
honor to his reRds seek conceal their real design
by paying to the President personally, the compii-
incnt Of toast-but they do it in such a way,
as TO discover to their allies Of the Opposition, the
deadly hostility they bear him. They first toa 4
GEORGE WASHINGTON in capitals-tfcn THO
MAS JEFFERSON in capitas--thcn JAMES MADI-
SON in capitals-HUGH l.. WHITE himseCi given
IN capitals but when they to President, they
drop down to the little letter in which they print the
naue of isaac hd 20 dspsragc him They give ii thus
80. Tie President n tto United SaWe respect him Tor HE
talents honor him for his services und love h
trSaf applause
The great applause accorded by these Bruises
Judge Kennedy, the gvcr Of the Brutus toast an
invited gucst) the thought which this parody Of
the speech OF Brutus ~ the tragedy of julius Cesar
Respect fer his GticntskOnOr FIR his ser.
rtceSfOUc JOT his rFtnCs taken in connection will,
the idea by which the sentiment is introduced and
pointed, about spinning detgtiOn makes quite smart
parody for the famous climax tcors FIR his Losc-joy
lor his fortune for his eoor INT dca far his
bi'oH. The whole proceeding of these Tennessee pa
triOs in the Brutus vein. While revelling they
londly supposed, in the ruin Of Gen Jacksons fcputd
ton and popularity, they anxious by show
OF kindness TO draw the public sympates to their side
and we have IN the toast the and Of the
stage Brutus--" CDs0r loved me, weep for him; as
he was Fortunate rejoice II; he was valiant no.
nor him--put az he was ambitious, slew him" (Groat
applause from the spills parfv NJ he f0bfe)
But the characteristic toast was that Of the ma
nagcr Of this political dfama John Bell
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