Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14

w Edward b Hicks. The Government Of the onion
Let be administered its Fathers intended and
~ DIR. Henry Lewis. Martin Van Buren,: The
opinions and qualities, which render him Objectionable
to the pseudo. Wigs, just those which him
BY Dr. VIM B. Price. The Baltimore Convention ::
An insult to the Intelligence of the Peoplcan outrage
on the genius OF our nstitutons-a d,surace To rs
advocates 'ackscnsm, Jac sonisn. Jacksonism!--proh
Pudor.
by John =. f. lewis. The Baltimore Convention,
wise anu deliberate IN its proceedings: Only misunder-
stood by those who not capable of judging.
By r. d. Stark. The Offspring o the Baltimore Con-
renuon; Amouon begot them--intrgne brought them
ior,h-and they nurured and sustained by unprn-
cipled party dication aud discipline.
by Doe, Henry Lewis Martin Van Buren, Revilcd
ana illuminated by the invaders OF the Peoples Rights
the strongest proof that he is looked upon nlinca To
their plans--as repudiatng their hereto doctrines
maintaining the cause Of Equal Rights the Consti
by Doctor N. W. Lewis. Martin Van Buren, and
fucker; Alike unprincipled.-Opp roLriun .Naire Re
BY Doct. David Moore, of Alabama Gen Jackson
and his Administration May his successor follow in his
ana carry out fully The principles ofthe Demo-
cratic Puotcan rarty, which he has noby sustained.
by William Buiord b. W. Leigh Ais,ides.like,
purc-persccuted because nc refuses his homage
Greatest and Best and who is be ostracised by the
great Democratic Republican Parry composing the
neNl Legislature OF Virginia. Precipitation tor the
aposiacy OF William c. Hives.
BY the President. benjamin w Leigh: The electors
oil Virginia. nodestly rejected you their candidate for
Tue rresidency-'liiey boldly reject you as IT, States
BY John F. +. Lewis Martin Van Buren, When
,aehlied with the present Administration he will be
iounu t1ue to The fai,h both in word and action
by the Vice President. The Little Dutchnan: III.
is not worth thinblc full OF hot water
10y Dr. Henry Lewis. May the steam of less than
'hmoie full OF hot water blow the little Dutclan into
| sie Presidential Chair.
By john A. Pritcteu Martin Van Buren, MAY he
SIM sum! h'te below political Judas under the shadow OF
By NJ. A. Ball, of Alabama South Carolina and her
principles The only remedy for Executive usurpa-
By Dr. David Moore, of Alabama Alabama: Truly
Democratic IN her principesShe will not in tn. hour of
TRIAL. De found separated from her Republican fellow -citi-
Gems IN tne election of President of u. States
by r. B Stark. Calhoun aud Clay The true patriots
men VINO have determined to defend this land of
noerv against usurpaton and tyranny, let il come from
what quarter 1t may-irom 1.-The Greatest and Best t,e
! Hero of Orleans '' "
By the President John c. Calhoun and Henry CLAW
Disappointed aspirants to oficc-Now the Cesar and
ponpry OF this happy Republic
by a. Buford John g. Calhoun, the practical sup
post IN the hour of danger
By native of Virginia, from Alabama Virginia
and Virginia Principles, illustrated her late Elec
IONS ue TO herself may she be relieved from the
anomaly OF two United States Senators entertaining no.
| hteal opinions contrary TO her own
By Nj a. BOtt of Alabama formerly of Virrinia Tho
state OF Alabama: She is too intelligent to be gulcd bv
the system of New York politicians now attempted TO be
disseminated throu ghout the Mon by the cry OF
ana sticking TO the Republican party as much as she
mas IN Legislative capacity Unanimously nominated II
l.. White as her choice Tor the Presidency OF the u
Ivy Dr. Henry Lewis. Col. james H. Ghoson. The
accomplished scholar and gentlelnan-We are sorry to
oil such worth and talents; but principles call
aloud, and we must obey.
by ID Claiborne, j. Hugh l.. White of Tonnes
see The honest man and the consistent politician
he receive the suilrages OF the American people for lie
highest office within their gift mauwre the efforts of the
late Baltimore Convention va
by Daniel Digger Alabama Her citizens in contra
| iPhite. J''''y
by Dr. r. 4, N Booth Martin Van Buren, and Richard
| Johnson The one nominated for the Presidency The
other for the Vice Presidency by the Baltimore Convcn
| tion--Par Mobile Fratrun.
BY Dr. Henry Lewis The Right of Instruction
Let those who dare To dSobey, be taught lesson bv the
result of the last spring elections.
by d. j. Claiborne. Bush instructions: Gotten m
IN the spirit which anmaes the palace slaves at Wash
ngton-Nlay that effort attempted of late to be n,ro
duced INTO Virginia be driven far beyond the frozen
ocean, that all he'll cannot thaw them
BY r. h. Stark. George McDuTie and VIM C. Pros
ton, the proud and chvalrous friends of their State.
The men who stood firm while Andrew Jackson was
marching his Artillery against thcm-they will fiji te
brightest pages IN history when Jackson ivcs and Van
Buren, VIII be sunk INTO oblivion urlrn
by the President. Andrew Jackson 9TH
zard, as called by John c. Caihoun) He has nj
inc eyes oil the authors of Nuiicaton, and u ~
Duichman his successor, VIII prey oeir vital
7 BY John F. E. Lewis The Bank of the II States.
The site OF corruption and bribery the throne of Nick
Biddie who, like his nalnesake Ghe Dcvi) sits with his
vaults wide stretched 10 enguph every one who ca lis on
him for aidPerdtion da.nnation and death 10 the mon
| ster
by a DuIora' ilhgh L. White, our next President
AS TO The Baltimore nominees, the Old Dominion cannot
swallow such nauseous dose
by Dr. IL. Lewis. Andrew Jackson The man who
demands nothing but what due and submits to nothng
hat Is wsohg-may he retire TO tile Hermitage at the
expiration OF hs term, and there enjoy the blessngs of
peace and tranquility.
NEW YORK.
The fourth OF July dinner given by the Corporation OF
New York; was attended BY MIR. Livingston, Commodore
Elliott and others The following copied from report
OF the proceedings
| by Commodore J. d. Ellolt.-NationaI Dignitu-that
yIndicaies but pays no price for, national rights,
When Mr. Livingston arrived about Z o clock the
company rose to receive him. and gave repeated rounds
oi cheers lie was seated the right of the Mayor
who gave the following toast:
The Hon. Edward Lvingston-His distinguished re-.
putation the Chcf Mapisrnfn nf his nnti,,. Ill 10