Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

berty viii be ceaseess until the freedom of his country
by A; w. Manning The Bank of the United States
ss,sas the People The defendants appear and plead
we have come, seen, and conquered-Let judgm be
entered for the people.
By DR.. A: A. lIarman. Richard NJ. johnson. The
advocate OF Democracy; the friend Of hberythe vim
dictator OF the poor manthe soldier--thc statesman
The pahiot7-the pride and goly of the West
Vice President.
BY }. G. F. Randolph The Fair: Universally popu-
iar-though not candidates for oficc-they
By Peter Tiernau, it, The midnight torch &c Massa.
chusetts May its hane disgrace the OF the
"uncouth far ,esst.
BY Capt Thornton Grimsley. Our country-our
whole country The United States of America pre-
ence to ANY other Part of the world public who
promotes the prosperity and happiness OF the people, de-
BY Charles ID. DAkc The State of Missouri: The
youngest daughter and frontier bulwark of great
eonfederacy-Whle her bosom yields lead for bullets,
and the bosoms OF her have courage 10 shoot them
she VIII be the true offspring of worthy sires.
By F. X. Conway. The principles of the Democratic
party OF the United States and the patriots who support
them
-. BY Arthur l.. Magenis, Esp Martin Van Buren,:
There better evidence of his political fidelity and of
the strong claims which he has upon his county, than
coalition hatred-whom they cannot corrupt they hate
and whom they hate, they abuse.
by Augustus c. Dodge. The Union of "the States
affection and harmony, and wish for the general ad
vancement of the whole, the only true preservative of
civil Liberty
BY Jesse Benton, junior Nathaniel Macon, of North
Carolina The truly great man, whose public and private
HE is the exemplar OF Il. that is wise and virtuous
human conduct.
BY VIM. c. Anderson, Esq. Modern Wings polit
cal nnocents: Their destruction been
than the Hebrew inianticde; they have been DrvouR
BY G, A Carter. ohicc-scckcrs: sep-brothers to
Locusts.
BY John Shade The Occasion: Amecting wiled NV
the People to the memory of Democracy ihis is free
dom.
BY one of the company William T. Barry: pro-
found Jurist, and honest man.
by EIkanah English. Thomas II. Benton: The firm
patriot always at his post in the hour of danger.
BY L. Someis Nelson The principles of Democracy:
BY J. M Magellan The Mechanics of ST. Louis: In.
dustrions as artizans-as republicans
BY Col. G. c. Vale Daniel Dunkin ESQ: If in.
egrity virtue talents, and patriotism, united with an
unshrinkng determination to discharge his duties strict
~, be requisite in public officer then has Missouri
cause for segratuation in the person of her chief ma
gstratc.
OF Virginia, and Lytle OF Ohio: trio of Democrats
names, never 10 be forgotten while mankind have their
rights and the boldness assert them.
by DIR. q. Campbell. Tie memory of George Ropers
Clarke The pioneer warrior of the Revolution, who
first planted the 'siarspangled banner of his beloved
country on the Banks ofthe Mississippi.
By Benjamin Ames: Van Buren, next President
Arstocracy defeated, and Republicansm triumphant.
Sent by Albert g. Harrison, Esq. The Democracy of
Tie United States Always true to their country and
ever grateful 10 those who csressy vndcae their cause
and the, principles; their reward the hearty welcome
Orwell done, thou good and faithful servant
BY William Miburn Our accomplished and talent
cd fellow Citizen George +. S,rothcr Absent from our
iese BOARD by severe sickness; may he be
ed TO health, TO enjoy the triumph OF again indicating
jackson Tor civil achievements far Surprising his mill
tary renown.
BY James S. Mayfield Our country aud our friends .
rased be the hand that will not defend the honor
rights of either.
BY James 5. Thomas Thomas H. Benton-our able
ana hdeiatigablc Senator; Although he has the midi
tary renown OF present Chief Magistrate yet in put
ting down the U $ Bank, he has gained the conf ence
and affection of majority of the American people who
In return will place him the ghest station that man
can have, the Presidency of these United States
By George Morton, Esq May the citizens of Mis-
souri, act IN as perfect harmony Senators in the
Congress of the IT, States
by one of the company. Van Buren's faults The
greatest of these with his enmes seems to be that he
nus Done nothing which honest and true Anne
find fault with
BY Patrick Walsh, Esq Liberal PRINCIPLES: The
glory and pride of American freemen.
- By John Heller. Andrew Jackson, President of the
onIted States; lie has conferred his country bes
sings so rich and enduring that the people deem them
chcapy purchased, outstanding 1t was done at the
peril OF the triple of 'war, pcstlence and famine
By ID. s. Richards. Thomas H. Benton: The gold
bill and other important acts of his life guarantees
oil ms republican principles.
by j Little May the wheels of Liberty never want
tor Hickory axletree, and Benton inchpin with
Linn body.
BY d: w. Riland The citizens of ST, Louis: Distn-
guished alike for their hospitality and patriotism
by John w. WATSON. The Reporters of the Missouri
Republican, who have honored us with their presence:
we hope they will make report o our pro-
ceedin2s than they did OF those Of the last the
General Assembly.
BY Jarvis Wright. The Democratic Party of the U.
t'tes May they ever be as they the pride and
glory of the Republican world
BY DIR. A. A. Harmon. The Nauralised Citizens of
the u States May they enjoy the fostering of our
by Bethuel Dodd Andrew Stevenson late Speaker
oil The House OF Representatives. of the u. States
prosecuted PatToths glory is in the destinations and
his honor in the Judgment of Him alone, who
High oad aGss al hP SSs ws GSs"
His own works, and man's works, a y
ny Abel Rotlbone Corbin. Our invited guest, Hon.
H. f. Linn: The mdness and frmness of his demcanor
Is only cqualcd by the efficiency of his public ser vices
by Dr. r. De Prciontane. Our Country May she
never want such defenders of her free principles as our
distinguished guests.
The following tonst by Col. Strothcr who
was confined his bed by affection, la wing been brought
nome very sick in the steam boat Majestic
by Col. q. +. Strothcr The laborcr earns his re-
ward his brightest reward the gratitude of the people
By j. b Bown, Esq. Thomas Richie Esq The
veteran editor Of the Richmond Enquirer the friend and
conhdant OF Jefferson and Madison the most honorable
example OF disinterested devotion to Democracy and
the greatest defender of the Right of misunderstanding
success crown his present efforts save the great
principle which cannot be lost ia the Old Dominion
without being also lost in the whole Union.
Many other sentiments were offered which have not
been handed in for publication. The evening passed off
In harmony and good feeling, and at about 10 o'clock
the company dispered, each his home well satisfied
that the day had been spent with honor TO himself and
glory to his country.
DOM ESTIC.