Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04
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channels of fair and equal representation
BY r. NJ johnson The Democratic Citizens of the
Third Congressional District of Penns yvana NAV they
ever keep in mind that upon the principles they
crate depend the happiness of their whole country ant
the anchor Of hope for all nations.
BY Levi Woodbury. American Democr,cv. Nav -
always teach lite friends in Europe, that the faithful fol-
lowers OF its principles wish for Liberty without
Law, than for Law without Liberty
BY Mahlon Dickerson. The Ballot Box and Annual
Elections The safety valves of our Constitutions
By Isaac Hill The Democracy of Pennsylvona
United, 1T is invncble nay it be divided ma To
throw the power into the hands of lis inve,cate enc
mics. ~
BY Andrew Stevenson. Union amongst the Demo
cratic Republicans divided assault can never
come consolidated resistance
by the Committee. Andrew Stevenson The victim
OF sneaking Senator, who had the courage to
strike and stay, but in flying wounded The peou will
not forget either the innocent sufferer the
'rI gehu,o.v..s.u ~
II sets forth the rights ofthc whom God crea,edno,
the privileges of corporations created by the servants
man 70 enable them to monopose his property be-
come his master.
BY w. L. Marcy. The members of our Federa,
Union: while emulation TO excel each other in the ca
reer Of prosperity gives energy their enterprise.
may their mutual affection repress the unkind feeIinrs
of rivalry
By b. Brown The Democracy of the Nortb md ,,o
South Friends of the Union of the States and Of the
ascendency of republican principles in our National
Co"ncs-May their descendants at each succceGing
return oil The birthday of independence be able 10
greet in triumph that political banner which has inscrb
ed on it these sacred principles
y. tatc of pcn
syvana the birth OF the Declaration Indepen-
dence and of the Constitution of the United States
may the spirit of the and the principles of the other
ever be preserved there in their highest purity
BY the Committee William G. Rives: he lives in the
reward. " w
BY Richard Rush The Principles of 1776 ,h;.
would bear neither wrong nor indignity from Britain
and have been nobly INSERTED in our recent neqocia
tons with France
BY the Committee. r. d. GiIpin another vic,;m of
the Senate: lie IN the confidence of the people the
OF aTistocrac society could him from
fearlessly performing his duty to his country
AZ JacfsonJOrOugh Scricen County, Georgia
Martin Van Buren,, Of New York: Unanimonsiy sup
ported by the Baltimore Convention-May the -sa,ne
The Hero Of orleans. WHY WhiIGy II cheers
are endeavoring TO ns into the minds of the nconI
their destructive doctrines, with Herculean and almost
IL cheers ' - '0'i'"s'0'''
State Rights and Remedies: The balot-box, the con-
sutution9 rghtiul, and peaceabe remedy if the fu-
shall ever suffer this remedy fail we apply TO The ma
tursi right of revolution. IL cheers.
by Mulkey Godbee The first aud second Fathers
OF the Republic, George Washington and Andrew
Jackson: The by his wisdom and yaIor carried ne
triumphant through the Revolution and assisted in the
formation of present aon the other has declared
and acted TO such declaration, that "he Union nnsi
and shall be preserved" ~ cheers
:, by Iheophilus Williams The Union Democratic
Republican party of the State of Georgia While the
Opposition sinking below public opinion by their
strong attachment to ordinances aud resolutions we are
tn Inc
principles of the Constitution IL cheers
M SdUanndh.
Union among the States, and Education among the
feope OF The States The two great pillars which support
The mighty cdce the patriotism of our fathers erecled
The States: Cemented together by the reimbursement
of the past; the realities of the preseni the anticoan
Of the future; their Union must be preserred"
Andrew Jackson: The protector OF our frontiers from,
indian outrage the hero of New Orleans; the enemy of
the undertaking friend Of the UnionThese are The we'll
earned titles which have endeaTed him TO US and have
made him the PeopIc's President
BY w w Gordon, President of ihe Day Thesta,e
OF Georgia: None more ready TO vndicate the rights of
the States, when outraged shown in 1885
more united to the of the Union and the Cons,i
tuition, shown in '33 and "a
- by Charles Stephens, 9th Vice President The Union
democratic Republican Convention miiledgevie: IL
mas preserved the Union Of the party party win pre-
serve the Union Of the States
BY Judge I, U r. Charlton. The Union: I, is too
strong TO be subyeredby the categories subtle meta
physics oil acon and too rmly ceented by the adhe.
sion and devoted attachment Of American Democracy
er 70 be shaken by either open disguised rebellion
at CreeHUiHe, S. e.
Geo McDuffe, Governor of the State We entYeaf
hm to study and practice the strategic of ono William
Penn.
Martin Van Buren,, Vice President of 4Le II st,ts.
His enemies must needs raise him to the Prsaidencv
and his friends cant help it,
Virginia, mother and sister We will endeayor to
return rom our wandering 10 her maternal BOSOM hay-
ing wasted patrimony riotous living among har
dots and gamblers and now fain 10 live on husks
William G. RiYes of Virginia The pjct;m on the
altar OF tue FatOtiem; the people have in reserve for
him the highest honors Of the Republic
. ~ WA. l.. jenkins. Hugh L.. White, OF Tennessee
How fallen lie will find the embrace Of Wieaerv TO
be as fatal az the wrthng folds Of the Boa Constrctor
ny George Durham, The Venerable Officers and
Soldiers Of the Revolution With what patience disl
they submit TO PrY9ons; with what foriitude did tcv
endure fatigue what valo did they display in the dav az
battle They have socureddO The United States proud
name among the nations Of the eBrta glory which will
never perish
The Clon .HacTror, near WiaeGssfey Va
by Col Randolph, Vice Presiden,-rhe Clan Mac
Yo fit be necessary to preserve their constitutional
fghu unimPaircd they will arm in the Highlands and
" True TO the last Of their blood and thor breath,
ny r.. Heat The Clan MecIyort Let him ,,l,o
ieeIs the Tartan, beware Of the dirk
by M il. CoBenbaver. The Heroes Of tho Revot,,
ton They fought not only for us, but for the world
fhe world will enjoy the fruits Of their labor
ny ~ Harry. strict construction Of the Constitn.
1on Will show all that Virginia deegasd-ust what she
eLpecispr precisely what che demands unonaiife6lv
what she will submit to-
m Beth, Borezn county, w.
The Union Of the States Best preserved bv n etriot
adherence 70 The rights Of the States
The State Of Virginia Palsed be the hands of tbst
Haltor who would dare for party object 10 farni.b H.
vel earned fame Of her who gave the first ip,lao "a
the bah Of the Revolution" "
The right Of the constituent 90 instruct the Ronresen
sstive "A right estDobe 20 Freemcn formidable To To-
:. ny Col John Sherard. The county Of Morsbire
teaec happiness and prosperity al her ciizens NAV
He % reefncd public enemy frattorf.