Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24

cumstances .cqnired hin. proceed upon his ourn~y
we regret the necessity Which called for his departure
fiendsin Cincinnati at public dinncr.- Republican,
., ~ CiNcissAri, November IL, 1885
Dear Sir:The Undersigned citizens Of Cincinnati in
behalf oil Their Republican brethren Of this place, beg
leave to tender to you PunLc DiSSra. n, such time
private worth, and distinguished services In the great
cause oil democracy and the People, rights
iney nave observed with unmixed pride and gratif-
in the most perilous PERIOD as we conceive in our nsn
al History, since We became free People And with
due estimation 90 your tolls and successful exertons in
the Senate of the United States against an ,..nanoi;s
and in defence of the Consttut rights of American
citizens, wherever, aud by whatsoever means they were
assaulted we beg leave to profer to you the homage of
our sincere regard and lasting gratitude and condcnly
cherish the hope, that you may find Il conyen TO
crafty your numerous friends by acceptance OF their
Very respectfully,
Your OBJ T. serv'ts.,
Arms rong, James j. Faean, L. S Haines, j. s,rader,
James Johnson, w. Piait, WIN. Price, Robt T. Ly.
tie, VIM Burke, Moses Dawson. Chs. r.. Ramsay, j.
Doty, Nj Brown Mckay, 4. ii. Martin, J. IL. Grocs-
beck, Amos Williamson, J. Parry, j. Underwood. r o.
Rciey, Robt X. Kennedy, Saul McHenry, William
Wiswell, Benjamin Loder, w Parry, VIM a. Walker
CIscrssArI Nov 18th, 1885
IESrLEMES 81 regret that it is in my power TO
accept your most kind and ALTERING invitation Ii would
be source OF great pride and qualification TO me to be
nrOn
require me to proceed upon my journey
ana 10 postpone to future the pleasur. slould
enjoy from general meeting with the democracy of this
beautiful and nourishing city.
The kind aud ndugent terms in which you speak of
my public services cannot be otherwise than grateful
Inc; but the great work in which have been
ando which you allude is not pshed and much
remains to be done both the State Legislatures and i'm
the Congress of the u s. before those oppose all
"ionopoLes and who advocate the ssConsltufionuf
rights ~ The 31erican People,, should ntermt their
exertions reposc from their abors We have rot the
upper hand Tor the present. of great monopoly but
TIE states abound with other monopoles lust as much at
war with the rights Of the People as that great one was
and each, in its sphere, capable of inctnp great and
Pcrvadng injuries upon the real people who i've by their
own, and not by other peoples labor Chartered COM
pahies with exclusive and extraordinary are
the legislative evil and the opprobrun of the aye in
winch we live. On point have the powers of
legislative bodies been strangely misunderstood
as on tins; on no one has much error and delu-
sion prevailed; is there such need for LIGHT
among the people, and for united faithful vigorous and
persevering cxerons the part of those who defend
tneir rights The Judiciary should be the guardian of
tue people right in this well others but
uaicaries are too oien SHE sfaee Of precedent, and
fuse to do right because e prccedes are in favor of
wrong In tins the remedy is with the people and
ther redess must be found in independent press in
teir own votes at elections and in the perfect subord
nation OF their representatives to their will
In thanking you gentlemen, for the honor which Won
nave done mt, take the opportunity congratulate
you upon the unprecedented and xanped prosperity
winch Pervades every part of country and besses
every portion OF our community, which signay dis
appoints all the Vaccinations of we and misery from
President Jackson Administration and which among
thousand other beneficial effects rapidly dspcng the
cloud OF prejudice which lately existing against mi
uttaTy ch,eftdins, and is putting military men upon
an equal footing with all other citizens for the most X.
allied Offices Of the country.
have the honor to be, Gentlemen
Your obcdient servant,