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

party is the motto now inscribed en- the standard Of
their party; and wherever, said Mr. b. you will she
me man with this word IN his mouth will shew YOU
man that figures at the head bangles at the tail, Of
the most inveterate party that ever existed.
Great applause followed the delivery of these seni-
ments, and when ii had subsidized MIR B remarked to the
company that the day was spent,-the was down.
aud that time adInonished him 10 finish. Many called
Tor him 10 go and that the Sun up Sun of
Missouri was up'-Mr B. caught this expression. and
giving II the turn which suited his feelings exclaim
cd, yes, the son up, the of Missouri was up
one to whom she had been most kind and indulyent
mother; and to whom he must be permitted 10 shcw the
gratitude of his feelings in concluding sentiment Mr.
%. 'len gave the following toast which drunk with
the greatest enthusiasm:
Ihe Democracy ef Missouri: May they continue united
and invneble and emulate the glorious career at home
and abroad, of the Dcmocracics of Greece and Rome
| H. Tie Goreraor Of ihe State: A pure Patriot and
sound hePublican; as unassumng in public life he
- est,maoe to his friends in private life. Governors
II? Or Senator, Le,es r. Linn. Ills faithful services
IN the Senate, elicit appreciation and command Our
esteem and coniidence.-liail to the Chief
This sentiment was received with all the warmth of
feeling which the faithful and efficient services of Doctor
Lam are calculated 10 inspire generous people, and
was responded TO by him as follows:
Felow-ctzens--I took my seat in the Senate of the
oited states during of the exciting and
on'eh' Sessions OF Congress known the history Of
government; although seldom particp atng in debate in
.ne great question which agated the country sin
cercy and truly say tine and were indus.
lr1usy employed in advancing the interests of the State
ana my votes given TO sustain what deemed 10 BE-
sound constitutional principles That this course met
the appreciation of my constituents was
oy the overwhelming majority by which the Legislature
ratihed the appointment of the Governor For this
mark OF confidence entertain the profoundest sense of
gratitude, and feel that il will never b. in my now.r IN
cancel half the debt '
tOrthe fiatcrng notice taken of on this festive oc-
cas'on, accept my grateful thanks and with them the
following sentiments
The right OF the people to nsiruc, their Representa-.
aye May he who dsbelieves be denied the possession
| OF power, and he who dsobeys be- punished.
! 10 The American Fair Their charms the heros in.
cehtVe the statesman solacc, and the patriots reward
oh, say not Woman's Love is bought
VOLUNTEER TOASTS
BY the President ofte day, Col Joseph c. I.aveille
Roger b fancy, Esq. Prosecuted by the Bank of the
United States, and rejected by the Senate rises higher
TN the esteem and admiration of all good Republicans
and presents noble the spoess purity of his
public and private life to the history OF who pursue
and assail him.
| BY the Vice President Richard William Lane Eso
James buchanan, of Pennsylvania: His transcendent
talents pure integrity and ardent devotion Democra-
| cy, shcd the brightest lustrc OH his native State
by the second Vice President james b. Bowlin ESQ
Missouri our native and adopted State: With rich soil
GENIAL chime, and patriotic citizens to what height she
BY the third Vice President, Major Edward Dobyns
Inc Hon James H. Polk, of Tennessee His firm and
independent support of the peoples rights during the
United States " WY
By the Fourth Vice President, James r. MrDearmon
-Benjamin w. Leigh; His Report of 1872 the only
bright page in the history of his political life His recen,
alterations from the path of recttude clearly
his iorgeiiulness of his prcccpts and determine
ton to disregard the wishes of the people of his State
Let him hold on, if he will 10 his scat in the Senate
even TO the bitter end he had as well be seated ON
the crater Of u volcano in full blast
by William Milburn, Esq, Secretary. Lieut. Cover
nor beggs Ills unsued moral character, stern political
negry and eminent abilities will be properly appre-
cated at the next election for Governor
ny General Besser, OF Lincoln. The Democratic Can
didaies for Congress- Coils Srother and Harrison Firm
ana independent III their principles needs but unity
OF acon, amongst the Republicans of Missouri, to Sc
cure their election.
Sent by a Lady Col Thomas n R.n,on. II hi;
ease h'ght as great statesman, not for moment
mas he neglected the domestic circle but shines there
star OF the first magnitude
BY Lieut. Col B W. Ayres Richard M Iohnso,
lie is destined to triumph his ferocous
anu by victory not less glorious than when
ne Vahqushed Proctor, and his noble ally Tecunl-
sch. - ~
By Col c. c. Vale William c. Rives: Virginia's
avorite and favored son; his political opponents
have had the deccncy admire his patriotic DEVOTION TO
principle though they have not the virtue initiate his
BY Judge Lawless Judicial responsibil;,v. Are
y name, unless the Office of Judge be periodically placed
at the disposal of the people.
. by =. Detchemendy, Esq. Thomas III Benton: Ia;k.
lion of his tribe, the statesman the hero and tbe sac
Missouri delights to do him honor
By John +; Darby, Esq, Mayor Of the city of ST.
as its citizens are en,erprizing and generous
by DE- Merry The friends of the present Adlnins-
Iaton Whose faith is manifested by their works and
their principles by their actions and whose sncccss in
Prostratng monopoly and arstocracy can only be effect
duiy softer. Ne """'' "Au
BY VIM. II. Pococke; Our Guesl-Thomas II. Ben.
tom merits the first Cce in the gift of the American peo
PIE, whose choice IL governed by the principle that the
bravest shall lead IN battle the wisest preside in
council. r''10 ~
BY Durham Spalding Old Otscpo: The countv
that with prophetic spirit aided in the political advance
ment OF Martin Van Buren, while for time oyerwbeJn
eo by petty arisocracy at home well NAV she be
proud Of her adopted SON
by b. Nj Gowan, Professor of Mathematics in the g,
LOUIS University. Our lustrous Guest the Hon
Lewis f. Linn.
BY Philip M'Gowun. The Apology TO the French
Governments Monsieur ask the majority of the ID :
senate what KIND Of apology odd Hickory is wont to
make. 800 -
by John o Rourke. The Constitution Of the United
States preserved in it's purity Cursed be the nnion who
dare infringe its principles
By Philip Pipkn, senior. The Hon Thomas H. Ben
on ne nus fought the good fight, he has kept the faith
hencetorth there is reward for him
By M. Hogan. The Bank of the u States. Tho SON
fence OF death was pronounced upon it by Andrew
Jackson now we celebrate its funeral obseoucs
By John Andrews. The Far West: Nav bcr sons ne |
yer iorsake the true Democratic Republican principles
By William Huston The Political Enemies Of Col |
benton May uley cease their invectVcs and learn To-
emulate his patriotic virtues
BY Richard William Lane Amos Kendall Pos, Mas
ter General Whose abilities and efficiency have all
ready disarmed opposition, and elected universal adi
wen may The Democracy cry in the language
Vi ne Of0toT out ia nohcr spirit, Sand such mani!
By Col r. &. March Charles Carroll of Carrolton !
is spirit has followed those of his brothers in arms
Ills sacrifices and devotion the cause of liberty in e
Times that tried mems souls should ever be engrayen on
the hearts of all true republicans
ny Capt George ~. Kennedy. The little magician
who by the magic of intellect dissolyes his OPPONENTS
them. g. ~ ''''
By Hugh O'Neil, Jr. The citizens of the u. States