Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26

nc S"S-out, ArcnimcdcS Ike, they have no
"a. Our late Political Canrass-whiic it shows the
s"9,m'nlsheu confidence we have in our Representative
10 congress, II proves the contest was for 'principles and
not men"
lo. The pie6atd Troops under the Dnie F.ag-A corps
composed ot materials heterogeneous. corrupt and con.
mictng: ion may unite the serpent with the bird-tl,c
non with the lamb-in passive harmony. sooner than
can adhere or harmonizr.
Al The conclusion of the regular toasts. Col. Edward
Lucas rose, amidst loud cheers, and in an able, eloquent,
ana Impressive address, returned his thanks for In. con.
hdencc. reposcd in him.
There were letters received from the Hon. Francis
Thomas, OF Md, and the Hon. James NJ. Mason. of Win.
ches'er, va. declining invitations in consequence of ur.
gent business.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
by Michael X. Seibert, of Berkeley. Let there be n
union o III honest men in support OF the nominees of
the Baltimore Convention, and, like Hannibal of old.
let the true men of the country place their hands on ,be
altar of Liberty, and swear " eternal enmity" 10 the n
n'itepublican spirit of the dolninecring fcderalists.
ny the same. Col. l.. Lucas-We admire him for his
principles: should he desert them, we will be the first 10
rebuke him for vacillation.
by Major Ii. Bedinger. Ancient and modern Wbig-
ism-The one a modest robe worn by patriots; the other
a patched garment of mystical sublimity, - to hide the
deiornlties of naked impostures.
BY VIM. Alburtis. VIM. G. Rivcs, of Va: A States.
man OF pre-eminent talents und ability-His services
cannot be dispensed with; a free and independent pco.
pie VIII, ere long, call him to preside over their desti.
BY Bryant OBannon. Gen. Jackson A scion Of the
good vine; Every tree is known by it's fruit.
ny Jacob Shut. Thomas jeff rson-A pem of purcs,
ray IN the irradiated and Intellectual conceptions of his
conntrymen and of the world.
BY Michael Foley. The Union is the circumference
constitute the rule of our choice-Nlartin Van Buren,. of
New York, is the man, and we the people will suppo.t
BY NJ. S. Brown. The People assembled here o .d,v
Alike true to principles as to country, they would sa.
crifce all at the shrine of Liberty.
by r.. w. Robinson, of Winchester. The Democrocv
OF Vrginia-Ihey will sacrifice every thing for priac;.
ptc-nothing for men. ~
BY David II. Tucker. Judge White-In pros,i,u,;nr
Himself % modern hElu1ery, lac has forfeited tho CON
hdence of every true American.
BY John Rokcnbaugh, jr. Martin Van Burcn-His
promotion can only be secured by the support of that peo-
pie vino aspire TO the pcrpetuity of those sacred princi.
pies peculiar to the old Jeftrsonian school.
by Jachamiah Seaman. The uncompromising Viroi.
ma Delegation May the evil genii, that preside over
the granaries OF 'oo, sling sorrow upon them by shovel.
iulis, If, through prediction to men, they cause Old Viz.
ginia again to skUK into the enemy's camp.
By John ID. Grove. Col. Edward Lucas-His nc.
the honor and success with which he will discharge The
d9ties conferred upon him, in the next Congress of the
BY John l.. Rusler. Col. r.. NJ. Johnson-The gallant
Hunter of Kentucky, the war-worn veteran. the ingrx;.
BILE Democratic Representative in Congress for twenty
eight years, richly entiue him to the Vice Presidency.
By. B. Nadenbousch. The Democratic Republican,.
ofJeiierson-An infringement OH those PRINCIPLES which
have always characterised. the distinguished Patriot.
from whom this county derived its name, will ever bo
their watchword to action.
BY John J. b Mcdonald. Amos ~Kendal-Al,houo
we do not Know Inn, we know how to appreciate his ser
By II. Bcdingcr. WIN. C. Rivcs-The People hold
Tor him in reserve the highest office in their gilt, to be-
stow on their iavorite son, in due and proper time.
BY Lewis Lucas. The yeomanry of MORGAN md
hampshire counties-ln principle as pure as the breezes
OF their mountains, and firm as their foundation.
BY Basil Lucas. Rcform-The people did expect il
and Old Hickory has realized their expectations.
BY ID. w. Gray. The Old Dominion-Sinc she has
failed to elect her favorite, VIM. G.. Riyes. for the can.
didatc for the Vice Presidency, may she rive her entire
s9pport to the veteran patriot of the West, Col. n. NJ.
BY John Locke The honorable Edward Lucas-M,v
virtue and equity be the objects of II his undertakings.
BY Joseph w. Brown, of Maryland. Virginia has no.
by sustained her principles; may Maryland follow her
example.
By John Gri Eggs. Col. r. NJ. Johnson, the hero of
the Ihames-A man who has offered the sacrifice of his
life for the honor OF his country; a grateful peonle will
duly appreciate his services.
BY John Sharff. Martin Van Buren-A stauncb Re-.
publican, prescribed by a ~proAigatc Senate. ners.cn,ed
by Bankites, Tarihilc. and Nuliiers; what other proof do
BY David Wade. The departed Soldiers or rho H..
voluiion-Theirf fame shall live in our memories
mrheir spirits wrap the dusky mountain,
Their memory fingers On the fountain;
Roll, %iaslins +" with It th %iii fnSc f "rsI,
BY Montgomery Slemnons. The llusbandmcn and
Mechanics-The bone and sinew of our land; thev are
not to be waylaid at pleasure by every apostute dema-
BY John P. Walters. Martin Van Buren, the friend Of
Democracy-May the People of the United Suites learn
to appreciate his worth.
By Robert w. Baylor. The Democratic party of Vir.
~ginia-They have done much. but more yet remains 10
be done; the present crisis demands all their frnness Of
purpose unity OF action and concentration of opinion as
to measures and men.
by Jonn IL. Grow. van Buren,, the candidate for the
Prcsldency-A statesman of the highest order. he il
worthy TO be the successor ofthe Hero of New Orleans
BY David w. Gray. The French IndempjtnIse
cured by the patriotic trmncss of Old Hickory .notwith.
standing The suicidal opposition of the Wings. His name
VIII be venerated by our latest posterity; when RANK
Whigism shall have been consigned to the dark vaults Of
oblivion. ""' VI
BY Frederick Foukc. Our distinguished Representa-.
tive, Col. h. Lucas-Like a fearless advocate. Lone r..
bles in Morgan County can't defrat him.
BY Geo. W. Taylor. The Opposition party and thor
motto, Divide and conquer"-Damnation to a pragma.
teal faction 60"
BY Edward Lucas, jr. The patriots of the United
~States-Courage to the heart, and nerve 10 the mr. or
him who strikes for freedom.
By Garland Moore. Col. Edward Lucas, our Repre-
sentative III Congrcss-tie had Il rough sea but trium-
phantly weathered the storm.
BY Phineas Massey. VIM. c. Rives-Tbe consisten,
and unwavcring democrat, may he be our next Vice
President. -
Gx kSa9sz& TartsooE. Gen. Andrea JocIson-N>.
good days and a happy end be his for the nm.
nu patriotic zeal he has manifested in preserving
i'stituuons from dllapidation, and the most Liz
vi boons, (Liberty) from despotism and arts.
sePh Grantham. a. Jackson the firm friend nm,
riot OF Amerlca-May we always have such men
OF war to lead our forces in The field of bat,Ie
tme OF peace to administer the affairs of Tic
II Bedinger. Richard NJ. johnson the nominee
- ice Ffcsident-Let there be- no division with Demo.
Gratis; United we stand, divided we fall
By John T. Vanmctre. Col r. Lucns-A w,rnu.
porter OF Democratic principles, he will meyer drviahrr
from The old original path Of rcctitude.
by John Maddox. May the branch of NeVv Y,,L L.
ingrattedIn into the Old tiickOry Of Tpnnessee .nd a., IL.