Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-24
cpss and measures ef Andrew Jackson shown that
he is worthy Of the Peoples highest trust.

eirss and q Andrew jackson has shown tha,
he is worthy Of the Peoples highest trust.
VOLUNTEER 1oAsrs.
By Enos I. rhrcop. late Governor of New York
The People Of the U. States: Ready TO defend every
Pnneip.e essential to national independence
By Chief Justice Jones' Our ancient Ally: We prize
he's friendship, but cannot preserve the expense of
By the Hon. G. c. Calnbreleng The UNANIMOUS sen.
tment oi the A,nerican People: The prompt and
diiona! execution Of the French rrcatyhc best
dy Tor wounded honour
by The Hon John McKeon. The Spirit of Faction:
On both sides OF the Auanc seeking It's ends regard
less alike OF justice and national honor.
by the Hon. Jonathan Trottcr, Mayor of Brooklyn.
Our Relations with France In all matters of debit and
credit let the old adage hold good '-Short reckonngs
make long friendships"
By DR.. David Hasack. The prosperity of our coun.
Try The hes, commentary on the Constitution OF
government, and the strongest evidence of nir-
gcnce and rectitudc of rulers.
BY General Prosper NJ. Wct,norc. National Honor ::
lnsepaIable from National Justice and National Faith
Ky Barnabas Bates Henry A. Muhlcnburg: The
unwavcrng friend of Equal Rights and the uniform enc
my OF Nonopolies will rot be forgotten by CRATE
By J. ID. Beers Esq The King of France: May he
prove his friendly professions by payment Of his engage
BY William M. Price. Peace, so long as her paths are
pleasant; but War incrmnabe. when they tend to dis
honour
by Alderman Banks Our Treaty with the French
Government; The whole Treaty aud nothing hut the
treaty, with the principal and interest, and that
without any apology.
BY + Linton Esq, of Louisiana New York: Her
gigantic internal improvements her best commentary
State Rights
BY Doctor r. f. Miledoler The American Patriot !.
His political arithmetic does teach him how to reduce
n"o"at honour into francs, his countrys liberty into
dollars and
BY DIR. William Ingalls, of Boston Mr. Livingston !:
ihe Jnrist, not more profound in the science iurs-
prudence, than able as Dipomatist
BY Alderman Thomas S. Brady The Declaration of
Independence: The offspring Of honest republicans
whose beraty and patriotism could not be oycrawed by
bigotry, prejudice despotic power.
The Hon. Cornelius w. Lawrence having retired the
Chair was taken by Vice Chancellor McCo1n when the
ioi0wng toast was proposed, and drank with immens
applause.
BY Alderman Francis Pickett The Honorable Cor.
nelins w. Lawrence Mayor OF the CITY of New York
BY his kind and generous department as a citizen and
the prompt and efficient discharge of his public duties
Magistrate he has secured to himself the APPRECIATION
ana esteem oil discerning public without distinction
OF Party.
BY James / Roosevelt. Our Country's Honor: Not
TO be bought by twenty-five millions OF French money
nor to be taken by twenty millions of French men
BY Dr.. Cooper, OF Auburn. The universal scnti.
mcnt OF the American people, niiioas Tor defence
| BY Major Andrews, of Louisiana. Hon Thomas IL
Benton OF Missouri; giant and successful ad
true Democratic principles
by Frederick Winchester. Our Government: No in
reference with, distinction between its branches
The whole should present but AMT in the eyes Of To-
reign nations.
| BY Alexander G. Anderson one of the Committee of
Arrangements. Dcmoc ratio Principlcs: The only
! guard oil our Republican Institutions.
By DR. James X. Manley. National Etiquette How
ever unsettled and arbitrary may have been its rule
be mistaken, and II respects this country reduced b
the last letter Of Mr. Livingston. the precision of an
exact science.
BY Mr.. Wright, of Boston. The National Honor II
has been molly vindcaicd by Minister To France
1t has been and will continue be noby yindicated BIZ
our Government and the People.
By George DAVIS, Esq Ffance: The of her
chlVaiy Is set she may bc sans pcur but she is nat
"sans rrprUche.
BY Elisha Morrill, Esq The People Their o,ou truo
ir!ends- the unqualified and Incorporating opponent
oil chartered nionOpoies.
Tba $50 a.,
lie Denund OF Explanaonif the principle is sub
united to, neither dignity independence to the
nation
| By John NJ Cornelison, ESQ., of New Jersey Pub.
lac OPinon: An ordeal to pass which essential quail
icaon is--Iionesty OF purpose.
BY Anthony J. Bleecker. Al Guizot and his Frencl,
version Of an English proveb Policy tile best no.
/ BY VIM L. Morris The Statcsman's Reward rh.
appreciation and gratitude OF a free and enlightened ,eo.
pe-may the sons of our Republic be prompt as on
services rendered with talents and fidelity in pronotin
the interests of our nation.
BY Mr. Harvey. The American Flag 1t extends its
protection equally over native and adopied citizens
% $ Ne 7s x f &c nee. .aa
! BY Major Pierce, u. s. A. The city of New York
Inc iirii and efficient support which has uniformly
yielded 10 its public officers, who have sustained The
honour OF the country is mperislable monument of
ITS patriotism and its power.
by Isaac Townsend. The Union Of the States Tho
charter OF our existence Naton-the banner under
which we must all raily its Pcrpe,uty insures the ha
BY III Rickelson. National Policy: A term unknown
IN the vocabulary of American frceIen when coupled
| with national disgrace.
| BY Walter Skdmore Richard NJ Johnson The
patriot statesman and hero by his services ia the cause
of liberty, he has gained his country S gratitude
By Guest. National Honor: Twelve millions and a
hali OF people offered the their honor
at the rate oi two francs piece.
- by Richard Pennell Nj. ID. Thonias z. Barton Esq.
Charge Aiinrcs at Paris: An honorable hiah-innded
and gifted man may his efforts in his oil.
eai capacity for his country good; health happiness
and prosperity attend him and his family through life
Ijy Daniel Jackson. Livingston Constitutional Ey
position: The proposed xpanaon: the terms of such
proposition need only to be- stated TO shew that would
be not only inadnissabe but offensive to the nation"
By r. r. Purdy. France: The spirit of her Bayatd
mas ceased to breathe upon her sonste days of cIya
~ have passed away for hen until now did Franee
counsel dlshonor To her friend"
BY Commodore Elliott The faithful sentinel who
confidence Of his Government and of his fellow-coun
trymcn.
by Nj. Van Setback. Education Universal and p,b
lie, and not sectarian the only barrier which finite wis
DON can nterpOsc against the propagation of snpprs
ton, and the DOMINION of tyraunicai men, Nav its
claims to the support OF the peoplebe advocated y an
honest and tree press, until its dissemination throughout
the world shall sap the foundations every desnolic
throne, and overthrow the dogas of every institution
erected for the purpose of concentrating power bv en-
shaving the human mind.
BY }. I'll. Underi!l. Alderman Pickett: His services
can meyer lie forgotten by The Peopls of the Eleventh
Ward.
By Geo c. Woodruff, Esq. of Connecticut The
Stale Of Connecticut She has declared her adhesion Il,
the principles Of the Administration She will proudly
sustain II. ''