Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
VOLUME XXxBr..-No. 80


o.h counties Of the State gave such of
'ner sound adherence their old princples-of their
unwavering attachment to Gen. Jackson and the prn-
.Pss oil ms Acknowledgement of their approval of
Tue republican nomination of Mr. Van Buren, and Col
Johnson, as candidates for the Presidency md Vice Pre-
sdency, have already shaken the caucus sustained
cause OF Judge White in this State 10 its founda-
uons This cause, notwithsto nding the decc ccat
w p winch 1t has been attempted to be imposed the
eopie oil Tennessee, may date its decay and downfall
us utter explosion political delusion-from The en-
bodied and concentrated expression Of public opinion
lee of the real friends the at VauxLo
In TINS city, Saturday last In the expire ssion of this
opinion, we have no fear of being deceived. However
much cause of friends in this State NAV have
,ornefy seen Tor despondency all their fears for lie -
",e ut1"Ph q Mer ofd RcouJiiedn principles in the
Penatny contest for tic Presidency, haze no,c Rcd In the
other States, where the Republicans have been united
no similar fears have been felt The kncll of the No
party rarty cause has toled i'm Tennessee and from
inns day FORTH she will stand regene rated redeemed and
osenthraicd from the gross dcuscns by which few
round her. " sur
On Saturday last, the friends of Gen. Jackson. Mr.
vanxbalt ga u%a ciI johnson gave public dinner at
rGfT Crnndy, the Hon. J. X Polk and The Hon rorc
oJdrs"sa copy of the letter of invitation
"u'eSsed 10 Col Folk Similar letters similarly siqned
were addressed TO Messrs Grundy and Johnson COMES
"hich we have not been able to procure An invita-
apProoation OF his political and public services
was addressed to Coy. Carroll These invitations were
was gwen to The speakers, members and officers of both
hooses OF the General Assembly, in session in this
follows: - " 40
INVITATION TO COL. POLK
G ~, NASHVILLE, Oct % 1895
SiR-Ihe undersigned, residents of NashvIe and lie
vicinity, deeply impressed with the importane. of the
present crisis in our political affairs have looked with
soeitude to the which you have pursued in the
National Councils r"eu III '''e
On every occasion, you have sustained in good faith
ana with comnendable ZEAL those great and wise mon
sures which have been adopted by orr believed and liz
trious Chief Ma. strate 1 nus
we have also, with cordial appreciation, seen YOU
nSoGn
the great Republican family of the nation and aimin 10
perfect that work which President Jackson has SO lo
ro1sly begun.
The undersigned anxious to testify their repard for
your pnSle services o"d request that you will honor
the 3ist instant v" S"'''Ny'
G. S s sm miIf@s W e. Love ? Minor Breah
= Robertson, J. NJ Smith, J. w Horton, j. Over
" Crockett, 7. Allison, w. G. Shelton J. H. Holman
= BaleA, T. Kezsr A. Lyon, J. Price, D. D Bicknel
lar, v r. Winchester, A Hays T. c. Butler. G. W
Crockett, f. Goodrich, L. P Cheatham, ID Graham.
Wn 1. Williams u Ewing, Campbell, j. Philips r.
Miller, J Smith, $. Donclson j. Irwin A. Ewinc. j
Woods, + X Price, w. II. Moore, o. Loving, J. An
NJ C'avock, j. Austin A. Russell v X. Steyensnag'
J. Marshall, J Alleway, J. Ii Tarver W. L. Wasbinr,
Payne, NJ. Vunnoy, S S Bell J. Walker, j. n NJ Hall
~ =; D. Mullen, b. Gray, w II Hagans, G. w Hockey,
w :, ino,nnPson Jr, y D. Hodges, I. w. Gilman, NJ.
pen, ). w Scahillnd, H. Sins, A. Is. Burgess w p
Lawrence, L G. Pritchard j. burgess j n FsxeImsn
s e. w. i;atimoTc Hall, :: Johns, s. II. Laughln, r.
'iaru"' ~ b. Turner, r. Higgins, ID. Buie, s. w. Hope
COL. Folks ANSWER.
CoLuMBIA Oct 81 Is35
eHEsTtENgN =: have received your kind invi,at;on n
pariake with you and others of my fellow.citzens of
Nashville and its vicinity of public dinner To- he ven
at pauAhols on Saturday, the 3lst inst
OF ii'e kInd manner in which you have been pleased
10 SPe OF my past services and of the feeble but earn
piv III s.
sures winch have been adopted by our beloved and io
troas Cn'ef Magistrate feel sincerely grateful And
ior me appreciation which you have been pleased TO
maintain The unity Of The great Republican family Of
shall endeavor to avail myself of your rendered hos
paity, on the occasion referred to- In the mean fine
please to accept for yourselves, my best Wishes while
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
To Messfs. W. Williams C. /. Love, r p M MINI T.
Bfeathit c. S. Smith, r. Weakley and others
the public square, under the direction of Col On
WdIi"ms; Col Hope, Maj. r. r. T1rner, C. y Hoon.
er, and ID. GWespe Mars6als of the day The nTJ
OF the procession was arranged as follows: N''
,r ,., The Music.
The Military, consisting Of The Nashville Guard nm.
DER Tue command OF Col. J. II. Grundy A scctinr of
the Franklin Blues, under the command of Its. Haffy
y, under the command of Capt Finley; and youthful
u NnShV'Ie volunteers, under the command of
The Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
Two Carriages containing the Chief Guest.
Carriage for the Governor Sneakers of both uons
of Assembly.
. Members Of the Legislature
Carriage for the President and Faculty Of the Univeri
ty and Clergy.
Mayor and Aldermen Of the City
citizens generally.
In this order as nearly could be effected the nro
eesson marched to Vauxba where most s1n, pro-,
dinner, prepared in Deckers best STYLE was servcd 80
OF which, at least thousand persons partook ~
Felix Robertson oiciated as President OF The da,, a.
sisted by Col Robert Weakley. Col Charles Love T1r
James Overflow DR.. L. Breathir Capt Tbeo p Nt;nor
and a. Balch, George Crockett and J. w Horton Few
as Vice Presidents. f''
Never was any similar celebration in this eli copd,
eu WIN greater order and decorum; and never vas moe
ZEAL hufmony, good feeling, aud unanimy of burmese
manltested ny so large assemblape of ctzens n,
least FIVE hundred attended who did not parlake oe a.,
dinner, SO great was the crowd though ample fare yvss
prepared Tor all who chose participate So great &C.
ihe number OF the company that was found 1,poss.
t9r the speakers TO be heard IN tie Yauxhai BUILDINGS On
hs account alter the cloth removed and the regular
'oass gone through, the company adjourned by u1an
nous consent to the beautiful yard attached to tie esab
hshment where The toasts, complimentary to the quests
repeated, and where their speeches wore dcvered
TONED in e arrangement of the following regular oasts
REGULAR JOASTS
l. OCR COUNTRY :--" The land Of the FREQ and a..
home Of the brave" Wv "o
fnE SrATg xSEssEE.--rhougb n,isv,;8cd
for season by the vaccinations Of dcsign1e n,tc,s
VIII soon shake Oft the delusion and "bc herself again n
, ASDEEw JAcKsOS.--Thc evening of his i,le NAV
be cloudrd by the malice 81 pretended friends and
open enemies but The sun oil lis glory will shine a.
on y.fafrf tu fttttf.- ...aI