Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
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GRAND TRIUMPH AND CELEBRATION or
THE WINGS AT NASHVILLE.

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TIE WINGS AT NASHVILLE.
The Opposition Press every where triulnphing il
the late election of White, and the dongs 4. the Whit
Festival. The Richmond Wing asserts that i, is ''OJri
DUSTY true Mut Judgc Hhc has fir grcnter oci ht
popu'aruy ihan Grn. Jucksoa;' and adds
rhe people sail Presidency the
;.sncHn! nannet Ynr ehsss Ds st-Ye rt ten M con
cDn kno'rtei,e If &c ueeusrd.'''
The Lexington organ of Mr. Clay gives a similar &C
count of affairs at Nashville and attributes the great ez
cencnt to the fact that the President sent three Extra
Globes to each OF the rncnbrspapers winch Contain
ed Mr. Bcntons two long and elaborate speeches the
| expnnging resolution. Mr.. CLAWS organ says:
"Ths circumstance produced great among
ber ~ among III. citizens OF Nashville sencra ami TucIuy
MoUST J". WIe OF sS s as &
sat Tennessee at this "aOme decidedly
The conclusion which Mr.. Clay's organ draws from,
the Triumphant sway with which White and Bell carry
every thing before them at Nashville loading White
with honors and the President with infamous nuendoes
IS merely sPccious. II is moi true that Tnaessec at this
RessFa Il tfiaa a asJ"fEson The People Of Ten
anti.Jackson masquerade for the 6eGht the plate IN
Bell true, dcvout, uninchng friends Of The Pres
dent Such they pretended they were, when before the
people. They the tools Of Bell and White, and
not the Representatives of the People. Those Among
them who countenlnce the v:nctiye sacrifice made OF
the President at the White dinner 10 feed the vanity
and malice the two who have abandoned the great
cause and leader that gave them consequence, VIII one
day find the fate that awaits all dcsertcrs and
berayrrs Of the People.
The Nashville jewellers not content with offer
ng the Presidents civic rcnown to advance the glory
and interest Of the Judgc-they resolved to make mi
itary chie Of his Tennessee rival, and crown him
with laurcls ovrrsadowng all those acquired by the
blood Of the Png shed III the Revolution, or W the
tolls and dangers Of the veteran who conquered new
States and Territories for the Union in the South and
preserved the key the whole Valley Of the Mississippi
The Isrious Judge was pronounced par excellence,
"TESSEssEE's rAvORIrE soS-DIsTINGUIsHED ~ THE
FIELD THE SENATE and then there was, IN
honor of the great martial achievements which made
him "7rnncsSers far0rite Son," the most ecipsing
military parade ever witnessed. Noihin. ever came
near It, say the chroniccrs, except on the TeceP-
ton Of General Letaycttc' 1t lasted for days 'OS
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. THE NASHVILLE GUARDS
MARCHED OFT ASD ESCORTED iHro TOWN THE FRANK
LIS ,yD CoLrMBIA COMPANIES. The 4rtilery company
was preceded by piece OF ordnance, drawn Dy FOUR
BEAUTIFUL WHITE IloEsEs, AND THE WHOLE MADE \
DISPLAY WHICH WE HAVE SELDOM SEEN EXCEEDED; AND
THE srIRIr.srIRRlxG SOUNDS OF MARTIAL. MUSIC, PRO
cEEDISG FROM NUMEROUS EXCELLENT MusicIASS Thrill
1rn THE sou1 WITH EMOTIONS OF PRIDE And JOY.
This however is but iofelaste 1t was the day he
fore Alexander least. When it came, " THE DAY WAS
UsuERED rs WITH FIRING OF CANNON. AT NINE
O'CLOCK THE MILITARY WERE UNDER ARMS; AT TEN THE
PROG EssioS WAS FORMED, AT TIE FIRING OF TanE'
RorSDs OF cASxOS;' and goes the bulletin OF lHs
knrh,inr of military chirain. through column and
half .,hc advance guards being at the head OF II on
horses, ornaInenlc0 Win WHile l"ata' nv
ry forming the centre, and all receiving the new made
,n,r,al hero tM sereruI roudS Of caHaoH and rOeys
Of mnSkrtry
We have been thus particular in giving the latest and
most approvcd receipt for making hero and p"fr0, IN
...,,n 20 il entirely succccdcda who had ne
yer seen field of battle or tie face Of enemy was,
by the process, instantly transformed into nero III
whose the military Of Jackson was alto
gehcr fr",;cn and in the celebration OF whose triumph
no parallel could be found in the displays OF national
Siht''uNe, wv go N'N 49, ~-""f ""h r'""i i.alN-
ette
,r.at occn,op to elevate the object Of it, 1t not
enough that. like the hero Of Iudbras, he was made
G.. .ui OIL the bench, great in the saddle,
Who could ~ well bind DER swaIdlc;''
No--It was necessary rfiec,ualy to aggrandlze the
new Tennessee Hero. that the old one should be as
parared. Cen jackson would not submit to inc dlcta
ton Of the Bell and Crockett caucus, when they brought
ont Judrc White aficr taking bill OF sale OF him them
sclvrs\ and proclaimed him hr Peoples Candidate
lie would not permit the Nashville organ OF this caucus
TO presume that he would surrender TO local ana
prGdcc,nn the right of the Democratic party 10 eject
depuairs and choose candidates TO recommend TO the
surfaces of the nationand because lie would not Tor
This reason make his submission to the Bell and Crock
etl pcoplcs CANDIDATE, pretrrrlng l'm to The man
VIGOROUSLY the choice of the great mass OIL tc t'pnD
Gcan uarty he is denounced dictator AND the Oli-
c;,I Buiin of the White jubilee closes his effort to sig.
pasc the obi ct Of the great demonstration OF enust,
usm rh:ch prrruitcd' By the assurance that "a uoud
rirc thrilling impulse to all The Jrecncn OF America
who will always advocate FREEDOM OF ELECioHH AM
sPURN DICT ALTON.
In accordance with this idea, vollrys Of toass were
aimed AZ the President intended 70 strike homo to his
heart the charges with which Bell and his part'zans arc
attempting to destroy his fame and his popularity Will
his fellow citizens al,
Smcp,rs Executive Patronage" the toast, with
m inuendo iatimatng lis abuse and the Presidents In
augural Address quoted to bring It nome 10 h'i.-
Sometimes THE ELECTIVE FEAHcHisE was gwen
with the hint il was in danger from the state III
AL
son Sometimes I" THE RIGHT OF sELEITiHG oG,
OWN RULERS = was drunk: with the hInt thal IL "on'u
e main,aincd against the power by winch II Is no"
threatened Then again all this wasrepeatrd IN dliferen
forms: as "the freedom Of elections, "@tftraHiNtd
nv Eyrcutiyc patronagc"-thrn the President words
were paraphrasrd about delegates fresh from The fenpe
and turned into "fresh from the W"tg"e's q et, tu
vorer" In Il word, uninst the whole Jury Of the en-
her or which Judge Whites military overture was me
prcnrsor. vas directed to glory Judge White ana ee
trade the President. And yet. with the usual DISGUISE
Of anhuscuLe enemies the nen VII" prepared th'S op
nnrtuui,v to assa:l him. under the prernce u uo"s
h,uor 70 his tricndsi seek to conceal tscr real
by paving to the President personally, tic c"mpl
mcnt of toast--but they do " IN such way
a. 70 discover to their allies IS Size Opposition, the
deadly hostility they bear him They 'irst I1aS
GEORGE WASHINGTON in cap'tais.lihsen, !, NJ M
MAS JEFFERSON in capilas-tlen JAMES MADl
son in capitals-HUGH l.. WHITE hLInsci!: IS oyer
in capals but when they come to the President 'ne!
drop down to the little letter IN when tiry PRIV 1i'
name of isaae Ill., disparagc HIM. 1hey give IL e'ius
- The Pesden. u The Un ted SetGsEMe re'%i h m
talents, horror him for his services and love hun of MS
he gr"al applause accorded BY these B'uuses a,
Judge Kennedy the gvcr OF the IfuuS I;s' EsToJv
h hr s1eesh o Br wss in the tragedy of julius
SUP ar his tensA0aor or; us ser
ricrs-iorc jor his rirturs taken III i"d M,
the idea BY which the senme" IS an' d sm on
pointed about pw""g d'e'"'i0n' ,aH S ~; c;o,
aGG y 20" inc I for lis rpO for his am
G ;"a The whole proceeding Of these Tennessee pa
was in the Brutus yen Ws TectnF
ION. I'd ptnari,y. they were anxious, by some SHOW
kudnes to draw the public sympathics to their SIDE
u b, 90 in the toast the cant and afectaon OF tn