Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22
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dent, and John b. Darlington and John r Edmnnds
Vice Presidents the following drank
numbcrof others gst the latter one
from the President of the DAY to the President of the
United States:
the Representatives. of Campbell The result of the late
election proof of their talents, and the repucansm
OF their constituents.
MIR WIN. Daniel, jr, returned thanks and most
agrccaby entertained the company with short but elo-
quent aud appropriate address and then gave the follow
by lillian Daniel, 1.-THE Constitution of the United
states Speak the speech, pray you, it is written
Sent oy Mr.. y. q. Clay, itrited guesf-Thomas
Jefferson, the Apostle of Democracy: Whilst with zeal
We maintain his principles, let with fidelity observe
Sent BY our Senator, Mr. BaskerriLe-The People
Seldom wrong in their opinions-in their sentiments
they neve. mistaken.
pies and Republican Governments May they prevail
here and every where, now and forever.
SEM oy Hugh a. Garisnd, Esq, Of Meckienburg The
Dem cratic principles of Republic only be safe
IN the unceasing wachiuncss ofthc People-t is more
diilcui TO preserve than to gain what is good
by the Committee Of .7rrang late Repre-
sentative, Col Davenport As politician we disagree
WIN hun; but as man. we warmly esteem him.
voice OF the People, is the highest encomium upon his
worth and patriotism.
Captain Coles rose, and returned thanks in n short
Perspicaous, and animated address.
ny Captain bafter Ches.-Our Constitutions of the
States land Of the Upion--more than paper They
engraved the hearts of countymcn and can
not be nterlncd or blotted, without their consent
By The COMMITTEES Of .2rrangcment,-The Richmond
Inc unwavering advocate of Democracy. as
warmly IN the minority in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to it,.
Col Pd"t Taylor then and said that he would
avail himself OF the opportunity afforded by this
to offer plain tribute a departed friend who If we
may judge from his pe,cal history and senme mis- we
have every believe Would have cordinlv CO.
operated with u.s. regard to those n,omcntos political
questions now agitatng the country. The person TO
whom have reference, was known to of u.s. per-
maps 10 all either personally from character there
pose that drink
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citizen Col John HILL late of this county Hc was es
ecmed as friend, respected citizen and loved
neighbor
By Ui2Lia,n Tsyry-Wm c. Rives: Taught his DO.
lticel creed under the eye Jefferson he has done ho
nor to the memory of his early friend and tutor.
By Rirhdrd III. UatkinS-.1he death of Whipoerv in
our State the triumph of correct principles
~ John r. Ed'nonds The ext Presidency Oblivion
to local preiudces-union upon the strongest of our
party, without regard to his location.
By Stephen ks"t-Judge White-A very good old
man, though duped and led astray, by yoSDs, ssd-
wether of Tenncssee.-Pify! Pin!
By Col Paul Tayior.-1hc Right of Instruction TT
must and will be sustained, while Representative Co
vernment has an abiding place, or RePublicansm
tary.
ByJohn c. Mehie.-The anti Republican party: OF
times chrlstened, and with divers names but still
unrcgenerated.
By r. Y: Watkhs.-Our talented and useful Elk
Councillor r. v. Daniel May he be reinstated by our
By Captain j. ~ kiceIwilIiam r. Baskerville our
Senator No politician until we needed him-prompt to
our CALL and faithful To cause.
By James I. .Hdey.-Scnator Tyler: His COLLEAGUE
has served him. instead ola bag of cotton and shielded
him from the shot of his constituents
by Captain Henry WHsOn.-T Thomas H. Benton the
hon OF the Senaea sentinel on the watclower: Nav
ne not cease roaring, until he has Clay and Co.'S ob.
Senate.
By John B. Carrington.-The right of the People to
instruct their Representatives When denied O, evadcd
by the latter when exercised by the former is subver
sion Of the principles of Free Government
By Dr. r. H. Araen. WIN. G. Rivcs: Too much ofa
Stae-R ghts for the Fedcaliss-too faithful 10 thr
obligations of the Constitution for the Nulfcs-bai'
precisely The man for the friends of the Union Of the.
States and the Rights of the States
By Col. Tayor.-The Wing SENATE and their 800 900
dollars compensation to Wing printer good com
me mt T on Teorm, political o. economy Sc.
s R by our Old Chief We have him
d ByJohn Wason.-Martn Van Buren, The able States.
man, who can unite more of the Republican Party in,
the Wings too know tfor him they most abuse
by James IayiOr-The Hon. Bedford Brown of ~
Carolina: firm and independent politician; his con-
nave duly appreciated his services, and reward
cd him accordingly
ByJohn c Michie-Andrew Jackson: The great leader,
oil the Republican Party and the drirer of the Wings
By Col a. H. BTHfon-Judge White: An honest
man, but found IN bad company, and nsdcr ksepng
He is not the horse for Republicans to ,cpy gpon
By Ro6t &ereRS.--Thomas H. Benton The able SUD.
porter of the Republican May his firm stand.
against the faction in the Senate be long by
the American People
BY Joseph w. GWiisnd-Thc Hon. j. X Polk, of
Tennessee: An able and honest Slatesman-lip wonld
principles Tor the
By .Ioha Wasoa-Wm c. Rves: The able expounder
of the ConsiitntonThe verdict Of the people has sus
tanned HIM in the for which he denounced by
the Virginia LegisatuTe-Let present Senators pro-
fit by his example
~ CaPt. Philip HOreTtOA.--The Richmond Enquirer
ana those who have conspred against it Heaas up
Nitche -ftes up, Wings -
BY DR.. r. III. .7rrreft.--Tbc Bank Of the limited
States Said to be deadBut, Democrats beware orits
resurrection!
By James r. .uedley.-The Resolutions of 1872 ON the
subject OF lnstructions-Sound doctrines Ther author
can now show us his faith by lis works
by H. WdSoa.-James w. Bouldin The champion of
the Charlotte District He has conquered Whigisn-
Well done, good fellow.
BY James Mediey Wv. G.. Rives: When compared
politically, TO b. w Leigh how great the coDras The
former the pride OF Virginia, the other enemy her
principles.
By capt. Henry Teyry-Mariin Van Burcn: the emf
ncni saieman and sound poltieian-Yirgina, in 1896
will not forget his services.
By Dr AigGnOn CoIen0n.-Fo the memory of John
Randolph of Roanoke Though lost to sigh to memo
ry dear
By Capt U,n IT. C1ark-The Administration Of Am.
drew Jackson; Taking the safe and middle groundbc.
tween Notification and Consolidation Virginia hnsaot-
ed wisely, IN giving II her support.
by a. e. Michie.--Thc South Of Dan: If il be q sin
10 support Andrew Jackson, five righteous men could
not be- found-tO save II from the fate of SOdom.
By n. II. Robertson.-4 w illam II. Johnson Won the
race by foul rdingIhe judges will give it against him
Anonymous Watkins Leigh and his. Report on Ia,
structions in 1879 elf thy good preaching did not
make amends for thy bad Practices, Lord, what would
become of thee;