Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

openly avoWed ones hcre and ultra Nulhers, received
it differently These latter thought perhaps, that Vr'
gnias brightest jewel yet remained in the Senate 90
striking however, the contrast Of opinion that the
ex-senator plainly and felt it, and when he rose 10
respond TO the company his speech rrsenibed nreoic
in compass, when agitacd in calm by earthquake;
it vbraed in every direction In its u,tr.Dgs however
Texas the p..n at which il longest dwell he spoke
of her glorious causc-idrnthed it own-ad'isrd
that her noble example should be kept in rcol!eclion-
said that she would crrtany succeed, and that ne7y
there would triumph, Wigism wnul! ultimately %
here If win >!nui hearts and active operations. we toll
lowrd up he cause. The Govrfno! SAT-! but little:
(urch too hl", many 'lnnghi:) against Ora JacHSni
and Of Judge While and General iarris"n-tn the aston
isi:rrnt al every hiY: he said noihnr t.: all Ge lar
risnu aud Mir Tyler, you know. ar both natives q"
Charles City; and The latter in with .hc people OF
that county, is strongly suspected ct !avourng the pre-
tensions OF the former To thr Presidency. Charles CITY,
one Of the most decided Wing end Notification counties
in tho Die! DomDion in favonr ui old Black L"cka'e
fctcraist Of IT'S, as prcsdcnt! an Ah"llinnIs to'
IN favour OF protective Tariff and internal Improve
ments by the General Government!
Very after the Elk Senator had finished his VI
brant DISCOURSE The Ex-Delcgac Of the District wns
toasted and Ill the course Of Ills rcmarks while return
ing thanks for the honor done him. he commented, win
considerable ac lmony, Mr. Tyers address. The rx-
Delegate said, that there was hui free Stale, g. "
] supposc,) in the Union. The Delegate e!ect-tiIc
White or Harrison crcor, that would be, then received
complincnl ana in rising reply he said he differed
in soc respects, with both tie Gentlemen in their views
there did not exist at present. any very grea: danger 10
the States; but he thought that constant watch should
be kept up. One gentleman asked, why watch shonIG
be kept, if there was no danger existing? The io!onc
endeapucd 10 reconcile the ex-senator and The eX Dele
gale, and 10 calm The troubled waters; but all in VAIN
His laundering only made things worse. The sI'rm had
already risen nigh, and too many riding on oppos
ing waves. The toasng continued, and the day went
on, but lowernCly. At last of the State Deputies
offered volunteer Mr.. Tyler, puporting in substance,
that he fac good fellow but that hi, politics
not suitable. This was the very Devll-The storIn
which had been raging turned instantly into tempest
The Governor irowncd and said that he did not like tbe
toast One of Uncle Sans Deputies said that il ought
to be thrown under the table. The Stat" Deputy called
Uncle Sans Deputy Did RI, and said that he
ought 10 be pu! under the table. Other harsh words
u,lecd-Then glasses hew-and bottles, bowls and
pitchers followed in quick succession, and in all dlrec-
TONS The whole was soon in an uproar, and IN
This tu.ultuous manner the triumph o! Nudcatlon and
Whgis:i nlDdc complete.
What treat would lils have been TO Chin achsook
Had he been there the Mules would have had their
target to fire at, and then perhaps, escaped dis
gracc-but tic " Scout" | tod spent the day with
in his gwa,-toastinS, in Prlvai: probably, his
old Federal irieni General Harrison, who understand,
il shorn oi his abolition opinions and separated from the
little spotted Pig this last oil the Mucans would be
unwilling 10 oppose Ter the Presidency
There are some here who think that this t'owup he
tween the Sad!uccc and Phursee Wigs, was brought
about BY some "Bruon" Rebels, who silly crcpl into
The Apollo Others, however: believe that The whole
tumble Of pcbalds merely carrying out their prn
cplcs and following up their causc-accoFdng to the
suggestion CT the ex-senator, with stout hearts and
tive operations y From oHS. iGaO 'caS not present.
Williamsburg, 9Th July, 1886.
KING WILLIAM CoUNTY-ctlr'rnAion Of 4.i JuIy
small portion of the People Of this county met TO-
gehrr the Court house for the purpose OF holding
the Goth return Of the great American Anniversary, the
haowed Birthday Of Freedom !houg: The morning
was cloudy, and light shower :t in the afternoon the
air was pleasantly mild aud the whole Gay exceedingly
agreeable. We had laundering cannon to wake the
lustrous dead from their piacid and holy reposc
martial hand with strains Sublime 10 inspire the mind
with elevated sentiments Of patriotism, and fill the soul
with rapt emotions. But the Grove in which our little
company assembled, was alive with iaycus and nnbe
spirits, mingng tie grateful rejoicing Of over flowing
hearts for tie thousand blessings and happy privileges
enjoy, and which were secured BY the mighty daring,
and sealed by tie Grated blood Of those whose i'm
marital his glorious iHy will carry down to pcs.
trri'y, amidst the wastes Of age, and the ravaEes Of
lT:"
On motion, made and seconded By Robert Burke and
james Croxton Esqrs DR.. Joseph Fl. Robbins call
ed to the Chair, and George Edwards, Esq, appointed
S-crclury.
On motion, committee chosen 10 select toasts
for the occasion, and composed Of The following gem
te;nrn, viz Jimrs Croxtpn James /. Sandwich flor
din Lilllcpagc Geo Edwards and Robert Burke Esqs.
REGULAR ToASTS.
J. Gcoree UnShtugt on-First in war, first in peace,
and first in the hearts Of his coun:rymcn.
2 TaomaS J,5trsou-Thc Author OF the Declaration
of Independence.
3. Tae Day se ec'ehrGr.
j. OR CunsirY-Right or wrong
s Free Tradc and Saaors Rghis-Thc hand;naids of
Liberty.
G. Jdns Nadispa-Thc brilliant cxpounder of the
Constitution lie has Chased his immortal career; but
lie lives easrHcd in thr grateful hearts OF MS admir- u,
countryren, and his evergreen fan,e will bloom and
flourish like the Rose CT ShaIon for ages anC ages TO
7. Tic Fair. Woman. lovely woman.
VoLryrEEER ToAsrs.
By the Chairman The Flag Of my country:
or IiG am Of tie free rn. the home brave.
By James r. Shadwick. Free trade and Sailor 8
Rights The hes! hand'maids OF agriculture, commerce.
ard manufactures.
b. Robert Burke. Our Country right or wrong
Abnli.ionsul 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
By George ". Lirsconrb. General Samuel Houston:
The founder Of new Republic.
By George Edwards. Col Read The bold adven-
tucr and gallant dc!ivcrcr Of the troops at The Block
House.
Gy James Croxton The Day celebrate.
By Roher, Walker. General S. Houston lie dc.
serves 10 be the commander Of tht TeSian Army.
BY Hordin LtllrPase Cen Andre" jackson: The
Hero ofNcw Orleans.
Bv Warner Edwards. Martin Van DuTcn: Thesuc-
ccssor Of = nGrcw Jackson.
b. John King. The Goth Anniversary OF American
Indcpcndence The hinge of liberty.
By Baylor Walker, Offered for him) Thomas JEFF.
crson The author of the Bill of Religious recdoru
By Henry King, ling e0rnS and smart saoes TO the
enemies Of Freedom.
By John Jones. Disgrace to the man who deserts the
sta ndard Of his country.
BY Francis Terry. The u. States: Long may they
flourish. . :,
By Nelson A. EIlcttc. RePublcanism without dis
puise and without deception.
Nv William D. Slaughter Andrew Jackson: He las
nroyed himself Statesman as well Hero.
Bv n S. Crow. Here's TO the dny that gave birth 10
him who enabled 10 enjoy this day.
By John F. Terry. The Goth Anniversary: More
than Rome could bcast-nlny be united 10 years
Inore-nay, GO times Gu.
b. Thomas Rose. Here's 10 those who turned them
ont; and in their turning and turning about, may we be