Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

| BY Thsmus Deharl. Henry Clay Of Kentucky Tin.
worthy the high sation he holds in the councils Of his
country Look at his political course and his votes,
and you will find him wavering Remember the in
! lrgue Of him and Adams.
/ By Green Ayres. Felix Grundy, of Tennesseo-A
brave, patriotic and consistent statesman, who will not
yield 10 the fiatlecy oil his enemies We wish Judge
| White was SO.
! By VIM Moran. Archibald Stuart, ESQ our faith.
ul representative in Congress-May he ain be elected
| By Lieut. J w Gates. Thomas h Benton, the Lion
Of the Wesl-hlay he never roaring, ual The
of his voice shall have driven every Wing Of the
! Senate chamber.
By WIN A Lackey. Mr. Wright, of New York an
able and consistent s,a,esnsan-May his State yet sup
! port him.
By j. P Terry The day Of Independence we joy
fully halliday il fade in the bosons Of the sons
OF America.
BY VIM Reynolds. The Anniversary Of American
lndependence-May il ever bring TO our minds The me.
injury OF illuslriuus ancestors.
BY +. Akers Captain hl. Clord-WIIl he obey the
well known wishes Of his constituents by voting Tor
liberal system Of Internal improvement L! the ensuing
| session 0l the Virginia Legislature?
BY James Reynolds. Col A Staples Clerk
! Worthy of the "tiice hs county has given bin.
| BY VIM Hatcher Col. Vim. .ayres, the Orator OF
the Day.
BY Capt. B. NJ Price Capt 3. Tia,cher-The able
and efficient commander Of The Rock Castle volunteers
By Vim Brse. A Stuart EsG.-The bold. fearless,
alrnsd and unassumng representative of the Old he
} publican party.
| by Capt. Is ftalcher The judiciary Of Inc Ohlteu
SntesGrcat minds and honest hearts TO be perfected
| by an infusion OF constitutional democracy.
BY J. Lsrkry, Esq The reader Of the Declaration
| Of Independence. y:
. by MIGiin Weeks. Mr. Thompson and his corps Of
Engineers May they prosper through Lille.
BY Jno. w. Davis John G Staples, Colonel Of the
18th Regiment, Virginia MiIitia-Wo of the com
mand he holds, and the militia under his command
Thy Of him.
BY Jno Boiling a. Stuart, Esq Our Representative
in Congress- the faithful and consistent polltician-The
Republicans Of his District will yet support him, come
wh" will.
Ey Purrs Ayres. Texas-M sy she maintain the
stand she has taken among the nations Of The ea,h-We
30 not doubt it,
By John B. Turner The union Of the States-In
vain shall traitors attempt to divide, while surrounded
by the bul"arks Of democracy.
BY T. hfarden. Tie Evansham, Dany!c and juno.
lion RalIroadMay its supporters prosper and it's
mlrs saggcr.
by Gunnell. The Esansham, Danville and June
ton Rarpld-Alay those opposed to the !.
suct!nn Of the same be compelled to sell their produce
whnnt cash. and TO eat their meat without salt
BY Read Ayres. Capt. b. NJ. Price, our teacher
May he be supported teacher in every county where
his destiny may place him.
happy and independent
By A. Gunnell. Texas and Mexco-She has gained
Der liberty and may she retain it so long .. Ii.
berry breathes the free air Of her salubrious soil
| BY Edens. Notification and Secession, twin bro.
theirs Of the dscord lam'ly-hlsy the time speedily az
that they may hPncsforlh be reserved in chains OF
darkness until the las, day then only to arise TO hear
their final Sentence"Dspart We cursed into everlasting
fire prepared for the de VI! and bis angels
| By Elijah Deear Capt. David Dyer, faithful
and consistent State Senator May he again be elected
BY 7. &. Thomas The people of Palrck-Msy they
cease To degrade themselves by henceorth elcctigg
their Legislative Councils men who not only understand,
but also regard their common interests.
BY ID. I. ray Tor. Gen. A Jackson, true Repuhli.
eau and faithful statesman, VIII" has done good for
his country than man now viug-May Martin Van
Buren, present President. f in The truck
that h" has begun, and lie will be supported again.
BY WIN keath The party spirit which has been pre-
"ai!ng IN our counryhay i, erase, and the people be
in union like the sagcs who signed the Declaration IN
I716.
by Lewis Barnett. Thos. Il Benton, the able and
talented statesman Of Missouri bis plCquence has sound.
ed from end Of Tx Continent TO The o!nerAlay he
be next President
By Capt &. L. Short A recha7!er Of the u States
Bank, aud Henry Clay for our next President
BY Lieut. a. Wood. May The u S Bank remain in
tori id saie and Henry Clay be reduced private
one.
BY D P Taylor l. Clifford, Esq Editor of the
cp!esMay liz prosper in politics well as in wealth
By Capt b. NJ Price Tie fair spx-The most valu-
ahIr and indispensable gift dvineiy bestowed upon man
CalInus ud,r I'd must By the hearts Of those who vii.
fully remain ~ state of celibacy.
BY Lieut. W. Gaze. Thomas Ritchio ESQ the
veteran leader Of the Democratic Editorial cofps-We
have he to tear while he remains in the field
BY Jeremiah Brammer, regular in the late
Here's health 10 Gen Jackann. wishing he may live
100 years, and be our next President
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