Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04
GREET DINNER in CssneH ~ c

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GREET DINNER in C9s,ccn. ~ c.
The Milton Spectator gives Us Inc particulars nj a
.'fa' DINNER. which gwen in the vicinity OF Yam
J.sSihe on the 18Th {" September, Tor the purpose Of
Gel. brating the recent victories in North Carolina-
I"r. was present very large assembage ESTIMATED
asven hundredD Of The People Of Casweii, including
may guests ond strangers. General Burzllla Graves
pr.> drd supported by Dahney Rainey. Esq General
In mss W. Graves, Maj. Wm u Bethel. Major VIM
!, Leo md DR. John McMuen as vce Presidents
Tn sular oasis and the numerous volunteers breathe
q rl,rtotc spirit Among the guests Walter
Coils Esq, OF Halifax. member Of Cungress-Mr Lor.
ns The attic Editor Of The Raleigh Standard and Messrs
VIM NJ Tredway, and Joseph NJ. Perry, OF lttsylvania
and Paul Taylor, of HALIFAX Virginia Bedford Brown
Ga one OF the Senators Of North Carolina &c DC.
M FLOWING was the 5h Toast:
distinguished guest, The Hon. Walter Coles: vsnins
u representative the able I'D, principles which
On. Congress him ishbor
fend and lake his patriotic constituents, delight
hvaor ann"
Mr. Coles delivered "a very animated and interesting
Sueach in winch he briefly reviewed The political con
clrn Of ,hs country made few pertinent remarks upon
ne poca! parties OF The day, referred 10 the
names assumed by the Fs6eraiists 10 their
purposes glanced hastily their designs and attempts
10 aud isead the People, and earnestly recon-
nenced that strong guard be Kept around the CoDsii
iu,rn, q; The gates OF which an enemy in disguise
constantly lowering, advocating the great cause Of
moneysd institution the intrn, of which is directly at
with the best principles oil our Government; pIncl
PIES too, which must fall sacrifice 10 lis influence
rs be stuffed By The wisdom Of The sovereign People
As he progressed. Mr. Coles frequently greeted and
I'd By the acc!nmeinns of attentive audience,
king for truth he concluded by Offering The follow
nr sentiment. which received with great glee: /"
North caona ft;st receive British colony hor shores,
make declaration independence The innn, settle
abandoned from "t Of the nvacic amada but no ter
M p. her from chehing and defending The happy fruits
O. haI independence.
The toiios ing toas's succeeded:
Nm ~ Tr.dway Esq, Guest: faithful and
ale .uPPcet the pneles Of Democracy We love honor
Mr. 7. addressed the company in very effective
s?e,ch and gave tie following toast,
The coua: OF Cl:wc With fo~ Fdera,ts in 1888, and
hg: Ha 10 1853, al both periods aud The party;
~" N n4a'... ake ~ principles unlike only 10 scme
Of ht.r: hi, know his value, aud delight
9arroi him We bid him wecome 10 our table.
Aie brlng thus c"mp!imented, Col Taylor addressed
ts assembly Tor short lime with great effect, portray
ing ~rh much "rcr the true principles Of Democracy,
and occasionally dschaIGng vUley into the ranks oi
Is enen!rs At the conclusion of his remarks, Col I
b'gget lave 10 ut-r The following:
Hon K. Polk, Of Tennessee. and the Hon. W Alien,
Of cto her Jealous and efficient, Efforts 10 the Of Demo
ry and he the People, have erected for Them
s""a n ,"- OF all true Republicans. Mn! they ENJOY
ors al" OF ro'Itcuiurd domestic prosperity.
Jo'eA NJ FIRM an Incorporating u his principles he
u worthy "iiLc Republican party.
Ga the announcement Of this sentiment, Mr.. Terry
'o"a The stand: and spoke with great enthusiasm Tor
i" minutes being often interrupted by The immense
cheering o' he assembly. On concnding, Mr.. /. OF.
Ted he fnI"wing
r.. independent Treasury Indispensable 10 the independence
non Blown: The ahlc fearless aud consistent adsocac
-tli, Of tie People We Who know him bes, esee" Inn
Mr Brown replied in "a Truly eloquent Speech
Various letters of acknowledgment were read 10 The
c'ni'!y. from Messrs Louis ID Henry of Fayetteville,
\ Edwards Of Warren county, john Hill of Stokes
county, and J a. Bynu.n OF Halifax The following
from d. Avept, OF State hits nf the times md
me Ti.ws"f the Wings truly and effectively, that We
nave thought duty TO lay il before our readers
u SPEAKS a masters hand:
"HaLlrAx c. Il Va September l6, 1880
"tien'l9nan: II my professional engagements did
not forbid, should rejoice 10 attend your Democratic
clnner on The 18Th inst We have 10 rejoice in
NE rscen, irumghs uf the coed of Democratic
ht9n'cHnism md in The hope Of its continued triumph
'e have reason % rs"ice that the foul system OF de
traction ard deception by which party has been u.s.
s1i"d has been snnaly rehuked by the people; above
al We hive 10 rejoice at prospect Of escape
nom the nr"-Frderai. oppressive, and corruPt'ng
Sh"n"s ard systems which would have been fastened
upon rs and children il cur enemies could have
hnmrhPd IN The three last Presidential, elections
m"Tns tl'clinn upon the doctrines ev"wed. and The
measures pjsc'sd and commenced under the Coalition
Administration o Messrs Adoms and Clay; moments
cnnsdera,ion Of The Consequences which must have
Followed the triumph Of that Administration, or the
rnPa in the las, election Of the party that sustain
% II. ought surely - ndmonish every homes. lie.
publican who has permitted himself to be numbered
'''h that party 10 'come out from amongst them =
In v"w Of those consequences passing strange
40 snost incredible that any thinking man. who is
t' republican oil heart, could ever have consented
10 te numbered the polls with that party For, what
ffr grounds there have been for honest ferences
a cpnion in regard Of the measures of The last
Administrations il is certain that sound Republican
ord find grounds hope for The success Of HIS princi
r.s in The triumph Of the modern Wing party; whilst
IN The principles avowed the proposed and The
e'ts done by Jackson Van Buren,, and The party aus
nn'ng them, there WERE grounds for hope; indeed Tor
positive assurance shat it could not carry ersry hing
V" bed pshe much. and might, by On honest and
2ars crera,cn do sill towards bringing hack
NJ frGsrsl Government 10 s true constitutional CHAR
yer rrd destination according TO the creed OF The OLD
s",e Rights Republican pory
~ - in vain tha, The Federal Wing lenders OF the
T"n'h attempt To disguise The fact that they are ultra
'rrThss IN rr0tiice whatever they mhy profess TO be
. h'6'y II ihsiT Vaccinations could have sncceedrd
we last Presidential election, We should now nave
en Under an ultra Federal Administration, with VIM
ntnr' Harrison President, who has avosed himself
:" "''r o. emanciraiing slaves by Federal egsla-
- "d That by apprnpra,ing TO that Object monies
O. !" part cut 81 our own pockets; and with rahcis
tg't i"r wee Presidential mnn, y no has been Inc
A. aeHa'"r upon the floor Of Congress. in favor OF
.'",h Such would have been the result Of Wing
l'rn IN HE last election; and what better can we
VT rom ihe same party in The next? IL is all The
A.. US, whether their candidate be HARRISON the
b,,d .rn's'' or Clay, who supported him. They are
Us :" leather in AboIlionism and all For, although
e "a "'s Wing leaders Of the South who have hi