Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
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PUBLIC DINNER )
The Huntsville Democrat gives spIcnGin account -
The great dinner, which was gwen 10 Mr OK on w.,
Dh uIt and great affair II must have bern he oay
uncomn.ony pir asant, aud early hour, l'e vas.
concou,se had assembled from all dreclInns aho many %
them from distant points 10 pay their tribute % 'ne
Gus principles which have signaliy 'riuWPh'd W oo
DeiphburImg State. - At half past 10 "c"cR, W
vernon rolS, IN company with cur JHeuy pop
ieow-cl;,zsn Governor Bsgby, also an In''teo soes.'
a c mpaned by the committees OF escnf'' anu
large number of citizens from HUNTSVILLE, ahu 10
vicinity arrived al The ground uds. The Continual dis
CHI pe of artillery. They were received ana cohoueeu
to the stand, by the cnmmItiee o lnVi,anh III very
handsome alyle where they were welcomed IN unu
rrorrs,e addresses from Col Samuel Walker, President
81 the day Col Polk addressed the assembly for about
two hours Ale took rapid survey OF general polcs,
and exhibited light the character oil tts nod-
ern Wing party contrasting their principles WIN 'hse
OF the Wings of 16, and demonstrating to the piahes'
understanding, the unfnesS OF the name they haa as
sumed He alluded The old Federal party, aud traced
Them through their successive changes o party names
from Fcderulisls National Republicans, and from Ma
lon1i Republicans TO Wings and proved their Pfncplrs
by their own Witnesses be essentially The same de
anmadysIed upon the conduct of certain hg lrades,
with becoming severity and exposed their dsgtaceiul
tergyersauns 10 the public scrutiny his remarks up
on The independent Treasury Bill were excellent
"Guv Bagby next addressed the people, and encatn.
ed their attention for two hours HIS remarks
we've mostly OF general nature but not the less interest.
ing impressive on that account He took occasion
10 declare his utter hostility United States Bank and
hIs adherence The true Democratic ailhibe sterling
PRINCIPLES of former mes-and gave lucid exposition
of regard 10 the pr!ncplps professions and
designs OF The patched up pe"nld l"meTaon, who
have holsed The flag OF modern Hhiggry, under The
auspices OF The great Western JHgyieT In train OF
sound, philosophical reasoning, he showed The injurious
tendency OF The exrsvagant credit system, and declared
his opinion that change Tor the had come over
The American people IN this resPec The remedy he
proposed the simple one OF an honest economical
Ittia
drpendng upon adventurous aid, or lmprudsn aud
g g. specuatinns"
The number Of persons present varously estimated
al from 10 600. Col Samuel Walker presided a let.
ter read from Gen. Jackson, expressive OF bis pro-
found regret ra, his of health had forbidden hls
attendance lie concluded with giving the following
sentiment:
Republican Prinepe- their efficacy that the capacity
Of lcupo govern themselves considered doubt
fol question Let forget that these principles lnulcue
jealousy OF all monopoIes"
Numerous luusts were given 10 Col Polk, General
jason the President Of The Col. Ben on, Judge
VIM Smith, Governor Bughy, &c, &c Among lhuse
which home 10 u.s. or have particular point,
by Gu.uvus Mchic Virginia, the Old Dominiou Since the
pudcson Other political atmospheric shines ionh with
brian. usue. The world size still victorious fee
By Col W. Camp. John Y. Mason of virsnu: firm
un~uvcng Democrat supporter Tfcaury may
elected the tinted States Senate, place OF William Z.
R.rs, deser!nr from the Republican masks
By h. Polk. The patriotic State Of Alabama: Though among
the youngest she the hrmat oil the states
hrrencc the Democratic principles oil the great Jefferson
Thomas Dean Tennessee. Always De-
hen she fund Hugh H. Who united with Jackson,
Nsn the Republican party Democracy her
Legislature the The Presidency
when she found hm company With eostc Clay and Bell,
struggling for principles Of Federalism her Legislature the
first o him.
By C. f. Sandidsc Tennessee Federa,m: The Whic flag
der which hus become its winding sheet. the loud Ccn
celebrated advent. bull the music OF It's funeral no.
Eo Clay foundation has proved lis curly grave
We understand, that the Democrats vi Southampton
are 10 give Public Dinner The 18th al Jrrusalem, 10
Francis Rives Esq their Representative in Congress
10 A. Atkinson. Esq the Senator of that District, and
Robert Ridley Esq the Delegate elect of The county OF
Southampton 1T is also said. that the Republicans OF
Halifax are about to give Public Dinner to Walter
Coles, Esq, their Represenlative IN Congress