The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-01

PeoPu " 'Hs'ns, 70 instruct them Tor WHOM ,hey ss
vote 'h's siSnE Mr., R.sdsliaesfiop Of Mr. tieh'es
sink or s~iin position ~ss eseeeJisgy graphic. aud
conyulsed his auditors with laughter We would that
we're painters that we might transfer the lud,cfous
picture TO our Canvass, for the amusement aud .dhea
ton OF the public. as well Of the persoasge--who
occupied 40 prominent position in the foreground
endeayofing 10 swnn but sinking under The weight
OF odiun WHICH fails TO attach 10 him who pre-
fsrs his Parry his CouaGy But our lbnts adino.
sh Us 10 bring this very eagre and imperfect sketch
10 close Mr.. Rises, at tho conclusion Of his bril-
liant speech, offered the following sentiment
.The modern system OF Parry D.seipiins. Let DOT
the saysh doctrines OF passive 0hrd,cnee aud non-ro
sstauce, which buili up The tyranny Of the fu ,rs
and The Siuarls, be revived III free America
Itis proper to say that the foregoing glance at the
TOPICS embraced Ia Mr. ves's speech has been skelehed
entirely from memory, without the aid % single note
which we were unable lake. The language is en-
trely our osn aud alone Responsible Tor IT, we
hope that Mr. Rycs will himself furnish with copy
ofhis remarks for publication
z. The Hon. James Gsrlsnd-Elected IN 1924 ~
opposition 10 The puatiye author Of the Sub treasury
scheme. HE constituents will not desert hum because
he has carried out their viii.
Mr. Garland addressed the company IN On able and
Eff Give speech, in which he vndIcated the consistency
Of his conduct and commented with great and deserved
severity the course Of the nscaied Conservatives
with Mr. Richie at their head, who had encouraged
them TO oppose the Sub. Treasury scheme who had
aud who while those colors still dostrd above their
lie sds, insidously crcp into their and commenced
a violent assault upon their entertainments Mr. Gar
land ydicsled the Independence OF The representative
character. sssaed IN the persons Of hin-elf aii his
distinguished friend Mr. tves, aud asked enpaa'iealy
whether he went Washington the representative
Of his district, Of Thomas Rtchie and Frank BLAIR
Mr., Garland frequently cherred Nv the company,
and concluded his powerful speech by oncfiag Tho io
lowing toast;
Liberty Most secure when sustained 10 tsss hsnds
ofa fearless and independent representation, = ssf
tuous aud enlightened people"
s. James Banrbour: The colleague Of Jane. Md.
son ID the Virginia Legislature during thc memorable
session of '9s.99 He srll occupies the old ispati-
can ground in opposition 10 the increase Of Executive
power
A. long and beautifully written letter was read from
Gov Barbour, which, with letters from John VI. Pat
ton WIN. Nj Peyton, James Garland and RabeT ltIses,
Esq we are compelled 10 defer until our next
0 Our guest, Richard ii. Toef, the talented and
fearless editor Of the Vrgnlan, and not the less disn-
gushed an able aud patriotic legislator: May the
citizens Of our sister county appreciate his nerls aud
retain him in their service.
Mr.. Tsler returned his thanks TO the COMPANY for
this manifestation Of respect and after adserng briefly
the prominent questions Of the day. offered The fol-
lowing toast
THE True Issue The will OF the President, or the
will Of The people. Ia such contest he is 70 pa
triot who falters III his course
VOLUNTEER ToAsTS.
BY Arthur B. Davies. VIM. G. Riyes Equally
distinguished for worth as man, aud iexible adhe-
renee to the principles Of Jefferson he has already
served his country ably in her counses h. rnness and
political integrity nperously demanded Ia the Se-
nate of the Uni,ed Sta es at this trying crisis.
BY Robert Cdmrn. The unon Of the Wings and
Conservatives Like our Federal Cover lnent the
work Of concession and compromise. each conceding
hue to gain great deat Was this corrnat coall-
on, the abandonment OF principle, IN these great
now, IN those who mite 10 oppose an Administration
whose measures and policy are rapidly sapping The
foundations of that constitution!
BY VIM M Waller. That statesman is great. and
only he. WIN represents and defends the interest Of his
country, and no. thai Of party Aud that party should
he trusted, which requires the sacrifice OF repre-
sentative FOR refusing to he It's vassal
b.; ADDISON Taliaftrro Hon WIN G. Rives Too
well informed to be nlsl,d homes, 10 obey Esecu
tyes mandates. Consistent IN his political course may
he be trlunphanlly reelected to the Senate OF the
United States ..
BY Henry s Lsnehorne. Wm c. Rives. The
patriot, who dared " beard the Llon in his den, the
Douglass in his hall " We will do battle for him. aud
damned he The Wing who first cries, " hold, enough
By George M Payne The Sob.trrasury scheme
The shirt Of Nessus on the body Of Hercules: The
country that assumes II, dies. ...
Sent in by James Saunders. The long. low, black
broadslde nave poured into her; aud the gallant
Wing ship has already shattered her flag into thou
sand pieces One more brosdsde and then the board
ingpikes and the day will be ours glorious victory
OF men born only to he free.
BY NJ. H. Garland. When our country calls, we
heed party.
BY Edmund Winston. Oar guest, Vim. c. Rires
Neither the tender Of office the menace of denuu-
citation has oyeueached the gallant patriotism Of The
true Virgnian. Revolving at the idea that generous
ha tnE
kuavery aud plumber, he has pointed the same:
Hence it is that the hungry pack yeping at hts
heels, whilst Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart are joining
in the cry We hail him the Champion Of the pfacli.
cal and constitutional Independence Of the Senate,
without which there 10 nit to the Executive VIII,
and without which We shall witness omnpotent Pre-
sident on the one hand, aud the other his supple
lnnions willing To live in the sunshine OF his favor
By Isaac w Walker WIN. G Rves Esq, the
unlerfcd Senator and the teryer Of the party ability
olued with Independence, one virtue too much for
The dynasty
BY H. NJ Garland. Jr. The Wings of Amherst
Ever ready defend public worth aud private Integrity
from the sslersons aud Vaccinations OF the Swiss ad-
herents Of power
By James P Coleman. Wings and Conservatives
Unite VIM Z. RSes, the late nn.err,fed representa-
tive Of the untenr6ed Commonwealth of Virginia.
BY John A. Drnmheer. WIN. G. Rives: FIRST in
The Legislature Of Virginia then IN Congress late IN
The Senate of the United States and ~ tho hearts
If the people. Long may he live an honor to the land
that gave him birth drd ng between extremes for the
safety Of the people OF the United States.
BY James w. Morgan. The James River improve
nent aud the Southwestern Rail Road Their speedy
completion essential 10 the development Of the
IF the State and to her future prosperity power aud
'enown
BY Conservative. Thomas Richie. "Party |
Drummer" His silk giopes, silk stockings aud pumps
not the proper uniform Of the Democratic corps,
md unless he dof them he should he dismissed from
he service. The fact is since this ducef musician has
undertaken to play for the Judge's Convention, in
he heats so hard 10 gneH his con
seiencc that he has osi The tnRe and is now mpossi