Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
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remain in the village hut day, determined, in cunse
qnence of their appreciation of The services he had
dered the State in the Senate of Virginia 10 invite HIM
|" po'ake Of supper 10 he given at The Eagle Hotel
Committee was accordingly appointed 10 wait on Mr..
Smith, and TO express TO him the high estimation in
which ne held by them and their eilnw citizens for
his past services and to request him pariake of sup
per 10 be given al the said Hotel that evening Mr.
Smith having accepted the invitation. Messrs Joel tio
Iendn. Archibald Atkinson, and Arthur Smith were
also invited. and favored the company by attending
Thr company assembled u, O'Clock WHEN DR. Ro
bert Boiler called 10 President, and Dr..
Francis NJ Boy kin as Vice President
After parrakIng Of excellent supper prepared for
The occasion, the following toas's were given:
The Uninn OF the States. and the Rights ct he States
and Of the People: They only be preserved "by ire.
quen recurrence 10 fundamental principles
The People: The only Legitimate source Of all political
power
The Pfesiden, of the United States: For his firm and
impartial Administration of The Government, denounced
by Northern men partial 10 Southern interests.
Our DISTINGUISHED Guest, Wm smith Esq The able,
intrepid and interchangeable advocate Of true Democratic
princp!fs.
Mr.. Smith returned thanks 10 the company for The
complimentary manner ibey had spoken of him, and
spoke ab"nt hour taking view Of banking sys.
TEN II conducted and showed concusivply the
If jurhus effects which resulted To The community from
the course which was pursued by them lie pad high
compliment TO lbe President Of The U. S ond satisfied
all present, Ihot man in the Unn had higher claims
The people Of the South qupEce o The course
Of policy which he bad adopted He commended, that
the Sub Treasury scheme as recommended ty Mr. Van
Buren,, The very best which the wisdom Of had
devised Ior The safe keeping Of the public money. av
ng concluded his remarks he offered The following
tmen':
The Citizens Of Sm,hfeld and of The Co,nty of Isle
OF Wight Famed for hospitality, and distinguished for
their stern ID, mocracy.
b. DIR Robert Butler, President. Our PERSONAL and
political friend, the Hon Joel olleman: May his days
be long and happy Isle of Wight may weIlbe proud Of
such
of the highest gratitude, for the hind feelings
expressed in The sentiment just given. Hesad that
could be more sensible of The obligations he was
under TO the people OF This his native county, than he
was: hat in The various stations whchhe had been
called he had faithfully enteovored to discharge The
dulles imposed him. He then explained 10 the com.
pany Tie he had pursued whilst her representa-
tive in The Stale Legislature. on the mos, pnminenl sub
which had been brought before that b6y; and
urpd them, ibo, willis; he continued 10 srve them IN
lr Congress of the United States, Hort would
De spared The people of the discwiih fidelity.
r. paid high compliment 10 The people t The county,
ard concluded by firing The following sentiment:
The People VI The county of Isle OF Wight my per.
onaI md political friends No man lad better per.
sonGl or political friends.
Tons, by the Vice President A. AikinHn, Esq The
'enaor elect for this DISTRICT ever rm IN The support oil
republican principles
Mr.. Atkinson returned his thanks for lie compliment
pard hm aud said that be would MT uespass on The
kindrfss Of The company 10y OBTAINING tfem o1g in The
erred him by the people Of this Senatorial district,
and that he political principles watch hehnd here
tolore advocated, would lie his guide his iure course
He then gave The following sentiment:
Chartered Rights The nsdIous means Of uea,inga
the many. bounty TO The few: An exposure OF
their evil deeds. is tyranny unmarked.
By VIM II. Jordan. Col A Smith: His ntlcopposI-
ion oil monop"les, has gained him The applause and
OF his fellow cilizeEs An honest man. thenoelest
sprk of God
Col Smith observed that he would moi undertake TO
oil, no p.
who had spoken but that he rose merely 10 offer
,nnent:
The Republican Principles of Virgrin Insulnerab!e
direct alrnckshlay they yield TO the insIdous
nd cnruplirg Influences OF exayugant schemes o 10.
ierral improvement
By shimuel Goodwin VIM H. Roane :or his gal.
LIANT stand IN the Senate of The ) y pPp s"ou'o
at least see that traitor should DE ms coeHg"e
reward HIM with faithful coadjupr, and Virginia VIII
have nothing 10 lear. y ,, N;,Lo
Hapry ambition has eve. ~ "n ;o' 'e sor
po. ~ Nv p;t, ~ or.' the Senate OF the T. s.
"et pP na =" CT Those who love msmmon more
than their counrr money more 'nan 'ne
National Bars '''"' " - ~ 'e' :
etsto - i&Gben Butler William C. Rives: Once the IA.
,. ~, son OF Virginia. but since he has deserted his
g ,Ier prncplts, may he receive that reward his oPos-
,acy So Justly deserves.
By Dr. = woodey. Virginia: That she may again
assume lie hig ard dgHiEsd station, 1hich she unce
proudly non I'd am"pg her sister States depends IN
The prese and rising generations The abandonment
f all IDEAS Of Southern emgaiIon the love OF home,
and strict and hnnest attention to home affairs the surest
guarantees to promote this noble and patriotic end.
Be John Crumper. The Democratic Republicans OF
the CulpepeI District: They have cause 10 be poudo
the stand Their able ard eloquent representative has
taken in the Senate Of Virginia
By &. n Chapman DR. Francis Mallory Is he
Wing or Democrat: who shall decide when Doctors
Bv John W. Davis The authors of The late Nunse-
nond Circular BuIlies in ambush dare they show Their
i.ssps ears? 90
able discharge of public duties merits respect and
gratitude a..
By John B Pedin. The Democracy Of Virginia
The glorious vicnry achieved al the last election has
given dpalh-blow TO Conservatism.
By james Thomas The author Of the Virginia Re
solutions Of o. The greatest expoundcr Of The Constr
tuition The wor'd.have ever produc'd.
BY Robert BulLr. The Hon VIM: Rosre,a g"
nuinp scion Of he did stock Of Virginia Democids
By Madison Jordan. Our Distinguished guest I'm.
Smith May he ever be the firm supporter OF Dem"cfac
principles ~
By K. ups" D"lsr Tho Democracy Of The hIs Con.
qrcssonal district at the last election: They noey sus
ialned their candidate notwithstanding they hau ''e
Central Committee 10 contend With. -.
By Edwin Morrison. May The a'is'ec'acy "hlch IS IS
pervadog borders eveFaslngy SINK INTO ne sea u
Bv Thomas D. Ripley. Isle OF Wight: The land OF
Go,is and vandas: she may Wtl' be called oil! power
ul hen she point 10 her sors, Ho'iehan' A'Hs'
and Smith no
ByJ d P Wilkinson. May the spirit oil Democra-
CIV ne yer be .xiinguished
By Reuben Butler. John Y Mason, The pure, prn
and consistent Rrpubcsn: MOy be elevated TO seai
- Tho senate of The u States. then with our faithiul
Roane will Virginia be we'll Represented.
By N W Trustworthy J he Wings Of thr h,s' Ion
or. ssinnu district: May they De as sucotss," .. 'e
next election they wire in The ast-etc he'f ca"'''
date on paper only. Nth.
BvF NJ Boykin The peoples President: Norm.
ern man With Southern principles Virginia VIII s US,
lain The man nho nobly supports Inc interest . "
South.