Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25

gushej gues', Senator Brown OF North Carolina: his
welcome presence and his able address has demonstrated
10 the Republicans Of Pit,sylvania, tina. he is true
hearted Jeffersonan Republican, talented eloquent and
worthy Of his contdng mother l
the Hon Walter Coes: faithful and able representa-
tive Of The people Whether in The field hall, he is
found defending the rights and interests of his country
By Coleman Dyer. The modern Federalists: Made
up Of The disappointed and dissatisfied Of all PARTIES
white spirits and grey spirits They have nothing 10
recommend them but an assumed name.
BY John B Ward The ant, Snkers and Swimmers:
They i'll -ink swim with Clay, White Harrison, or
any body else except Van Buren, They Will be sure
10 snk-ihere is no vim IN them,
By Thomas Walton The Old Dominion the dear
mother Of all May she continue in the faith Of De-
mocracy.
By Captain Richard B Parsons. William c. Rives:
In the hour OF trouble, he proved Judas
| BY Wesley Shelton. The Federal Wings False in
their pdc,ions Of war, pes'iIence and famine If Jack
son was ssced-!ase IN their prophecies oil Abolition,
, bankruptcy and rum, If Van Buren was elected, and
oiled IN their attempts In nsead and deceive The people
Verify such rebukes bespeak The merit OF the party.
| By VIM NJ. Treadway. ". Leigh win he explain
the SIN ." proposing measure while he acms Inc fighl
10 recommend II?
By Banks the faithful trustees Of
gold and silver have become their antagonlsts-from
instruments OF commerce. lis ma:lers-irom iac!Hes 10
The people, their northumberland from aids to Govern
ment their yrGnls: II they will profit by The exam
pie, lei the fate Of usurpers be theirs
| BY - Ward Hon. Wm n Rome The size Of
his 'cabre compelled him 10 use small shot with VIM
{. Rlves; but he has done more execution with his IL
tie piece, than oil The big guns o The Federal party have
been able 10 couneract.
By VIM. n Edwards Hon. VIM r. Roane, the
Statesman and The Patriot; Let the Wings and Con.
setvatiyes grunbe about him much as they please:
but perfectly satisfied with him.
BY Capt Vim Payne. Henry Clay: Thrice a Can
dda;e for the Presidency and thrice will he be rebuked
by the People.
By Edward Hntchett, "a soldier Of the Revolution y
Mao ITO h1 ukpp Riot h hnet
interests Of the country
BY Capt. VIM F Wilkinson During clnmor and
panic the Federal Wings for while succeed but the
calm and dpnssonale of the People PROSTATE them
to The cause Of Democracy.
By Charles Lnveace. The Hon Walter Coles: The
moderation and good with which he repelled the
slang and many abusive rpilhet Of his opponents has
enteared hIm 10 bis friends and taught his competitor a
lesson of decency. which he little expected from the sin
decent party.
By Dr. Richard White. VIM Nj Treadway: The
high qualifications and good Of the have oh
tanned for him The respect and eatesm Of his political
ponPns.
BY Joseph NJ. Terry. The President Of the day, Jas
Garland Esq The venerable leader Of the Democracy
of Fsyyaua-May he Soon be elevated 10 that station
which his talents and virtues entlle him.
Mr. G upon the ann4-caiion Of this toast, made q
short speech, which abounded with good humor and
pointed hits and concluded by Offering sentiment
which has bee mislad
BY Captain Bedford Il Averet "1he Great West.
ern, Henry tiay The shverirg Of her t"psai! from
the seahoard 10 the western ron.Irr denotes wreck
about line equinox Of lSi0-which doubtless will be
productive OF great disaster in Southern Uhg Com
, mc7ce
By -- Thomas Richie the venerable Edi
tor of the Enquirer: Fsderas,s may abuse, bu, Re.
, pubcnns will honor and esteem him.