Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-14

or perhaps more, showing the identity of opinion be.
tween me fedcralIsts of old and the Wing party of the
present gay, proving from incontestible evidence and
MAYOR Garland $ Address of 1886, that General Hurri.
son IS a fedcrolist, and contradicling and disprovinG
some OF the Charges brought forward against Mir. Van
buren, by the Wing party, such as MIR. Osle's tale Of
"the roses, John H~ampden Peasants story Of and
about The questions propounded by tie Deputy Mar
shals in taking the census, &c, and concluded by civ.
inT the following toast:
The Democratic party: The bone and sine,o Of Ii.
berry.
5. BY R. T. Roberts. Joseph Lipscomb: He sticks
10 ms principles, and the people will stick 10 him.
y. by a Louisian. Joseph L~ipscomb: The people Of
LOUISA delight to honor him in opposition TO VIM. G.
Rives and his parasites.
MIR. l.. made a few remarks in reply TO the above
toasts and the course Of Mr.. w. G. Rives.
Z. BY DR.. W. A. Gillespie. The Divorce of the
Banks from the Government: A measure as important
TO the Liberties OF the people as the divorce Of Church
and State.
s. BY Capt. John Graves. Thomas Richie: He has
been battling in the cause of Democracy for the last 35
yers. Show me a man his equal in consistency and
patriotism! ''The pleasure Of the Lord shall prosperin
his hands; therefore will l divide him a portion with
the great"
.. BY Thos. G.. Brady. Log Cabins and Hard CT
der: The man who has no better qualifications than
living in the one, and drinking the other, is unfit to be
President.
10. By NJ. Cooke. WIN. II. Harrison: The Hero
ofthe Thames.
IL. By Chas. Wright. WIN. II. Harrison: Found in
the rear in the battles of his country, he will be found
in the rear on the lst Monday in November next, in his
war against the Constitution and the South.
~. By c.. J. Richards, Of Richmond. Our politics:
Less party and more of principle.
l3. By r. T. Roberts. DR.. Duncan, of Ohio: One OF
her noblest sons; his pills, If properly administered,
Will prevent the log cabin and hard cider fever.
IA. By James Hatch. The people of old Louisa:
For Their perseverance in the Wing cause, may they
receive the front seat IN Heaven.
Is. Bv r. T. Roberts. The old Federal party and
the modern Wing party: IDENTICAL.
l6. By WIN. {. Carson. Hon. VIM. F. Gordon, the
author of the Independent Treasury Scheme: Long
will he hold n place in the hearts Of the Democratic
party of the Old Dominion.
Il. BY Thomas G. Brady. John z. Holiday, the
advocate Of the Right Cause: May he be rewarded by
the people.
lS. By R. 7. Roberts. John Z. Holladay: His ia
Tents aud ability either as n politician or jurist, have only
to be known, to rank him amongst the gifted sons Of
Virginia.
10. Bv a Friend to Loco Focoism. John c. Cal
houn: Distinguished alike for his mastery abilities, as
for his consistent State Rights Republicnnism.
20. By Lewis Shis!er. Richard NJ johnson, the true
Hero of the Thames, and of the Northwestern Army;
The scars on his front, prove him to have been in the
heat and front of the battle; Virginia will support hiE
for the Vice Presidency.
81. BY r. G.. Bib. Martin Van Buren,, the able De-
mocratic President of the L. States: May he put Hard
Cider, (alias the L.. S. Bank) under foot, on the first
Monday in November next.
~. By DR.. w. Gillespie. VIM. G. Rivcs, James
Garland, and Edmund Fontaine: A trio Of Political
turn-coats-they were brought into notice by the De-
mocracy Of the country, and by the same party wi!
they be consigned to the tomb of all the Capulets.
90. By Thomas J. Garrett. The great and mighty
Sampson of the Wing party, the Knight of Castle
Hill: How he cringes under the peltings from the sling
ofDavid Of Culpcper, otherwise called Extra Billy.
"a. By James 3. Daniel. The Wing party: Go it
brag, YOU re a mighty good dog.
q = D.. ~, " II,ll.I,- Tho cnpnnctipp no, - "a
the Wings and Conservatives: A union gainst nature,
which, like most other unnatural connections, will pro-
badly end in harreness;-but, should it be otherwise,
its ill~egi,imate offspring will prove a monsscr-a Bank
Of the is.
%. BY Joseph Lipscomb. Our host, Capt. John Sla-
ter: Though differing with us in politics, we are more
than convinced, Judging from the accommodations he
has furnished US to day. that he is just what we have
ever considered him 10 be, a gentleman.
90. Bv Robert Newman. The next Presidency: May
it not he carried on Hard-cider barrels, for It's wheels, or
drawn by the hands of Palace holders, under the hum
bug Of Log Cabins; but may il be conducted upon the
principles Of 81 and 80.
The cause of the people is advancing, unity Of action
is all that is required to ensure the success OF Inc De-
mocra,ic cause. JOHN ELLIS, President.
B'y M' H H"sr9soS' r'ee Presidents.
LOUISA COUNTY.
AT a meeting Of a part Of the OF VI
glance for the neiShborhoed of Locust Creek, Louisa
county,, held at Locust STeeK ldEeTH, On tIe w ilst,
Capt. Albert G. Bowles was called to the Chair, and
DR.. Archibald Anderson requested to act as Secretary
1T was
|. Rcsolred, That our confidence in the intelligence,
honesty and patriotism of Martin Van Buren,, fres'-
dent OF the L. S. is still undiminished, and that every
Effort which is fair and honorable shall be made by US
to secure his e-election.
2. Rssolred, That the manner in which the Honor.
able Richard Nj. Johnson has discharged the duties OF
Vice President of the U. S, recommends HIM to the
.,,,,ort sc Tho yotars Of the county of I0ulsa.
3. Rcsolred, That the following names be added to
the sub. Committee Of Vigilance for this neighborhood:
Thomas A. Hope, Lindsay Richardson, Robert Arm,
strong. George w. Gregory, VIM. J. Crawder, Garland
John Swift, Joseph Harris, John T. Smith, John Sims,
David Sharp, David Sims, Elder James Nj. Baghy, John
Longdon, Thomas Duke, Hardin Duke, Hardin L.
Duke, Thomas c. Anderson, Andrew Is. Armstrong,
Robert Foster, c. W.. Gentry, Robert duncan; "
WIN. Meridith, James Johnson, Edmond Wash, VIM.
d. Johnson, Thomas NJ. Anderson, VIM. W,lsher, Da'
vd Armstrong, (F,) WIN. Cannon, VIM. W. Pullianl,
WIN. Cochran, Wilson Lame, X. *. B"wics, william
Crutchfcld, William c. Lindsay, Jesse +. Bowies'
Iohn Moss. John A. Harris, Daniel Perkins, Robert
Perkins, Robert S. Halsall, Rev. William J. Winston,
Col, Thomas Loyal, John Shelton, Edmond Swift,
John s. Smith, Matthew Lloyd, Thomas LLOYD, ST.,
Thomas Loyd, IT., Elkanah Brooks, John Atk'ssnn, ga
muel Hollins. John S. Wnodson, Capt. Garland Ander-
son Matthew Farrar, Garland Farrnr, DR.. VIM. 5.
Fowler. james Brooks, Dudley Gibson, Robert Dug
rms. Simeon Foster, Robert Corker, William Foster,
john Johnson, Thomas Saunders, Thomas bourn' Jas.
Duke, John Tate, James Hall, VIM. Lafaun, VIM. I.
Thomas, John {. Hawkins, Chas. l.. Cooke, Johh
Grubbs, William Corker, John w. Jackson, Andrew
Jackson, Jesse Prophet, Jas. Z. Hardaman, Samuel
Trenham, John Austin, Granville Tim6erlake,C Chap
man Gordon, WIN. Saunders, Thomas +. Armstrong;
Hezagad Cosby, VIM. Adams, James Adams, T.. ".
Perkins. Micajah Parrish, and James SIMS.
4 Rcsoircd,' That these proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and a copy Transmitted
10 the Ed tor Of the Enquirer with a request that they
be published in the Enquirer and CRISIS.
ALBERT G. BOWLES, Chm'n.
ARcH'p Anderson, Seery.
NELSON COUNTY.
Al = meeting of Democratic citizens at Green
field. in Nelson County, on the 9Th day of August,
Is10. DR.. HAYES n. Coleman was appointed Chairman
and John NJ. Smith Secretary. The object OF me
meeting was then explained, and the following resoiu-
tons were unanimously adopted: ~,
~ ! P.xotrcd. That the present period in our political
e. zsan;rns 1he nntirinr exertions Of the Democracy