Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10
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sAs presume vou would Ike to hear z0Gu account
Of the proceedings Of the Democratic l1 uula ...
place al Shutters IN, near A,rX,1dul. oa ..s,.r..
avail myself Of the iilst lr.sur" .o.arH' 10 -ya
some Of the particulars al! IT, .rI a"agua' IS u.
the question. About ~hal..pasl twelve lie process
was formed in Alexandra, consisting o.! more taau 8
thousand, according TO the estimate of many 81.
most intelligent spectators, and proceeded - thn
Of celebration. Upon reaching the ~itr.i",a inn ia.
Lutte Of Thirteen g0"S six ]poundcrsl was fired, am
the enthusiastic cheering Of thousands tom the bros
of the Hill; and upon lis ARRIVAL on tAr ground 3D.
r,icsts and spectators were conducted 10 Oh" lsr,
which was well stored with choice dishes, - CREDIT.
t. those who provided !lrm, a. they were a~.,"paa
after our fatiguc. After the cloth wa umu..i, a.
thirteen admirable set 'ua>l- w,gr Cramr, hir 80
Roano, amidst loud and repeated rai!, !r@a the cr.a#.
repaired to the stand. and delivered an c~.nrgcr', n."
er.Ul and impressive address. can attempt 10 81 n."
Of il, which would not do him injustice. Il WIZ"
sufficient 10 saY, that hc was often interrupted b, ..a-
loud and enthusiastic cheering from the rsnna. h".
brrlnm, think, .rom four To iiyr Thousand. Iir
of Spencer ltnanc seemed - have a~,rn l.um l
grave 10 cheer and animate his c"nntrymen 10 I'll
struggle to save their free institutions from the raM
hand OF the TtEQrIN>. In concluding his rcma.aa
he advcrtcd to the day We celebrated as Aa.uHra 3.
the dearest rccol.cctiuus Of the Revolutionary ,'r"--#
OF our Fathers, and nor aoubly Gear to ~ af 'u"r.
cred rcco!lrc;ions. and the Signature %: President \.
Buren, to the E'""Ht i4@df9't9" u Mo'N1"4.
>aL. IrsaS"ry hb. Ti;s sentiment rreoa,.. d
and simultaneous ch"eru" from al p1r'>"' lH0.
Nr. Roam" was followed p! several 'i'"''.' "
lower h""s'' - distinction. cannon '..'"'.' F"
al' nor can ! '"t"'S" '''"" >"'''" % ''-
speeches. in'E an c'"'il"'" " "'''' .''..
hrf" tone ana SHOVE" '''' 'U' ''''
controls tlr h''e"'l"a't !!'.'''A " .""
party. me 1iuilt> 81 ihi> ''"rf ,"I'" "'
speak Of each as ne deserves Amongst "'@''
ever, who made a decided impression %! IN, p i..
crs. were Mr.. Thomas OF Maryland, and AE Van.
porl OF New York. NJ. Ihonias u"H"" s'0i.".
man of ability, Has ,pe"ct Was eloquent, 'er'.-'
pointed. 1t told With tic intelligent, am. ''i.'".
some excellent hits. Amongst others, ~ comment
Oh the g@"s fac and ,'jto",,r.Dg conduct %. ".a
HARRISON. he sad the Cc"cra. lad ohs lace lF
North, another tor the South. q iaIsd t"t the n1,..
Il fourth !"r the West, Tat NJ f.rs o"'rb '#F
5oOhu" at. iii.s remark produced great effect $3.50.
cheering was Tremendous. lis place, however.
a dc!,bcFat."c body, WHERE the power Of reason ana
gimcnt j. felt and acknowledged. In S"clsa Place
men are capable Of taking The lead from h'H. %J
dcrpocl Is hard 10 beat before a crowd. I'm WI, .""
and sarcasm he Is surpassed hv no man ever H
and with these he uuites considerable. aLi!t,. lIat
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casm at pleasure. hope thiS v"Fslt!I.tN ~ 'i.'h' .
mt SyOI him. The discussions were CLOSED rs Ja
w.. ~ Ira;,,, o,I VI p.rr. -. Nm /
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Sp"eclo o. etcl was oAG'1!eii' "'' rs .,'"'
uiShrS Us with a new tdctia respect Ia Gen Ii.fs.-#
s,,rgr, Of N, Ether TtEotF>. must coma.
f y ,
cal" II 10 yen Ter i@tNFr use, u" sid ''i .
vas undoubtedly Il f,dtrHt,Si, Eaa supp art.. 1911. l# |
Adam. and had rnrn so FAR ~ Ia v..f~ r. II |
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