Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-20

r.. Badger.
REGULAR TOASTS.

who knew HIM. were we'll assured that Office coulc
have no charms foe him WI hen honor at stake
Music, Welcome.
After the cheering which accompanied the an
nunciation OF this Toast, had subsidized, MIR Badger
rose and addressed the Company for about an hour
and concluded by of ring the following sentiment
North CUolIna,-whig in l775-whg in I've
Wing in lsiO.-She will still prove true TO whll
principles shoever may desert, or oppose, or mis-
represent them.
IL being understood that letter had Just come &c
hand from Hon. Willie p. Mansum, il was loudly
called foe and read by IL. w. Miller, Esq, one o.
the Committee OF Arrangements. Ii was written
in great haste, and Mr. NJ. begs in it, that i, may
not appear in print. We are sorry, therefore, We
cannot publish it, for IT is bold and eloquent vind
cation OF Wing principles, and takes a most ANNA
ted and encouraging view OF Wing prospects En-
closed, was the following sentiment:
North Carolina.-Falthtnl TO herself. and true
to the faithful George +. Badger has proved him.
self worthy Of her respect and confidence; he has
bore her banner through the ranks Of corruption
free from faint, spot, or Olemish.
BY II Miller. Willie p Mangum.-The in
flexible and eloquent defender of the Peoples
Rights.
Il is proper to remark here, that owing to the
short space of Time which elapsed between Mr. Bad
gers arrival and the Dinner il impossible 10 re-
ceve answers from other invited guests.
4th North CoIolina-Her Wing colors have been
nailed to the mast The Ship must not be given
up.-lSons, Old North Stated
5th. John NJ Morehead-1he able and patriotic
Executive; his friends will not forget him-his enc
mics cannoL-t Music, Hail to the Chiefl
Order having been restored, Gov. Morehead said
he die not rise at that late hour to rfict Speech
on the company-for q Speech from him would
be infection after the very eloquent SIR aims which
they had Just heard with so much pleasure-but he
rose TO show that he not insensble TO the com.
pliment conveyed in the Toast just drank, and to
the manner of its reception. AS regarded the first
part OF the sentiment, II was not for him to say
whether not he had administered the duties Of the
Executive Chair with ability; but so far as patriot
ism was concerned he felt that he at liberty TO
appropriate that part Of the Toast That his friends
would not forget him. he had every confidence for
when did such friends ever forget And, as TO his
political enemies personal ones he had he ho
ped,) considering himself as the Governor of the
State, and not OF a party, he trusted that he should
m his efforts to direct the Internal Improvements OF
the Old North, and cultivate its intellectual con
don, entitle himself TO their respect that nei-
tner they, their children, their chdren's children
could forget him. he gave as sentiment
The physical and intellectual resources OF North
Carolinl.-Her citizens have long esteemed the one
the Union esteems the other.
9th. Our Senators and Wing Representatives in
Congress Alike distinguished fora warm devotion
TO Wing principles, and a fearless and able advoca
cy Of Constitutional libery.-G Music, Hearts OF
Oak
7t6. Henry Cay.-Honor to him who more than
any man living, has honored his country.-I Music,
The Campbells are cOmIncl-Three cheers.
S,h. TIE Judiciary of North Carona-May il
long continue firm, able and independent-(M Music,
MarseiIles Hymn.)
9Th. The Navy.-The right Of our National
defence. We are proud Of its gallant deeds, and
late able head.-(Song, the Sea-
10Th. The memory Of the lamenied dead-John
Owen and William Meares.-Drank standing and
in silence. Music, Aud lang sYne.
llth. The Constitution of the United States
Administered in its spirit-broad enough for the
whole country-Musc, Yankee Doodle.
l2h. The late Cabinet-By their prompt anC
voluntary Withdrawal, they vindicated their owr
dignity and high character, and pursued a course
which entities them TO the highest commentator
from the Wing Par'y-Music, eyes Right"
18Th. The Lld!es.-They were wings in the
RevOu.ion-Ihey are Wings stlII.-Music, Tc
Ladies around, boys.
YOLGNTEER ToAsTs.
The worthy President being called on for 4 SEN
timent, remarked, IN h,s inImiIabe style Of humor
that he had written Toast, bu; on searching hi
pockets il was not TO be found. lie begged leave
therefore, to substitute en- Anecdote, which he haC
seen somewhere and which struck him as hav.
ing some application TO the present relative posi-
ton Of captain Tyler and the Wing party. "rwc
Inshnen, meeting IN the street, each recognizing
as he thought, an old acquaintance who had beer
long absent; they rushed slmu itaneously into eaci
others arms. Having taken a warm embrace, thel
looked again more steadily, and found they wer
perfect strangers TO each other. All! my jewe
said the eljer Pat, here's small bit of mistake
thought il was you, and you thought was il me
but by the powers, | find thatil' nGtAsr Of u.s."
BY Dr. s Baker.-The memory of Georg
Washington ana James MaOlSOn. ley eaClI an
proved the charter OF a National Bank. Their opin
ion is worth that of all the abstrnc:ionsts of Viz
ginin, and all the Nufers of South Carolina
put together.
By Hon. John II Byran.-The Judges Of III
land-ln times like these, their integrity, Iearnin
and Independence, are all required TO protect III
Constitution, alike from party madness and time
serving mscons,ruction.
By VIM + Clark Home manufctures-Lib
orally aided they will I've sure guarantee TO u
prosperity and independence Of our State.
BY d.. w. n. Mckee. Hon. Kenneth Ray
ner-A scion OF Repubcanism; he has, with ia
club Of Hercules battered down the strongholds G
BY w. II. Hollomnn. Our Cabns-we mus
pull out theIrTy chnks, and re build Them IN tie oil
and ancient way, for they'll never suit the Peopl
Gill they are oil DUBBED with CLAI.
By DR.. w Lewis Henry Clay Of hentuck,
HIS enemies cannot detract from, nor his friend
add to his fame, but the People will have him 70
their next President.
BY w. II. II. Tucker. Badger, CASTOR ant
Maogum-Tbe brightest stars IN the coronct O
Cardinals glory. Like COrnea, she is proud ofhe
jewels.
By Paul Cameron. William A. Graham.-Ir
yeorsa youth, in head man, in principle patriot
in birth and feeling North CaroIIniah.
by b. Dupuy. Agriculture, Commerce and
Manufactures The three great pillars OF National
wealth, equal governmental protection to EACH will
ensure pros perlty to all
BY John c. Moore. Edward SlnnY-A wise
man and the man for Wise.
BY James Litchiord, (Inn- keeper) Whenever
our enemies attempt TO boaft US, they will find the
price Of board much dearer than on Fayetteville
street.
By J. McHunter. We ~, and all Of US, may
we ever be as ready 10 sacrifice sell 10 public inter-
est as was the late head Salt boiler Of the late Cabi
net
BY. A. J. Lawrence. The Home Squadron
The sure defence ot ell our homes. We This day
welcome its distinguished originator home.
By Doctor Parrish. North Chro.ina. The FIRST
in the great contest Of 1910 TO declare her adhesion
TO Wing princples-Bho wall be the last to desert
them.
ByHF Harris The indera'igabie Edward Iiy.
ingston, toed nine long years 10 make for Louisi.
ana Judicial code, and on the day Of ne compile.
ton the devounng elements robbed him ofhis trea-
sure. On the next daY he recommended his task
let us return 70 ours
while insre isbrcst1 In our Clay.
Let as not give up the day.
ByD A Barnes. The good Ship Constitution
needs not the "cOnvergent TadIatIng PARALLEL a
nautical instrument invented by Henry A Wise 1,
Co to conduct II to the haven oi peace.
Bye Battle. The trainers Of our Constitution
were selected for their wisdom provide the meant
10 promote the general welfare; they enumerate,
Hs powers and required the Federal Legislature 4
make oil Laws which shall be necessary and pro
per for carrying them into execution and the fail
ute Of the latter 20 fuh this constitutional duty
renders null and void that practical wisdom Of N
former
BY Love. Health and prosperity to d,
UnHed States Of America.
n ~. - 49,. II 4.