Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

,b,t sboll look to Interior party movements
not known that MIR. Tyler will be n canoiaa'e iol
r.. election. The biadlsonisn says ne IS h"', AM
ia. H. NAV not design to be. There IS no dspo
.;t;o, 10 dery 10 any portion q: the people who may
mink proper to do SO, the common right to suo:ni'
his pretensons TO the national conven"n, anu aout
its decision But il is the ann OF lie DrmacIa'y
wb;le thew approve with lihsra!i'v, End due re-
ro,d "a their nrincip!es ull us, from what;
,eyer source they proceed, TO AVOID all en'angihe
,,,iances." and not compromise their position ny
course that shall he in conflict IN any respect VII"
their duty to the Democratic cause, and 10 the trieo
,rd faithful men to whom the country must look '"'
deyerance and protection from the msrule OF modern
Whiggery.
DINNER TO LORD AsErURroS
This festival took place yesterday al the Astor House
The dinner was served at O'Clock, ond TO say that
was served in the best style of that unsurpassed esla
81. hment is sufficiently TO commend II.
The large dining room was decornted WIN llse anu
without excess.
AT the farther end Of the room, and opposite the sea
Of the President! Of the dey ard guests, was an HUM
mated shield bearing the arms o! England above II the
FLAG of the United States ana OF Great britain nter
twined- that of England was The medallion
shield Of ST. George ard The Dragon. Beneath these
nrs and within he recess between the columns,
The orchestra well chosen for such an occasion, for II
was harmonious and not NOISY.
Over the chair Of the President was scroll, and
caring on n white ground with el',terng border
w
On the fight, 1.-THE United States and Daniel Web
s,er :" on the left "Great Britain and Lord Asbur-
ion - and beneath the latter the family arms OF The
noble Lord, with the happy mo.to,-"THtusi IN ardufs'
The room was fes,ooned around with light party
coorrd drspery, and Lighted throughout with sperm
candles.
The dinner WINS served about oclock-the com.
pany receiving the guests standing
7. A. Jay, Esq presided, with d. I. Ogden, the
President Of the Chamber of Commerce, as his first
Vice President and NJ. II. Grinne as The second
Among the guests, besides Lord Ashburton, were
Lord John Hay and several Of The officers of the War
spite the Rev Dr.. Wainwright, md the Rev Mr.
Potts, Senator Evans from Maine, the Mayor, Colonel
Bankhead of The U. S. Army, and Commodore Perry
of the u. s. Navy, MIR. Horsley Palmer MIR. Grattan
British Consul al Boston, and the British Consul at
this port! The regular toos.s are annexed.
Ioasts.
l. The President Of tie u S.
9 The Queen Of the United kingd ON of Great Bri
tain and Ireland.
3. Our Guest, Lord Ashburton: Happiness and ho-
to him who has contributed to preserve feace be-
tween two Great Nations.
A. Daniel Webster Specially representing The u. 5.
in the Treaty Of Washington, lie has molly fulfilled the
trust.
s. Common Sense: The Diplomacy ofthe Nineteenth
Century.
g. England and America: May their active rivalry
beret more active friendship
7. France and her illustrous Monarch: We sympa'
l,ize with both in their recent bereavement
8. The Army and Navy of The u. s.
O. Prosperity to Commerce: Which, distributing 10
nj! renons the productions of EACH and providing for
the wants OF ALL binds in friendly intercourse the
tons of the earth.
10. Success to Agriculture and Manufactures: Which
mutual dependence, combine to produce and prepare
the necessarles and comforts of life
H. The Peace of the World: Secured by the mutual
interests OF Nations.
H. The Memory of Washington:
Whose honus with increase of ages grow,
A. streams roll down. enlarging is they How.
Wom1n.