Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

the Constitution
T. John Tyler, President of the United States
Shameully prosecuted and villifed by the Wings, be-
he has proven true and faithful 10 his pledges,
his principles and the Constitution. Virginia honors
her
8. Hon. w. Smith, the champion and hero Of the
ever-memorable campaign Of 1910: His sword now
hangs like that Of Damocles, ready fall the devo
ted heads OF the Wings 10 the approaching conflict.
Toast sent by Hon. WIN. Smith:
The County of King William:-She may safely
trust as her representative, the man, no denies the
existence of any power already granted; while she
should eschew as ninical TO limited Government, one
who delights in the exercise Of doubtful powers.
g. John Taylor OF Carollne One of The great heads
of the Democratic Church, one of the founders and
fnshers Of It's faith He will live forever in the CRATE
full remembrance Of the American people.
TO- Hon. Henry A. Wise: Who has noted his eo.
quent unterred, resstess opposition 10 the vile batch
Of Wing measures in the last Congress, without ex-
claiming, 1.-THE genius of John Randolph still lives in
the land and his mantle has fallen the great orator
of Accomac?"
Sent by Hon. H. A. Wise:
England and Mexico-Texas and the United States:
Whatever may do with slavery this Continent
ourselves no European power shall inlrude upon It's
domestic relations.
II. Hon VIM. II. Roane The Democratic sign
post, standing the Republican highway, pointing
always TO the Constitution and his countrys good
Sent by Hon Vim. n. Roane:
Martin Van Buren,: "There is not one dshonoring
Administration, Federalism has nothing 10 hope; De-
mocracy nothing TO fear
~. The Tariff: The deadIlest foe 10 Agriculture
and Commerce.; it robs ut the rate OF lOO industrious
Peters, TO pay one favored Paul
Is. The FAIR Theirs is the only Legitimate sove-
reignty above that of The People.
IA. Robert G. Scott. From his youth upwards, he
has been State Rights Republican of the true stamp
Virginia looks to hun OF her champions in the
coming contest
Mr.. Scott addressed the company at length, in a
gent and forcible speech. When he concluded, the
company arose and INSISTED on giving him shake Of
the hand. Vice President Dabney introduced to him
upwards of 100 of the hard-6sed Democracy of the
county, all of whom gave hearty shake, and hearty
welcome 10 this champion.
By Robert G. Scott. The Democratic National
Convention-Fairy selected by the people-fairly
voting the will Of the people-thus constituted and thus
acting, signal and great triumph will be achieved by
the Democratic party our Wing adyersaes in the
coming Presidential contest.
Is. Hon. VIM o. Goode: Though temporarily
prescribed BY the Democrats of his district his talents,
and faithful adherence TO principle command the admi
ration and respect of the Democracy Of the State.
Sent by WIN. y. Goode
The Republican party-The freest, fullest, fairest
discussion of the claims of public men, to public favor
Union harmony, concert, and energy, sustaining the
choice of the General Convention.
I6. Hon VIM. F. Gordon: His originating the
Sub Treasury, will hand down his 10 poseri,y,
enrolled with the mighty statesmen of the land
Sent by VIM. F. Gordon:
John G. Calhoun. The patriot of exhaustless intel
lect and energy hero in the cause of Liberty,
without fear, and above reprosch.
IL. Thomas Richie As he has the address and
wisdom, may he live 10 see the years, of Nestor.
Toast sent by I. R.:
The Republican party, "One and indivsibe. -
Rising like Anteus, from its fall in lS40-stronger,
greater, and more indomltable than ever glorious
victory awaits il in 1874
IS. Hon. Thomas W. Gilmer: The people delight
to honor him who weuld descend from the Executive
Chair rather than the honor of Virginia should be tar
nshed IN his hnnds. j
10. The Tax Bill Of the last session With our
friends at Croxtons Springs, ,o share the respon-
sbility.
20. Calhoun men, Van Buren, men, Cass men, John
son men, and Buchanan men-Democrats all-their
union must be preserved.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY the President. The one term rue-Twice have
the people enforced it against Presidential candidates
for reelection, and may the National Democratic Con-
venon Of May next, recommend its application TO Mr..
Van Buren,, in behalf of Mr. Calhoun-so that prece-
dent may be established in substitution of constitution
al provision on The subject.
BY Robert Campbell, Isl Vice President. Martin
Van Buren, and John C. Cnlhoun-The able and eff
Gent supporters Of the true principles of Govern
meDt They too much devoted 10 principle and
their country, to wish be exalted the expense
of principle, to the injury Of the Democratic party.
BY James L. Sandwich, ID Vice President. Demo-
Gratis, let our motto be Unon-a long pull strong pull,
and pull altogether.
By Benz. F. Dabney, third Vice President VIM
?. Tayor-a true chip of the old block The fame
which he has acquired the faithful and efficient dele
gate in the Legslaturefrem the county of Caroline
and as the distinguished representative in Congress-
from the old ninth distrcl-has been increased and
frightened since his retirement from public life by his
jealous and able support of State Rights and State So
vereignty.
By Aylett HAYES, 4th Vice President Thomas Rit-
chic, the able Editor and accomplished gentleman
II he has been leader Of the Democratic party in Tir.
GINA, averred by his political opponents it is from
the force of argument, and the justice of the he
| advocates.
By the Secretary VIM. S. Fonaine. Van Buren,,
Case Buchanan and Johnson-a constellation of bright
stars Yet their lustre paes before the splendor of
Calhoun the brilliant star of the South.
By James King. John Tyler: The prosecuted
patriot who without party to back him, has saved the
Democracy from total overthrow and sscovered him
self with unfadlng glory"
Sent by Richard E. Tompkins
K NJ. ]. Hunter: Retiring, unnssuming, talented, a
true patriot and gentleman of the old Virginia stamp
May he yet reach the Presidential chair.
BY Richard James Muse IAN invited guest.) The
county of King William: She will defend the rights
of Virginia, and the interests of the South as zeal
ousiy and firmly as she has maintained the Republican
principles
By William M. Turner. Hon. R. Nj. T. Hunter
The spleudor Of his intellect equalled only by the good
heoo VI usott-IioPPy VIC W WeCViHe W
| festive board.
Sent by Capt. Timberlake:
Aylett Halves: Bullion-good 10 any shape, as
friend, neighbor, Physician, man, Represe NATIVE
By DR.. Aylett Halves. Banks: As they have been
wi,hou, security for their circulation depo-
sites, and corporations generally enemies 10 free Go
vernment, and monopoes for The benef, of the few al
the expense of the many
By Anderson King. r NJ. T. Hunter: Those, who
best know him, most appreciate his virtues.
Rv atricG Avlp 0urc ptr cd NO
stand, divided We fall were the words of mighty
man, let not dscord and party vruence prove the truth
of the last Of this warning.
By James Burke The People of King William ::
Their Republican faith shines brightest, when po-
ltoal horizon is the darkest with the clouds of Fede-
ralism.
BY VIM. Hill. Martin Van Buren,: A true and
faithful public servanthis past services enttle him
the of the People in the Presidential elec-
ton.
By Walker Hogan. The annexation of Texas to
the Union The Presidential candidate who opposes
it, let him beware Of the vote Of the South.
BY Robert Burke. The Policy Of Monroe: To all
European Powers-hands off from The Continent of
America.
BY P. Croxtou. Martin Van Buren, of New York :