Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

ing, according ia tar, lii: public money, which the
people have paid into their HANDS 10 deiray the public
expense.
Is. Dr. John Brockenbrough the atmosphere of
Bank could not corrupt his principles.
BY DR.. John Brockenbrough- sent) State Credit
An honest People will not ALLOW il TO be whitfield away
by sophis,cal and party objections 10 The details of
Tax bill designed 10 sustain IT,
TO- Hon. VIM. Smith: 0ne of Virgina's eloquent
and gifted sons-his ACHIEVEMENTS in the campaign of
le4O will long be remembered.
BY Hon WIN. Smith-(sent) The People of the 5th
Congressional District, | wish them health and hap
principles entertained BY r. NJ. T. Hunter
70 Hon. 4. w HUBBARD A Democrat of the true
samP-hIs fidelity and ability merit the confidence and
honor, which the people Of his District have bestowed
upon him.
By Hon. E. .w Iubard-fsent) The CHAMPIONS
OF Democracy Honor is the reward of fidelity
81. Richard Coke, Esq In private as well as IN pub
Inc ite ever The firm, consistent and able ad o.ae of
the true Republican faith.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
by the President. The doctrines OF the Stale Rights
Republican party All simple and clearly defined
They set forth and LUMINOSITY argued in Mad.sous
celebrated Report, and carried practical ope
ration during the administration of Jefferson
BY the lst Vice President. Our present Chief Ma
gs,ra,e As statesman pure and lncorrup,ibe-kind
and amIable as gentleman When political integrity
shall again become fashionable, then will his name
be enrolled among his coun,ry's benefacors
By the "a Wee President. john &. Calhoun: His
head and his heart his public services and his private
virtues pre- -emnenty entile him to our warmest era.
utude and affection, and to the first Office in the gilt Of
his country
BY the 81 Vice President. The Republican party:
United by principle stand if divided by men we
fall
BY The l,h Vice President. The people: The es
sence OF Democracy consists in a confidence in their
capacity for sellgovernment; those who attribute their
deliberate decisions 10 pre- udce dscfeGt The doctrine
BY The 9TH Vice President. The 9Th Congressional
District, Patriotic, though blind, may the 'sober
cond thought OF the people, redeem, regenerate and
dIscnthrall her
By the 9th Vice President. The hide dependent Trea-
sury: The offspring of enlightened wisdom and sound
constitutional views, more than any other
has encrcled the admins! raron OF lis distinguished
author IN hale Of light and gory-under the influence
of sobrr second thought of the people, must go
full and successful operation
By Col F. A. Brlmham. President Tyler Cease
ye thousand tongues Of reproach for we'll might he
have exclaimed after he completed his bank vetoes in
the language OF the Roman poet, "Eregi monumentun
perrcnnjuS.
BY Samuel Robinson The true patriot and honest
statesman will never the chains, nor bow the
neck 10 the yoke Of party dctaon.
BY L Montague. "The union" Of Republicans
Of all partres "or the sake of the Union" the Const
tuition and the country.
BY Joseph II Lewis Thos Richie: To the De-
mocracy Of the Uninn, N-stor council, and Ma
poleon in the field They will proudly call upon him,
their standard bearer III The contest Of Al.
by WIN. + Crox,on. John G. Calhoun A nations
boast and Cardinals pride; may generous people ele
vate hm 10 the high station which his ranscendant
abilities so Justly entille HIM
BY VIM. a. Spence, .Ir. The Hon Martin Van Blu
rem: The honesty and fidelity with hich he has
administered the Government, otfsr e sufficient qua
rantee, that The confidence of the people will not be
ms !sced, # second time reposrd IN him.
By j. w Burrell Wm p Taylor, of Caroline
Though absent from our festive board, his heart is
with in the Democratic cause-may he not be for
gotten on this joyous occasion
BY James Roy ''cou, (sen,) Party spirit like cleo
riciiv, the one when controlled by wisdom promotes
healthy state of the political atmosphere, the other
does in physical natuFe-bu both, when unrestraned,
work inevitable evils and deadly influences.
BY John w. Scott. II. NJ T. Hunter, Esq.
Wrongnlly beaten the last time. May the people of
the Eighth Congressional District, from 1S45 bear him
10 the end, The wheels Of triumph.
By R. II. Pollard. John c. Cohoun and r. M.
T. Hunter May November, 1884, bring the to
the Presidency, and the other to the Vice Presidency
of the United States.
BY Geo Wright Oar next President Whoever
he may be, may enlightened patriotism guide his
nd min,stra,ion.
BY Jos H. Lewis T. r. Dew: In him, we behold
the nvrncbIc champion of Southern principles, South
ern rights, and Southern institutions
"IlIum a.et penna-Metucn,c scbri."
BY Col. P. A. Bramham. 1hos. Richie:
Though Time Thy bloom ; stealing:
There's sl! beyond his an
The wild flower Of feeling
The sun beam OF Tie hear'
By VIM. B. Bird. John C. Calhoun The man of
iron. May he prove nvulnerabe, when he enters the
lists as the Champion of the South.
By T. w H.-Martin Van Buren, The unchanged,
and interchangeable Republican.
BY Cul. r Rowzee. Our guest-R. M T. Hum
ter: His fathers SON. Tram up a child in The
way he should 60, and when he is old he will not de-
part from il.
BY r. W. F-Republicanism In '9s, when JEFF
erson proclaimed that against the aggressons Of the
General Government Notification the rightful
remedy, the Republicans responded, Amen. How is
it now Principles do not change
By Houlder Hudgns John &. Calhoun An ho-
nest mantle greatest Statesman Of the present day.
God send he may be the next President
By james NJ. Jeffries State sovereignty She
has tower of strength in the advocacy of late
preventative, r. NJ. T. Hunter.
By Col. B. ID. Rust r. NJ. T. Hunter An
honest man-un honest politician. Excuse his errors
of Judgment when acknowledged.
BY II. L. Christian. R. NJ. I. Hunter An old
School Repubcan-too pure 10 sacrifice principle 10
By M R. H. Garnet The sons Of Virginia; Like
Themstocles the trophies of their forefahers will not
suffer them sleep.
By W. II. Tyler R. NJ. T. Hunter: His only fault
is honesty.
By wa Saunders The union Of the State Rights
Republicans, for The preservation Of the Constitution,
and the rights of the States
By Colonel George Wright John C. Calhoun:
Pre- eminenly qualified by his talents and expert
ence to fill the highest station in the gift of free
people.
By John A Parker The peoples Government, by
whomsoever administered, and the peoples rights
Leprosy the brain that shall plot to destroy, and
palsied the arm, that will not draw TO defend them
By J. NJ Jsfrcs. John Tyler: Wills, the artillery
of Federalism is aimed at him, he remains unmoved, and
faithful TO the Constitution.
By David c. Taylor. The Hon Fl A. Wise: Vrgiria
is proud of her son. he is the efficient champion OF the
Constitution of the United S;aes and the rights OF the
South May the power Of his eoqnence make the demon
of abolition quail, has it's infatuated supporter, J.
@ Adams in the Halls Of Congress.
By w. l. Lewis. r. NJ T Hunter Guided byex-
perisnce substituting sound and rational principles
for vague popular predjndces: may he be rewarded &C
co!dng 10 his merits.
b, Geo Fllzhugh. Banks, Tariff, and Distribution:
the mummery with which political juggers propose to
make money without labor.
By NJ K. H. Garnet John c. Calhoun, and the
next Presidential election: The and The hour.
By Thomas w. Lewis. Thomas Richie: The Ajax