The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-08

They wish the world their oil
and malicious ISLANDERS which have been reck
lessly hurled at you.
Among your iellOw.czens who know you, such attack,
do nothing than provoke contemp and we shall
take pleasure In tesyng by this public demonstration an
mistaken confidence In your truth and integrity.
Respectfully your friends
WALLER BULLOCK
J. CUNNINGHAM,
Committee.
LEXINGTON, June 10, ls45.
GEsrLEMEN; Yours of the l4h instant, inviting to
partake Of public dinner Tuesday the 18th instant
Mr. Megowan's hotel, has been received with feelings
which such proof Of friendship and confidence deserves
The motives which have prompted this unexpected
pment and the avowas of continued and unabated
confidence in my integrity and truth, notwithstanding the
many assaults made upon my character in the wing press
and from wing orators, affect my heart than can
press
Appointed important station by the present admins
traon more in compliment to your wishes than my
advanced days. close my pecunary concerns and
complete arrangements for final removal to the seat
III have complain of the malice and illiberay
which have experienced from some Of the dominant party
by the generous warmth Of my friends and
the magnanimity Of many ofmy political opponents.
discharge my official duties The unexpected dic utes
thrown in my way delayed most vexaously and that
delay y by aiega process to attend as witness
at neghboring town, in where important crim
nal prosecution Is pending
accepting your friendly invitation and spending the last
day ofmy residence in this spot my heart by
every holy tie ofmy past life among those many OF whom
have heen the friends and associates OF bygone years
remain very respectfully yoar i friend,
Messrs Daniel Bradford Waller Bullock and j. Cunning
ham, Committee.
Regular toasts.
l. The Federal Unon--It must be preserved
o The President of the United StatesIhe of
choice he will steer the ship of state in the old republican
| track Of Jefferson Madison, and Jackson.
The father of country in war; FIRST in peace,
| and first In the hearts OF his countrymen
patriot and christian; he has filled the measure Of his
counrys gorhe has bequeathed to his country his fame
sire show their children and chdrens children the
statue of the hero President holding In hand those
moneyed institution over the PROSTATE liberties Of free
people and the other pointing to city saved from the ruth
derymay OUT country ever be worthy Of his fame
o. Texasthe lost Plead is restored to our glorious
stellation: all honor to whom honor is due
8. Our army and navy-We have tried, and trust
them overwhelmed they may bel dishonored, never.
bly, ours and she shall be- God upholds the
| right.
8: Our country-probably on the eve of war; is in the
right but right or wrong, Kentucky says, Our country
Q. Richard NJ. Johnson-The hero of the Thames the
ards himself again. Where he hath BEEN he will be
In the sS van Of the Sragss q the bTays
sweetest smiles upon the brave defenders Of their coun
H. Kentuckyshe win soon be where she ought ever to
have beenin the forefront ofthe democratic array
~ Martin Van Buren, osterity will do him justice.
Is, Our honored and esteemed guest-We, who have
known him longest esteem him best In spite of the de-
traction and caumny off venal and corrupt his repu
taton Is without STAIN and without hesitation avouch
to the world that know him to be that nobest work OF
God--an honest man.
Volunteer ioasis.
By James @. Mckinney, esq:
General John NJ Nice aa1hs soldier In his youth-the
honored friend at all times.
BY John w. Overton, esq.,:
James X Polk tho peoples will he
tanned in his views the Oregon questions Sir Robert Peel
Lord Aberdeen and the British nation to the contrary not
withstanding.
BY D. C, Overton, esq:
Our guest General John NJ MoCalla- Distinguished for
his talents, energy and zeal in support of democratic prn
cples beloved for the elevation and purity Of his private
the endeared him to the democracy ofKentucky He
has been tried and faithful friend and part with him
with sorrow May happiness and the blessings of Provi
dence attend him through all time to come.
By Alexander Frazer, esq:
The honest and independent of all parties Success to
BY Capt. VIM. r. Bradford:
r. Wckliae jr, our charge Sardinia Absent but not
By III. Bassett
General Andrew JacksonHs remains need sarcopha.
gus to preserve themhe enshrned in the hearts Of his
countrymen.
BY James O'Mara:
The memory OF General Jackson-May all the descend.
Of the Irish be good and loyal their country
| he
BY Lady:
General M McCalla and firm the field of bat.
te Jealous and Incorporating in late struggle for
democratic prncplesmay he be amply rewarded for his
| services.
By Lady:
General M McCallaOne Of kentucky noblest sons
his will be cherished by many Of Lexngton's fair
daughters when those Of his enemies shall be lost the
| sea of forgetiuness.
By ]. Cunningham:
| The memory of General Andrew Jackson.