Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09
ruE DEMOCRACY OF NEW YORK.

Wednesdays New York Herald has eleven coiuh'"'
with details OF The enthusiastic celebration OF thc ~
~ he Democracy OF the Empire CIV, al la.' vorL i
and clearly showing that the Democracy Of ne"
thorou. lily united, and therefore ihVihe'o ononu
slxrY.TuaEE letters from distinguished Wees Ie,
~, = ,, T.. President Tyler, anu 1aees'a. ~
49,. =, , p,no.t T. H. Bnyy and ". II. o'a'Ae u ;"
~ = 49,, ,odoy room only for the toas's drunk on
md few of the letters resefVihg 10 'u'"'e
-, publication Of some oil Inc rest.
aay n G,and Sachem Col Daniel F. Deayan, offered The
,iow NO regular tuast5:
0m5 Country's Birth Day. which we celebrate
The most iIusruue in the worlds calendar and from which
will eventually be dated the new birth OF mank,n INTO a"
exalted future Of freedom. Music: "dail Co!utnoia.
Nine cheers for tour county,. -
? The President, of the United Sates-Elevaied 70 su.
prcme distinction and trust by an organic pfo, , ,ba aev
constitution he is entitled emphatic honor Tor le
with which he has maintained lis compromises anu
lees Music: "Presdeuts March
Nine cheers for "lhc present chlcl VI 'ne ua' IL "a
,T,s Gnvernor of the State of New fork-Honorea as
The chief magistrate Of The Empire State oil the Union u
sic: mGovernors March. ,.c :. ,,x;bou
'i Ths STATE Of New York-Empro though she be- IN
,,,ion and influence, yet arrogaes 10 heset no supe
;,w above the equal rights OF the snaie5t OF e yous
IRONY 90, sisters in the Union. Music: Yankee Doodle
hi toast was eoquenty responded TO BY John Van b
rem, Eco. coo;o,, - co,pmbian Order-Oricina
= ,h ex,mpe of The united Indian nations, e5ered
Nm early and powerful influence IN ehecung me pao,
confederation OF the American colonies ana nay "a
I Ifioo. and enrolling upon lis annals The most Illus
nns u.n in our history from that time 10 the present.
has ever been to our independent na'ionaS ana 70
The rights and freedom OF mankind. MUSIC: o. ia'''a
Rber Howell CoBB, Governor of Georgia responded In
hbaf nf the society," in brilliant and eloquent Speech ha
was received with enthusiastic cheefs, anu touu u ~
of Taumany applause.
GThe pillars of the Republican Tcmple-Thc great and
oood men Of all parties but especially hoee "o IN ie VI
% md perii have maintained its foundations ana IRA
d IN. beauty Of its architecture and inc suoimy OF us
nansye dome by ervor Of their patriotism ana he
snsndor of their talents Musc-"Tne Goddess Oh Loe
W. CROCKETT Esq., of Tennessee son OF the celebrated
Col Crockett responded for The great ana gooa men VI a.
parties" in an Interesting no paiE 'p'' "
The olauds Of all present. ,: 4, .,ooa h
tween the States as treaties between o'''' e r
Wn.;c-uThe Red, White and Blue. II,
Him Sol U. DowNs, United Ss'es senator rom Louis,
am responded sou-strins advocacy OF 'hs sentiment,
@ n,odpced rounds of earthquake cheers from Inc sons VI
The Three Wars of the Repubc-The war Of lndepen,
dencc-he OF Equal National kPh's ana Ge WI, r ~
Defence and Redress-alJ Just IN principe anu "
suit Music Our Native Lnnd"
Nine cheers for our "coun,ry g victories
The Three Political Triumphs OF the hepuoican fai
~ iHI aisn and Sedilion Laws-The National Bank
Desnotism and the Fanatcsm OF Disunloh. "ius
sons March," .h &C T,nmanyn
m The nosilion Of the United States among the Naons
of The Farth-he prompt and decided asseoh VI ''ei
VI wv ~ NATIONAL rights in behalf OF every nation or peo'
ME- struggling for liberty, against monarchcal ano az
bower; successfully exemphed in the freedom u
the South American Republics and ne aohsGn,S1 u '"'
enthusiastic cheers here given Tor Lewis Cas
and then more roarers, that MADE the nan SNAKE - rs
IL The nuuiuees of the Republican National Conven.
on-Frankn Pierce of New Hampshire for President and
William R. King OF Alabama for Vice pssiden pda With
GU, the General, and King without the Crown. MUSIC
"Hail 10 the Chief"
j $ Wells ESQ., of New Hampshire, responded and
electrified The assembly by his APT sluson TO The nominees
of the national party and the republican enthusiasm now
existing among the granite hills Of The North and the sunny
Wales OF the South
ID Our republican friends and coaduors throughout the
Union-An emblem Of that Union in their nvolable faith
and like it, mperishnbe from generation 10 geheln'oh bu-
sic: "Star Spanyled Banner"
Nine cheers Tor tour republican friends Of the Unon
l3 Dear Woman: The wife. the MOTHER The sister, the
daughter ot man. nseparaby identified with him in his ex
isence his achievements his happiness and his hopes
Music "Let the toast be Dear Woman"
Nine cheers and nine more, were here given Tor Dear,
dear Woman"
RlcHMoSp Va, June "a, 1852.
Dear Sr:-I have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt
OF the invitation OF the Committee OF Tue Sociey o. am
many or Columbian Order 10 join the Society In the cee-
ton Of the ensuing anniversary OF the nation birthday
and beg leave you that would afford me great
TO be present and unite not only in The celebration
Of the dav bu, in the laudabc and patriotic effort
centrae the union OF the great republican party OF New
York. In this work you have my sympales and hearty
APPROVAL but pressure of public business will prevent
me from accepting kind invitation. Wishing you album
dan success in your efforts remain respectfully your
obi servant. JOoEfH 1oFNoO.N.
FROM Ex.pREsrpESr JOHN
SHERWOOD Forest JUNE rs. 1852.
Gentemen-I honored in the receipt of your invita-
ton 10 unite with Tammany Society in the celebration
NJ the approacnp anniversary Of American independence
Duties which carry elsewhere will deny 10 me the plea
sure OF being with you hut nevertheless enter fully into
yor feelings and cordially in the objects You have
in view The reformation and consolidation of "he great
republican party consutnmaon most devoutIy 10 be
for S Of for e
and holy object of asserting and maintaining the prin-
cioe. of the constitution and thereby giving Immortality TO
the union Of States In arriving ut satisfactory
illusions what constitute the true principles Of our sys-
tenn of government, look TO the expositions made from
time 10 time by those who chiefly instrumental in
strctiny il, and especially and above ALL TO those fur
nished In The life and public conduct Of the iusrous JEFF
erson With the light of his teachings 10 guide u.s. and re-
pudianu all false commentaries matter from what quar-
Ter thew may have proceeded by whom they may have
been counenanced throw out banner, around which
will gather 'al the tribes of Israel TO do battle MS OF yore
against consolidation and nationality in the name and on
behalf OF coneteracy, composed OF sovereign and
recognise in the leader who has been selected to con-
due, these gathering hosts victory worthy Of the
high charge he has my ardent wishes for his
am gentlemen. with high respect, yours, &c
FROM HON. w. H. CLARK
HALIFAX CouRT HOUSE, VIRGINIA, June g. 1852.
Sia-I this moment had the honor TO receive an In
vtation be present at festival on The nations h-dny
10 be given at Tammany Hail. the 5th of July deeply
regret my inability be that glorious OCCASION
and in The walls of that renowned hail. sacred the
of human liberty, the union OF The American States and
The enduring principles of national Democracy. LIE, The
great Empire State out be united and she has invlncibe
strength and certain victory.
have just passed through great part OF Virginia and can
safely promise that the Old Dominion will be found where
she has ever been herself and true to the great
republican party Of The Union. Respectfully,
WIN. II. CLARK.
FROM HON WILLIAM L. MARCY.
ALBANY, JUNE 20 1852.
Gentlemen IL sincerely regret cannot be with your pa
trioc assocationtc rammany Socety-on the approach
ing anniversary Of national independence. The return
ing birthday of nations freedom is properly selected by
your society fit occasion the patriotism of the
country, and to remind of duty as Democrats and
guardians of free institutions rejoice that voice of e1
huralion this effect has issued from the venerable hall OF
old Tammany, und trust j, will be needed throughout the
State and rally The Democratic party in unboken phaianS
at the approaching election.
can hardly express the satisfaction feel at the full &C.
complishment OF the object which have had much al
hea;-he firm reunion oil the democratic party of New
York regard il now u "hnuity." Towards this end
have abored much for the !rec last years. and now
we'll compensated by the successful result.
| admire and rcitcrate your moto-"Unlon, strength
vctoypas grievances TO be buried in eSertons for The
fuure IL we observe this admonion, as trust shall
,ha, r,ue will be glorious Let bury in profound forget