Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07

! Mir, Cheval!ie.--A speedy peace to the
rival nations OF Europe.
The Governor, Col Hitch5urn and Mr.,
NVythe having retired.
p. y. Nicholas. Page-The
steady patriot of 70 aud to the present
day.
The President.-Col. Hitchburn and
the Republicans of Massachusetts.
The Nicc-PrSsidcnt Ro5t. Mitch-,l.-
George Wythe-Thc venerable Judge and
patriotic sage.
The Vlce-Presidcnt, VIM. Du- Val.-
Reformation to the Judge who knows " hat
Is right, bur has not virtue to practice II.
Henry l., 8lScoe..--G George Clinton, the
present Governor oS New Yurh-Atay he
iii At the next election the second Office
in the United States.
VIM. Thomson.-rhs memory of Ed
nurd Pendie.on.
Mr.. Brooes.--rhe rncmorv Of Benja-
min Franklin, WHO arose H. America like
the morning star, TO announce the ap-
proach OF freedom.
J. II. Foushe-.-1he memory of Jahn
Thomson-The author OF the letters OF
Curtius. An everlasting monument Of
worth. genins and patriotism.
J. Ogiivie Richmond academy
May It's Professors mcuIcate the princi-
pies Of truth, ard inspire the holy enthusi-
asm of freedom.
Col. Wilklnsou.-Nayt the fallen aristo-
crat!cal minority in Congress never rise
again To endanger The peace, har mony and
happiness of America.
J. l. Cohen.-Equai religious liberty 20
all mankind.
S. MCraw.--A speedy termination to
all party heat e animosity-An uaion to
them cemented with integrity, shielded
by truth, prompted by patriotism and
guided by wisdom.
Nh. Shspard.-May merit form Tie on
!y distinction in society.
Tnsmas Prosser.-Thomas Pains
who never gave pain, except to the enc
mics OF his county.
Manyother Toasts were given, ofwhich
we have no copy.---Songs interspersed, &c.
NJ meeting OF number Of the Re-
publican cit!zers OF the town of Mauches-
ter and its vicinity, on Saturday the Sd
March, 1904, 20 commemorate the cleo
ton Of Thomas Jefferson, as President of
the United STATES, and the late acquisition
CT Louisiana--when Col. H-5ert Guudc
was appointed President, and Mai. Oba.
diah Smith, Vice President Of the meeting
AM the following resolutios were pro
posed and Adopted:
/. Resolved, That the wise and Just adj
ministratloH Of the government during the
last three years, merit the gratitude and
deserve the future support of the people,
Q. Ess9iUed, That the President of the
United States, by consulting the true in
teres. oil his country, has reared monu-
mcnt at which every tyrant must blush
and 70 which ambition dare not aspire
IS base Is the affection OF his country, It's
supsrs'ruciure The reason Of the people.
>. ReS1tyed, That ri,e late peaceai,ie ac.
QUESTION of Louisiana, Ia the estimation
OF this reeting, is another proof that the
true interest OF every country consisls.in
tbe observance OF national Justice, and in
obedience TO national humanity.
4. Resot1-d, That The proceedings oil
the day be published.
Atteran elegant dinner prepared by Mr.
Peter Moseley, the following TOASTS
we're drank
/. The fourth or March, 1901; the daY
on which American Liberty was Olsen.
thraled from he shsckiea Of prejudice and
| hypocrisy. cheers.
2, The United States let wisdom and
virturc Hil thcir cabinet. valor and victory
attend their battles. cheers.
3. Thomas Jefferson unshal;en by in
trigue and prejudice, he Pursues steady
course whilst he gains the silent admira-
ton of his slandrrers. cheers.
4. The heads OF Departments who by
serving the people have deserved their gra.
titude and confidence.
s. The Republican members OF Con.
grsss; TO whom we may say, we'll done
sc good and faithful servants. 3 cheers.
s. The territory Of Louisiana a new
pillar OIL which the edihce of American
glory is reared. cheers.
7. The People Of Louisiana may oar
present union be perpstuated without the
interruption OF jealousy or faction. 4
cheers
g. Monroe and Livingston who stea.
diY pursuing the honor and interest OF
q f.~. /.