The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03


ed, was furnilhed with the mott brilliant decora-
tons; and the whole entertainment was con-
Quoted with fympathy of fentiment and " flow
OF ioul" worthy OF men, who are confcious that
the object Of their politics aud principles has G.
yer been
" Tbcn kagu'd fogefb.r, to maintain tie eauf
Of true religion, liberty, and ia1vJ.'
The following appropriate toaits, among o.
theirs, were given.
ly, may our firf intereRs be coufided to our firt
charaSters.
2. TIE naturalization of H1aEmgfon and H.
dams. The Morning and Evening Stars Of our
national glory.
litter bis Exee!2eney lad rstired.J
8. Governor Strong. May the excellence of
his character iilence the malice which it cannot
appeafe.
4. 7b- STATE Of MeSD-1tsrk. Too respectable
to be the Dnpe Of Yirsinia, may fhe again aiioci-
ate with thofc who are faithful to the public IL
berty.
S. TIE Clergy. Devoted to the beft intereits
| OF humanty-nay they ever feel the calumnies
of the impous to be their proudet eulogy.
6. Our May. May its ftrength protect our
Commerce and its glory confound its enemies
| at N'aj2'ington and Tripoli
z. Or Ehe 4frmr. May it never have TO
| take it from the baie.
s. Hamilton. May our Country find indem-
nifty for his lofs, in the value of his Councils.
| g. Union ao10Hg b7ne9 Men. IF it cannot diJ:
tLSee Knaves, may it d;1arm them.
! 10. TIE Country of our Fathers. May its
Spirit keep it fate and its juftice keep it free.
IL. Tile Pysjj. May it always eorreg pub
! lie opinion, never corrupt it.
l2. Public Opinion. May it be fIficient
| fhield for Eonea men and a fcouree for
| Knaves.
Is. May thofe Yankees who cannot endure
Federal Snnl5ine, go to Louiiiana for MOON
| SHINE.
II. May Slaves ccafe to BE- Represented by
| freemen and may the Representatives offreemen
never act the part of Slaves.
Is. The Liberty that men Eek when they
are sviie and reIbsd when they are boneR.
| lS. Gn1-boat, No. l. IF our gun-boats are
of ma ufe upon the water, may they at leaft be
the oef upon earth.
II. May we cultivate and defend the foil we
ahread, PoDsJ, without paying or fighting for
that we can neither euitivatr nor detand.
VOLUNTEERS.
By THE Hon. Gr. King. The town of Bottom,
frft to af1ert, and may it be the lait to furren-
der the rights of freemen.
By Judge Benfsn. The appreciation of the
| 1oort6,, the testimonial ofthe eportb.
AFTER Mr.. King bad yxtired.J
The Hon. Rufus Kng-whofe eminent fervi-
| ces have contributed to preferve peace and a.
| NIFTY between countries naturally allied by fen.
| tnnent and interef.
(Atfer Judge Benfou had refircd.)
The Hon. Judge Ben/Sn--onee the ornament
OF the Bench and always the delight of his
friends.
TOE LoniEAnlz Jubilee. May it not prove to
be the celebration of all fooPs day.
1bs Yankee /s1ion Of tie Union May thofe
who began the battle guard againf being cheat
ed out OF the fruits of Victory.
BrHib influence. May thofe who feek that
iecret lind it, where it alone eyifts-La tb. anci-
ent domivion.
Mountains of.jait-to pickle Mammoths, and
catch gulls in our new Empire.
TIE remedy BY Impeachment, for obtinate
Judges who wiilncftitcr g die nor Ycifg Nav
the inventors be obliged to fwallow their own
Medicine.
James n. Bayard. When men in power de-
clare that flch worth and talents /5ail NOT 6a1e
place, may the people indignantly refront
| THEY SHALL!
| Our farmers on the fea coat, may their com
fields be defended againt gun-boat No. three.
| May the gratis on WAsHISGroN's grave ne
yer again be blighted with bypocritic tears.
Our brave Tars fufering in Tripoii--AIas I
we fear that in the honeymoon of our connexioii
with Loufana our captive brethren are forgot.
| fen.
Bonaparte. May he learn Sna:ee from the
brtlih government, and n,eekneG from ours.
Captain Boyle who arrived at Baltimore ua