The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05
THE FOURTH OF MARCH.

THE FOURTH OF MARCH,
the Anniverfary of Mr.. !efftrfon's Adminif.
tration, was celebrated inthis city with the cuff
tomary honours. The following toafls, which
were drank at the Eagle, on that occa6on, will
iufiIcienty explain the rate Of the public teni-
ment. The particular circumstances of this
teitivai, with appropriate remarks, will be given
in our next paper.
!. TIE Rcbn5fcar5 Of Ire Uuiou-Lct them
his day celebrate a New Jubilee in honor Of
Libcrty.
Cbeert---1,ankee Doodle.
II. T6t Dar, 7Ubicb gaze as a Republican nd
'niaiPrafion. dsjer1'eJ to he i4Jcri6ed in the Ma
fioHal Calender q ar Feq)gJ.
8 Cbssry- -Mareb.
III. Thomas Je7,r15n-How fink the nnhal-
lowed Crown of B)laplrte, aud the H9ly oil of
the Pare, before this tried and uganoutcd Man
Of the American People.
Cberr5-Jf.651on's M4reb.
w. Ceorg. CL;afoa-The new Vice-Prefdeat
from New-York.
Cheery-Marcb.
V. George Nl5liggtoa and the heroes ef fbs
Re7'0l.tion-Fhofe who have eitabli,hed the IL
berty OF their country, need no foeudid Mau-
foIeum to ilnmortalize their memory.
. SHse'S-|' f,H3iHSfoR,J March.
VI. The CongrejJ oftbe Ui!sd S.nte5-N!evit
no longer he diigraced By IS the unblulhing ad
vocateS OF unblulhng corrupt;on.''
6 CjeerJ-RaH Columbia.
VT. T'o5a Raadoipb Eloquent as Chatham ::
as Cato, incorruptible.
o CkssrJ-iHareb.
VIII. TIE TaSoo Sbscn,7tioa-Let it become
a political Ialfman at the next election for
Congrefs, b. which the people may diHinguilli
the friends from the enemies of their country.
C1rerS-Rogue5 M0rcb
TX. Commodo,r PREBLE, and the Medifsr.
anean Sgua4ro1-" Millions for defence, not
a cent for tribute"
C5sers-Cons, CONF my joNy lads.
X. Our braq,e and eaptivs brethren in Tri5o-
i.--Ma9y their chains fit looiely upon them,
I'll the honor Of our country may relieve them
from the opPreiIion.
8 Cheers Galley SLa0e
XXI. SonierS, Naaf,U0r!1 and TGaeI, t6e DE-
eli IF Americ0.--Who nobiy periihing in tie
waves of the Mediterranean, have obtained an
lmpc1ihable monument in the hearts of their
=. ~ Cbeery-Ludian DEATH Song.
XII. Orr 1883 impregcd ./ramen in BrIfiR
hyperion energies a!1iit thofe whom
paper projections cannot hield from violation.
CbeerJ-America Commerce. g Freelom
XII. EouiEaua--A Ring Star in the Ame-
rican Confellation.
s Cbccr;-Caira.
XIV. Games Monroe, our m;4ifsr blen:5oteu-
fiary-whofe talents and whole virtues have
been faccefsfully devoted to the protection of
our liberties at Home, and our Rights abro1d.
10 Cbeer5-jFahz
XIV. Third Parfy-nisn--" The man who has
once deferted the People can never return to
them"
Cbeer5-Hra's Marcel.
XVI. TIE Liberty oftbe Prej5--" The bicId
of wiitlom and Of virtue, behind which the peo-
pie are invuinerable, in whofr pure and polilhed
convex, ere the Fitted blow has fallen, the ty-
rant beholds his own image, and is turned into
ftone."
Cbeer5-Wuitz.
XVII. IRE american Fair.
Our Re5"bflan Brethren ct tire HayNingto7
Tdq,cyn- May the fame fcutiincnts offralernity,
which unite them and us to-day, ever prevail in
our public rsjoicings.
~ The Toals given at the Warrington, yeaer-
day, came late for this days paper; they ihail
certainly appear in our next.