The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22
THE TOASTS.

l. AMERlCAN lNDEPENDENC
us forever adhere to THE principles eberi@ The feel
ing5, and inencate the manners which led to the
glorious event.-1T guns.
2. The People oftbe United States Influenced
by the fublime charity which the gofpel ncul.
Gates, may they not be wanting in ioq,e, to their
=" avorR uemie5"-THEMsELvEs. % guns.
8. THOMAS JEFFERSON, Prelident of the
United States! The fp!endor of whole charac-
ter, like the fame of our light-houfe, is made
brighter and brighter by the vindttive winds
which itrive to extingmih ito guns.
4. Tie Wee PtefGent A grateful people will
never fail to honor faithful veteran.-s guns.
s. THE Federal Government Having no in
teret diitinct from the people, it feeks no au-
rels at the expenfe of their happinefs.-9 guns.
6. TIE memory ofttaj6ington ; Let no apof-
tate wing or inGdous tory, be permitted to
wear his mantle as a covering to their own de.
formities.-9 guns.
2. THE Heads Of Department. Sound heads
and honeft hearts.-6 guns.
s. THE Goueynor ot'tbe Communicable Nav
the Executive of Jingle fate, remember that
there is likewie an Executive of the Union L.
guns.
9. TIE tosvn If BeRon !; Let us not welcome
to our habitations, the mifcreants who were
once compelled to evaenate them.
10. Bunker Hill; May the "thoufand hills"
Of Mat1achuietts become as renowned as this
nation lead them to another nvalion of our coun-
try.-9 guns.
ii. TIE Militia; the mott fate and efficient
army; who are the owners the country which
they are defined to proteGt.--9 guns.
l2. The laborer, mechanic, and huibandman {;
A triumvirate in whole cufody the welfare of
our nation may be fafe'y confided.-s guns.
Is. 1be States Of Bardary; Neither war, nor
rumorS ofwar, ihoud be allowed to annuI the
trohte 0f l.
II. The Djfyia Of Maine An invincibIe
phaanx of sc quaffer5," whole indufry enriches
the foil, and whole principles fecure the per.
manency OF RePubcanifm.-- guns.
is. 1be Sna Of Freedom !; May its light, like
that which fhone around the perfecuting travel
Ter to Damaicus, confound and convert the enc
mics of the true political fath.---9 guns.
Is. TIE good People Of MaGaebnicftJ In har-
mony with the federal government, NAV not
their Executive long continue at variance with
them.
IT. Federaljn1! alas, boor FederaEGu
We war not with the duff peace to the re-
lques which NUT repofe forever in the tomb of
the CapuIets.
Is. SAMUEL ADAMS, JOHN HANCOCK
May the memory of thoie luxurious patriots
be imperihable on earth, as their fouls are in
heaven.
VOLUNTEERS.
By The 7maifan Am6aGador Everlaiting
PROPERTY to the u. s. of America.
BY Mr.. Cathcart; Unanimity in our councils,
and energy in our executive.
BY George Blake, En-. THE PEOPLE the
alpha aud omega, the beginning and the end of
all legitimate government.
Federaiifin " All the honeay! all the mo-
rality all the religion /! ! but unfortunately
detitute of thofe qualities which fancton the
claim.
9be Republican CHizeat of CbarlcRou As
they have experienced the depredations of the
BrltIih, they will never Eng g. Rnle Britannia"
7be fofmg Democratic Rrbubhlnn5 of Bo1on
h1ay they early mbbe, and long c6erili, the
principles which led to American Independence.