The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15

cue harmony OF the day. I,do,r
NoRroLN.--'rhe State of Ohio--,he l,a ,b;,a oe
me revolmion.-May peace attend her infancy. ,oa
freedom crown her maturer years, -N
Cur State of virgiuia-mav he con,,,r. e..
the fupport ola republican fyllcm and a,;,;G,s,;,,,
Notwithstanding the ntrigues of changel;uy hyno'
critics or foreign enIaries. 'F
The rate Vi New York-nay he d;r-s-a ,,;.,
d'ida'u the pride aud ambition of few ha,,pbrv "a
miles, ana may no political! denomination be heard
anions them, other than republican
Th- Rate of Connsca;cn,--u,ay f,e no loro.- 80
tinue che dnpe OF iuper0ition and prieilcrsfs. {.
E'erna intamy to that man who ihaJ propol. ds
union Of ,hefe u. States ''
War with all IT'S evils in preference to peace w;,h
injury IN iuts and diigtace,-Tune, Poisaof War
ne american fa'r-we ihall never wan, defen-
GERS while they thew that none but the brave ca,,
obtain their fnilts-Tune, Core Eg.a 10 H. .,.;.s 81
kp-. = -, '1' " ' 'Ds ySse y
poRTsMou rn-Dr Blamre PRECEDENT.
1 ne man OF the people-rhomas IefTerio,.
ne honsit, brave and incorruptible pa.riot-tbe
iycophants--,he friend of the peoue-,T,hn p"
dolph. rF0--J'hn kan-
Agriculture of the United s.ates--mav lie ;r,.-
rets never be surrendered to commercial or other Gu
pdity. -, - I. - o'"ei GU
The memory of Stevens T. Mafnn-t,,e bo,sa 8,
enlightened fatesn,ap the bold and intrepid advocate
OF his country's rights. -,r.- -
SUSSEX CouNTY-The memory of Cen C.o-,.
Wai5ngton-'rhe afe7;sn, of an ,s,,;-;.r .,,,....
are infinitely more glorious ard afiing, than the ,,o.
p''ea u.ns and animated marble, which weep over
the duff of tyyaafs. o'e'
The Mta-The only faFe defiance,
Our Northern Sitter States-We reioic. a. ,h.;,
ProgrsffVe return TO the principles OF TO-
DINw'DpIE CouNrY.-Great- Britain-.If N;cbo,
Ions reiolutions will not bring her TO proper fenfe
o. Ja'tice. more energetic meaf1yes hall
Spain-Vulnerable herfelf, Ter her bew,rs &c
ero1cbfrg upOu the terri, oFf
FREDERIcSssuRo-The thirtieth ann;verfav oe =,
n'ericah Independence was celebrated on the 4tb mn
by numerous and Respectable company Of Iad;. 81
gentl''nei, on Mr. Browns Iland oppofite this topn
an appropriate oratian was delivered by Mann
rage Lomas efq and the day fpen with loc;.I n;r,h
aud harmony-Genera Tobn Minor, prefden, ,nd
col Hugh Mercer, vce-preiident
the tate OF Maiiachufetts-- the fira WIN
opened their eyes ON oppreion-:he Numbered hn,
has again awoke. '"N
James Monroe, the great and good man-his VIII
dom and integrity, command the reverence Of b;e
| country. =. fi'
- At another MEETING
rhe heacs OF Departnent-may they confdentaIlv
impaT to each other, and depart from their G,ve,
| raj duties u.s., ' 'eSe-
The hate OF Virginia-n,ay it always be her pride
to boat OF having produceda Wilmington and rffsr-
fon. J"
our Weitern Brethrcn-fuccefs attend their arms.
where and whenever they may rafe them in defend,
ing their country agaipa lawlef, incurions
fALMou rH.-Oration by David Briggs, ir. Eta.
| me nate oil Virginia, venerable for age and VIII
do-nay no irfi:liIefs of fentnent or iberaIirv os
policy excite the reientment or dunini(h tbe e..
ton of her filters.
the mIniiters of the United States abroai-Ie,
them never forget, that nation's vengeance awaits
the diregard of their country honour, or the frren
der of Individual right
The Flag of the United states--Inay It's ripes ter
riiy ts enemies, and its Cars irradiare the world
ri go. Or chs Warrington Society
ne memory OF Hamilton: While the down Of
a., 80 ia" '9arce graced mis- cheek the Ere of free
aoh mao already warmed his heart Nav bs on,:
ient ervices receive gratitude, while his exal.d
talents demand our praiie 'A"Neo
Inc tail OF Republics: An ufefuI leTon r..
,earn. Nations may defroy each other renub,;es
nave always dettroyed thsnielves.
Inc Veteraa Of the revolution. In ,ho -
mag country which his virtueshave adorned and HE
/ lervces rendered happy: ~ '
May he fink to ren,
With every fame and honor blef
ne Nattie snake of America: which turns vvb.,
| trodden upon. nus WHEN
a. hriurious onun The olives and arrows--May
the nations that deires the one r.rnenbcr ~ 10y
feace when prsierved with honor--put rhonII.L
,en'Pe't rife, may the hands which guide the nIo,b
De ready to draw the fword and ranfom their conn.r
with the tribute of Cam;lus
WhsHIEGroN CIry-The Anniverrr,, or
independence was Friday celebrated in tbi nIo..
with the ulual denominations of low Ar fun &C.
'a'ute was tired from the Navy Yard where dnr;,o,
,"e "ay the national veiieis dreTell with ,b 90
lots OF the United States and thofe of nations II; 81
with u.s. -''''' III ahiity
About noon another falute was fired from, rho NJ,
w ara ABOUT the fame time large ATTENDANCE of
iad.s and gentlemen collected at the Hopfe of ,.
rrehdent, to congratulate him on the return NJ H.
10 intimately interviewer with his feel;nos and ,jr
Alter having p1r;aken of rich variety and t;hsr,i
inpPiy OF reiretarlents between NO and ,brs ,,1
the company feparated. :. e' 'S
During this time detachn,en. Of ,he MILF, ,rl
D,nr'S OF Colsmbia confang Of the horfe,. the ar
,fry' the light infantry and de,achmepts from tbs
battalion companies, the whole under the command
OF NlaIor SrRIeG, paraded north of the PreGden,'s
houie'--l he line was formed at about half af,er
WE'VE CLOCK, when it reviewed by Col V.n
NESS, and went through the ufual firings and evo,
lions They then paid the PRECEDENT Of the IT 6
marching ialute which was received bv him. a,,.nd
ed by the Secretary War. The troops then re,u,.
ed to the ground Of review, where thew were again
formed after which the officers of the iay waited On
the Prelidept.
AT o'clock respectable company, bonored viii
the Preience OF the heads of Departments other OFF,
ersof government, and hrangers of diRnaion. e,
downto an elegant dinner prepared by Mr. SteIls-Mr-
Robert Brent aching PRECEDENT, and Cap,ain Tin
geey as Vice-Prefdent. During the entertainment.
pieces OF muiie were played at intervals BY the en-
band attached to the Marine Corps
lhe PreIdeut of the IIoi,ed O..