The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-12
virtue. ofthe present administration remains
firm and unsha ken


George Ctin on-the venerable vice
presiden. OF the United States /; polite al
partizans and bank stock men, may in
veigh against him, but he will be revered
nv the friends OF the constitution as the ho-
nest defender If that sacred instrument
3 benjam FraDkln-the successful in
terpreter of nature his bold, and manly op-
position To the stamp act has obtained him
honours, lasting as time.
The Heroes who fought and bled for
the liberty we enjoy-their bodies have Pc
rished; but their deeds shall be immor-
cal.
8 The right of instruction, a right origi-
mating in the nature of Representative Co
vernment; may the de usive arguments of
the sophist prove Intellectual, when direc
ted to its subversion.
The Constitution of our country, and
the laws stamPt with its seal the arm of
federal authority should be raised TO enforce
them when opposed by any section of the
union.
10 The right of impressment recognised
only by the tyrant ofthe Ocean; the spirit
OF free and Independent Government
should never brook the injuries and Insults
consequent on it's exercise, -
IL Commodore Rodgers-his late conduct
will teach British armed vessels, when
hailed in the accents of friendship, not I'd
answer by broadside, :
IL The non intercourse md nor. in,porta
ton acts. the feeble and inefficient repret
sentatives OF the Embargo law; they have
failed let US be done with expedients.
is The militia of the United States
they afford rs every security; without ex-
posing us to the dangers resulting from the
establishments OF standing armies.
a4'Domes site Manufacture s-A strong pill
lar in the fabric of Independ. nce-may it
derive additional strength from the perfidy
anu injustice manifested towards us by the
beiigerents of Europe. @i
Is rec Press ; the faithful guardian of
nation's rights. tti.>'
16 Tim",i4 $ Pickering and John Q Adams;
| the poison and tile an'ido,e.
IL The air, the Guardians of morality
anu vlrtue-may they duly appreciate. the
| responsibility which attaches to such a cha
| raCter.
Err VOLUNTEER. e.
BY the President-The Orator of the
day-may the sentiments winch he has this
DAY SO eloquently expressed ever animate
the breast of Americans.
ToAST-ss v4,e
Drank by the Richmond Rifle Volunteers,
and the Officers 'ot he 18th Regiment,
| thy DURTH OF JULY, 1911:
| The day we celebrate-M Az each an
nuai return of it find the citizens of our re-
public blest with liberty peace and bros
perity. cheers. Hail Columbia.
The Heroes of '76-May their SER
vices never be forgotten II. Castle.
). The People OF the y States-Mav
they never forge, the legacy beque,athed
them by their fathers. . Ltdehendence -
8 cheers, Yankee Doodle
| a. The Government of the u, STATES
rong in the affections of the People. the
nation will support it. Barr. Mareneo.
s. The President of The u. States.-He
VINO had so considerable an agency IN fra
ming our constitution, is peculiarly ouah-
ned TO administer it with purity. cheers.
Madison's March
3. he next Congress--May they be more
energetic in the pursui, of their rights.
ana the rights OF their constituents, than
the'r immediate predecessors March
! : Geo: Washington--The Hero. who
corrupted neither by gold, ambition nor
victory. maintained his firmness IN adver-
s.y' MS moderation in prosperity-9
cheers. Hash March.
81 homas. j ferson-The author of the
Declaration of American Independence his
character will be revered rs ing as yirtne
is esteemed. Je6erson's March.
- frankli'i.--Ihe practical Philoso-
Pne'' thS' profound Statesman, the undeyi-
atlng Republican. Rise. Cynthia Arise.
10 Education, Universally diffused-The
only solid basis of our Liberties. March
IL The Press The freedom of it without
abuse -.Slosu March
~ agriculture The noblest and most
natural pursuit of man. Hozo hieasant and
hon JAR. N'o
13 Commerce, without 'oreign RESTRICT.
ons. america, c. and freedom. -
IA American Manu- 'actures-Thev onIv
want encouragement to render us indenen
dent OF the work shops OF Europe I9 chairs.
Shining Wheel.
Is The American Rag-May its stripes
lash It's enemies, and its stars illuminate
the world. IL cheers. Generalization.
10 Neutral Risnts.-When they can
no longer be supported y Justice, may
they be enforced by an armed neu,rality
cheers. March,
! ~ The Mill la of the u. States--While
Monarchs must seek support from mefce-
nar'es, Republicans may fairly con6de IN
the energies of their Citizens. II. cheers
:. 1S Our Sister States--May everjasf;no
, friendship subsist between .us-Union is the
political rock Of our saliva ION. cheers
independence
~ The American Fair--Msy thew eyer
else their practical patriotism. by prefer
ring domestic to foreign manufactures. 10
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