Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15

fue be the spring aEl jsStice the result of all
tseir actions-9 cheers.
Z. Thomas Jcifers1n-M, ~ the benign in
llence OF his retiring virtue, ever illuminate
the Executive Departaent--9 cheers.
s. James Madison--9 cheers.
9. The American Fair-o ol;tico-P hiloso-
phcrs would place them last, bit we assign
them the middle station, that their virtuons
influence may peryade the whole system
Is cheers.
TO- The Militia of the United States--A
well regulated militia the ONLY safeguard of
nations against the encroaChments oftyrants
lis cheers
IL. The American Fiag-May isevcr wave
triamphant-20 cheers.
II. The American Eagle-NIav he SOAR
superior to every opposing inauence-20
cheers.
IS. The State Of VirsiAia--As she RAM
m population, so may she stand in patriotic
virtue--l3 cheers.
II. The Twelfth Congress-May their u
nited Councils be directed by wisdom and en-
erSy, and guided by patriotism, to the vindi-
cation OF their co1ntry's violated rights-2O
cheers.
Is. The State Legislatures of Virginia,
Pennsylvania, New-lerscy and Kentucky
May their memories be eInbalmed in the era :
ctude OF their country-They have contribu-
ted to rescue the nation from the baneful eff
tects of monied institution-15 cheers
10. american Literature, and the Freedom
OF thsSpress-GIay the one never be clouded,
rAA2thVframped, by the blindignorance
9! Of 4 ra.i cheers.
peact. mn vi initiate Aristides, in war A.
1B. AtYfFrTra.i Mo-, - a.
draw order ont of confusion--24 cheers.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President. The American States
May the bands of their union never be loo
sened--the true principles of their govern
ment never be violated
BY the Vice-President. Wadsworth, Som
ers and Israel, the unfortunate victims OF
lripoli--perpetual be their memcries--long
live their services with a grateful country.
Mr.. John Massie. May the voice Of Repub-
iicarisIa be superior to that of despots or ~
rants.
Mr. Joseph Jenkins. Those Patriots who
celebrate this day in sincerity-be their me-
mories ever revered.
Mar. William Z. Clopton. Commerce with
all the world; but war rather than dishonor.
Mr.. Arrnistead Russell. MAY future gen
erations be astonished that such beings as
, RING ever lVeQ.
Mr.. George Savage. The Great Council
Of the Nation, the Congress of the U. States
May they at their next session adopt such
energetic measures as the crisis calls for aud
the American Nation expect.
MIR. John r. Waddill The fall of despot-
ism, the rise of freedom.
Capt. Seaton w. Crump. The memory of
George Wythe.
Mr.. John crump. The memory of General
Mercer.
Mr.. John B. Clopton. The People of the
United States-Inay all party-sprit be done
away, and only one voice be heard through
out the nation; the B tish Lion be chained to
his den and the Gallo Geek to his roost.
Doct. David Glass. Giles and Brent, cur
Federal Senators-Their speedy advance
ment to the station of private citizens.
The President having Withdrawn
BY MIR. &c rye Savage. John Clapton, our
Representative in Congress and President ia
day----wfose mistaken political virtue has
| stood the test OF every conclusion.
BY the Company. Commodore John Rcd
GeTs-he deserves the confidence of his coun-
try--6 cheers.