The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
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THE 3GTH ANNIVERSARY

On the 4th of July. the Company of REPUBLICAN,
Blues OF Manchester and their Visitors dped ut a
spring IN the vicinity OF the town.-On yhich occa.
SION, the following tossts ere drank:
1. May all despots be made to know and acknow-
ieuge that we arr the true and iegtimse heirs of the
heroes ot 20 cheers. .. The Prtsident OF the
u. S--he las Justly received the pprobation OF Il
wbe, free and virtnous pcopie--Aehecis 5. The
congress OF the U. s Its course mas been mark ID
by moderation, wisdom snd nayiotism-i cheers.
a. Ihe Heads OF Departnent-They have the GOA
hueEce OF the people brca,se they deserve it-i
cheers. 5. Political Diseuss;.ns--in time of peace
essentially necessary but ata moment Ike the pre-
sent, we should breathe but one scntment--i cheers
o. The. enemies of cur c9eintry-Iho' they have in
1ured and nsulted rights, they shall bow to a. Z
majesty OF free, independent and indignant people
% cheers. z. oh Ceres, how long will VOC SUI
fer your peaceful horizon be obscured by te base
vaccinations oil Neptune! Call on the genuine So,.t
OF Liberty; they viii with reverence. obey your
mandates, dispd the yapots, and SUTTON another "a
hc'e to your almost perfect catalogue Of blessings
(honorable peace)- cheers. s. May genera. sco.ii
and contempt without the aid Of inobs IL en- tories
silent and inactiye-6 cheers 9. Our Country men
INLAY they be moderate, firm dig,ied aud unrti,
pre3cnting, II necessary, single front the uubtc
enemy cheers TO- May dete, rn;nation to sup
port the constituted authorities of our country be
che most predominant characteristic, ct the Amer;
ean people cheers. II. Amercsns--Sirce ar
gument and reason have failed in the Cabinet let us
resolve with unanimiy, to pr the efficacy OF the
sword in the fel,-6 cheers ~ May we cease "a
exist, before the rich heitage of Liberty derived
from our fathers, sl,a lie furnished in our hands-G
cheers. Is. The Navy Of the u. S.-T'ho' small
Yeti must he respected. even by our enemies 10,
the vaior Of Its officers and MEMS cheers ~ n.
memory of Genl. Nashrvton-Nest to tI,r- lives
and 'iber;ies, dearest IN his corntrvIner6 cheers
IS. The Arts and Sciences-NIav ttey be rfisctun..
~ cultivated and eternaly dOuiisi,--t cheers 1G.
we love with brotherty affection, no matter What
appreciation he may have, the Enxn whcee NJ and or
tuues are ready and willing crifce to the indie.
pendsnce, freedom q honor OF his scrnty-t cheers
IL. The Anerican F!ag--Niay i; wave protection &c
orr friends, and defiance 10 enc ,nies-i cheers
IL The american Far-For you we are willing to
die but for you we hope to live-Io chcers
VOLUNTEERS.
:, ny Vna. q. C.a,ke-The minority in Congress ;
She frowns OF an ud snant snd insulted people teir
best reward. by -NI!es Boft--Since war is forced
hpon US, let us "ii pull one way. nv James Binn-
rer-A war OF necessity in def of Amcrics' Jus,
rst'si may II speedily terminate IN an honorable
peace. by Col. By0ge1-Wra. s. Giles and john
Randolph; may they trace the way of opposition to
old Charons boat, where reflection NAV ovcitakc
them, when too lsre Tor them their principles to
return Dy rs. e. SfaHdrd--Aiay coat of tar an;l
feathers speedily decorate all aposates. b. EGzva!
IHosley--nc Wiu Clinton; meteor in the poli,i.
cal hemisphere, whose premature appearance and
eccentric motion las led him in contact with pa-
net; annhiatlon the inevitable consequences. ~
Capt. Booker-I'he enjoyment OF liberty TO those
only, who had rather die to defend than live wit,
out it.. BY Lieut.. HeSpistt-The Patriots of 1912 :
may they prove themselves to be the legitimate t'es-
cen'ants OF the heroes of 70. By H. .Hoody-Mny
abe great and noble character OF general George
Washington, be Remembered TO cur last posteritv
BY James CoHZray-May the religious canopy that
now covers the political character OF John Randolph,
never be an npenetrahie garb to prevent the honest
republican from ptrcciyirs the cancre of that foul
mans heart. BY .i9seph Smith-Let It's pay "a tri-
butte to the memory Of General Washin ston, for as
long AS virtue continues to be valued, lbrg as me-
rit claims its reward long will the nan,e of Wash
inston be hanied down with appl use BY H. SAFE
May the Eagle Of America soar 90 her usual
height, nassa'ied by the cry OF cespots. BY b.
-Dennis-May tie supporters Of liberty, never wear
sbe yoke of slavery.