Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-08

On the next day an elegant dinner wa.
eparcd at the Eagle Tavera-Gen. Pc
er Johnson presided, and Mr.. Andrew
russell ofhciated as Vlce-Presidcnt-Af
er dinner, the following Toasss were
rank.
TOASrS.
l. George UdshmgfoR-He left the vord n,
immortal example of true glory
=. ne Heb"06c Of He United .States-The
i'st AMI oniy nee COVE nment on earth
s. Ire President Of tn, ILlisef Ss,tes--'be
'"rin ~,ieh beat upon hun has been qucllei; NAV
MS dave emo Vi
4. James -Nonroe-The soldier Of approved cot
rase-tie statesman of coas.mraat. w;slom..-.:he
patriot o.eXalted virtue
.. 1"e Sm q January, tsi5-It will be beacon
o' eternal inr,tInn toilininae the path of glory
D. me fe'bIe 81 Tennessee -rhey have Obtained
spienmm meme tor the imitation nj pnsterity
l. ihe Vary IF The United Sfates---rhe eagle
'hoogh untrdCe, expelled the spoler from. its aerie
- when time s,sil have matired its powers. the
ist-anchored isle viii trenble beneath the y.o of
us wing and the terror Gifts talons.
8. IRE Victory flake Erie However much
1t may have been surpassed in magnitude, it never
was in splendor.
9. National Ronor---It embells,es whilst il nro-
teets The feather which a;,orns the noble bird
supports him in his eight g "trip him of his pun.age
and you Tx him 70 the earth"
TO- The beoce---Phunix-li Il has sprun,, G,o,n
the tis,ncs OF war regeneratcd and purified.
IL on'Ilate Commissioner .dt Ghcnt----ss Patient
ana petsevering, temperate aHd Grr, no errors es-
capped their vigilance, no calumnes provoked their
passions"
II. The memories of PEI, o,,y c.,-,;,,..,,,,
slow sleep the brave Who sink to rest
WITH all their county's honor best -
the ship P
ii; The People Of .Ne,r- Orleanq-.-They unite
lFasp ~l--N.
In General hating retired
70. U + DISTINGUISHED guest Major General
JGc"son----iie unites the endowmen,s of the hero
with the virtues # the patriot.
VOLUNTEERS.
by rHE PRESIDENT - Benjamin Frankli,i---He
snatched the lightning from Heaven aud the seeutre
from tyrants
Ky raE VIcE pnEsInEST----THe UnieeS States.
lucky '''' y 1Ae''-
obscnritg. rs -
BY MAJor saErrEv----U Union. The best and last
hope Of our countrv
by NJ suAnp of Congres,--TAe Common.
sseGhh Of Pirs1'ra inferior to any Of her Sis
ter sites il patti tism.
BY Mu. WHIrE---. General CarroH
by Mr. GEoRCE MAsox---- General Scott-NIay
the rising generation resollec, hii deeds
nat tanght by great examples all may try
Ii hi'e TO vanqnh or like Pike TO die
~ Opb"nEL IAfP BELL-- General CoHPe----IIis
name Will be recorded among tie most gallant de-
tend rs of lis country.
by CAPrAIN CnAIG----A safe return TO our M
W.
By Mn. WILLIAM C. Pnrsrox---- The memo
~ 81 those s0io tel at PldtisJurg and N;.v- Or.
isHnS---- They look proudly to Heaven from the
death-bed o. fame.
by Mn JoHN CAmPBTLL---.sfaior John Reih
al! to General JAG son----He participated in the
toll Sd perilofthose achevs nents Which have Given
SUN iustre to his country-nsy he be rewarded by
her gratitude.
The evening was closed by an elegant
ball at the Bell Tavern, at which a nu
merous and brilliant assembly of ladies' at
tended. The appearance of the General,
with the recollection of his great deeds in.
spired every one with NOR. than usual an
imation, His graceful manners & elegant
person united to the inflicted cord;a!itv
with which he mt all who approached
him, WAS the subject of universal admira
ton. 1t may be truly said of him, that in
8 peace he is the gale of spring-in war
the mountain Storm