The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-04
IFoL. 11.---N3. 95.

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50 the folks will Proceed 70 0d7a,ra,
Tho opposed BY Fr;Less stang
Ana sh's fAt FANi'D KAstE3E Cu.yESrIoY,
VIII ED ;.t)it where il uc..n
hen iy, let US az To tie n,ce,,H-
" here The oi t,,e east are to g:tl,er;
ann with t0feb's add css to thef'i erecting,
1 FRAY rETS MAY ALL 3yt'., To; sTiIER p'
-. he memory Of the siam and merits of
the maimed--n,ay the nation slew their
wing.
10. The PENNSYLVANIA volunteers of 1914
may the smiles Of" beauty" reward those
Shoa rooty" could never have mustered.
~. he interest "a the manufacturS rs
may domestic industry lie never sacrificed to
foreign commerce.
Is. The American fi,ir--mav they he al
ways protected from the savages who made
the spoils Oh their beauty their inci;emcnt icr
fighting.
vutuMTENRs.
ne bit OF blue bunting, may the enemies
OF sailors rights, receive some of the Stripes
that nave huUhcd Jhhn But
The heroes Of tie United. States, who hav..
saved their country from the tyrs.nt az the
world-mav they meet he reward cue to
thea IRON free and happy people.
May the time OF M tons be So much cccu-
pied in promoting their own welfare, tna-
they shall have no leisure 70 disturb their
ncighb0rs.
Our/'iend John Rull--he will always fnI
US ready to give him ufon dcaand.'' a ,u0
oHosoancs Of Perry, Porter. and Coffee.
The citizens CT the United StateS-while
they celebrate the glorious achievements OF
their generals, may they never forget the du-
sy they owe to the poor disabled soldier.
The United S5tates-;ustce and indepen-
sience her pursuit--her reward an honorable
pc lce.
The Hero { the south
The militia of Observation-Disclosures in
peace, in war iambs--let them e,joy the be-
nehts which their ncig'bo.s have conquered
FOR them--but let them never NOR inso,ent.y
arrogate to themselves the night Of debating
% the government of the II. States
The people IF Orieins--who have saved
their town withnuta loan or miracle.
Peace obtained by the gallantry Of rGr ar
my and navy-may the government provide
tor both, future war. TIT
May the United St-tes always have 4
Brown, a Jackson Gaines and a Scott 80
lead their armies.
DAVID JONES, the patriotic chaplain.
LIE GLORY OF THE LATTER DAYS
7vte7l sense aud 7Uor1h svW bear rae o,4x
ALL THE EARTH
The following, rc-aitcred from an old wa-
song OF '76 was sung by member:
TuNE-B,itish Grenadie-,
That seat oil SCIENCE A,heis, AND ea'o great
Where now are aIltheir sIores we eearce can find
their tDnis
Then guard yor rights Americans, nor stoop 20 for
eign sway,
And thus inpurta,ize the fame Of brave America!
Proud Albion bowl Cesar end nun, IONS lords b.
fore;
To Danes, to Pots, to NOrmans, and many master.
more;
I;nt we can boast Americans, VIC never fenn prey
f'uzza, huzza, huzza, hnzza, for BRAys America
Our sres 'ed freedom hthcr, when 10! the desart
4 paradise o:pIcaaure vas opon'dio the wild;
Your harvest, free americans! pow'r shall saa;ch
iIuzza, huzza, hulza, huzza, for brave America!
To qnit realm o. tyrants, our fathers cro,sd the
main,
Here frn'd a dominion, and founded freedoms
iane
Britain must owl her masters here. fate uroes M ,l
day,
When %eptnes trident shall be sway'd, b, brave A.
merica
We boasing of britain think not. your threat,
tear,
We've s-il'd you OF your iaurels, and WELD mar
tai spear
Such arrcg,nt professions, as We eise7yiere dis
play,
VIII nc'cr appal the hardy sons of free America
The Iawes' British 5'act-gGards with Cockburn at
their heal,
Robbd Ielenceiess henroosfs, and struck our reese
with a,edi;
Yet when they met "dIaia'd I'qnteeso armed thee,
ln!sSreants snsak'd xwsy,
And t'embied 10 behold tbs stars OF brave Ameri-
CT!
When fame makes known in Britain Tie defeats te-
troops have had,
George Whcp will curse his councils, and poor lshn
Bull rtr mad
To New-Orleans they madly sped, Our force met in
auy,
And .jacs@, placed fresl, laures on fam America
In his Efforts to please, in which he per
iectly succeeded, Mr.. KEAN exhibited. dur-
irg the evening in front Of his house. a very
neat transparency Of JAcksoH's V1cTC-
RY.' The company broke ur, at DOT a ia.-
hour, with the cheering prospect Of egchar-
ging the blessings Of peace ior the celcbra-
tions oil war .4aro92.
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