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

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position to the effrts of the Ot,.s tac
Quncey's, the P;cke1ns'i, the BiakeS, the
Lows, & the Long sellOwS-thcy have shewm
t,iat they can MAKE victory perch upon tn,
Standard OF che country wilnouC drawing :.
.uau from the" ancient 0i.,i noiior@6ifs" on
from the " hie.iiu GiScifi.'lei 1c1Ans,.l.y oi
lHasSdchusefts - nese tnings, Geing ;,,no,is
the results OF the tSvo U:cforieo --fevD4 Ell some
OF the principal items III rne j.,s ot The even
mg--and caused tl. "a oLd 6oys and young"
to pour forth thc.r scntneA,s ~-lsh an ent.,u-
siasn never surpassed.
Alter the cloth had been removed, which,
TO do justice To the honest hest, covered a
we'll tn nlshed abundant table, tie following
toasts were gwen, each accompanied With
an appropriate song, ANA many OF tnem with
cheers.
L. Jackson & his victorious srny--he gave
lnvhcibity TO their irns--lhsy have gwen
immortality To his name.
2 brown---the iaCrelled hero OF the Ma
Sara--t.iree years ago and his name was
hardly known---now the world rings with The
spendnr OF his achievements.
). Perry and NJ Donough-ihe iuds thai
sgceft fke Lakes.
L. Inc youngest Of the United Statcs--
where Les Frustrated and buried the pride &,
boast OF the United Ningdom.
5. Inc naval and military character Of our
country-the focus OF all the rays or glory
the radiant foui'ta n of Eonor.
6. The war il which we have been cngac-
cd---iust in It's commencement, glorious in
It's progress, and honorable IN lis termina-
ton.
lie following song, composed for the oc-
casion, by member, was then sung:
TIE GLORlES OF COLUMBIA.
TUNE-Humors O'Clcn
theirs
Wiicse stars and whose yarters to 1obles belong:
For 'learer TO Insukid cur INSTITUTIONS,
Where FREEDOM, dear FRExoo5fs the theme OF
Far dearer t. uen sweet Lberty's charms,
Than sli the fine trsprings in nunagvnys train,
Oar dearest affections ia De1y cc1trc
It's blessings we've fought for AID conquered like
Tho rich the tr@pp,gs round n,onsrchys gorget,
And simple the dress that republicans wear;
The Iosntle uf liberty sheds pure !urtr
That u its adn!ireisis constantly dear.
RLPTBGIeASs MN stand erect in t.tir station,
Aud look OH their ioes with an un,aaptcd air;
INDEPENDENT they are as tn ,e4 OF the ocean,
Save loves wiling ietters-ruE ARMS OF THE
Z. Peace, the result of q glorious struggle
M'Donnough was its pledge-JscksOn It's Sc
cu1ty
g. The star-spanSed banner Of Coun,bia--
the proud guarantee OF {" Free trade 60 sail
| orS' rights"
9. The President Of the United States--he
took the helm AT the commencement of the
tempest--let us drink 4" to the pilot that wea-
thered the storm"
10. Tit for tat-EnglaDd kicked us into
the war-we have kicked her INTO the peace.
IL Our commissioners at Ghent--tlle tri-
umphant champions of their country in the
field OF reason aud argument.
-. JOIN Bulls translation of a sine qua
non--" fyDu think do ask roo muci, I
s.iaH DC very 4yiiiing TO take less"
Is. 4 good text for a Yankee sermon
those svho neglect all their dates, .torten all
their RIGHTS
II. More New-England grievances--a vast
quantity of British goods, and very hule Of
the United States' loans.
The following song, also composed By =
member, and published in the Auror4 some
time ago, was sung, and is rcpublished at the
desire OF the company: