The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-15
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
FOURTH OF JULY, 1915.

FOURTH OF JULY, 1916.
AT meeting of the People of Noitoway County
~ their Courhouse, Tor the celebration OF the ih of
July, 1875, James Jones, Edmond Willis, Tyree e.
Bacon, VIM. Pincham and Thomas Eppes, were APP
pointed " Committee TO prsparc oats and make pr
Engagements for the day-N hereupon thew retired for
short time, and upon their return reported the fol-
lowing, when James Jones chosen President Ed
rnond Wills Niee-President, and Tyree q. Bacon,
Secretary.
L. Che day we celebrate ,--brghtest in the annals
of Liberty dearestn the recolIections of Frcemen
gun, cheers.
q THE People of the Urit.d States
4" Are n,'t married. by vii the circing world,
- As the great stake, the last eGort nj liberty -
gun, cheers.
8. The late War-a sscOnd ed ton of the spirit Of
10, re'sed, corrected and improtsi by sne If the
cid Authors assisted by many clips of the old blcls
gun, .S cheers.
a The United sta,es--whic wiling to respect the
rights Of uhvr padons they have eviaced an unalter-
sSie determination to maintain their
gun, Scheers.
5. The memory Of Washington
'' On his dark brow enthroned satlberty;
The awe OF honor and contempt OF death"
s. The President OF the United States-Prompt 10
r.ence his Corntry's wrongs, but equally prompt to
meet the overtures ot co-cliaan. gun, cheers.
Z. Oar Naval and Military Heroes ali
- FL high toe Cup,
And the kettle 10 the trumpet speak;
"Thc trumpet to the Cauonecrs without
80 The Cannons TO the Heavens the Heavens to the
earth
America drinks to her Heroes all II gun z cheers
). The American Navy
- In their dark weubs the volled hollis they bear,
And from Thousand mouths volcanic pour
9. The rage of Freedom on the British hosts
gun, cheers.
9. The American Eagle
With eve that winiis,
And wing that never TRES y IL wings his fight to
immortal f,nIe, in spite OF the roaring OF British Lii
ons gun, cheers.
10 PH,cr with the world if honorable. WAR per-
petuai, a. injlispc nsble. gun cheers.
II The Ncw-England States--Foremost in as
tsrfig, and foremost iR desertg the principles Of
independence. No gun, no che err
IL. The Honarsble Mr.. Holmes, of the Massachu-
9etts Legislatur,-
g Among the fatiless, faithful only he;
90 Avlonr mnumeIable fails 1,i,n1reA
80 C1ishaSe'i, unwtluced i.nteI7ifed"
IS. New-Eugland in 1875, and New England in
seThou art no more,
" locen OF the Fast; thy land of liberty
% Thy soil OF Heroes aud thy seat Of virtues,
now the tomb where thy brave lie speech
less,
" And foreign snakes engender there"
No gun, no cheer
IL Our late Ministers at Gbent--'Their ability &
perseverance, meet the applause OF their country and
die admratioA of the world gun, cheers.
IS. The memory OF Benjamin Franklin.
80. Thomas Jeifsrsoa--The genius of liberty smoke
through him, and PROCLAIMED independence to our
land. gum cheers
IL. Virginia, the ancient Dominion Her sons OF the
present day, emulste the herosm OF their sires
guns, 6cheers.
IS. The American Fair--rnay their smiles be he
1ndler IS reward gun, cheers.
Volunteers
BY Mr.. Geo. Bclcher's Gen. Audrey Jackson.
the Hero Of New Oricins-he plucked from the brow
Il rackenhaIn, lGureis proudly in Spain g Por-
pl,sa, mag he wear them with honor 10 HIMSELF a.
Iind ti,e acamatnns grateful Country and To the
Terr0r OF all 'lyra-,s 8 cheers
re- .lE'. JohH Il. fc55erte9n The next President
Of United Staes p;sry lyman, but having a sin
gle eye tine best So the union; may he b.
As nearly like WAsn1SaroS, Il. any Survivor of that
lr7e,tt man cheers.
81 .Nr Peter Bland, Sen'r. The Severely
People, the source OF all iegiumate rights.
By .l6'. John r. KnigAt The PxAoE--the in
hcrtance Of the brave, the first wish of the wise the
greatest blessing that eripy. s cheers.
By Doctor Pulaski b. Bel. Scott and Brown
The Heroes Of Chippewa and Bridgewater.
By 1Ir Jt.nes Jones, President. Capt Jeter, the
officer and of the artillery. cheers
Upon the Presidents retiring
BY Coo'lei VIEs, Flee President. The President
Of tbe day, tor his i'm a'tia and department
tie present occasion. cheers
Upon the Wee Presidents retiring
by .lf'. .ircisr Ii05eftSon. The Vice President
Of the day, for his impartial and msgnanmous de-
roTtment on tue present occasion. 8 cheers
Upon the SecreLaTy's retiring
Iy Mr.. Peter Bass. The Secretary Of the dav-
be receives thanks fn: hi; impartaliy and ign
y in the order Of the day. ssheers