The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
NEW, DIRK, sept. I
PUBLIC DIN NER
To their E1ceLeticies .liess's G-iI.Lv9II,N' dnr
CL.iY.

Tamnsny Hal, 10 our Distinguished citizens Messrs
Salatin and Clay, two OF the live American Comms-
,iuners, who happily succeeded 10 heSocating The
Treaty OF Peace at rhen ana ttie Sohmerciai hrea-
Is at London.
. At This nuuerous assemblage His Honor Judge Iiv-
;nsston presided. William Bayari, Esq. ofieia;ed as
Vice. President, assisted by James FaIre, John Hone
Thomas Fsrinar, and Gilbert Aspnwail, EsIuires.-
Among the distinguished guests were the Hon. RUFUS
King, Hon. A. ]. DsllA, the May or, Gen. siacomb,
Gen Swift, &c. -
9ETiS
1. The Unifed ISt1tes--May The chain Of our Union
never be broken-it has been bt9h,.ned, net weaken
ed by collision.
O. The President OF the United States.
s. The Governor and State OF Newyyor}.
g. Peace-makers whose country awards them the
laurel, when they present her the olive. '''
5. Tie penioiy of the iate James H. &toiGrd-The
country Which entombs his ashes, lamsnts his death,
and will ever remember his services -"
g. The .2eTgcdt sine -itOIi-l he rights OF our
T.Tie sfat,t; past 5ellun-We have character,
peace, commerce, wealth, liberty and independ-
enceI
s. Foreign ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in War, in Feace
Friends; may our attachment TO peace never be mis-
taken for undue dread OF war.
O. Tie american EagLe-Iu her desire to retain
the Olive Branch, may she neverIose her arrows.
TO- Commemorative desire from II the enjoy nts
Of peace, and it Affords us the sinews OF war.
ii. Tie Heath of .Ncstions--IibertS
IL. The Principles Of Washington Homer, faith,
union and independence it-
IS. The Eighteen Stdrs-A bright constellation pa
the Western Hemisphere, propiti:us TO freedom,
blasting to tyranny.
Ia The free o. Observation-Disclosures in our coun-
ry, may il hour s wherever transpanttd, and brave
~ cry political tempest.
Is ON. grlltmt Iars-They have made our country
Pr oud of its nag AID ofthem-
To- The .arny Of the u. iStstes-Its courage wa,
never subdue,l, aud when disciplined it conquered.
II. Our .]LEtia and Volinteers--They have pro-
we'd that free country will never want gallant defen
dcrs.
10 The Daughters Of .qr'erica--a1ay the rich re-
ward of their smiles never be bestowed but those
who deserve,well- OF their country.
By Mr.. Galahn--The city OF New-York
By .Ifr. Chiy-The Sth of january, 1919.
After the guests had retired,
BY the Preadent-Our distinguished guests, AL
bert Gaatin and Henry Clay.
BY the President, Judge, L;Iin gsf0,i-The late
War, may it make the belgerepts better friends
BY the hon. Mr.. DGHas--The lesson ofthe War
Preparation In Peace.
By the hon. Mr.. Kny-Public credit, sustained by
equal taxes, and an uniform currency.
Byhis honor the ysfdyor-Oliver WolcOt, the en-
lightered and independent statesman.
by Mr. Baydrd-The pegce between the Uni.
ted States and Great EYiiain prosperous commerce
its rest--may the good understanding betweel the
two countries, established by the wisdom Of our min.
Istcrs, continue undisturbel.
III m. yfstin.OaH-The memory Of the late Gov
Clinton.
Be- Mr.. Hone-Our distinguished fellow CITIZEN
john Jay, who in tie more youthful days Of the Re
public the able ncgCcietor aud the firm assertoI
Oi our cOuntry's riShtsin foreign courts
Bu .lfr FtTm0r--Ihe Hero of Like Cha~lplain
Com. 81 DonUueh. 90
BIZ .Jfr. Fairle--Com Decstur and our negociator.
in tie Mediterranean