Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-15

The Grafton was afterwards delivered by
Alderman JAMES y. BARKER. The
composition vas mastery, lis style taste
tut and elegant, ami Its patriotic SEMI
ments had peculiar weight, because the
audience viewed in Their orator, Il soldier
! o. tie late war, ana the son OF kevO!tii-
| onary soldier.
The Company consisting OF three hun
| dred Democratic Citizens, sat down 10
| dine at two O'Clock. ihe table was
| spread with ali the variety and abundance
of viands that our excellent market az
! tords, which were served upin very hand
| some style. The Temple in which the
| tables were spread, was appropriately de-
! corated with Transparent les, representing
| the several naval victories, achieved ON
| the ocean and on tine lakes, during the
late war; and also full length portrait OF
WASHINGTON. Over tive Presidents
Chair, several State and United States
Banners were neatly arranged. The oth-
GERS of the day were
Capt. RICHARD BACHE, President,
Col WM. ANDERSON,
MATHEW CAREY, Esq. ". Pres'dts
TIN. MATLACk, Esq. :
After dinner, the following Toastswere
drank, always welcomed with good feel
ings, cheered occasionally with hearty
shouts, appropriate songs and music
The band engaged by ,hc Committee Of
Arrangements, was aided by ih- martial
Band attached 10 the Marine Corps oftlir
United States, whose services were DO
litely rendered by Major Gamble, cou-
manding the Marines on this station.
Dem. Press.
TOASTS.
l. Tile Day: On which we assumed
among Che powers al the earth the Sc
parate and equal station 10 which the
laws OF nature and Of natures God emil
tleus." YaDLce Doooie
?. Tie Soldiers and ISfgtess.,en of tire Re-
relation: Heroes in The field, Sages in tie
Caninet Stohey Point.
3. TIE People The traIy legitimate
sovereigns: here only in the exercise Of
their Just ri ghis. Long lice the People.
4. The militia: The wars of '76 and
oi 1872 prove them TO be the surest d sd
fest bui"ark OF our Independence.
BmkerS Hill.
5. Tile A''ny and Nary: They triumph
Ell over the seIf-styled sovereigns of the
ocean, and vanluished the conquerors Of
the conqucrors of Europe.
Tile .StcrSpangled Banmer.
6. TIE United .StaieS.
mon! in one delightful word, is our home,
HdH Cois,,abia.
z. Tile memory IF Washing ton s. F,a.A-
m; iiiusinous examples 10 fuipre genera
uons.-(drank sianding.)
Rosiin Castle.
8. The President Of lie United States 4
soldier of tbe RevOlulion-rici, in the es-
teen and confidence ofhis liow-citizens.
Futile Of Ireaton
8. The Governor of Pennsylvania Elect
cd by the votes of the Republicans, he
has administered the government with
wisdom, fidelity and honor.
.Snyie''s March.
10. The Commonwealth: Economy and
iiberality combined, have made her pros
porous, happy and powerful.
Pennsylvania Grand March,
IL. Democracy IF Pennsylvania: Too
enlightened TO be deceived by the in
tri@ues of " union OF honest men"-too
virtuous to be brlbed by the surplus wa
ges ola Compensation Law.
A,1Se, arse, Cokam6ia's SINS arise,
ID. Wm. Fiadiqy: An honest man and
a sound Republican, as in 90 and JSOs
so IN 1917, may the candidate OF Demo-
cracy triumph over "naitoys, tories ami
apostate aohigs."
The Standoyd Of Freedom.
Is. The war Of 1872: The war of '76
made us free and ndependent-that of
| 1912 made us formidable.
| Yankee Doodle.
| ii. The 18th of January, 1915: 1t termi-
mated the contest in blaze Of glory.
JackSCn'S March.
Is. Pile, Corington, Laurence, AHcn 4.
BURROWS They fell, like Leonidas. in dc,
fence of their country and lis rights.
Dead March IN Sa,d
10. Thomas jefferson and James Jod;-
son: The restorers Ofthe principles of the
observation-disclosures in the happiness of
their Country. Jcfeyson's March.
IL. P0utding, Wiihems and Van Wa,t !:
Names sacred in the annals of freedom
shielded from the assaults of envy, NAV
| they live forever in The remembrance ofa
| grateful nation. Hail Libeyty.
is. The Patriots Of South-Americn :
versary of National independence.
In Ira.
10. Tie Daughters of Colo,,bia /: Their
hearts arc as pure as their smiles are re-
sistless. Life let rs Cherish.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
By Capt BaChe--R,chord Rush. Eso. .
An enlightened Statesman, a firm Re-
publican. and an honor 10 PENNSYLVANIA.
BY William Anderson--OM Pennsylrn-
mia On her soil no noxious aristocTatic
| plant will ever thrive.
by Mathew Cary--Gen. Jackson: The
hero Of New-OrIeans.
Bv Gen. Barker-The three men whom
the Washington Benevolent Society would
have sent to the Isle Of Elba-JeHcyson.
Madison and Bonaparte.
BY Geo. NJ. Dallas-.Jdmes Madison .
May his happiness in private, be equal TO
his glory in public, life.