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

~ having transacted the annual business.
proceeded Ia the choice of officers for the
present year, when the following gentle
men were elected
President-David Lenox.
Iice- Preside'it--Thos. Robinson.
Secrctary-liOrace Einny.
assistant Secreta'y-Alex'r. w. John
son.
Ireasmer-Charles Biddle.
Assistant 1redsater-Jolm Marklaud.
Committee VIM. Jackson, Caleb North.
Peter PereS, JAS. Gleniworth, Alex. Muir
ray, Thos. M'Euen, John Steele.
Ertrdct from tie Journal of the Sociefy.
Whereas, there are, ami will a; all
times be, men, in The respective states
eminent for their abilities and patriotism
whose views may be directed 10 lie same
laudable objects with those of the Gin
c,nnaii, il shall be a 20 admit such
Characters, as honorary members of the
Society Tor their own lives only Pro-
o'dsd Arrays, That The number of honora-
orrY membership each state, does MI ex-
ceed ratio OF one To four Of the officers
or Their descendants"
On motion of Major Jackson, seconded
by Charles Biddle, Esq. the Honorable
Pierce Batto- was bailoted ior as on hon
AIRY member at this Society, and the bal
lots being counted, it appeared he was
unalT, .i,ously elected.
On mot!oil-Ordered, That the Mem
bers OF the Society wear Grape on the leli
arm thirty days, I'D testimony of theirres-
pect Tor The memory OF the late ThOMAs
NJ kEAN, Esq. formerly Vice President
OF this Society.
The Society then adjourned TO meet at,
the Washington Hall in pursuance of AN
invitation from the Washington Beneyo.
lent Society. The members COVE
ned in the afternoon at the Mansion
House Hotel, where, being lionored with
the company offhe Right Reverend Bisb-
op Whit, the Rev. DIR. Colin. General
Porter, Commanding Officer of the Dis
irlct, and several respectable Strangers
and Citizens, as Guests, they partooR of
an excellent Dinner prepared bv MIR.
RENSHAW, in the best manner-at which
the following Toasts were drank
L. Ihe Ddy: Consecrated by the Natl
onal independence of brave and virtu-
Gus people
2. The United States: Guarded by the
disciplined valor of freemen, they must
be saie-and governed by equal laws.
they will be happy-perpetuty TO their
union.
3. THE memory Of Washington: Embalm-
ed in the freedom and felicity OF a CRATE
ful Country.
4. The President oftke United STATES :.
The care which provides for the pubic
safety, gives a Just claim TO the respect
and gratitude OF the nation.
8. Tile Congress Of the United States ::
Wise and temperate in deliberation. inst
and firm in decision.
6. The Judiciary Of the United States !:
Learned, vlrtuous and independent.
Z. Tile Army and Many of tie United
Stater: Brave, disciplined and patriotic.
8. The agriculture, Commerce and Ma
n3actres ofths United States
Man, like the generous vine, supported
" The strength he gains, is from tn embrace
lie gives"
0. The Reverend Clergy, and tie Inst,uc-
tors Of Youth: May the progress of Sci
ence, Morals and Religion, reward their
labors.
10. The memory Of tie Patriots and He-
roes Of The ReuotutiOn Who gave their toll
and their blood TO their countrv-their
fame can never die.
IL. Our Brethren Of the Cincinnati
wherever convened TO celebrate the ami.
verSary which attests their services and
sunerlnss IN the cause of their country.
,l2. General Charles CoteSwoyM Pinckueu
president General Of the Cincinnati The
Patriot, Hero and Statesman.
10. Ow ketoUsd Count,Y-toomen: Their
sympathy. the best solace OF sorrow, their
participation the greatest enchantment OF
joy.
Deputations from the WASHINGTON Rene
violent Society and the Washington
Guards were received and ciprocated
with the following Toasts:
by the W0shingtO ton Benevolent Society.
THE Societyofthe Cincinnati: We resncct
them as the rear-guard of the army of the
Revolution-the main BODY has filed OIL
with the General.
Answer by the Society of the Cincinnati 4.
The Washington Beneu0isMt Socieiy The
rear-guard of the army Of the Revolution
will have an easier task in prolonging and
supporting tie principles of their Chief
whilst they have such able and respecta-
bic assistants as tile Washington Benev-
olent Society.
BIZ the Washington CHARTS:
THE Cincinnati ofPemsyiyapia Nav The
survivors of that gallant band, be ever
held in grateful remembrance by their
ieliow-ciiizens, and, it occasion calls. may
they not find their descendants unworthy
Ofthem.
1nsmcr By the Society Of the Cincinnati :
Tile Washington GHords-In the gene
rous spirit of The youthful volunteer we
confidently anticipate the best perform
ance Of veteran.
DEMOCRATIC
ANIVEHSARY FESTIVAL,
AT VAUXHALL.
The Democratic Citizens Of the CITY