Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-09
FOURTH OLE lily

ne RICHMOND aud Alauchesirr Troops
"i Cavairy, Tins day associate, together.
!" ce'eD raie the Anniversary of \ mrrican
independence. A dinner was rreus.ed a,
The cool spring near NianvI,-s,er. and at.
yer me cloth Mas reno, ed The ,oiiouinu
toast were drank =
=. Inc da! we ceiebrate-,he anniversary
festival OF patrIots '"e
- '"e hle'hors oi General George Washing
D. i"e Congress al the United States: viz
,uoaS' enlightened and independent may We
ever continue Ia see them the pride nf the ~. :
puniic, ana The admiral al III. wn,id
4. me Heroes VI the kevolution-W Willis,
.he'r posteriiy bedew their caves with the
eais OF ieSret let them not lUIget 10 emulate
'hs " bright example.
o. the PEOPLE Of The u States li,sv b.va
nosiy sacrificed upon the altar OF :hclf rou,,-
rit. W fai's sP'-
' o, The Spanish Patriots. We already ac-
snon , ",,,s, men ofothe's IN feeling, may we
500" hali the" u. otiIei $ la liberty!
Z. Our former Presidents. They enjoy as
the reward OF their faithful services the bles-
sings aud Tie gratitude ut a free aud indepeu-
dent people.
s. The President the United States-Asa
Statesman admired, as a Patriot honoied as "a
man beloved.
.. The Army aud Savy-the yigilant cent?
nels, who guard the paradise of Freedom.
10. The heads Of department, amply 4ualfi-
ed aud ever solcitous to discharge with fide-
lily the important duties of their respective
stations.
IL. Our foreign Ministers. The faithful and
respected Representatives of a Republican
people.
II. The daughters of Columbia, none but
the free" deserve the fair"
VOLUNTEERS.
By The Goreraor Of pirginid-The U. States,
the land of liberty, and the birth place of dis
Interested Patriots.
The Governor having retired the following
toast was given by Captain y. +. Smith If The
Manchester Gdrairy'fhe Gsvernor of Virgil
mia, the gallant soldier, the diii"eut and faith
ful servant of The Commonwealth.
By CapiGia Carrie The Chief Justice OF the
United states.
BIZ Col Il. Taglor General PorterGed.
By Hajor Il. Gambie-The Manchester and
Richmond Cavalry.
By The Adjt. GfReraI-The Consultation
Every violation of IT, is a blow at nur Iib.rtv-
Blythe attorney Generat-The Congress Of
the United Sates-may they never he induced
10 surrender the constitution b, the warm raw s
ofexecutivc favor, or the tempest of military
wrath.
BIZ lIqjor Harold Smyfhe-John Quincy
Adams aud Andrew Jackson, the Statesman
aud the Soldier
BIZ Judge Brockenbrsugh- State rights, NAV
they never he abandoned by the friends of
FIeedom
BuP. T. Daniel, Esg.-The government Of
the UHitei States, the creature 81 the Stale
SovereieuiIes formed for their security and
convenience ouly-Nlay these sovereicn,ies
never want the wisdom or vigor to restrict il
10 The purposes Offs creation.
BY Robert & Scott. Esq.-The plea of ne
cesSity. aud the doctrine implication, equal
Is dangerous to the liberty ofths People.
By Philip Norborns Nicholas. ESq.--The Bat
tie of New Orleans. one of the proudest tro-
plies in the annals of onr country.
By Doctor adams The memory of General
William Washington the father of American
Cavalry.
by Doctor j. HeHderSOn-The plough The
best reliance of a country, bending under diff
emily and distress
By Lieutenant X. Booker. of The Manchester.
Carai,y-A speedy and propitions termination
to commercial embarrassment.
BIZ Lieme7ant 1ompkins-The memory Of the
Revolutionary Patriots-Hush every breeze.
and thou O fame blow. blow, thy trnmuet
By Cor Croa-h The United States of
America; may her liberty last whilst the Faith
bears blossom, or the Sea rolls wave
By Cor, Patterson John Quincy Adams
The man whose name requires no compl-
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