Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-14
EOyRTu or .tULY.

not as torpid on that occasion as Rich
moni.-But we cannot reconcile n 10
ourselves To pass them over IN oblivion.
We mus, be content 10 catch The sehii-
menis living as they rise" as they APP
pear in the most striking ioasts which
were given.
PHILA DELPHIA-Th day MAS cele-
hra,ed with military honours-
1oasts Drank By The Pennsylvania Blues.
Franklin-Ibe philosopher and patriot
the man who first taught Europeans 10 respect
American genius-who drew lightning from
Heaven, aud snatchcd the sceptre from the
hands OF tyrants.
The prescribed pat riots, John Hancock and
SSinnel Adams-the fathers of tue revolution
WHOM neither the favors nor frOwUs of ty-
liant conld>iempt t. sweTve from tie cause of
she people.
South America--May the bud of liberty
which has put forth in That delightful land. be
Duitured aud sheltered from The chilling blasts
of tyranny nuder the expanding wings of the
eagle ~ North America.
The congress of the United States-May
they at their next session pay more respect TO
domestic manufactures, and the interest OF
their couuiIy, than TO Their own emolumen t--
i',ett3 work fOlsS dol ans day.
Iuiernai Improvement Roads and canals,
Instead OF ioaDs, banks, aud poverty. The
way TO wealth
Baaking-May ~e never again be cursed
with hitter banks. nor hegga,y again stare
the people ILL tie lace. cheers. fsutaria-
SnEues all.
DrGnk By tie Pennsylvania Society Of Gin
c5,aah.
The Day-May the wisdom Of Government
perpstuate the national independence, and
iasiice though, late, .U.tii the solemn contract
which, ia the words OF congress, FASTENED the
d es>ings OF a sat. AID honorable peace. Hail
S;"inribl,.
The memory of the incompatible WASH
IN ton Whose virtues are the boast of his
country, and the theme OF universal praise.
Dead march in Saul.
Oar surviving brethren of the Revoutioua-
~ Army, wierese; convened to celebrate the
National tndr pandence, 20 The achiev en,ent OF
which the best services OF heir youth and
ananhood were faithfully deNcied.-Welconie
heie again.
Drank BY another, party.
Pennsyi,aoia. She had high reputation
FOR patriotism and iuiegrity; may she redeem
ii on lhe I'd Tuesday in October next.
Internal Improvement aud Domestic Manu-
iact"res..: Twin sisteis, may their enemy
LGov. Findlayl soon descend from the chair of
authority whici, he has dishonored.
by j Randall. Our ambassador at the
court of ST. James, ihe hon. Richard Rush,
ESQ.,. While he Continues 10 honor his coulr-
Igy, she will add new honors TO him.
By Or. POrdH. .Onr political rulers-like
Ulysses they should lash themselves 10 the
mast of integrity. lest The syren voice OF alnbi-
zion allure them from the duty they owe them.
selves aDd their country.
IoGStS drank al Baltimore
'The Spanish Inquisilion in rui,ls NAV the
s,OiIes flourish upOn its dssolatiou.
Our Country. We viii stand by her in six
troubles-in The seventh. we will not iorsake
her.
remuneration for Spanish spoliation. 80.
Gospel measure, full, shaken down and run
ming over.
WASHINGTON. His fame is eternity-his
residence creation"
Our Country. 1.-THE cradle of liberty-may
'he strands OF our mandatory he the neck
cloth OF the man no endeavors 10 unite the
Knot OF our Union.
The Emancipation of Spanish America. =.
Ihe jubilee OF freemen.
The bonors of Jackson, Brown. Scott aud
F'Piey--i tenants for life, TeVeIsOn 10 their
country.
NEW YoRK-Toasis drank by Gen.
<ral Meeting of The n. Y. Safe Society of
Cincinnati al City Hall; n. Varick, Pre-
sident
By tia Vice President of The United States
The OfacrGS aud soldiers OF the Revolutionary
Army; may their sons emulate their patriot
Ism, be grateful for the numerOes sacrifices
they endured and disinterested services they
rendered, ana preserve 10 the latest poslerity
Tue legacy they bequeatlIed TO us.
ByMc Secretary Of the Nary. MAY the prin.
clpies that animated the patriots and soldier OF
the American Revolution, govern those who
enjoy the invaluable blessings acquired, and
country In safe.
by Colonel House. The surviving members
of The Congress of 70; may thu evening of
their days be as tranquil as their morning was
SlOrioHs
by Captain Ridgeley. The State of New
YORK The rallylns point tor our republic.
Blythe Hon.J N Forbes. 80. The sacred cause
of Civil Liberty throughout the world like
the rays OF that sun which eulightens and
warns the natural world may it re-appear
VITA new brightness, after the passage of those
cIOnus winch occasionally conceal H..
Bp Genera! N0rih. ] Ohh Jay, d Tcpubli eau
oi The old school: He never halted to inquire
of popularity when the interest of his country
WAS III view enlightened. aud stubborn in
NiTtne.
BosToN, July Con Tuesday last,
The f4il Anniversary of our independence
was celebrated m This town, by d variety
at public performances aud iesiiviiies.-
Sauies were fired by the artillery cuR,-
panles al sun rise, on The moving of Tie
procession from the Stale House at noon,
aud at sunset. The bells were rung from
SIX to seven o'clock in The morning. Al
9Oc'ock, an OratiOu was delivered i'm HE
Methodist Chapel, III BCoOmlield's Lane,
before numerous audience, by HENRY
CRNs, Esq. appointed by the republican
citizens OF The Town. Al IL Oclot k, the
declaration of independence was read at
taneuIl Hall, To the citizens there assem-
bied; and al one o'clock, a large party
sat down TO collation., provided at the
same place.
Al bali past 10 o'clock, the Officers Of
The Boston Brigade assembled by invita-
lion al The residence Of BFigadier General
SULLIVAN, aud al bali past !, hey were
escorted by a battalion OF Light Infantry,
consisting OF The Boston Light infantry,
ne FnsilierS, and the Rangers, 10 The
oiate House. A large party, including
the Officers Of the Commons eaIlh and oi
lhe United States, who were in Town, By
invitation of the Executive, assembled at
the Stale House at III o'clock. Al ~,
Ills Excellence the Goveruor the men,