Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-21
pNRIIC SENIIAIENT.

IGpt-iN S.-N . ! III IN i.
We have alarge variety at loaSis and
proceedings On the 4ih Of July {; bui w,
shall select 4 lew usoTe toas,S. aud ,her
lay them by. Iva the general, We fihd,
from theni, that the cause a.! south Amc
lican Liberty, and the cause OF Spain,
are among the most popular topics of the
day. There is also a burst oi devotion "a
our UniGN, which The Missouri Question
has brought forth. In various sections oil
The country, The sentiments uttered on
Missouri and The Tariff, are d. various as
might have been expected. The TauA
however, is la much bolder relief ,hsn
the other; he Missouri appears like I,
question decided the tariff is yet on the
docket, aud <ecms 10 have drawn more
attention rom all quarters than any o.
Their. II evidently fills d large space III
The public mind. IL some Of the states,
the toas,s are deeply tinged with local
politics; IN New York. where The elcc>
ton of Governor is just decided, aud in
Pennsy lyauia, where il is still pending,
the names and parties Of the day, mingle
freely IN the cnc'Ing cup. The presi-
dent and heads OF departments have been
IA general warmly tsasied but some
cases have furnished exceptions we
have seen very few out OF Virginia and in
this state, the general run al the tuasis
has been In favor Of the administration.
The heroes and sages oi The revolution,
and Tie sloyles oi tie leic war, have been
"iu our flowing cups freshly remembered
Oh all our heroes, Gen. Jackson has stood
foremost at the bOard--wiih very FEW rx-
cepiions, his name has been PRONOUNCED
IN the warinest terms al eu!o.l. The
Hero 0f NeiU Orleans deserves 81! that can
be uttered in his isr--iioHgh, as the
conductor of Tie Seminole var, he mar.
yellously erred.
Al BosToN-ft The State Honse.
By his Ereelieacy the Governor. :. ine Day,
and lis happy associations
By Has Honor, IL. COcerH0r PhiHiyS. j ohm
AdamS--;He Prophet Who l.rrtold- the Patti
OF who contributed TO achieve-and who has
lived long 10 ENJOY, the Freedom OF hls coun-
try.
The great interest of our Couutry-Cum-
merce, Manufactures, and Agiicuitnie-F Free,
free, free.
by Professor. Ererett. The rock of Ply
mOHth-ihe house that is built thereon, may il
stand forever.
By Gen ~ iHiuln Suiliran. Oar native land
Inlay religion, int liigencc anu vItuc, saw
~ from ihe faie OF those al whom we know
nothing but their eiiShable piles at mat
Bile
By Marshal Prince. John Qaiucy Adams :;
country rresase INCREASING Usefulness aud i'm.
peIishdhie reuUHn.
By tie Boston Cincinnati.
The great men who sIgued the Declaration
OF Independence, a,d the bruce meu " lto sral-
I'd ~ with tiei: blood.
lie society OF Tie CiECinnati--0ur lire is
broken AND our ranks thlnmed-but Tie Stand
ard Is sttIi preserved.
The Daughters OF America-RIay they have
religion for their main force, m0doSly fUriheir
quarter guard, aud all the graceS Tor their
iL.ht ;roOps, and corps OF OilseIvaiInu.
The Sched1le. Broken fortunes, broken
limbs, biOken constitutions, aud broken
promise, IL The master roll OF property which
The Revolutionary Soldier has nov 10 present
To his country.
CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
U"itet States Ship Of The Lane Independence.
BOSTON HARBOR.
The Anniversary OF our independence
was celebrated OH board the independence,
a, by dinner gwen 10 HE officers, by
Com. J. SHAW, 10 which a number al
other officers and citizens were invited.
Ike company arrived Oh board a6Uni
O'Clock, and were received in an cle-
CANT manner hysCaat. Booth, of The ship.
the quarter deck VAS euypred by an avn.
ing decorated by Ike flags of different
nations, and the beams IN The cabin,
where the dinner was served, were orna"
mented by flags bound up IN iesiOOns aud
these lu,er~incd with roses, lilies, and
the various flowers Of the seas0n-ihe
toute ensemble had pleasing ani bcauii-
iul eiieci-At 4 O'Clock about fifty gentle
men sat down To all elegant and sumpin-
ous dinner. The superior band o. mu-
sic belonging 10 Fort Independence which
had been kindly rendered by Col. FEN
WICK, played some of our best national
airs, together with many other favoriie
tunes. B0SiOu Pail.
TOASIS.
Memory Of Washing tOn-The greatest Orna-
ment OF the 18th century: he will ever live uu-
rivailed ia the hearts OF his couutrymen.
by Com. Shaw.. Agriculture II Commerce;
May the energy OF the one support the other.
by Capt. ReaShlic. The Delegation OF Ma
val OHlceIs this day assembled at New York
May their Constitution soDthc the orphans
heart, and Inil the widows cares to rest.
Ry l.. NJ Prker, Esq. Brush Calamity (:
Governor Don, and Whole British Garrison,
including two hundred unmarried officers. a.
gaiUst Captain Thompson his wife and Child
and four lieuieDants OF the American NAVY
by LieHt. tdTuHnl. 1.-The additional stars
this day added 10 our tiag-hiay tile only cuh-
test between Maine aud Missouri be, which
shall fnrm the brightest lnnliiiary.
~ Or. UieS attdi. 1.-The memory of Pat
rick Henry-The patriot who first struck The
spark of Independence in the Southern district
of oar country.
By Naj. Jacques. -. Tie gum-boat system re-
duced 20 "A single seed, bn, having been sown
10 good soil, has produced SereHiy.jour fold
ihis tile pride and glory OF our nation, may 10
inierna! vermin, OK foreign foe ever Geterio-
rate.
Al ALBANY-by Aah- CjsiOnianS.
TIE late wdr....It tested tile fidelity Of
tbrr sons
The faithful ofboth Theirs is the true
Claim OF public gratitude
The uHfdithlui to both. .DeSeTtiOn in the
hour o! trial. furnishes 10 cIdImtO public favor.
The union of the states. Safe while the
people are the fountain OF power. Let repub-
licdnS = trown indigUdntlS upon the first ddYp-
lpg Of an attempt" 60 usuTp that power.
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