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


hlessrs. J. III. Peterson, W. II. Hari isom aud |
Charles Gee, the following Toasts were drank:
.Iae Declaration Of Americap Independence.
Ii WAS tile intetposition of Providence be- |
tween suffering Humanity aud its oppressOr |
niau-it is the language OF wisdom inspired By |
heaven--it is consecrated by the blood of pat. |
riolism and will be immortal. cheers-2 guns. |
q. lie Federdl Constitution. May il be |
rightly Interpreted and faithfully obeyed. |
eheerS-i gun.
3..State Rights....The pillars OF our glori- |
Gus Constitution; they should be guarded |
with as much vigilance as was formerly the |
Hesperian fruit.
d..The People Of the United !Stetes. Their
fathers split their best blood in opposition to
British despOiisin-will their sons passively |
! surrender their property aud rights TO The |
more oppressive aiistocraciss OF privilege,
monopoly and paper stock cheers--I gun.
s.. The President oftke United States. May |
hts Interpretation of federal powers agree
with that OF rs. run.
g.. The Heroes and Patriots of the United
Mates. Like their achievements, too nu,se-
rOus 10 bs par ize d. may the dead con.
Time 10 receive, and the living contnse to |
merit the cordial appreciation of their couti-
| trymen. 2chefrs--I gun. |
a.. The Militia. ...WelI disciplined, would |
be an effectuai defence against aggression
from abroad or usurpation at home. gun.
g.. The erciusire privileges Of the Manuj.tctar.
ing and Wonied interest. Their establishment
and continuance i'y law are contrary to the |
spirit OF cur government, aud destructive Of |
the rights OF the people. gua.
o.. The pirginia assembly. More dee us aud |
fewer words during the next session, IN oppu-
sItiOn to paper ariStOcracy. I gun.
TO-. The Legisidfu Of MassachuseHs. -. Their
opposition TO manufacturing monopoly does |
honor TO themselves, and ably supports the
prosperity and rights OF The people. gun.
H.. The Merchants Of Saiem.. They have |
signalized themselves by their deN olion ts the
cause of equal righiS-their example is wor-
thy OF imitation. gun.
r.. The TariF, or Me encouragement Of Ma |
W.a fnr
that tile patriot and hero OF '76 bied gun.
Is. Restriction and Taxation Jorthe many, and
prir'fSe and monopoly for the Je,J-'Ihe most
safe aud eifectual means Of converting sepa-
| rate interests TO powerful aristOcracies, and
lee governments 10 the NEST oppressive OF
tyrannIes. gun
H.. Freedom 10 all the pursuits cf industry,
ana destruction to MiOnOpOiy.-We will give nail
hons ior reeenue, but not cent for bounty.
| gun.
Is. John Taylor Of Caroline. :. The emllght-
ened agriculiurist the unbending republican,
the proiouad staiesmau-who in this aye of
legislative encouragement, has alone done
more for the protection OF agriculture than all
the legislative bodies OF The Union. gun:
To-. ihe Trim Sisters, blaine and Missouri
May they not inherit the disposition OF some
who attended their birth, bur prove ailec ton
ale members of the general family. gun.
II. Chartered and unchartered Bdnks-Aiike
piunderers aud bankrnpts, aud their only diff
| ference is, that by The one we are robbed ac-
cording to law, aud by the other without lis
sanction. gun
49,. The inriOiability of chartered rigIis and
Ihe ditihe rsht " ktngs. ..Doctrines equally
sonhd, aud alike calculated TO defraud the
people OF their possessions and their rights.
TO-. banking . Modern magic. which chan.
ges worthless rags into lands and houses like |
witches OF old, may IL be tried by the ordeal
OF fire. Ii cb,Srs 4 o,,n
20. .Erecuiiue Patronage ami Congressional
Cduchsess-ConsiitnliOna restrictions on both |
a he Itdp of
public officers, and deadly wound to grow.
| ing corruption. gan.
II. The present state Of Engiand-A rich, |
| brave and free people beggared aud ensldyed, |
| by monopoly, banking. funding aud executive |
| raironase-ihe letter of a tree SonstiIuttonre-
manning, while its spirit has become the strong
similar effects. 1 nm.
~ Liberal ideas and Political k1aouled:,c 49,
| iheir progress viii cause the monarchs of tue
earth to crouch before the majesty of the peo-
pie, ana the modern and more insidious aris-
| tocracies of privilege. charter aud MONOPOLY
to receive The jasi fate of their predecessors,
| nobility and church government. gun
| %. The Spanish Reroluiion. MAY the an
cient VAlor OF Spain arise with her new born
freedom, and render il invuIne bic TO the at
tackS OF the combined despots of Europe.
| ma mr. - gun
ehuirmen Of the committees Of Commerce g. Manu-
JdctureS. May they have the benefit of new
course OF political economy, with teacher
| inOIe sane IMAM Mathew Cary. 4 run.
! VOLUNTEERS.
BY Col. II. Epps.. Vngiuiu-She gave the
impetus TO the Ball of revolution. may she
maintain the principles contended Tor.
Euni q Ruihp. ..Specie payins Bunks-Those
| only Whose notes are not presented for rav-
ment-may all soon be brought by their Crc>
| uiiore 10 tnis nnerring test OF sOlveDcy.
| w alter X. Johnson. -. .BankS-Ce tain har-
| and tyranny.
| j. I'll. Peterson. -. The Nihtin Lar Of Pirgi-
na-A nuisance unaccOmpanied by a solitary
benefit-inay II he amended or abolished.
N. b. StITdivant. 80. The TOM NJ three millions
IN ttD,e Of pe@ce-Our government teaches the
people economy by precept and not by sx-
| ample.
| VIM. J. Dupuy.. .James S. Garnett-A zeal.
Gus and able advocate of the rights aud inter-
| eSts of agriculture.
RALEIGH, y. CA public dinner was
| provided al The Eagle tavern; the Co
vernon presided, assisted by Chief Justice
Taylor and J. Gales.-The following
! ioasts were drank:
| George WashibgtOn.... The Statue which is
| about 10 be erected 10 his memory in Our Cap
| ltoI. from the chisel OF Camera will be last
| ing Monument TO future ages, Of the CRATE.
| fui esteem ~ which the character OF this
| great and good man is held by the citizens of
| North Carolina.
HE United states. In proportion as they
increase in number, they add to their ability
to resist aud Tepress all attacks of ioI eign hcs.
| Unity or domestic faction.
The President OF the United States. =. He
| IL every way worthy TO be at the head #
| great Nation.
The Constitution May il ever prove a
| SHIELD 10 our Liberties in every time Of dlh-
| Guilty and danger.
Agriculture and Manufactures. They are
Intimately connected aud mutually depend
ent on each other /; and in proportion TO the
zeal with which they are prosecuted, The Ma
| tlOu WILDE prosperous and happy.
| Commerce. May every legitimate enter
| prize OF our Merchants be crowned with suc-
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