Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-10

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IN ITS mrridias splendor.
g. The memory OF those who have fallen in dcftucc !
of them country:
How Steep the brave. who sink TO rest
By all their cOuntrys wishes best
10 Agriculture, Commerce, and Manufactures
10y general blessings we are more than niemnifcd
for putia evils.
II. Literature, aud the Arts: Firs; Freedom, and
then Glory.
II. The States May ,hey " Indignantly fiOwn
upon the first ddwning of every attempt TO enieeble
| the sacred ties which now link them together"
| Is. The Fair Sex Z" The choicest bss, git from
| above"
voLvNTEERs.
| After the regular toasts, the following vol
unteers were drank
By The Secretary Of StaeFrancc, the frs, ally of
our Independence.
| By The .ihnisier Of F,apee-Thc Republic of the
| Z. States May 1t ever be prosperous and happy
| ByHte Secretary IF d.c Treas1ry. The People of
the United States Best governed, because self-go-
verned
b. The Secretary of Wm.-Edaca,;on. Elections
aud the freedom OF the Press If duly priced, our Lii
berry will be imperishabe.
Brittle Secretary Of the Nary-May the Spirit of
ScNenty-Si still animate this Republic, and the u
Mon is indssoluble.
Bg. Baron Stackciterg Prosperity and happiness
| TO oil nations.
By MAJ. Gen. Bro'oH--Thc progress Of know
| ledge lifts march keeps time with the nations add
vance IN power, our institutions will be eternal.
After the company began to retire, and as
they retired in succession, the following toasts
were proposed and drank
| The Heads of Departments
| The Orator oithe DAY
| Major General acob Brown, commander Of the
Army Of the United States.
Commodore Thomas Tmgey, representative OF the
| Navy OF the United States ON this occasion.
Com modore John Rodgers--the gallant hero and
| the accomplished sailor.
! Commodore David Porter, tle hero ofValparaiso
! Commodore Isaac Chauncey-he sailed round
| Lake Ontario ia vain IN quest OF his enemy
Our worthy fellow citizen, the President of the
! Day.
| By Gel. Eelreq,royth-The Marquis De La Fav-
cite, and other foreign heroes who assisted in rocking
| the cradle OF our indcpe ndcnce.
| By Mr.. fryc.--Ihe frmuess and sound principles
disclosed by portion of our lusious couni,ymen on
the 4ih oil july, l7'6-may postery lose sight
! OF them
By George Hay, Esq. of virsinia-Perpetnity.
prosperity, and glory, 10 the Holy Allanccof these
| BY DR.. Wiaiqq Jones-Souih Americans there
an individual in this nation who does feel Tor her
ON this 4iiicerSary?
| by Col Roger JOnes.-lrcland Too long, o Erin
hast thy harp hung upon the willow NAV the first
note which 1t breathes be the song of liberty and e.
| Emancipation.
by Mr.. Riodes-Tbe memory of Decatur and Per-
ry though dead, never dying
by Lieut.. Joha H. Lee, of the Navy.-'The Marine
Corps distinguished for It's usefulness to lis country
| on the land as well as the water
Big MFR. Richard FOrrest.-The memory of Baron
| DE kaib May we the statue erected which
grateful America in the moment of her enthusiasm
| OccrcCu to nm.
| The left division of the Army of the North in the
late war the gallant band which, this day six years
ago, was the first 10 plant our coors the shores of
! the enemy.
John Quincy Adams may the principles which he
has this day moby illustrated be forever cherished in
our hearts
Washington in flames The power TO ayense this
barbarian outrage, and the magnanimiy which shall
dsdain use il.
Major General Andrew jackson: The hero of the
| Stt January, 1915.
The People OF Washington Heritors of the fame
oil The first OF patTots-nay they learn 10 imate the
| virtues which adorned his character
In the hlarity OF the moment, the authors
oil some OF the volunteers were forgotten; and
some of the toasts We're not preserved as they
! deserved 10 have been. Among the latter was
toast IN honor of general .Mdcomb, who was
! present III the early part of the entertainment.
| The foreign gentlemen, VINO were guests on
the occasion, left the table after the first two
or three volunteers.
The dinner was excellent, and good liquors
bountifuly supplied. Indefiance of al which,
the company retired at an early hour.
NATIONAL FESTIVAL.
PETERsBURG, July 6.--Owing to cir
cumstances, the arrangements of the Com
mstee for celebrating the anniversary of our
Independence on Wednesday, were not carri-
ed into effect with the usual exactitude and
spirit. The principal impedment was the
| extreme bad weather: and what was likewise
very unfortunate happening at the moment it
did, was the illness of Mr.. ROSE 1.-THE Orator
of the Day. who could not in consequence
deliver the Speech he had prepared for the
occasion. However, notwithstanding the rain
(which fell without intermission the whole
day. the military joined by number of Citi-
Zens, formed according TO the arrangement on
Market Square about II O'Clock and march
ed in procession to Poplar Spring, where the
usual salute was fired, and the Declaration of
Independence read by Mr.. JONES.
Precisely at O'Clock, the Dinner prepared
by Messrs. Fem s. CHEvEs, was on the Ia
bic About 500 of our Citizens without dis
tinction of party sat dOwn.-Joy regned over
the feast, and unanimity and harmony of sem
tImcnt prevailed every where in this large as
scmby. ARCHIBALD BAUGH, Esq. presided, |
tine Mayor JOHN HINTON Esq. being absent y |
assisted by JosEPH BRAGG, EDwARD PISS
CUD, Thomas WALLACE and DANIEL G.. |
Butts Esqrs. The cloth being removed, the |
following Toasts were drank, accompanied by |
appropriate Music, the firing of cannon, songs, |
and the cheers Of the whole party.
b" Blest day Of Liberty of Hope, OF Pride
Thy sun shall spread the light of freedom wide"
4 e7us--9 cheers.
g. TuE YEoMASEy or Our CouNTRY-" The Ar
iifcial Noble shr'nks into Dwarf before the No
bic Of Nature" 4 gAas-6.cheers
3. IHE SPIRIT or 76-A spark from Heaven, to |
cuiigheE benighted and enslayed World
gimS--6 cheers.
4. THE HERoEs AND SAGEs OF THE REvoLU-
TIoN--immortal spirits, whose glorious deeds com |
mand the tribute of their country's gratitude
4g.7's.
.. WAsmSGToN--G odlike Man % Expressive ST. |
lence, muse his praise" No g1n--oyoHt standing |
6. FEANKLIS, HAScocg AND ADAMS" Crowned |
with chaplets Ot Immortality, among the mighty !
dead who live in endless praise"
No gvG--H0 cheer.
y. TnE UToN-We cling to it with greater icryor,
fltf of .,,,Is