Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

Federalism f" Ceniaur-like fsure,r half whir.
hafiory, us mortal remains were hastily inierreti
aud MS requiem chaunIed The 9TH Of March
iOOi We believe there is no resuri eciion for this
" fallen Angel"
William III, Crawford a Republican of the Jef1er-
son'an school, and an enlightened Statesman, whose
moral and political integrity has gained him tie con-
hdenee OF the Nation. lie deserves to he the sue
cessor OF the venerable and patriotic Monroe.
The Navy, has it acquired Glory Let the shade
o. Decatur answer. Aud the Army We refer all
concerned TO Blown, Scott and Old Hickory"
B> the President, +. u p Observation-Disclosures,
seus-The cradle of Liberty in '76-She has AGAIN
raised h-May her children never be rocked in any
other.
By the FL Wee President, Thomas y. Morcll =
w h'ihm ~. Crawloi d-Ihe humnutist has I,leIv
represented hun running u preside nt.l race the
historian, alter tue 4th OF March, 1925, will faithful
" record how he run it, and how he won il also.
%! "eorse Robertson, j. The Democratic party
-Onn"d-inv,ncihle--Ihe Presidential election OF
1874 viii insciihe corner the reni rdi rici OF
Tie c"nVueriog Roman
w SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS;
William II Craw lorI--A pillar of State able 10
bear The weight of the Republic.
lie Prope-Om natural Sovereign; to them
very true patriot feels responsible, and ociins hon
eslly, fears not ii-ir Judgment
By Captain Tattnuli-N ,Ihamiel Macon of North
Cdrona--The nuy honest mar, patriotic citizen
and able statesman.
BY Alexander lunter---Cencral Andrew Jackson.
The nero at New Orleans.
By Juseph $ Prlni-Wm. ii. Contradictions
sms m'le-Ihe pillow which the Union reposes
with confidence aud fond expectation.
CHARLESTON, July 5--rhe anniversary of Anne.
rlcan independence was yesterday celebrated will,
The usual festivities. At break of d,y a satutp was
h'ea 10y the Ancient Battalion OF Artillery. Atan
early hour the brigade of Char lesion Militia were re-
viewed by General Geddes, and marched 10 the Bat.
'ey where they hred fea de ois in honor fthe &C.
cason, aud were dismissed before nine o'clock
Inc cincinnati aud Revolution Societies walked
1 n tna g.
ohnrc'', when after the reading Of Washing on $
Farewell Address James Haig, Esq. of the Ameri
en-" Revolution Society, Robert Gilchris Esq of the
Chcinna'i, delivered Grafton which was receiv-
ed with considerable arplnusr
-, Inc 20 Association walked in procession 10 ST.
h"p Church, where, after the reading of the De.
G,ar"uon OF independence, by VIM. ii. lueesby,
I'q h"ge Le2are, Esq. member of this institution,
ueWereu an Grafton which excited marked atImira
ton Tor the novelty of its views and the brilliant elo
qnence OF many OF us passages The day closed b,
Mr.. Brown. 'P"'e" ny
he Cincinnati Society celebrated the Anniyersa-
~ VI our independence with teir usual demonstra.-
"Ss o, patriotism and hilariy. They dined together
", o. andrews Hall, and after the removal Of the
ci3rn, the following Ioasts were drank:
Tue uay-Consecrued TO the most elevated recol-
ec,'ons' may they ever hiring with them the lofties,
gratitude. "'eS VI
Those men who 'his day roriy.seyen wears in the
s ce ., stern and bloody tyranny, earessly signed
IL ''I' OF our indepeDdence-Iheir virtues
"e,ong 10 the human race whom they served
=, ! he Memory of the Father of our Country
Ills best and nobest epiiapIi
james Monroe-lIe has furnished 10 his success
SD1S steady and instructive light, by impressing on
the lasting history of our county Tie purify and wis
uom oil his administrations
lhe Memory of our deceased Patriot and States
'"' "HIiHm Lowndes-So wise, so pnre so modest
again :" 'to" "'S "N'
Inc Navy OF our CountIy-Let the Government,
S"nG shps freely, ouI good wives and daughters will
furnish the hest materials TO fight them
lhe Army-If from a wise economy re a,e coo,-
peheu 10 dispense with some offs physical branches
le' MOI base parslmoDy trench on its science by al
|"iP'ins 10 PROSTATE an institution which is daily
fence. o'' ~ VIC