Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15

he possess the isin.reseness OF Washington the demo
caey The 'gorc Madison, and the sisadiast-
The Pennsylvania: The uniform dem
oerai the 'riuou citizen, and the sincere patriot John
dndrt~ Sh"ise the Commonwealth needs such
generate her political system 9 cheers;
Our tair Couniryw omen: Whose charms and virtues
weave the only chains We wear ~ cheers
ny u Mi Dallas FIRST wee President Our distinguish
ed guests ,r accomplished minister from the Republic o
Colombia and suite"
by the Colombian Minister This distinguished country
May 1t always celebrate the anniversary of American
Independence with joy, ant with the congratulations oil
BY r. Palmer; The democratic family OF
the second Tuesday in October will prove To the
world that they united aud will be ntiina ed 10y
executive influence, aided by religious combination and
by Judge Morton: " General Jackson, the hero of
Orleans; in case OF war, may we never want such
The State Society ofihe Cincinnati OF lvania
held their annual meeting on Friday in TIE Supreme
| Court Room, where, after the transaction OF the
my year.
The members, honoured by the company of some
uisnnsn'shed guests, net IN the afternoon at MIR.
Heads Hotel, where they partook Of an excellent
dInner-at which, interspersed with songs the fol-
lowing toasts were given.-
The glorious memory Of the great and good Washington
enutareu 10 his country, and respected throughout the
world.
james Monroe President the u s-rhe continued con-
hdence OF his has conferred the highest
aud ,he best reward on his military and civil services
The Army and Navy Of the United States peir patriotic
and gallant conduct claims and receives the confidence
rhe State OF PENNSYLVANIA; improvement of internal
ercourse by Roads add Canals will insure citizens
the best rewar! Of their industry in ull its applications
After having participated with the battalion in the
arrangements OF the morning, The Baltimore Marion
| Corps proceeded To the Spring Gardens, whence
they embarked for Deals Spring AGer refreshing
themselves, the company fired three rounds ut tar
get and 10 each of The three Shots an ee-
CANT silver medal bearing appropriate Inscriptions,
| was ndjudged.
The company sat down TO a sumptuous dinner, pre-
pared Tor them, Mt the expense of much trouble, bv
the kindness OF Mr.. Thomas Elliott member of the
corps without any charge 70. j.: prcp"ration
The Day-May II ever he celebrated ty the members of
'he Marion Corps with that zeal and patriotism, which char
The memory Of those who died in defence of iber-
tes-sacr.d be the blood that flowed the
| The surviving worthies Of the revoIuton-Peace TO
The President Of III. United Ills seere is the
throne the affections, of free and mighty
people
Our banner-Whs It's stripe, remind the ehastise-
msni due traitors, may Its light deed,
I7S2-rhe year that gave birth TO Washington and
Bnltimore-IIallowed he the blood thnt Hinged its RAM
VOLUNTEERS
| Washington aud Muron-The same year gave birth TO
both, and alike they died childess, lest the should
suiy the glory he fathers
Gen. Waren-The first who fell martyr in the of
state at the next legislative election r-coect the above
words and give leave all those who oppose The Bi
Thomn. Je.rsonThe herald of his country's ndepend
ee-ordained by Heaven TO dhse its blessings aud per-
Gr%; Porter and his comrades in arms-I were to
withhold our praise the stones would aloud.
| he independent volunteers under command of
| C"pian ,. w. Smith, assembled The MOI ming of
me in INST and proceeded TO Deals Spring, Tor the
purpose OF COMMUNICATING, in n suitable manner the
fith anniversary of American Independence
The Declaration Of Independence was read nv
mtm"e' oil The sorps, succeeded 10y "a discharge of
three rounds of muskeny, after which the company
sal down 10 IN excellent dinner prepared by Mr.
M hard Smith, in his usual siyie.
The surviving patriots Of 76Tbough the spendour Of
tiura
h"rllnn-may he evening of their days uncoudcd and
serrneer departure peaceful and happy-and their re-
snrrsciion glorious. ''
Our Gslan Na'y-The peoples prideThe nations safe
euardaay false economy wiIher it's blooming
iel,L1ut may q grow with the growth and strengthen
win The strength Of the Republic.
| ny Ensign Wsdgs-The gallant Armistead-the enemy
came near enough 10 hear his thunder but took
BY J. Rihardson-The nIustrious and venerable Mar
gus La Fhyete tue generous no left the
may the recollection ofhe glorious achievements of his
youth, beam with the bright efu:gence a meteor across
spirits.
The Columbian volunteers attached to the Fifth
lbaiiImoreJ Regiment and commanded by Captain F.
L. 'n'ey p"r"ded with the reg iment the lh July,
ana ana nier The regiment was dismissed, marched TO
washington Square, IN time 10 participate in the
Engagements which had bern made there 10 celebrate
me anniversary oi American Independence. Upop
me conclusion of The ceremonies, the company ac-
c"mpdhIed by the Fort Band, whose services had
been politely rendered by Major Belton of Fori Me.
iienry; marched on board HE Steam Boar Mary
lind Captain yickers, which conveyed The m to Cur
us Creek. AT three o'clock, +. NJ. the company,
together with q number Of invited guests amongst
whom were General Mcdonald Colonel G. H.
Stena'i, Liept CoIonel B c. Howard, Brigade Ma
| lor Davies, Major John c. Vanwyck c. S Walsh
Esquire, Orator, aud Doctor Murphy. Reader Of the
day. sci down 10 sumptnoms dinner which had heen
prepared on board and which IA lected the hghes,
credit upon Capt Fiuker-.
| SELECTED ToAsTs.
The Navy "fIe United States It's Spanged Banner
shall hoal in every he wide narrow one gun
| SchcerS. Dechtur's Victory.
Fbe ARMY of The United States: Justly admired nv the
people NAV II hnd none but friends in the Congress.
| guns cheers. United States March.
The Military Academy West Point One OF the wisest
nishnuonS ui oar Republic. gun cheers. JackSon's
The invaders Spain, may they NEE, The same fate as
! and New Orleans. - ~
The Ming of France with forty thousand men
| marched up bill aud ihen-naTch.d down again.
-, Vive Ia lIagaielle.
Tie Sigrers of The Declaration Of Independence: No.
| Syne. So ~ s
Our fair Counrywomen MAY they never feel want or
| ~ Mr. JH0. " DicbSoH The Declaration Of 1ndcpen-
dcnce and it, auhO-SoloDe liberty has
ES'eTy' q" n' II M advocate 30 long shall Jefferson be
reid ~ g"t" remembrance by his country cheers
, J cf-ef sous Marc IL.
Ly Mr. Geo. r. 7dona,. Our next President-may he be
4 man Of he sTicirst virtue aud integrity,
| Democratic in his principles,
| Adequate preserve our country's Independence
! M"gnanimous, Just dihgent aud pacific,
S-"ptrni aud adhcren the gO3d old School
By OiS. Chas. Schultz. The Spanish Constintonomnv
triumph ~ defeating the ncorrigie Vaccinations the
holy Alliance and like pestilence spread its contnpion
Tar aud wide forever destroying absolute monarchy in
by hr =. H. BnnEssn. Gen. Smith, the soldier and the
tenante best proof b, fellow citizens esteem for
n Is to be iosnd IN The Congressional records 9cheers
| Tie anniversary of American Independence, was
crlfblatrd 10 Alexandra with the usual military
plrades aud civil exercises. The Alexandria LipIt
/ ltft NM The nd MA 4