Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
ANNIV ERSARY OF AMFRICAN II0EpI5I
nENGI I'M " 80 ~ ~ IN

hnInu
ion peeh celebrated with SO much spirit and en,bu.
siasm as on Tbs. The city of Savannah which has
never heen behind her sisters in the due Observance
OF every patriotic duty, the celebration of This Iav
:1u "fy ne considered rs Que, has ever been dis.
heulshed, but on The present occasion there anne.r
- e q" rnni''ion ~ every one to surpass the
o'he' 10 manifestations Of patriotism and 1--we nj
Country The Uniform Corns were ur,,o. - '" v,
a." any ho"r aud each fired a salute in honor Of
nc nc uV' At IL o'clock, a salute was fred hy The
Sh"ham Artillery. The different corps noIy;,L
standing The heat of The d,y lthp ,hsro,',a,a, -.
h'a1 as s5) never appeared 10 more adyaotaoe ia
appearance, discipline and numerical sifrnuth ~
I ~ ~" "I ''nS ~ SAYING, ihey cannot be exceeded
ine '"'"H,eer corps OF any state ia the Union for
correct coH'Wct and SolGirr-Iike annear,nre A,
"''i past eleven n'c"tk yer, splendid rrocesson
io'en 9nIfr command Of COL James Marshall
ron'si'ng OF a." different Volunteer Cnrps OF rhis
f''y' the Citizens, the Clergy FLAVOR and Aldrrmc,
JUDGES, oihcers nt the u s Array aoJ several c,,;
80" y u.'S'hc''on' 'moog whom I've Honorable
.o"" n'"l'' Tor tie purpose of conducting The Ora.
Tor To the Episcopal Church Annut t,yeI.e Ill
NE Pr"cessnn moved, escorted NV the Savauu,I,
''" 49,, Eu'r,s' under the command of Capt
=; i'th'it Having RtrN. at the Euisron.l
SSIh"'ch, whcE was crowded Ivy au ELEGANT Assem-,
- " you'h ana hr"niy, tho ceremonies OF The
;g were CONNIE need by The Reverend NJ Meredith
g g very appropriate aud eloquent PRAYER Joseuh
.. Fe"t then read the Declaration of !ndepeDoence
g. ""n"si 'lshty credliabie 10 himself aud salts.
- 10 US hearers, alter which Robert w Pool
~ ESQ delivered very eloquent aud Impressive
GRAFTON, whose expressions and almsions ware -.
P'e'e WIN genuine American feeling, and the Iur-
P'."cIp''S upon which our Government C,un,led
Aner 'he grafton was Delivered The procession NOV
eo 10 regular order to the EXCHANGE The miiiIarv
were theh dismissed, and the Citizens separared bu,
me ,h s''I ~ ne dInerent places chosen for concud.
,S "e estl'a, ny enjoying the pleasures OF the Ia
we, anu giving vent TO their feelings on the glorious
ocCasion over the generous Juice OF The crane
DINNER Al THE EXCHANGE
~ o clock, a large party OF CifzeuI assembled
AT The Exchange, aud sat down IN n v6Tv oj,,
uiniGT' FURNISHED by Messrs. Nesler & Griggs AL
C Cvh N 8, Bullock, Esq presided assisted by
Habersham, EsGr's. The cloth being removed tLe
io,owing toasts drank: 49,
Inc Constitution OF our Counrry.-Nay we ever
regard II as our political P-ntateuch 100 lyue for dis
Cission; loo sacred for revision
Inc Army and Navy OF our Country, alike emnIous
y. HGne'emeht, alike reckless OF danger, we want
no olher Credentials nj home Ot abroad o command
'ne respect and secure the esteem of nations.
And The SIar-spaRgled banner, o long msy
Der the land of the free and the bomo or ,l,o
brave" $50 " ~
Ia Fayeue-The Soldier Of Honor, and disciple
nI hnery, though nused in the lap of arisocracy in
w VI st uAwn OF his manhood he broke from, her
freedom. a. "e "''"' u
James Monroe-The las, President selected from
me sAges OF the Revolution. His course las Leen |
chn aud unrunled by partv His aduiu;str,tinn
SuIRRorteh ny the united voice Of his countrymen
,; '''n, H. Crawtord-An honest Republican CT
,narJ' a"I faithful public May his re-
800 "e me highest ~ The GAIT Of his country The !
80 VI MS independence, and the yigur of his
ppa,rJsm VIII Disseminate prosperity throughout the
BY James Morrison, ESQ ID Vice Pres -J,n,es
nilaISoh, MAY his setting he as serene rs his mid
gay "as Deen glorious his reputation aud his com
BY the Hon. John Eliot-'rhe progress or Go,,
wg'i ana political may II be accelerated by lie
e" Is employed for IFS until il shall issue
:" NE regeneration OF Europe
by Joseph 5 PcI0f Esq-Coi Gentqe NJ Tronn |
r'e ana jealous slaesuan The pairiott friend oI
,gH Het gratitude assigns TO him the Guber- |
DINNER AT WASHfNGToN HALL,
az 'hree O'Clock very numerous cCu.n,ny Of CT |
lcenS assembled NJ Washington Hall Tor The pnrpose
" y, celebrating The day. Tie room was decorated
~ we east end with triumphal arch over which |
80. ,n7crIoed IN large characters Independence |
~ Beneath ihe arch, the American Eagle viii, !
scioh issuIng from tho beak, iuscr. bed win the
name Of one Of The worthless OF ia, revnlut;,r
" Hancock" o. zach side Of the orcb o,o,
eu 'he Star SpnDgiod Banner" And on a pedes
20 on me right and left, ufns with The ntmes of
washington and Franklin" Inscribed The cell
.uE 'Hu waits were also handsomely decorated with
C'frgreehs A. o'clock, company Of one L,,u
",tu 0"o Jyifen persons sat down o y sumplnous en-
,''''''hf"' prepared for the occasion, COMPRISING
every necessary Hnd delicacy Of t!,r season.. fC,r
WIZ" me c0Hp1ny much indebted 10 tl,.,,
o"'N''ee OF aiHngemeot) Thomus T. Chnrl.
y" suing, s.'isiedb by Edward Harden, Thomas
~ m"teh Md Frederick Fell as Vice Ptesiler,s
many respected guests were prcsent, and cnnr,an.
10y vs." we're exchanged between lie different
~, t'"ue Of cuzens, aud citizen soldiers, met 10
4 "pHH u J.y iU6-On dar day, Patriotism
sue we k3cE .E The desert Of oppre SION whence
sS'' ne mH.'y 9Hd never failing streams Of Liber.
~ .,I"aWy ihe Sovereignty of the people, or,lain.
81 y o." "l eternity by Nature, aud by Ns'ure's
ne memnry Of George w lshingon-Yalor wis II
,yp' LfArrlt vii ever Shout his praise, IN all
u, anet. ali regions
hom Jtfrreon, The democratic Brareus who,
. W more AIMS Than the anciroi Giant drsgoed
he ed Htl Jp'ter from his OlsHlus sniothercd his
'sFln'ngs' Hnd Dfokc his Thnndefbolts c