Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
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tue OF gratitude and raise the song OF triumph
rL who a9Sred .hn, their son; might find rest
dread, ami subjects in tear but the throne safety
John Quincy Adams rock, secure in its o.vn strength
too deep 10 be undermined, helme
by Mr. Jarvis, Orator OF the dayLiberty and equal
y The sortd their temple, mankind
by Thomas Melville, EsqAmerica as she is Spain, a, |
she 'ei,h.s TO DC: France as she ought to be. |
by John r. Rice, Esq.-Jchn Quincy Adams InHexibe
as Truth fearless Integrity his mighty
ed, ~ the first Of Republics, Balance
among the nations of the earth.
by Russell Freeman, Esq. Of Sandwich-Gov. Eustis's
Speech: The lay of the last Minstrel" |
By the Hon Mr. Weston.-John Adams one OF the ear
by T. Adams, Esq-Madrid; Mexico: may the foes of
liberty be nvsd To similar banquet aud share the fate OF
by j. Dodge, Esq U. S. Consul at observation-disclosures
the Sage OF Monticello and the immortal author
Sep!s nhe he sun in midsummer, enghten the political
by r. Jarvis Esq Republican Orator of the Day-Amcr-
iean Republiransni may the OF Royalty chased
BY GeH Sea% T tp esa@pt Common
property anu legal ones against the rights OF man
speedy determination TO them all
by Thomas Melville, Esq-The Republican Millennium
Twenty -four States Of union, twenty four Gov
errors of genuine pOthal orthodoxy.
by George Blake, Esq-South America May the North
give up aud the South keep back, till the spirit OF
BY Russell Freeman, Esq of Sandwch-Tbe Fair Sex
he only legitimate shareholders and silken the only tole
by Geo. Blake EsqaIay we be nil Radicals and all Pro-
saihadleals IN the true republican faith; Prodgas
only IN our zeal To support il.
BY IT, Freeman, Esq-John q. Adams; statesman of
Washing
ton his talents and experience have maturrd in public
service In the school of Jefferson, Madison Monroe.
- Ivy l. f. Mansony, Consul of Holland and Tuscany.-The
u States Of AnIerica The asylum of the oppressed
foreigner rel ,,a the =, 5e', field for his industry
result in choice by the people of the candidate
%Er.sy 10y local prejudice aud by the
by Governor Eusts.-rhe Washington Society Formed
in political adversely becoming grace in pros
periy its well earned Her acorns Will supply he
place Of the Revolutionary Oaks. rf' ~
ny MS hhceency-Ihe Orator OF the Day. Russell jar
Wis, ESQ; promising scion of good stock.
by Lieut. Gov Lincoln-Spain: Wisdom, frmness and
Ngor To her coH,tit10nat Goyernment-Uni courage
ana c9nsianey TO her peoPle-Peace and liberty triumph
by Gov. Eus,is-Ancient and tho
OF revolutionary times.
AT CONCORD, MASS.
John Quincy 1daHis: The accomplished scholar
and able statesman the man whom the people de.
light TO honor.
4nerica in l776, and 4n,erica in 1928 No imagi.
nations OF The heart, could then have conceived her
present glory and prosperity.
The Spirit that dictated the Declaration Of american
Independence Like The dove from the ark it wan.
dered abroad among the nations and found M re.,
lor tie sole OF IT'S loot, ull II alghted the heroes
OF our Revolution.
By The Republicans Of ve,o Hren.
@ me neTt PreStdent--Ihe great and viruous
statesman, must and will be preferred TO the IN
trigmer.
Joh" g Adams: The United States Man.
nm. IL. CTd'eford Like his Reports, he needs
The Sword Of the Duke d .7ngoule,ne Better 10
have been welded by his wife Than consecrated by
| The following toast was drank ON the Alb Al West.
chester, by our old republican freud John Han,
| man always true IN the worst OF times
~ }; Han, President of The day. The Crisis and
me RlgtS Of -ud1-Iher merits cherished by a sra,e
iu' people lher author euIogized and distinguished
| by franklin and Observation-Disclosures of the man
who deliberately records his name as their contem.
| ner. IN Y ~, M,
| AZ New York. the Common Connru IorsiLer
with their guests, TO the number OF about GOO sal
I9wn 10 a smmptuous dinner at the City Hall. His
tlo"or me Mayor presided assisted by the recorder
anu Alderman Taylor as Vice Presidents Among
the guests, we noticed the Hon. Albert Callaiin
Siao Ten scott and suite ; Hon G. W Irving, late
minister 10 SPAN; Commodore Nicholson and Cap
taihs Angus, Chauncey, and several others whose
names we do not recolect- The COMPANY was af
forwards joined Tor a short time by Gen. Nlacumb
ana captains Warrington, Woolsey, and Others, oi
| the Navy, who were guests of The Cincinnati The
cloth having been removed, the toasts were drunk
,nlerspersed with appropriate airs, from excel.
| lent band of music.
The Marquis La Fayette-the companion of asbinctou
and the steady friend of rational liberty.
Ihe Army and Navy Of the United Staes-In Peace pre-
Dur our Foreign helations-At peace with all the world
The old thirteen United States and the confereracv
ny Gen. Can Coi'Tt!and-rbe State of New York-AIny
the rich experience OF the dy years past e''"'
BY Ge Sottrhe people OF the United States nv their
example demonstrating to the world the tmabie bIes-
sings OF self government.
BY t4t Count ReaiThe United states-hospitable land
which has given 10 the prosecuted OF the ancient
pose and happiness without which they would a tasted
out III another life aud but in the grave
ny I'm SH"'Pson ESq-The day-when amidst tue thun.
derS OF war young nations voice heard Milling lis in
dependence and hazarding life property and honor on
glorious chance. Those pledges are redeemed and free
time shall be no more. ~"
AT TRENTON, NEW JERSEY.
lhe fhenix company after the duties of the tlay
pariook OF an excellent dinner provided AT Yards
tloIel, alter which drank the followino oasts
John Quincy Adams--The man whom the ueoole
will delight to honor fo0F''
Our next Legislaiure.-Let public Improvement
anu internal navigation he their first cons liberation
o celebrate the Anniversary of Indenendencs -
nnmher o the Citizens of Trenton met in a grove al
Mr. Rutheriurds place, in this ciry-chose MIR Inin
9c"Iy their President, and Mr.. Mathew Gamble
SccTeary--and after partakino oc an svcel,,' nI
| abundant dinner, drank the GoIIowins Toas,s.
Iyrants throughout the word'-'The fate oel
Charles the LIST Of England, and Louis fbe 18Th If
france, to them all unless they surrender lc the
reopIe thtT rights and content themselves with such
power as the Poop voluntarily confer
The Tools of Tyrants.--I The last act oc Lord C,,s
iIereagl nm example worthy Of their imitation
horse.
AT PHILADELPHIA
BY THE JUNIOR ARTLLFR1srs
The memory of Washington in HE |
own, respected in all countries Silent honors
lie Army and Navy.-The defenders of the soil. |
the protectors Of ihe ocean.
General A. Jacksun.-He needs no pro;se wbo
so well deserves IL? '
Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures. Soeed |
10 Tie plough, fast sailing the ship, and swiltness
10 the shuttle.
Captains Porter, Stewart and Biddle .--Pennsyl !
wanna gave them TO the natiOn PENNSYLVANIA proud
TO acknowledge them.
BY lst Lieut.. Herman --Artillefy--To Bonapar,e |
are we indebted for the greatness of its perfection
TO Jackson for its Improvement al New Orleans and |
to army and navy for its practical utility on the
soil and the ocean
BY Lambert Kealting.--General a. Jackson. the