Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01

J By TuiiOm n. +. M,rrdt--yiriue, tie soul oi dc,
mocracy AID cement of social life.
By ~ x. Grisroid-Adsus's and Crawford
Federalism
| Strange that there should such difference be,
| " 'fwixt tweededunl and tweediedee."
| BY DR.. john r. Iie,rdt--The state of nginin
| the old dominion-l3er sons are the legitimate off
spring VI worthy sires. Among generals she place,
her Washington, among philosophers her Jefferson
among Statesmen her Madison. Her orators are
her Henry aud Randolph Her sodicis gene
'ous aud humane, he' citizens peaceablc aud sin-
cere.
BY CAPT. l.. ". Stih--Our Navy Her nag now
commands universal ie>p"cr.
BY Dr.. Thomas .fsrrut--Ihe next Presden; d" lei
him be the most worthy"
| NEW CANTON --commuy,cArrp
lac Anniversary of American independence
brought together at this place q large company fo,
The purpose OF doing honor TO tie dsy-among whom
were several ohiceisand soldiers Of the revolution
inv,,ed 10 lend their aid on the occasion.
The Declaration OF Independence was read by
Col John Nicholas, who intt reduced this celebrated
political document 10y few appropriate remarks.
and was followed hy animated oration adapted To
| the occasion by Geo. NJ. PAYNE Esq. Colonel John
Nicholas having heen called TO offciaie President
aud Col. Walter L. Eoutaine as Vice President.
The following toasis were drank amidst cheers pro-
duced 10y the peculiar considerations which apper-
'ain 10 the day. aud not less lay unanimiy in refer.
ence TO the sui ecI-matter OF them.
| !. The day celehrate-It beggars eulogv.
:. The memory OF Warren The first martyr in the
cause OF bery-hs blood peoped his county With
ed men.
| s. The memory of washingtou-In the camp and cabi-
net without peer--iet "expressve silence hi
praise"
4. Thomas IeGerson--A bright star in the political ga.
hHy May 's rays long enliebten the policy OF
D. The surviving Patriots the Revolution, they she'd
,heir blood without measure they should common the
bounty of their country without stint.
their ,ra lame Mems e, manners live In brass
tuatc name which bigotry would damn.
:. The American Eagle-Each year adds strength to its
wing; and elevation TO its
u The American Navy IL counts its victories in the
number OF its battles.
4 ~ Th,f funds G,r.
tax on the industrious for the benefit of the dIe-on
Tue whole OF the community for the al. aniage OF part
Tue FOOD oil hungry peculaon and the base
| offices
The south aud the norh- ct there he no strife he
tween me aud thee, and between my hertmen thy
herdmsn; FOR we he BRETHREN"
H. SpainMay the soil liberty be fert1ed with the
blood OF its invading enemies.
~ Greece aud TurkcyThe the crescent may
God prosper his own cause.
Uncertain, coy and hard TO please;
| When care aud anguish wiring the brow
| mnis'ering angel , thou!
BY Geo M. Payns.-willam II. Crawford, the least
BY Col Walter L. Funtaine the Vice President of the
dayIThe Tree of Liberty alay it's branches fade.
by w L. MISUNDERSTANDING, he drew fire from Ilea-
ven to light the lamp OF Philosophy, ii ever burn
BY Cap, Moody, revolutionary ofcer--Pcrpetual
nheh 10 tnese D. May the rising generations reverence
| the boon their iorefathers left them
BY Mr. A. Scruggs, revolutionary soldcr-The of
hberty--inay its branches flourish.
ny Doctor Anderson-The president Of the day.
prove themselves the true and egtn,ae sons OF ei
revolutionary fathers.
We acknowledge the receipt of our intelligent cor
respondents communication A. b. While exercise
the discretion, which e allows us OF holding ii back
ioI the present, until he proper and tide have
arrived-we seize this opportunity, a5.ute him
.hat n rGrmer was not written by ga worthy Sena
supposiliOn that 90 Mr. CIintoR or some one else
possibly new man allogethe vii, be the choice oil
the p, eponderaling Suites" IN. York, PennsyIvt
ma and Ohio) We see chance of Mr.. C's being
elected HIS own state is decidedly ag aimsI him n
YORK exhibits TO all ambitious politicians, "a warning
IN The person OF Two uf her citizens who would have
been sure OF The splendid prize, they had been
TOO eager TO clutch it,
II has been matter at speculation among back
woodsnen," what President would pursue in
The ensuing contest lor his II
Houoi hereoiore that doubt inevitably he
on referring to the appointments
erai and Commissioner OF the General Land Office. 1t is
Wen known that Judge Mclean has been friendly Mr.
Calhoun and that before he lett this state he
OF MS warmest supporters The circumstance. also,
OF Mr. Grahan's being the chief clerk office is
suineent TO inform thar be is likewise the friend
calhoun The President then, by these appointments, has
given an unequvocal evidence of his preferences.
:" The contest however, appears evideny rest be-
megn messr Adams Clay and Crawford hut they all
III The Held until the meetings of tie electoral col
eges, 1t is not likely that there will he any hut by
e Rouse OF RereSenialiN es-n alternative greatly be
deprecated"
The above article is from the GAINESVILLE Messen
ger oil The Ed Juiy.-l is another proof hnw eager.
y,eVery circumstance that rranspres is made To hoar
upon Ihe Presidential question The doubts Of this
Editor are indeed very easily rrmo, ed-Mr Mon
roe Will not surely niugle hIs appointments TO
important public posts with the elecIiun of his sue
cessor. Whatever his own inclnaiinns may be he
will hurry Them la his own bosom We have unier
stood, that such is the which he has mark ID
down for himself that his resolution is made u,,
to Keep alooi from The elecliou-and leave IL 10 flc
people TO make their own selection, without pre-
tending TO influence the result by any declarations
appointments, or acts whatsoever.
Mr.. 5EcDUFF}r