Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-30

and Washsstons and Laruyettes 10 command
our armies.
BY Robert l.. Madison. The memory of
Kiego: His grave is mostened with the tears
of patriotism, aud we must take the will for
the deed. -
BY p. Slaughter. Gen. La Fsfayette-the
Nations Guest: May Congress, at their next
session, use every means in their power to in
duce him 10 spend the remainder Of his days
in this happy country, whose citizens will ever
remember, with ailrctiOnaie and grateful
hearts. how freely and cbcerfully he sned his
blood, and sacrificed his fortune, to establish
their independence.
BY Laurense r.. Dade. Gen. Lafayette /:
the consistent friend Of civil liberty and good
order, just and tenacious OF his purpose no,
the ardor Of citizens commanding wicked
things. nor the frowns OF despstism, shake his
solid mind.
BY Joseph Clack. Lafayette thy name
viii be remembered from generation 10 gene
ration, aud the people ill praise thee forever
By James ID. billiard. Unity of sentiment
the best security of a Republican Govern
| ment.
BY. G. c. Macon. Our Guest: One of the
principal rausss which made the proud power
of England acknowledges onI independence.
BY W..D. Clark. The proved patriot and
tried friend To the rights of man May He
who rules the destinirs of men inspire the
hearts ut the citizens of the whole world with
sentiments like his in The cause of liberty
9r,James Collins. Fly wish is, that Gen.
Lafayette be prevailed ON TO spend the re
'nander of his days in the Unitrd States.
| By George W. Spoiswood. The American
Eagle, present.d by the Genius of Liberty on
The ruins Of Monarchy, and reared by Wash.
ingion aud Faye,ie.
| The memory nf Thomas Paine, the bright
| Genius who lived at time that tried mems
souls, and whose irresistible pen proved th..
Rights of Man" by " Common Sense"
| BY Jackson Mor;on. Our Guest The
adopted aud beloved Son Of Virginia, whom
It deligheth our hearts to honor.
BY Jere. Morton. Geo. Lafayette: May
ihetrinmph Of Liberty be AS complete Owe,
The world, AS his is over the hearts of the
American People.
BY S. Stuble6rld. The American Eagle
May she continue to fly ill she produces
liberty throughout the world.
BY. john G.. Harris. The Heroes and Saces
of 70: They bequeath.d us the legacy of
| Liberty their tribute from every heart is
gratitude, and from every tongue, honor,
honor, honor.
| by Wan. Rhoades. The tree of Liberty.
planted by Washington and Lafayette May
l; he an evergreen in the Northern Columbia.
BY the President of the day. Despots unite
IN vain To bind the human mind its march
| is Irresistible
| Sent by Col. Robert Mallory. The fruits
OF the Re, olution teach us to love and ,en.rate
Lafayette.
The company broke up at 5 o'clock, amid
heartfelt rejoiclngs. The d-cOrum maintained
throughout was such as belongs 10 freemen
and gentlemen.
The General and suite, accompanied as be-
fore, len Orange Court House at 9 O'Clock,
on the 16lh. The citizens Of the lower end of
| the county had erected, with great taste, IA
triumphal Arch Immediately at the otersec
ton Of the road which yet bears the Generals
name, from IFS having been the theatre of his
military operations. 1t was adorned with the
evergreen Of the forest, with which il is sur
rounded, and with emhlrms and sentiments
most ilat'ering TO The General. He was ad-
dressed by Mr. G.in style suited to the oc-
casion, 10 which the General replied upon
which little girl advanced, and, AS the repre-
sentative ola large group of girls of her own
age, presented herself To the General, and AL
dressing him atleclionately, size and her com
panions strewed his path with flowers. "A ter
which, the General proceeded 10 'The vii
derness," where he was cordially welcomed
by the deputaton from FrederIckshur and
the surrounding counties.