Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
--CELEBRArION Ar CONCORD.


.CELEBRArlON Ar CONCORD.
CoSc"RD, N II. Jsly l2--Ths Fony- Eighth An
n'se!sary Of American Iudependesce vss celebrate,
20 his town, on aioaday the 6sh inst. with pausua
'es'ivty aud giee. The day wrs ushered in bv In
ringing ofbes, aud discharee OF cannon; asd a. Il
o'clock, largo coscosrse or che ciissssof Ma ~
inc ne,Ghhorng ,o~ns fosned ~ prcssAslos 81 t61
der the direction Of Geo. issac Eassuan Col kob.
est Ambrose, Cot. A. A. Parker, Mr.. Lewis Dowe.
ing, Mai J. d. Abi'ot, and Capt. Samsei CohiD,
celien' company Of Light infantry and Capt, CO.
Trans OF Ar,ilIefyTbe procession, on their return
marched 10 the area Of the State House, where, to
tue un@ber Of about three hunsrsed they par,ook Of
an entertainment provided by Mr.. Abel Huichins-
Ahe HAL was decosa1sd with evergreess, aad rosss,
and the tables spresefss neat snd elegant sivie -
me mon; William A. Kent presided % the occasion |;
lion. Samuel kloe.ii, Stephen Ambrose, ESQ. asd
Samuel Fletcher, Esqsected a Vice-Pges;eissss--
among me persons psesen, were some Of orr oldest
a ,.', mos. respectable inhabi'anis-Heroes IS 76-
VINO seemed TO have renewed their youth, II doS-
eouen, IN their joyous animation, the infrsSkeanf
age. Amer dinner, the following ssntiu,s as, Aa-
aouncso Dy Richard Bartlett, Esq. were drank,
OF he bant, interspersed with songs
Abbot. = R.:.s.
lhe Founders Of our lndepe utfeace --Fsmit;Sr 4.
our mouths, as household wstds sbaH be m. name.
Of Washington aud WArre1 fHsncoe .i aod Adams.
nh AIN.
j eferson-,hese and their pa,riois
S qua. m m our flowing cups lfesh rem-mber,d;
From this day to the end 6fshe world.
But lis hrst founders ~eif 5nne norale.
The state Of New Hamp we First on the re-
cords OF the U6ion she w,lifSoto second to suv In
the defence Of its just rights -
Inc uenerai Assembly OF New HAMPSHIRE in '76
wc", ~ Gays before tue Declaration Of me &c Az
Independence, unanimously instructed /" our Dele.
49, i.', ~, w Noht'"eniat Congress, to unite with
The other Colonies in declaring The t,rrteea Upe,i
COLONIES Free aad Independent ;ssste and soIeo,o
W pledged their fah aud honor 10 ..,,nort ,. .,~a
sure win their lives and fortunes"
Inc memory oi w ,shinyion.-Revered nv his
counrymen, respected by the world his hes, monu.
"rni' me sublime pillar of his couniry's greatness.
La rayeue-The uniform aud undaunt cd n ,Sud NJ
hber'y, who volunteered fight, und-r Washington,
the h''iea oil our county. A grateful Republic will
welcome him 20 her bosou,
Our Na,y.--if ever called 10 sever our coun,rv's
nag 'ro" the mast, may she do than 10 give
the stripes 10 the enemy, and keep the Stars 10 her.
self. ~ 80
VOLUNTEERS.
~ ny i1oo, William A. keni, President of the tlay -
lhr fresideRtia al nor Seci;on.I
while We admire the corusca,,ons of a " northern
"ghi, may we remember that d" the sweet influences
OF me south give us our harvest OF comforts
By MI M. Eastman.-fhe Secretary Of the Urea
s"r.. ne has been assayed in the mini Of siander--
eSanned by the muster Of le mints assay- Office his
r.quiS"e nnensss ascerzained, aud declared 10 be
BY Mr.. +: H. Greeneaf The Un-H,IIv All.
a"ce-and those, who adhere to their measures and
seaport Their principles Inlay they he compelled
INC 'e"ucnaohezzar, 10 eat grass till their he arIs
are cn.nged, and all men enjoy republic. an bertv
La rayeie, the friend Of Liberiy. He aided our
counry ny his talents and fortune in adversely: MAJ
no honor her w'lh visit in peace aud prosperity.
eELEBRATION AT GILMANTON.
oy do"".hhn Eastman, jun. Esq. Tho Pr-s;dea-
tia' race-An impartial decision without brides or
pledges ~ "
BY Mr.. ]. B. Moore. John Quincy Adam. and
WhiaaI'H Crawford While We claim the fr =, AZ The
prhe ct Nsw-Eugland and The Union, let us not un-
vHoe me paiou.m Of his illus'rous compe ilur
BY MIR. L. Hill. William H. Crawford Z" And
The rain descended, and The foods came. and the
winds blew and beat upon tia, house, and Il fell moi
Tor ~ was founded on Rock. >"
BY Doct Lerned OF Hopk,n,on. The memory Of
". 90 t"irso's and Statesmen, who on JuIy D.
i!76, aii the chief corner stone OF the Grand lem
pie OF Liberty and Independence, with this solemn
appeal, Haaven-.' zoe dared to be free" Nav ,he,
n"mes oe as sacred ana<Perpetual as the Jewish
useful as the Docalogue fi5m NjDuni Sinai
DIV MIR John Leach, Of Dgni,arton. Daniel Web
ste' Associated, by the Orator of The day with nm,
proudesi recollections-f may his penetrating eve
detect all fraud, and the dars OF his eouueuce
the world in ave-"
BY Mr. George w. Tucker, of Boston. Lord Ry.
| ron-IhaI star whose dying Rnmer WAS shed on the
ever associated with tine recollections Of indep.u-
dence. ~p'
BY Mr.. John Kent, OF Boston The spir,, of se,,n.
" SKA spirit which needs no reclifying
CELEBRATION Al SALISBURY, Nh.
BY Col. Cogswei The geaiiemea nominated ma
candidates for Electors. Men Of pure ,.,r;,.,;s"
uItnesh nao oto Ia L..