Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17

J. l.. WoodsilrL ys ai..r f.owr;c anil James Sion
ro'. Tue one came CT With flying colors III
',hsr u, the Gnt, end oftae horn.
WA. PM,on-Wm. n. Crawfosd 4 snre.iy re-.
Ma'on Of his health, aud vic,o,y over all his enc
nies
George A. Wyllis-Wm. II. Crawford, unnuic.
by the wealthy, unnored by the powerful her "a n;
one, he stood alone; honesty for his guide, i"us,r.
Tor his resource.
asiCharieston. { Kmascha Co )Jame, Monroc-Th.
last oi the revolutionary limo of Pfesienis, tried
Statesman and Pa'roi-tong devoted to the interest,
an Individual TO the prejudice Of his g.-.t uso,-
or the public good.
The Wee President, and Heals Of Departments
They have been tried in the political crucibe they
wanting
By Col. Joseph Losell.-The Constitution of vir.
s'.ia.The Legacy Of the Rssoio.ion.
BY Henry Tampkins. WIN. n. Cra~ ford--His
virtue and talents triumph over the ferjured SANDER
er Edwards, snd the coatewp,ible conspirsiors in
league with him. a
BY John ?. Turner. John Q. Adams.-rhe hon
the ability with which he has pei formed them. ren-
Ger n" worthy OF the frat Office the gift OF the
BY n. p. Gaines N;nian Edward. May hi.
"ame 20 down 10 pos'er'y as warning TO the mali
BY H. p. Crimes. Gen. Jackson-Biay our coun.
Try mover forge, tho man who fought to gain and TO
maintain its Independence.
dARPER's FERRY--A large number of cit-
zens assembled at the Lancasterian School
room, where. the Declaration was read by
MAJ VIM. Broadus, res olutionary veteran
and an Address delivered by John s. Gale,
her. Col. +. Lucas presided at the dinner,
assisted by Messrs. J. Strider and T.. Wager
SELECTED ToAsrs
The President Of the Uuited States-In all
the relations Ofiife, moral as we'll as political,
he stands uHimpeached and unimpeachabIe.
Presidents March,
The Union-May no feeling Of sectional
pride ar interest ever dissolve the bands of our
SOCIAL and political compact! Yankee Doodle.
Cen La Fayette-The champion of liber.
we hail with delight ihis contemplated
visit Ia America. Hail to the Chief.
Internal lmprovement-The main artery OF
a Counlry's wealth-tbe strongest link in the
chain of our political union.
Inc Rotten Borough System-Alike odious
whether exercised in Old England, or in Old
Virgininia.
by r. Z. MacCabe. Gen. Andrew Jackson
hold, fearless, patriotic, and incorruptjble
may nations gratitude be shown by reward
ng him with the best gift Of free peoplei
BY John S,rider. John Quincy Adams
The faithful discharge of his diplomatic duties
mas sustained the interest of our country: a
cisar head and sound heart will secure the
highest gin OF his countrymen.
BY j. b. Wager. VIM. H. Crawford-In the
all true republicans
be as fortunate in the election for Presidrnt as
ne has heretofore been in that of Sneaker OF
the House of Representatives in Congress.
BY John Bowers. Mai. Gen. Andrew .yack.
son-Tbe first commander who gave an.ex-
cnange to our enemies, Of cotton and balls for
beauty and boDty."
BY James Riley John @. Adams as state.
man: Andrew Jackson as a hero.
WARRENroN, (Fdugu,er c.)-The Celebr,.
tioD took place on the Sd. The uniform com
panies Of Captains Walden, Brooke and
Cowles, accompanied by large number Of
citizens, repaired TO the new brick church.
where national Ode was sung, very i'm
presslve prayer delivered by the Rev. Mr.
Zones, The Declaration was read by captain
brooke ana very eloquent address was deli
vered ny >. L. Green, Esq.-Capt. Waiden's
Company then marched t0 the Academy Hill
where the members of the company and
respectable company Of citizens dined toxeth.
er..Mr: Richard Thompson as President
and II. l.. Yeatman IA V.P.
SELECTED ToAsrs
James Nf0nrOe-A patriot of scyentvsix-
may the blessings OF a free people soothe his
approaching retirement.
GENERAL La Fayette-The companibn n
Washington the friend and champion of n.
oerty: America claims him as her son.
The Navy-The pride of our friends The
dread and sc"urge of our eaemies-We'II no.
' sre"P sb' while there is man at CUR
or shot in the locker.
A nation afr,rUIi.,<r s.. "a.
dom fire each heart valour nerve every arm,
and VIXEN they strike, may thew remembe,
Marathon and Thermopyle.
The union of the States-Created hn ,.,..
ship. y "'e"u'
ny the president Mr.. Rid. Thomson. LIE,
.Se people OF Virginia pause before thew GO
'nto unlimited convention, and look wei, r,
Tue consequences-Popular commo,ion air,
up demagogues, and they delight in natiooa
Confusion. ""''oi'"
By Mr.. H. G. Withers, Columbia and co.
'omb'a-WashiDgton and Bolivar.
by Mr. VIM. A. Harris. William H cr,w.
ford-Vfrtue the cause, integrity ,he shield
ana truth the sword with which he defeats
Inc Vaccinations of his enemies, NAV the mex
presidential election prove that he IS fine man
"nom me natIon delights to honor.
by '. .. Horner esq. Ninian Edwards
Conceived IN ,nlquity and born in sin. base by
birth degraded IN Iife-may, the ineficacy q
ny SANDERS and the Anger of scorn teach thee
mat honesty in the best policy.
BY Mr.. Thomas Foster. VIM. RI C,.wco.d
ms virtue and integrity have triumpbsd Owe,
the ma'evolence of his enemies--mav hs or.
JOY the highest honour within the sift If m,
people. e"' VI "'
BY Captain John Walden. William n
Grawford-The cloud which hia a..: