Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

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,S.SSrrpneni 20 perceive and cOurag, to defen
l''n,rs'Hy aud virtue against the assaults o
-caioi'ny and faction ra -ie,
by 1eo.gr Siil,nan: La Grange and III
'nrn'i es-Dear 10 e, cry American bosom i:
me home aud ihe family uf our couatry'.
I B-nefscinr.
~ Coipuri Strange The liberty ofnaiions
Way Sraln iiDd IA Washington Greece, a
La FayeIte. :
| ny Capt. Peter Suerrant, of the Goocblaud
COMMITTEE: Fiuvaana and Gvochland-- ha nd
aud heart In support ofRepubiican principles.
by Ed Yard J. Magruder: Gen. La Fay
e.e-ihe 'nfiexible ciIamI'ion'of the.rights Of
mia" IN two hemisph-res--the invid,ous
ca'u,nny ot.he usurper OF thrunes but reflects
uie brighten honour upon d nations guest.
BY DR.. wills: Vine-covered France--Nlay
snr Yet raise the germ OF struggling liberty to a
Colossal Statue -.
by Ja'hn TimbrrlaIse, Jr: A friend in need
ATTEND indeed, and may the oppressed Of
every country, when struggling for Liberty
friend.
BY DR.. Miller Let hireling presses saw
what they may, 10 honouring La Fayettee we
speak The Language Of the heart.
by Dr. Lewis: The Old Is States Of the
Conitderacy -Proli6c and happy in their off.
sPr'us may the laws of nature predominant
over political feeling aud keep them unal,era.
bly, united ~
By DR.. Junes: The surviving Patriots. of
me is.voutiOn-May their latter days be as
ohsstul as their past have been glorious.
~ Capt Petit May all nations desiring
freedom have road h-wn 10 York"
~. Mr. McIniire American, French and
IRISH Republican principles-May the latter be
realized with the former.
ny MAJOR Magruder: General Nelson-The
wreck OF ms property the best commentary
upon ms patriotism and valor-Vrsnia will
be grateful.
BY CnI. Richardson The IS Stars nut in
motion by Gen. Washington and his coadiu-
tnrs-May they never be eclipsed by those
,aey SHINE On, but burn bright;in their erbiis
10 The c,id Of days.
By w. NJ. Carey La Fay.tte-V ,,h.rsd
be TIE hearts that deny him honour as our
enemies " ithered before him al York.
by COT: Payne: Geo. w. Ii Fayetie--
way ne proye himself chip of the old block.
by w. hsy: The U. Siatcs-Thcy will
never cease toasscrbe honour to the fitIers
| OF her Independence.
| BY w. P.lladrn. The spirit of '78-mav
1t never wax cuih.
~ H"rato Wills. May the feast prove sa-
'lsiact"ry-snd tiraven smile on La Fayetle
10 this world and that to come.
By Johns. Miller. The pcens.n and ,h.
oanqurf-in oar ebullifiuns of affection for an
honoured guest, let us not forget huspitabI,.
and iudici0t,s host. =
| By George Sillman. John c. Miller. the
service WHICH he has this day rendered docs
him bonour and entities him 10 this testimonv
Of our APPRECIATION.
l Mr. Miller diSclaiming any merit in fulfill
ing according 10 his best abilities the reanis
ton nf his icl!ow citizens, banIspd he com
pany for this friendly testimonial Of their good
feeling towards him.
In the course of the esening the following
song, prepared for the occasion sas sung bv
many Of the company with much animation
| and spirit.
ATuSs--.7nld Lsruy SINE
should auId acquaintance he forgot, -
Aud never brought Ia mind;
The friend ihAi's true reu,embe, eJ mi -
Aud daysosog syne
For aud lang synr, my dear,
IL We never can forcef,
VIC" d."sete f'.a.ss,i ad- foes drew near,
OnJ friend was La Fayaue
When efs, father brayrIy drew
y Ga,ns fyr.n's and their laws
On Wings of gen'rpus zeal he few
10 ad'hs holy cause.
For auld lang syne, my dear, &c.
tie ''.n'd the broad Atlantic wave,
lie yow'd they should he free;
He led the bravest OF the brave
q y" "-a'h os S.r'o,ys -
FOR aud lang sys my dear, &c.
Lei Brardy wine his glory eI,, ,'
And Monnuuth = iohd accIam-
-- Lei YORK IA it;na,pb o tondiy swell,
ne measure of his lame.
For auld lang syne, my dear, SC.
Shall son, Of freedom e'er furpei,
~ ne shall cease move,
The dent they owe to La Fsye,ie,
Otgfaiiude and love.
For aud lang sype, my dear, &c.
General La Fayeite. his suite and compan-
ions, SET DOT from Wilmington on Thursday
morning a few minutes before 10 o'clock. ar.
cofnpaniej by Gen. Cooke, C.,l. Cary. Cal
Strange. Capt. VIM, Capt. AIag,,ujer. rr
Wills. DR.. Miller, Dir. Lewis, DR.. Joo.s ard
Mr.. Geo Sfiiman Of the Committee. e.cort.J
by the rpmpany Of gentlemen which attended,
him fr"m Columbia, and arrived nj Miro
Boyd's, ia Albemarlr, distance of six,,.,
miles little after 12 O'clock. Here he tool, An
afi"t tomato and affecting farewell Of his Fin
wanna friends and set off to Monticello. attend +
ed Ivy Committee from AIbermarle and lie
-Albeinarie company Of Fayelte Guards. and
io''owfd by the prayers of all he left behind
nun Tor hesih and years and happiness. The
presence OF La Fayette among us has afforded
season OF nrbouoded jiny--tbe liyeliest aiirc
tions OF The breast an .,kcne.i-a ,hr spirit.
nigh and Observation-Disclosures, and fr;cndsb;,,
ard gra'I''+lef on iiptoe. The time rasssd
away on the wings of the no,pios- h,
many years will not remove the Impressions
wIiich remain.
1jis FiEJD,RRSOLUTIONS
GEN. In RI YETYE
~ meeting OF ihc people Of Che-,a,6ei,l no,,.,,
day, al the co"ri house, NJ Arrl,;i,,J ,,.n our
shfrt address, snbmefl 20 the crts;da,a,;, nf "a