Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29


BY Mr.. Secretary Calhoun: The cans
'76. We have this day Witnessed, thar
has not diminished the ardor Of its defpod.g
no art, 40 power nor time itself can dpns;
the world Of the benefit of their glorious e I've
pie. =
BY Mr.. G. w. La Faye,tr: The share -.
country men had the honor To have in thu ay
cisive battle at Yorktown; may they, When
We: they shall q ght for the cause of liberty \
as successful as they were that day.
BY Gen. Maconb: The man who has III
the example aud followed the ptecept III,
=" Virtue is the only true Nobility"
BY Com. Barron: M dungeon dali h
when Iuminej by the effulgent glory az
virtuous patriots presence.
BY Col. Roherdeau: The Memory of tho;S
Heroes who fell in the Revolutionary War
BY Capt. Elliott Of the Navy: The exam
pie Of this day-May it prove to the r,%.
generation the value ct virtue and patriotism 81
By Mr. Geo. Hay: Our national debt ~
gratitude for revolutionary services. Speesa
payment.
BY Gen. Cooke: Republican gratitude 4,
public henefactors. Ii will not pass away k,t 7
the baseless fabrick of vision.
BY Col. j. p. Preston: A new Colonv i'll
America from the family of La Grange.
By Judge Cabell: The officers and soldier, n
of the Revolution: Not less gallant than tia &
Greeks who fought at Marathon aud The,. 4
mopyle, at Mecale and Platea. 4
BY Judge Coalter: The soldiers of the A.
mer lean revolution: l would agree TO die in
remote ditch, TO have fourshed with them
TO be partaker of their glory and IN the eter.
nal gratitude due TO them from all mankind.
BY j. A. Chevae: George w. La Fay-
cite: tails Pster, tails Filius.
By Judge Johnston: The Hero who few
across the Atlantic, to aid US in our struggle
for Independence, influenced by no interest but
that of principe, animated by no motive but
that of universal philanthropy.
BY Dr Bruckenbrnugh: The memory OK
ciusko, a gallant soldier at the Re. ouiion who
carried back to his native land the HOLY
Spirit of76.
BY the Lieut.. Governor: The assertors OF
h,rDan liberty IN every age and nation NAV,
they like Liza Fay cite live 10 hear the successA
OF their .xertons resuundrd in the benedic
tious of free and happy millions.
BY var. A. l.. Bolts The Consiitutionalsts |
of Spain. May some kindred La Fayette, in |
spired by his example OF generous daring rise
10 the old world 10 blow the breath Of Liberty
ioto IA hame-and fight for freedom, for free
don's sake.
BY Mr.. X. S. Garnett Honour TO those
who supported the first, and TO those who sup
ported the second war ui orr independence.
by Mr. A. Stevenson Tue Patriots of ZIG.
Their language was We have counted the
cost ut the contest; aud frd nothing 50 in
suifcrable as voluntary slavery"
by Judge Green Long life and happiness
10 the surviving Soldiers of tn. Revolution.
BY Judge Brockenbroush Bolivar, the
W Washington of South America.
BY bir. Robert Sianard: The sentiment ia
" h'cn all American hearts unite, without dis
Junction Of party ;graiit,,de for services inesti.
Unable, because without price
BY Mr.. John Robertson: The man whose
dr' ot'on To liberty has well merit-d the
irowns nf Tyranis and the benedictions of
Tree people.
BY Mr. w. S. Archer: The surviving Major
General of the Revolution. May he no: sue
cesd N . escaping us" AS the (" Boy did Corn
By Col C. +. sier.o.. Pin. he.rfartor who
mas iwice blessed us, by deserving and oo-
cepttng our gratitude.
By Mr.. John Henry The memory of Gen.
liatioD.
BY Major Wade Mosby: The memory of
Edn ard Csrsingio ion The stern and infiaxible
friend of liberty, ard supporter Of his Country.
by Dir. ID. VI. Randolph The menIory of
GnreTai Thomas Nelson: His life aud charac-
ir' ponrtray The Spirit of 1875.
BY Mr. j. Ii. Enstace: Our Republic, aud
rs Generous, Noble add Worthy Guest, per-
pe'usl duration 10 the one. and eternal felicity
10 ihe other.
By Gen. PorterfieId France-may the en-
l'sn'ened people of beautiful France unite in
forming system of Government, cons,tu ted
on me basis OF freedom aud equality Of rights
By MIR. Jerman Baker The Count de
erase.
By Capt. Tho. Nelson: The memory of
Robert Norris, whU, fiOm his individual purse,
supplied the deficiency in the Treasury
BY Col. w. l. Lewis Stay with US, La
Fay ette, stay with US?
BY Gen. johnson Of N. Carolina Virginia
and North Carolina, TWO sisters that can never
be separated.
BY Col j. Nicholas: The memory of
Washington, who still lives in the qualities of
La Fayeite, and in the hearts and affections
of ten million of bis children.
By Major John Mercer Of Maryland: Our
beloved guest, not more illustrious for his pub
Ic services than for his private and domestic
virtues.
By Col. Har,ie: The Navy of the United
States, It's skin and yalor squalled only by its
generosity and magDaBinify.
BY MIR. w. Rosne The master key cf the
French Bastie We prize it because il was
II present from La Fayetle 10 Washington.
BY DIR. X. Il. Scott The memory OF &c
neral Nathaniel Greene-His virtuous and
military efforts in defence of our Southern
country are remembered with the most lively
gratitude.
BY Capt. Thomas Leigh Gen Robert B.
ayiOr--Let us honor the man who is an no.
nor to the state.
By Mr.. SeldeD: The memory Of the gallant
Fresch who so nightly contributed 10 estab.
lish our Independence.
By Lieut. II fnsgod: The Na.iop,a H,aot