Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23

Where one side only gives th4 Duh
ana eother bears them'-- = - 49,
By Mr.. Sampson. Our d;ssiarsished CUES. his
hand rocked the cradle Of berry, HE pea ssutain-
ed the rights Of man, he the psosd 10 scoru
uoa tho path Of virtue, aud reached The eos<of ho-
by Mr.. Hsileck-The memory of Byros-=--
For him the voice Of festive ulsth
De lu:hd7uki. as.s the ~ apsnd.1
BY Gea. Ss ie Massisl q Compass, Printing
i rses', .ad thS Ens"e-sGsy have cooqasrej
A. the Close evening, the health of La Fay
e1e wac dfnok ed ~ enthusiasm.
COMMON COUNCIL.
MospAY, July IL, 1922.
Mayor
CRY OF Bosros. To the Civ Council of the
Civ nf Boston.
Ge'.tiemem,-In obedience to the vote Of the city
council, oil the 10Th OF March last had The honor 10
address, in behalf of the citize us OF Boston Ieuer
to General La Fayeuee, on the subject OF his con-
temp'ated VISIT TO the United States Of America
copy OF which have now the honor TO lay before
Tue CITY counci together with the repiy OF General
La Faye'te, which has JUST been received
!. ss.,. s,,S,,-,.si :. JOSIAH QUINCY, Mayor.
uHiTeR 31ATEs OF AMERICA
BosroN, 2Oth March, 1924.
S",-four intenfion to visit the United States has
oeen made known 10 lie citizens by the proceeding
OF thetr national legislature. Tho city Of Boston
shares in the universal pleasure which the expec,a-
ton OF 10 interesting event has difiused But j.
hs causes OF Satisfaction peculiarly its own. MANY
oa )" ,nnaonan.s recollec' and all have heard Of
your iosmer residence in this metropolis of tho de-
hgnt with which you were here gree,ed on YOUR sec.
ond v's TO this country aud OF the acclansatiogs OF
grateful mniu'ude, which attended you, when sail
ing from tnis harbour, OIL your as departure from,
the UNITED States and also of that act OF munifi-
cence by which, IA later times you extended the
hand of relief in their distress.
! These circumstances have impress upou thu in
habitans Of this city, vivid recollection Of YOUR
person, aud peculiar interest in your character
endeaIiDg you TO their remembrance, nv sebtmen ,s
oil personal gratitude al well as by the sense OF
national obligation, with which The citizens OF the
| Cmro o'aies are universally penetrated. ~
WIN feelings Of this kind the CITY council OF Bos-
ION, IN accordance with the general wish Of their
constituents, have directed address this letter
YOU and TO express the hope should II com,or,
WIN your convenience you would do them the bu.
.o"f, on your ensuing visit TO The Uuiied States 10
uisem''ark IN tins e''y aud to communicate the as
utance, iha' no event could possibly lie more prate-
"i to III iDhabanis thar no where could YOU mse,
wan more cordial welcome thar YOU could
nrd no where hearts more capable Of ann,ecia,-
rag your early gal and sacrifices in the cause az
mer"an freedom, or more ready to acknowledge md
""n"sr thai characteristic uniformity Of vir-ye with
~hch, through long life, and seease oi ,exao,
pied difficulty and danger, you have s,edfastiv M in
famed the cause OF enlightened civil Liberty in
both hem,spheTes 10Y w
Very respectfully,
am your obrdien' servant,
JOSIAH QUINCY, Mayor OF
General La FAYErTE. the CIV of Boston.
Here follow La Fayette's repy-as in our Ias,J
On motion Of M. Gurus, Ordered, that The Pre-
S,den', Messrs. Russell, Curtis, 4. Williams, II
rag, w ashbsrn, Davis, and CSoidge, with such as
the board OF Aldermen may join, be committee u
max suitable arrangements for the reception Of Ga-
neral La Fayelte, should his arrival IN the Unued
STATES he AZ This port, and prepare aud present IN
| him, an address on his landing ~
Ordered, further, that If the General should land
NJ any other port and intend make "A visu 10 ,h,.
city, The above committee be authorized In nrov;Jo
tor has accommodation during his residence here
and 10 adop' all other measures which ihey NAV
ueem exped,cnf, to exend 10 INN the Hospitality OF
nus ms,Iopo'is, and 10 exhibit the feelings OF erat,-
luce, which the Whole body Of ITS citizens eo,e,t a,
40, 'e spend'd services, ardent patriotism, and pri.
va'e worm OF the 'i'us'r'ous visitor and that the
mayor DC au'hOrtzed To draw his warran on the ,rea-
! sory Tor me disbursement Of any expenses which
may DC incur ed IN tins occasion. IBoa. CoG.
COLOMBIA.
The Philadelphia Aurora has received Roy,,a ma
pers To the 6h JUne--hy the contents of winch Al,
appears that the ColombiaBs are alive 10 the
OF the Holy Alliance, and determined a, all hazards
TO resist them. With a view 10 efficient dsfeuc.
aga'ns, any efforts that Spain or her allies nigh.
make on their country, the Colombian Cougrrs, nd
decreed the levy OF 500 men, y proportion 10 be
raised IN each department according TO its pouua.
ton.
The latest accounts from Peru are TO the end Of
March, vt which TINE the LbeIaior Bolivar, was
concentrating strong force IN TrnxiIlo three thou
sand troops had arrived from Panama and t;uayaou,I
| aud The Coioni''iaD Congress had decreed an add-
ItionaI reinforcement Of 1000 men, which was in pre-
paration.
Bolivar had been appointed dictator, on assuming
winch station he issued proclamation, setting forth
die necessity imposed him This horrible title -
| aud promising TO lay il down the moment that ne
cess'iy was passed.
| From Mrronhdn.-Capt TreadweIN, arrived a,
J Salem from Msrsobsm, informs that on the 4b Of
I June Z" Kind Of revolution Effected by ,,- ~,
tives, who entirely opposed 10 the ex,s,,g a,
serDmeot and ibe European Portuguese A ss,'on.
stack was made upon the Provisional Juoto r.,
'he Accommodation OF .he GoverDmeBt seven men
were Killed IN The afay and seye, a, yy,,nd.J -
Among The killed was brother Of tue Cove,ao, of
the Province, who, Capt. Ireadyyell unte,s,ood L..
or WAS Immediately sent to RI, ~
The disturbances subsidized nv the t,,tt;, a s,c...a
OF t"e resolo'io",s's and when Capt. L. left which
quiz state. Simiiar disturbances had aiken ol.cs =,
Cara, anu other PROVINCES. In short Cant r. dos
cfibes the whole North Coast Of Brazil 20 be In
dsqueled STATE
Inc friends OF Mr.. Ajrms are representing him to
w. "a,on ~ mos, discredsbIe poInt OF view, as
tune serving, sbuai,ug, make weight politician a
cws's.'e' we are not disposed TO believe he merits
VINO does not feneniber, that when the " American
D'auem party pressed Mr.. Adams for President ,
they particularly and solemny dweit upon his claims
as nohera man that they called upon the oeo,l
10 elect h,m because, 10 their Language he was
freeman AID opposed 10 The siaps holding s,afss
Is also fresh IN RECOLLECTION that The ROYAL A.
merIcsn CONNIE oded Mr.. Adams for opDosfs@ IA,
ndm'-sioo OF Missouri, and we know the fact ina,
Mr. Adams "nd Mr. h'gg had perfect ondrrssod-
'cg on this subject. These siiempts therefore IN
make bw o"t the friend Of the south are prepostsr-
Gus they sre Also iIDpoliiic for, VI I've could gain
rieods 10 one section that point, he would lose
them IN another. IL be sbuns Seylla he will run Gu
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