Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

representation and respoASr ~. ,pSs
and extori even frQsn r''" W
~. 49,, "''o auts9y OF the Nayy.-Our Rev
,,,,;o ~. ~ have ledto the Freedom of this
f,nns,,ent in the first hsif century, hat may
". no, Anticipate in the pex?
! By the Attorney Gen6rai.-Te Rights of
Mn The only holy boal of hlGnan alliance.
7By MIR. Sea,on, President ,ofthe Board Of
Alderm.n.-The United State. and France
Their early friendship: Maylit forever be
by mutual ats OF kindness aud
Justice.
BY Mr.. Force, President of the Board of
Common Council Cred Britain and the u
pii,d States: Let their DDS contention in fa-
ture be, which shall best dltend the Rights Of
Man. They have begun tobly, by making
the slaye.irade piracy.
By Mr.. King, SenatorBrom Alabama
Greece: Her cause is hoy; May she, too,
find La Fayette TO lead be sons to victory.
BY Commodore Rodgysi Ger. Lafayette:
The friend Of mankind Inconsistent cham
pion of liberal principles
By Gen. C. +. Mercf, If Virginia.--The
Nations Guest: HonorM b, the friends of IL
berty in two hemisphere; nay he make his
home in America.
BY Gen. JONES' Public gratitude !: At
once the invsctive rd noblet reward Of pub
lie virtue.
BY George Hay, Esq.-1he noble senti-
(meut iu II, Of the Nations Guest; Where
lhere IS struggle for Lhey, there is my
lloutry."
Ny the Mayor.-The President of the Unit
\ States The blood of Trsron and of Bran.
divine, and the Gauge in with it was shed.
bank standing.
By Richard Bland Lee, ESQ.," Govern
hen without too much reghtion."
Judge Lee observed, that tbs beautiful SEN
imelt was borrowed from III late President
beffts on that it condensed,n few words,
the ssence of good governmht /; that govern
men best promoting the happiness of man,
whin imposes no other rest1uts on personal
libey, than such as are ndis ensabe to pre-
servsocial order and protect Individual rights
Suci happily, are the Governments of the u.
Stats.
B, Com. David Porter. 1.-The four and
twery letters of the Aiphais the army of
our 18th the best security agaHst all the ef
fortsf the Holy Alliance.
Abut O'clock, the Geners begged to be
permitted to retire, that he night pay his re-
spec TO some Intimate and rejected friends
the onncctions of the family d the late Gen
Washington, in Georgepwn.
Inthe evening, v$t num,er of rockets
wereired off, and mani of our citizens illu-
minatd their houses | a brilliant manner,
tf0ug no previous arrangements had been
madefor that purposel The illumination al
the Columbian CollcgeIon the high ground
northof the city, deserts TO be particularly
noticed and commended
THIS, this day, the INST brilliant perhaps
in ihehis,ory of Washitton, passed away.
If neither our popnlatiornor resources ena
bled Us TO approach the liendOr of the East
ern Cities, on this occasp, we have done our
utmost to shew the sterity Of the no.
mage which we are dIspIed TO pay the early
services and exemplary ttues of Lafayette.
In our attempt 10 demonrate this sentiment
by outward tokens, our ccess surpassed al
least our own expectation
4 There is no part of IN arrangements for
the reception of the Mons Guest here
which is more pleasing TO !, than that which
), leaves his time wholly abs own disposal,
rrnr rom interruption everiy the presence of
the committee of arrangeunts. or apy nor.
100 OF them, except al ththours appointed
by hlnself TO see compan He is well ac
commodated and provideiat the charge of
the city, and it is reasonah TO presume af.
ter the fatigues wbirh he hd recently under
gone, that he has need of reese,
FROM one to tire, o'clocj yesterday, Gen.
La Fayefte received the viSs ofcitzens who
called upon him. In the hrDng he break
tasted in private with the sesident. and in
the afternoon dined in priyatsnh him. In
the evening, he attended kriy a, Msior
General Browns.
To-day, at Is o'clock, he is visit the
Mayor of Georgetown, by nrevi\s arrange
ments, and to dine by invitation WI the Pre-
sident Of the United States.
On Saturday, ne will visit AltxaA;a where
he will be handsomely received, all will he
escorted by nearly all our voIu1eeAIilitary
Companies. IN Int.
| The venerable Tent OF Washintonc;u he
embarked from this District, TO fo,u aart Of
the military equipage of GeneralNhahyette.
on his expedition 10 Yorktown, wtel viii
he pitched, during the Festival, and Min lie
ancient walls and impressed with Ill great
and heroic TecoIlectioDs, the last of thS;ene-
| rails of the Army of Indepe ndence, who'd
his military levee. After the fete, the eto-
rum will be consigned to the Cincinni of
Virginia, to be used by them at the Catol
of the State. In the spring it will be forwa-
ed to the Honorable Charles Coteswoth PHI
ney, OF South Carolina, the immediate succa
sor of Washington as President General
the Cincinnati of the United States.
We are informed that Mr.. Gusts, the ow
er of this venerable relic, will accompa,
| General Lafayette to Yorktown, as a part
his family suite. ID.
Translation OF Gen. La Fayette's answer
the address of the natives of France, Mo
citizens of Baltimore,