Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-15
Oration.-The dinner was at Capt. G. W.bb's
Hotel where Ii. Col john Kay presided, as
sisted by Col. ID Watts:

To- oen. upon ne supers'ruciore-yet will IL fall.
Ihe Onued States Of ,ierca-Like stars ia one Cous,.
a,ion may they shine beiore tue world aud 40 in:
on may n 70 Liberty oppressed OF other natl
James Monroe President Of tie United Sfaiss-rh. dirn,
rae ccasinetIaiors honesty, and less intrigue.
~ cia :? h,eAis-Mos just !. Item contains.
agsmany be kep sacred nviolaLle as the table
TIe Gose,nor of T .ie
tered fellow citizen. s
aAs M@qai' la FDyse-rhe friend and comps,sio, o
Commodore Jnn., R. r., AIN, , .
und,nay,d. ~ PIP 'e
fRspERIcKsBuRG.-Th Washington Guard
Cap. Y. NJ. Cruchf.ld, after variety of evo-
'u''ons' repaired with many "f their fellow cii
zenS, 10 Sligo Spring.-At the dinner, Carter
l.. Stevenson Esq. acted as President, assisted
ny Co'. Stannard, Maj. Wiggleswortil, and Da-
,id Briggs, Esq.
The Confufion Of the United sa,s,rbe mobiles, mons,
ment OF human genius.
IAs President e tas Oaasd sta.es-s tried patriotism
RE Err Presidents efsh United Statsin their retire
wants. e w ~ "
Greece IF Liberty Lieraure-success To he,
The Union Of the States Distraction To the head ,la,
ould plot, aud palsy the that would attempt til,
Gsr La Fayst.e, friend and f.,osr solie, Of Has1incto
-weieome-ihrice welcome 10 coiun,bias Happy La,i
ur: otevenso'i Prest-Fhe memory Franklin a,,,,
Col, Standard, ,. P-rhe memory Of the ;mmor,,,
Washington. the Father o his Country. ''
| Maj Wggfsslrorta, y. P-rhomas jefferson the ,mh,
OF the Declaration OF independence and the High Prizes
eic Briggs, y P.-The State of Virginia, ever disu.
gph,, , f., her patriotism and principles.
~, M. Ca'dc.a.M.dison's Report OF 49, may it ever be
" cs0s;.Grhe n,rn'ory Of Rego, martyr Liberty
nr %; o. Chee-Bovar the wasAingo OF the South.
,a m. - memory Of Lord iyronthe Mo
Mr. Victory of The 9Th of Janu
.FALMourn.-Tne day was celebrated a,
n fx.b do C,r. 4
bacue at which large number of ladies an
gentlemen, and the Morgan Rife Compand
"i Falmouth attended. The Declaration way
read by WIN. Dunbar Esq. and hanhsom.
Oraiian by T.. b. Vass Esq. A dInner, Judges
Coalter presided; Thos. Seldom Esq v. Pre-
sident:
fr.as SELECTED ToAsrs.
The 7zerican Eidg-b, IT'S Stars we are ON the in.
cresae OF our Un'on--by IT'S stripes we are reniLeu
Of The toll. Of our 10, fathers
James .ifO"roe, Presides IF the United Sia,es-A
soldier o 'he Ievouron-M'y The e,enng of his hic
The Heads Of DePatments-Let The only euoui,y
he, are ne 's . honest ,, are they capable"
% zen la f'yeue-Whrn he reaches our shores he
WI ecr'ss a nations toefcome.
The tioo .fne'icls-Vhen united may defy the
'hrcas OF the ',ra"'s Of Europe.
me next President-Nlay he he tho choice of the |
people.
Libeny-" May its lasl entertainments he on
graves"
ny me TFeStdSM-F rec 1raie aud Sailors Rjohtsr
fn The p.ce P"esUtem-rhe American NAVY, NAV
IFS Flag never be uniuried hut defence of our conn.
ny, ever furle.i iu. with success
Bv Um. Emstaee--The ilusiious aud Iamentable
Byron
May The tear of the muse besprinkle his grave,
Aud u"tadi"g Laures DER him
LYNCHBURG.-At IL O'clock, The citizens
repaired TO the Presbyterian Church, where
DR.. II. w. Tucker read the Declaration. and
delivered an eloquent Oraiiou. No public
dinner, but several scattered parties at one
ofwhich, Major K. Pollard presided, assisted
by Maj Is. r. Ovens no toastsare published
but the Virs'nlan says none If the presden-
tial candidates were forgotten EXCEPT AIr.
Clay"
AMHERST CT. HoUsE.-An eloquent ora
lion was delivered by I'm. II. Roane ESQ.,
Capt. VIM. Turner, a patriot Of the Re, DID
ton, presided at the haI lacu- dinner:
SELECTED ToAsTs.
1h6nnas JeteysOn and james .iudison---;'he able |
Statesmen" al he republican pariyihcir OIL are de-
Ginning with splrnGoi-6 cheers
james .fOarOe-A tear on lIis latter day
The Nary-Green be the wreath IL has won
CHEERS.
National poiiry-The Lord deliver us from, Ill sin
aud insqmi }, and all tariff measues-6 c,eers and
bumper.
The ensuing Presidential eltcfiou-Fair play TO all
The candidates Shame To mean aud ,liberaI, and no
n'r TO uignihed aud honorable IA the con-
ies'-Iutan', TO malicious and maiieaa Combine
tons. May the choice fall on the NOS, deserving
and may The disappointed lie enabled Nv the sent,
nent of the patriotic Sparan.-"l am glad tina, Soar
I'd has son more worthy Than 80 CHI. ers
The members IF the list Congressional C,ueus-A
banu oil f"'flois-'hey continue the principles aud
senr'menis with The professions Of repubi,caus-6
cheers.
By Thomas Strange--The Senate of V,einia-,be
representatives OF IA free peopie-wben they patron.
red the University, they spoke the sentiments of =
great nation ~ voice louder Than the rams horns
Uiat brought dotrn the icdiis Of Jericho
:. by Henry L.. Danies.-The memorable battle of
New Orleans ~ "
By w. Rodne The enlightened champion of ,
liberty aud republican gnverunneni--the drIing Of
The peopie--he has aDpihiiaied The Edwards cou- ,
Serpent.
BY Bersriy Ddrirs.-Wm II. Crawford and Al
bert Gsll"'in-WIhou' family, patronage, and win.
out fortune, their talents aud merit have raised them
honors Of fame They have lived as we have j,ysJ !
and are familiar with vans aud feelings
By Ddrid Fnitx Secure TO the Departments NIL :
government Independence Of each other. cur,aij
and eg"aze our representation, aud cxend The right
Of suffrage
By Samuel x. Dariss.--Thc liberty of the oress
NAV ever he as Tree as air, the chartered lberioe
By John II. Fronkii1.-The Presidency for Wo, ~ q,
II Crawiofd-A proiessorstip Of Rhetoric for John b
a. Adsms-I5e palm OF ecquencr, and q pRe oil al
cotton bagsing for Henry Clay-A,tary honois orly
for Gen. J'Ckson.The just reward Of intrigue and s,
dopIicy for j. G.. Calhoun--A halter for Nnian Ed. OIL
wards, and iniamy to his aides and abeners. III
Toasts at Nep .Harea, Counecficm. OF
Gen. Hndreic Jockson--Msy The ne meeting Of Il
the Hartford Convention he ~ his military district
Gen La Fayete-M,y We soon see with our ewes y
and hear With ears, the Beaeactor OF WHOM, our :;
Tie lu.ercan Fair Eadeued with the v;r,,.s os 4
Lacretis may they all be adosced with the ewe,
OF CorDelis. d
(To5s continually l
The Democratic Cuizeps of Nor,L..,, ,