Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-08
RICHMOND CELEBRATIONS.
CAVALRY

The Cavalry commanded by Captain Thomas
Nelson, dined at Bacon Quarter Branch, with
many Guests. Before Dinner the Declaration of
Independence was read by Capt. Nelson and af-
ter the cloth was removed, the following Toasts
were given.
The July I77G: Nav it, returning Anpiver,.
~ othe time, Ind in the full possession poti-
cal and religious freedom.
q The memory George Washington the father If hi.
e.untry. Time hut rcDrrs dear.
The Declaration Of Independence; tauian Of free
me" Inc deed OF American Emancipation.
l. The constitution of the United States II n more
perfect union require it, let the powers Of the Federal
ernmen be eN'ened; until they extended, let
such only clear and urlouh,cd.n
The people; The source oi all power. May hi, be-
come The practical maxim OF all the nations ath.
g. The PIess; May he always free, never een,io,,
The memory ofthe deceased officer, and soldier. Of the
q The University Of Virginia the genius
Of him who its founder and to the liheral;y o,he
= La Fsyeie; Th' name 'asociaed with every private
virtue aud found actively supporting titeral and ice pri-
cipiss throughout the world love man and admire
and reverence the htnciRctor of our country.
10 Bolivar: The enlightened aud yiitupus champion of
nW May M. glory be eonslmmsscd, ard he he recorded
~ the pages Of history the equal oil Washington
H. Our sister republics "f south Amerea; the,
isht and CALAMITY conquered. May they long enjoy the
blessings oi their free institutions.
-. Greece, suffering Greece: Nav the energy union
and virtues of her her inacud6c rights
OF which 'Lr ha' been 50 long deprived.
Is Our fair country women.
by MAJOR Butts The Richmond La Fayee Guarl.; their
ioned Yirsiuia hospitality
ny r. p DnH;ei The march Of freedom may he CO.
extensive with the earth and durable a, time.
iiy Judge Carr. Borkari the Gfeean hero-he fell in
the arms Vtory aud his last words were Is pleasant
o die fuT freedom
by Mr. Campbell WngGeld Scott; with the battle, of Chin
pewS aud Niagara. On tins day lowing cup, let t,,u
he freshly remembered.
BY RAUrd Jog, revolutionary soldier. The memory Of
General Nathaniel Green, VIII" freed the Southern Slate.
by Mr. Nm. RoGne: Thomas Jeierson he wrote the
declaration Of Independence, friend of Frann the
conipNiri"t Warrington,
OF MrRros--and 10 fit model for all hi, successors.
BY j. Il. HsGfh: The Staunion Convention; NAV Il,
speak :ae aud audible voice TO the Legislature
by Judge CGbsN: The union of the States the ark NJ ON
safely and The OF glory. Its preseVaon is the t
duty of patriotism.
By M. Ales The Constitution Of Virginia; NAV, e
ery theoree obecOn be found solved by the practical 6ec
fits Of that instr
BY nr. H. Stidn: The Herse- reri,heJ in maintain
TiOus.
By Judge BrocierJrough The Government ofth, u States.
may is remembers that all powers granted
reserved to the ,tate' aud Ia the people.
by Mr.. Jsrn,an Boxer: The Patriot. Of &c hen.,er 70.
the cup bliss, may be unni the hand that
gave it.
by Mr.. Lsna,s Smith The Greek Indian,; NAV thew find
in the justice and humanity OF The General ba,
protection which their desoae condition require
by the GeveTnor; The Richmond FaYcite Guards; though
young patriotism and gaantIy eNoeed by Mons,
by COL Peyfon w. II. Crawford; postponed n,, r.,ctsI
by june, Lyons MAJOR Butts, the gallant oaee Inc sol
ditIs friend.
By Doctor sriayne. The Governor of yirgri, 10
whom popularity has followed, but who never followed
popularity.
by Mr.: MeDonough: The American people,
Too proud 10 be oppressed,
Too @ be deluded,
Too huRet to he corrupted,
Too brave TO be subdued.