Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-12
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a NUMBER OF respectable citizens of the county
OF coocbiand assembled at their Courthouse on the
a." is'. LOT the purpose OF celebrating the Ami
'essary OF American Independence where an ele
CANT dinner provided Tor the occasion bv Mr..
William ID. TAYLOR.
Coctor Isaac Curd was appointed president, and
COL " lillian Boiling, Vice President of the day,
wnen the following toasts were drank.
Inc Attn OF July l776: The patriot dwells with
deiight upon the reflection, that the emotions felt
on mat DAY. VIII be transmitted 10 unborn millions
George Washington The idol of freemen: the
benefactor of the world
Thomas Jefferson: In the political affairs of his
light. o'' "''
James Madison: The Virginia resolutions OF
10, text look for the American Statesman: his
administration an able commentary.
1sneral La Fayelie The gift of God, for the
good of man.
darkness, to light this country on its way to free
DOM
| The Heroes and Patriots of ZIG: Nav the
spirit which prompts them 10 deeds of chivalry and
Caring, increase with the efforts which trrapts
make, for its Suppression.
Simon Bolivar: He has been TO the Southern
what washington was to the Northern portion OF
our continen'.'-Nay the destiny of the one prove
as glorious, as that of the other has been splendid
| and useful.
Greece: The eyes of the world arc upon YOU.
ana millions oil freeman, this day pour forth Their
oenedictions, in favor OF your hallowcd cause
TIE State Sovereisnties: The vanguard of our
political safety. Take that your front is no,
changed 10 rear.
Tie Federal Constitution: Considering it linz
mted grant of power, we have regarded il a.; sure
defence in every political storm.
The States: Separate pillars in our political IA
brick: let them stand firmly and who will fear for
the safety of The ediice,
Our Fair Country Women: The last, but tie
best boon ofheaven
Volunteers.
by the President Of The day. Henry Clay: A
splendid luminary in western horizon. If a
passing cloud obscure his lusre, it is tina, lie NAV
shine the brighter, as it fits from before him.
by tie pace President of the day. Kremer,
jackson and Co. VS.. Henry Clay: We, OF the Ma
ton, find for the defendant
BY Major JPfiidm Guerrant: William II.
Craw ford.
By Mr.. John S. Fleming. John c. Calhoun: The
Paiinurus who guided Cur vessel OF State amid the
storms oil our late war, who never slumbered upon
MS post, and who rever was thrown from the helm
by Mr.. John !. Kean To tie sages Who
planned. and the warriors who bled for the indie
pendcnce we now celebrate.
BY Doctor B. W. Byan,har, William H.
Crawford: The sun OF his political glory has set,
only 70 rise with redoubed splendor
by Capt Jos. $. Watkins. John Quincy A.
dams the political weather-cock; a president by
Intrigue and management: four years must suffice
Tor him; re is TOO old to grow honest.
BY Col Benjamin anderson Henry Claw:
Inc hrm, undaunted, Respondent Statesman. -
W hen the late presidential epidemic subsidies the
par' he acted will be approved by all, possessing
Republican principles.
by Capt. Peter Gmerrant. Philip p. Barbour:
An ornament of the bench. a republican of the
ola school The earnest advocate of state rights
tive State.
% Doctor Julian Rean. Thomas Jefferson
he WHO never tires of well doing--as useful in re-
tirement as in pui lie life.
BY ar. Charles F. Pope. Tie moral infiu-
ence OF the United States. More powerful than
her pow erfu! sword
hy Mr.. Frederick .argyle. The Ohio Canal
May lis speedy completion furnish another evidence
oil the energy OF free and enlightened population.