Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-06


Q. General Lafayette--Our honored Guest.
whose descending orb, unclouded by adv ersty gives
light and g!adness to the liberal of both henis-
pheres.
a. Thomas Jefferson Our distinguished Rector:
w hat must be The for of that patriotic devotion,
which power could not awe, The labours OF fifty
years could not weary, and the frost OF eighty can
not chilli
o. James Madison Equally modest and dgnified
when holding the highest Office of his country as in
his present retirement.
b. James Monroe Oar venerated Guest ; Fle-
waited 10 the highest stations within the gift of a
great and free people, he has been ever s,udious of
their interests and glory. He carries with Linn in
his retirement the respec. and best wishes of his
countrymen.
Z. Our Federal Union The chain cable of our
strength and safety May its links sooner separate
than be melted down into one unwieIdIy mass; but
destruction TO the who attempts either
s. The memory of Pulaski and DE Kalb A tear
for the urn of paiotism all orison for the shrine of
gratitude.
g The 10Th October 1881: The day which, en-
s,lred the freedom and happiness we now enjoy,
should not be forgotten in our flowing cups
10. The United States Children of one family;
born in adversely and supported by virtuous indus
try May the first teach us TO love, and the latter
to respect each other.
win it,
IL. The rising republics of the South We be-
hold in their institutions homage to our prin-
ciples: in their Independence, new, field for our
enterprise; and in their future greatness, a new
source Of generous emulation.
H. Bolivar Like his own native Gender, he
has broke through the tenpesis which lately ragged
about the Andes, and looks down the gold that
lies at their feet.
ii. Greece Prolific fall that is noble beautiful
and great Heaven prosper those seeds Of her for
finer, genius and valoar, wlich now bursting in
10 life
10. Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
Let the Government protect them in their own, bs,
not reward one with what belongs 10 another
16 The fair sex A light Of consolation to She
pathway of adversely; the brightest gem in the dia-
dem Of prosperiiy.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President, Mr. Tucker : The family Of lie
Grange; A happy meeting to all its amiable inhab-
itants.
BY Mr.. Emmett Lafayette A name whose
first sound upon shores was heard in freedom
cause May its echo never cease.
BY Mr.. Bonnycaste knowledge, IL has always
been found hand in hand with liberty. The prayer
of the people is that of Aiax Give us TO zee, and
Ajax asks more.
BY Mr.. Key Ireland, the oppressed colony ;
May she soon take an equal rank by the side Of her
sister England.
by DIR. Fisherman: The friend Of every liberal
minded man in Europe, and the love and veneTation
of every individual in North America.
BY Gen. Lafayette The University Of Virginia.
May it more and more dfuse through every part Of
mankind, the principles, the feelings, ard the bene
fits of true knowledge, general philanthropy and
unalloyed republicanism.
By the Vice President, Mr.. Mason The spirits
Of ON fathers looking down on the gratitude of their
posterity, and on him who most deserves il.
BY A. g. Ward Gen Andrew Jackson No
censure detrari from his merits, no eulogy can
do their justice.