Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22
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Mt THE REPUBLICAN, SPRINGS.
The ARTILLERY, witha few revolutionary worthless,
Invited guests, and citizens, down 10 Barbecue
capt d. Rhodes presiding, assisted bv Iieutenants
Taliaierro and Brown, when the following toasts
were drunk, and the day passed of with great ami
nation and pleasure
The present Administration: 1t will no doubt
rebound much TO the honor and credit of the Chief
Ma gsl,ate and those associated with him in ar
thorty. > Cheers
VIM. II. Crawford: A Republican of the first
stamp-a tavorite of the Republican party. To
him may the all-powerlu ruler of the Universe
grant long life and abund,nt health. 8 Cheers.
The Hero New Oreans His civil and mill
'ary deeds have wrought him an mperishable crown
oil glory, which shall be handed down 10 Tue --latest,
posterity Cheers
FuginiG: One OF the thirteen states which
achieved our hberties-may she be the last TO
;Dahdon them. 6 Cheers
VOLUNTEERS.
By Col. HIN. L. Le,uis: The members of the
holy Alliance. Wolves clothed in the bloody
skins OF their innocent locks
By Capt. ID. Rhodes Greece: The shirt Of
byron stu Hneers your islands, and the
prayers OF America are with YOU BE cheerful. be
steadias and temperate for liberty and glory await
your deeds.
BY Fl. S Henry, Esq: The French Revolu-
ton; the greatest shock the World ever susaine ed
The spark was struck in America. Like other
human events, 1T was mixed with good and evil
~ james Penn, Esq: Simon Bolivar: the
Sage, the Patriot and able Soldier of the South
Crowns become contemplate in contemplating the
nalo oil glory which surrounds his name Like the
latf'er OF orr country, his fame shall live while
liberty has votary, and virtue friend.
By Hdjutant Johns: John Quincy Adams. Ma
he leave the Presidential Chair with the same
serene sky to his successors that lie found on as
cending it.
By Sergeant NorpeR: John Raniolnb of
Roanoke. The inilexibe patro, and irdependent
statesman: always true to the constitution and n
The country: the brightest star of our National Ie
gisaturc.
Toass drank by company of % or 90 gentle
men at dinner on Diamond Hill, at which Chris
TOPPER Anthony, Esq. presided, assisted by Can't.
Samuel Watt.
The patriots of the revolutions: Time has tbinr ed
their ranks, but it cannot obliterate from the
memories OF grateful people, the recollection of
their services.
Lafayette; The generous stranger who left the
comforts OF home, and the endearmcnts Of friends
20 engage in the cause of suffering America-He is
now reaping the reward of his arcuous labors and
crested sacrifices, in the grateful, and entlu-
siastic devotion Of ten millions Of freemen-- MAY
his latter days be crowned with righteousness and
peace, and mag his ardent irish be gratifed in the
emancipation Of Europe
Thomas Jefferson: The immortal penman Of the
DECLARATION OF Independence. His name will be
remembered as long as the principles il contains
are estimated by The people OF America.
James MadIson: The author of the report ,dopteI
by the Virginia Legislature in l1gD-second only.
10 the Declaration OF Independence, in the impor.
tance ;he principles II contains, and the beneficial
effect, IL produced.
The President of the L. s. and his Cabinet--nro,-
Tossing to be republicans, let them aci according TO
the principles Of hat faith which they profess
BY John u. Urquhart, Esq: The present Ad
min istration
BY Nr. Ch.. P. Johnson: The Chief Justice of
the L. States.
BY Mr. ID. c. Tucker: The constitution oil
Virginia Unjust and oppressive in its Operation,
and anti-republIcan in its tendency, let no false
Veneradon for the wisdom Of our ancestors, blind
Us 10 It's obvious defects Glasses reversed
By lr. Join Fowler Hickory Jack. The hero
OF Orleans and saviour of America.
by &. X. NsbeI, Esq: Henry Clay. The
orator, the patriot, The incsrruptible statesman.
By MIR. J. Ch1ppell--W. III. Crawford
Toasts drank the 4th inst. at a dinner in the |
vicinity Of LynchbuIg
The Split o. '1G--9ne common soul inspiring
-sTT heast.