Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22

Our sister Republics o! the South: a Gordian
kno, which tic Uahoiy Alliance, never unite
By Mr.. John Wills, president OF the day. The
constitution of Virginia. Uatil some prac-
teal evil results, we conceive no amendment ne
cessary.
BY Mr.. Sam NJ. Scott: Com. Porter. a
speedy uial, acquittal and restoration to his
command
BY Mr. J. Todd: Henry Clay May Kentucky
be more fortunate III combining talents with integrt-
tn in her next representation.
BY Ir. G. Ward: Kentucky Instructions
Convenient commodities, like modern prophecies,
they do not precede, but follow events.
At DIR. Richard p. Bollng's Mill in Dinwiddie,
the Declaration OF Independence was read by
Richard Pryor, and an Grafton pronolncedby Jona-
than Brown. AT the dinner Capt. Thomas Field
acted as President assisted by Capt, C. Stith.
SELECTED ToAsrs.
The Constitution of the United States: A
perfect model of human wisdom--wlls; it adj
miraby secures to us all the privileges of repub-
l;c, let 1t not presume 10 encroach State Rights.
George Washington: When time is DER and
worlds have passed away, then, and not till then
shall his memory be forgotten.
La Fdyctte: 4 lover of liberty at the dawn OF
life--i,s defender at merdiar--in the evening of
his glorious days enthusiastic admirer OF its
summation.
iie0ds Of Departments: Let virtue be their
guide, integrity their mainspiing, the welfare Of
their country their Only aim.
oar .4'my and Nary: The pillars of liberty.
The States: May mutual concession be the
bond of political connection.
agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures:
We prefer them In the order in which they stand.
VOLUNTEERS.
By The Vice President: The Constitution Of
Virginia defective, and better be than subjected
10 revision.
By Join II. Daris. Nathaniel Macon. Like
Cato firm, like Arisides just
By Joseph St5srdirdnt: The Constitution of
Virginia Defective in the great principles of equal
rights; may Of justice speedily procure its
amendment.
At Iawrenceville, Brunswick County, prayers
offe ed up by The Rev Mr.. Drumsool the
Declaration read by Or. Field, and an Grafton
delivered by Wm. L. Gholson. At the dinner,
Col. Rice presided, aSsis; cd by DIR. Lewis.
SELECTED ToAsTs.
The Revolution Of &c: Formed in right achieved
with sacrifice, ad enjoy ed in moderation-may it
prove cloud by day, and pillar OF fire by night,
to conduct the marc!. of Universal freedom.
The Surui1iag heroes Of the american Reuo-
luton: Acceptable Is the ward of their exertons
for standing it, the midst of poslerity, they look
upon their work and see that - good.
The President ofthe u. States: Let him be
judged b. his works.
State Rights: ." All powers not delegated 10
the u s. are reserved TO the States respectively or
TO the people"
The Tariff and Internal Improvements: The
iwinned offspring OF that maternal welfare which
robs Peter TO pay Paul.
The ne,r administration: The principles OF
'9S he standard by whichwe graduate their merits.
The cause Of Jrccdom thr0us hout the UOrid .
NJ unholy alliance can irnDele lie uroyrees. tho
DAYS of legitimacy are numbcred-its kingdom " i'll
shortly pass away.
Agriculture, Commerce and manufactures :
In the order named: the branches live only while
the parent stock is cherished.
The University Of pirgi',id: May it prove the
focus from which may emlnate the rays OF know
ledge TO enlghten and resuscitate the moral
energies OF our state.
CHARLESTON, s. C.
After the usual ceremonies of the day, on the
s, h inst the fmerican Revolution Society dined
together, when the following Toasts were drunk:
SELECTED ToAsrs.
The Dawn of our National Liberties: When the
light OF or Republic, pierced and overcame the
darkness of Oppression and Tyranny.
The President of the United States: Called to
preside over the freest People Earth may he
justify their well-founded hopes and advance their
prosperous
The Vice President Of the United States: An
ardent Patriot, those zeal, engh, ened by his geni-
us, is pledge If ais public usefulness aud honor
Andrew jackson: Though not the first AIagis-
trate of the People, yet the first in the affections of
the People.
South America: The hand of the Peruvian has
written or the wall the fate of the modem Bel
shazzar
Greece: May the fires of Liberty burn more in
tensely in her BOSOM as the atmosphere of Nyrannv
condenses around her.
VOLUNTEER.
T. L. L. Dswsou, Esq. The cause OF Freedom.
May the watchG;e. which have been lighted on the
Allegheny and The Andes, oe answered by flame
on the alps and the Apprentices, which will COM
rnunicaie to the world, that in Europe Sc all is
WELL
The following among the toasis which were
drunk at Charleston S. G. by the 30 Association,
on the lth inst. During the intervals bctwee the
,orsis, appropriate airs, were played by the ex-
celleut band which attended
SELECTED TOASTS
The day We celebrate--lts glory increases with
the progress OF time
Andrew Jackson---His conduct during the
which his country always entertained of his char
actcr
The present Administration: We arc not it's
partizans; would not be its enemies may
its wisdom and imparality induce us to be its sup
poriers.
John G.. Calhoun: His talents and his virtues
fit him for any station to which his country may
call him.
James Monroe: He enjoyed whilst at the head
Of affairs, the unlimited confidence of bis country
men, and carries with him into his retirement their
unbounded affection
The Freedom of the Press: 1t proved in the war
Of our liberties, the ally of our arrus and in peace
the advocate of our rights and institutions.
Wnnnan. l-rr hnr tr.,r,Lin. ~ LII. Il.an.