Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25

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10 Distinguish them from all Others of the nresert
day. '"e present
MIR Wirt's Toast, at Annapolis, on the 4,b Ju-
| ly:
Virginia and her noble contributions to the dav
we celebTate--ihe pen that wrote, a d the sword
mat VIGOROUSLY supported the Declaration of In
Dependence - -
by Governor Kent. Thomas Jefferson author
OF the declaration of Independence-his country
VIII never be unerateul.
guns, 8 cheers efferson's March
Celebration at Varrenton, (Ya.l
4he tttieth Anniversary o: American lndener
dence was celebrated in this place on Tuesday lac.
oy me Warrenton Blues, commanded by Captain
walden, and the Lafayette Guards, under the direc-
uon OF Ensign Cowles. Early in the dsy they me.
on the public square under arms and in full uniform.
and' alter performing number of handsome evolu-
lions, procession was formed at l2 O'Clock and
marched to the presbyterian Church, in which was
assembled large number of the Ladies' and Cen
"einen OF Warenton and the neighborhood-T
company having seated themselves an appropriate
iiymn was sung, and the Rev. John Jones offer IN
devout prayer. After which, Col J. r Wal
iaee read the Declaration of Independence, and
Charies IL Scott, Junr Esgr delivered a suitable
and eloquent Address The Companies then march,
ell to the Academy Hill, fred fen de 1oie and
performed IN manner deserving high applause.
many evo!utions, were finally conducted through the
streets OF Warrenton firing by sections, platoons
ana divisions, until the hour of dinner arrived.
wheh IN company with many gentlemen they sat
down 10 handsome entertainment prenared bv
Mrs N orris in her elegant building the clo,h
| was removed, Col Wallace was invited 10 take
'he mar OF the President, and Thomas l.. Moore
ana fobeFt J.. Randolph E>qr. and Major Eppa
i4nnton, TO act Vice Presidents
SELECTED TOASTS
| The Fourth of July 1916 Thomas Jefferson am,
r. laraf IOS of Lila
rate them!
The Constitution of the U. States Under it, as
II is written, we are happy and free Under it, as
II may be construed to be, we know not, whether
we shall be FreeRen or slapes.
James Madison In him are united the wisdom
Oh the wisest, and virtue Of the best men that have
ever lived. N"'e
James Monroe Canthe Minister Of yyasbio,.
'on' Jefferson and Madison, be other than wise
and homes; man?
Virginia The mother Of the first OF warriors.
hFst 81 Statesmen, and the FIRST CT Orators.
William II. Crawford The distinguished Re-
Puoiicah statesman, and Financier Our choice
yesterday and TO day
| Andrew jackson, and the 9Th of Jan,,-
John Randolph, of Roaloke In his HrincinIss
me representative Of Virginia, In his personality
10 'ohn Holmes OF Maine, the representative &c
himself alone. ~
By the President, Col. Wallace The Fishe-
r,e' ana the Mississippi If the Union be honest
! it is unnatural
Thomas l.. Mo c, V. P The Pr.siaen, of ,Lo
Uni ed States. When we are.convinced from his
measures, that he administers the Government unon
bad prlncpIes,or without sufficient, ability we will
seek for successor: Until then, our Virginia
i'ue, saves us that trouble By emitting him 10
reelection.
Ezra Hun'on, T.p. The Orator of the day
II is from such talents when malured tina, the Old
Dominion is supported.
Capt. Walden John o. Adams, or Federal
Ism IN disguise; not only detective in principe''
but utterly unworthy The further confidence OF this
| nation.
Ensign CowIes vrsinil's fair Daughters.
WIN but one full they pierce tie hearts of their
i"enus-- May they administer the balm of matrj-
mOny.
joseph Homer Thomas Jefferson. An illus.
'rious example OF Public and an aniabe pattern nj
| Domestic virtue. May he, by the rnuniGcs re of
his Counirymen, be speedily extricsted from the
recnniary embarrassment which en,buers his de.
clining years.
Thomas II. Porter The Ladies'. Their Govern
nsni the best in the world. They often rspuvate
but never enslavc.
John S. uorner.
q" A. S'isr y no 81, A7-. ',.--vs,,
Hurled hesdon- f4mir. fotn tbc ftbelri Ky
.Nith hidr'"s rain 7ni cJnhu.loii---dovn
So nay: TAe 'pa,iiae and Plo.,,-o eo,,.,.t,
SINK n1 the 'ihem!e.' re Of political de.i edatiorr
Mr. William Nuuay The Consutution -, H.
U. States. The work Of wise heads and 49,,
hands. IN good preservation in is present b,nd.
Benjamin Berry. General Jackson. TJnitinr 20
eminent talents as solder, the highest virtues y;
the citizen. The nearest living example Of WASH.
ingion.
Cbsr.es x. Scott, Senr. John 0. Adams.
The able minister at Client; his services a. s,as.
man are pre- eminent
Robert j. 'rdolph. The Virginia Renreson-
taiion IT, Che y S. Senate T-'r sopH qui pouea
loqufu'. a wise man speaks seldom.
VIM y. Cordell. May Jackson defeat Adams
and Clay in the next election.
Thomas l.. Moore. The Vice Presiden, Of tho
States. Admired no less for his virtues a. a
citizen and patriot, than for bis distinguished sbil
tiles Statesman
Thomas u. Porter. America The Mount A.,
-arst, uoou which has rested i5e ark Of Iibsr,~