Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-21

demonstrated by gratitude, and that we justly act
part in pofering TO the aged high priest of Ii
berry grateful affection ard regard; we need no
panegSric TO tell US, that patriot he has been
Jealous, as republican pure, as man honest, and
as Firglnian honorable and hospnabe. The
flame Of his long life is clouded by Poverty, yet
though thus oppressed, the energies OF his mind
have retained the same steady perseverance to im-
prove the social condition ofman. and to exalt to
distinction the government OF his country, which
formerly characterised the bright and radiant ca
Of his youth Our conscience tells to be just,
and our hearts tell US that gratitude to Mr.. Jetfer
son is the purest patriotism. Therefore,
Be it resolved, that eleven be a committee, any
seven of whom shall form quorum, to receive a.
ny subscription. which shall be offered for the re-
lief OF MIR. Jefferson, and that the committee with
the money they may receive, do effect the objec,
OF this meeting in the manner they shall Judge most
expedient.
The following gentlemen were appointed by re-
solution: Col. WIN. Jones, COL Catesby Jones,
YIN. Robbins, DIR. James Dabney. VIM. G. Mi
nor, Major VIM. l.. Perrin, Major Thomas Smith.
Thomas ). Dabney, Warner 4. Taiiaferro, Au-
CUISINE l.. Dabney, and Addison l.. Byrd.
On motion resolved that the proceeding Of this
meeting be published.
WIN. X. PERRIN, Chairman.
JAMES B. TALIAFEREo, Secretary.
The Boingbroke Society with Of the cit
of the county, and many invited Guests, now
adjourned to tile Tavern of Mr.. Thomas Cary,
where sumpuous dinner had been prepared for
the occasion. Carter NJ. Brsx;on President of
the Society, called to the chair, and \. l.,
Dadney Vice Presiden, of the Society w;s appoint
Ell Vice President of the Board. The following
toasis then drank in the true spirit OF deco
roas feeling.
! July i, l.76.-The birth day OF Liberty.
Z Washington.
The American Government. Fear guards
spotism--honou. is the genius of aristocrary; but
virtue is the pillar which sustains the liberty of
republic.
The deceased soldiers of the revolution. Oar
hearts their sepulchre, institutions their epitaph
5 State Rights. Don't give up the ship; nail EN-
TO the mast.
The Press. The liberty OF the Press the Sc
curiiy OF the people.
The American Eagle. May it always look
back on the people from whom it has derived all
It's pride of place.
8 The Bar. TIE cradle OF genius, the nursery
OF statesmen.
o Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe. The Yirgini-
sn Triumvirate OF integrity and intelligence.
10 Virginia.
"BcsaiAe' there a MAJ eat sou, so deai
Who ressr to h;iaself' hafh sai6
Tkis IS nay o,en Iay native Iand.'
IL The Greeks.
Freedoms Battle Jsg,p,,
:" Bequea'hsd (rsn. bleeding sic- 10 sou.
Tao bctRsd cfi is erer'r o.+'
u The University of Virginia. a halo to The
flame o. the Constitution.
- The memory OF DR.. franklin. Posterity
will never lie, the cover OF the Old boo, suffer Tor
want OF new lettering and gliding.
il The memory of Bongbrole
More joy lfarceHQs eritd FEELS
Than CgSdr srieh Senate hselsp
ID La Fayette. 90 In war he was the mountains
- torrent, in peace the gale of spring.
l6 The memory OF Pike. Victory wept while
she embraced the dying hero.
II William II Crawford When thou hast
proved man to be honest, lock him up in thine
heart as treasure, and regard him pearl OF in
es;imable price.
IS Dewitt Clinton. He formetb great designs,
he rejoiceth in the execution thereo. and his name
goeth forth to the end OF the void.
70 Woman.
The last, ii. no5lesf ei,i that God has gi-r,.
1'tr only -Ohm )oiouS To H,a9ea.
VOLUNTEERS
By Col. Catesby Jones. Patrick Henry
'' Give me Liberty give me death"
Mann Page. John Randolph SENATOR The
criterion of political honesty.
w. Z. Smith. The Constitution of Virginia.
May its principles continue inviolate.
]. Hoomes The Navy The pride OF the u
MON, the dread OF foreign powers.
Philip Duval. John Randolph In the House
OF Representatv es Star of the first magnitude
In the Senate planet " shot madly from
sphere
e. J. S. Rooes. John Randolph of Roanoke;
The firm and dauntless statesman, like deep and
majestic river, he proceeds in his course unrufed
by the rocks of opposition, and true TO the line
he has taken.
CHI D. Tompkns. The Secretary of State
May bargain and sale never place another in the
American cabinet
WIN. II. Roy. The memory OF John Taylor
OF Caroline. May /" the constructions construed
ever be the text book Of Virginia.
VIM. Nelson. Woman the farest link in ma
lures chain.
w. r. Taliaierro. 10. Adams President of
the United States May he resist the assaults Of
malice and the blasts OF defamation, and like the
stubbon Oak Of our forest. acquiring new vigour
from every storm, rise the pride and ornament Of
his country.
Mr. Ed. A. Siubts. Virginia
FheYe e'er ! ro1m, -,taterer cline 10 tfr,
" MY heart untraUeiled fondly turns to tiee.7
Mr.. &. s. Morris. The fair While they cultivate
their external graces, may they forget that the
spirit OF the age is in favour of Internal Improve
Inent
DR.. P. r. Nelson. John Quincy Adams and
Henry Clay The stationsthey occupy IRE the wa
ges Of their political apostacy.
John p Turner. Success 10 plain dealings, and
hempen rope TO every plotter of intrigue
BY Mr. I. Smith J.. w. Tazeweil and John
Randolph walchful centinels Of the peoples
rights
Mr.. G.. Braxton (of Brsndon) John Randolph
- The enlightened statesman, the unriyalled Ora
rfOr the faithful political censor