Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-11

,sach Republics preceded ours and then argued
the perpeuty Of this, fortio,i, from it's superior
advantages TO those enjoyed by any which had
,sone before it. This led naturally to the influence
lot such an experiment on the rest of the world
tits effect IN Europe and in South America Here
the Orator INDUCED in the most cheering an,cipa-
.tions, as well for this continent rs for the Old
wv orld, looking iorw ard to the celebration OF the
1ext Jubilee and predicting the universal freedom
3o( all America, and he amellorated condition Ol
European nations.
Such was the outline of the speech-it occu-
spied nearly hour in the delivery and contained
smany passages OF eminent beauty.
I'he ceremonies of the day were closed by fer
svently pous and pathetic prayer by the Rev.
Hr. Post
Mr.. Barbour [Secretary of War, then ascend
FED the chair OF the Orator, and after advertins TO
peculiar opportunities which he had enioye of
orming just estimate of the worth OF the Illus RI
Gus Thos. Jefferson, madea very earnest & feeling
sappcal to the audience in behalf of that venerable pa
riot whose situation, IN the evening of life
zspent tor his country, such as claimed the
Ssympaty OF very American. He spoke of the
4debt the nation owed to one from whom she had
sceved so much OF the delightful privilege OF
being permit ed TO make slight expression o.
pts obligations and OF The ennobling beauty OF
jslch acts OF public gratitude inviting his fellow
81 izens oil w ashlngton, (in which capacity h.
now addressed thsm) 10 shew by their acts the O..
eeln in which they held this great man.
Air. b. was followed by Mr.. Rush. TSeeretary
To- the treasury who, in few, neat and impress
1--WE sentences, expressed his entire concurrence in
4 Inc views which had been presented by Mr. Bar
abour and, citizen of another state as well az
To- Washington, urged the obligation OF relieving
Sour distinguished fellow citizen under his present
Spainful ADVERTISEMENTS.
Alter which, number of citizens, amongs,
Swhom were the President Vice President, Head.
s0t Departments, Postmaster General, Major Gen
Seral Brown, sc. advanced successfully TO The
CLERK table, and subscribed TO a paper which had
sDeen prepared for the occasions notice being civ
3hat, TO proven, the consumption of time in re
5ceiving so many subscriptions to-day, papers for
CHAT purpose would be left at the several Banks &
I booksellers in the city.
The audience then dismissed itself and the Pres
sdent was escorted back TO his Mansion, the door.
sof which were hospitality thrown open, and 4
crowd OF his fellow citizens paid their respects &c
he President and his family, by whom they vert
skIndy received.
s The salutes which walked the morn W ere repeat.
5eu at noon and at sci, ard the ceremonies O.
/ he day were concluded by splenpid display oil
snreworks In the evening from the plain south oil
he Presidents House.
There was no great public dinner to -dav. expe
Srience being rather uniavorable to SUCH as invoy
anS good deal of trouble with very little compen
ssa'ion in the nature of the enjoyment. Their,
were number OF interesting and cornwall private
5parties OF some OF which, and particularly of thu
a. me spring at Arlington, held under he tent 0
" Arlington, we are promised an account
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