Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

NJ. II. Goshen. Our early and constant friend
La Fayet,e, the pride of liberty, plucked from the
soil of despotisnl.
G. p. Flanagan. freedoms cause: may ,ha,
noble and pbilathropic soul which 30 feelingly
sympa,hscs with the oppressed, be gratified in all
such good wishes.
Jas. b. Bowlin. Internal Improvement, whe
Their by state or General Government, may it con.
tnue 10 flourish until our produces shall be waite
TO every CLINE; then viii Clay be to US ant
TO pos;erity richer Inheritance than the mines OF
Peru.
X. II. Henry The constitution of the United
States: neither extensble nor compressibe, in the
hands OF wise and vrtuous republicans.
III. Erskine The South American States: the,
have seen and conquered under the propiiious ban
ner liberty, and have initiated gloriously the ex
ample of the north.
$ w. Bain. Gen. r. TAYLOR of NorfoIk ,
notable example OF merit dnrewarded.
VIM X. Woods. De Wit Clinton, the proiec.
tor and able prosecutor of Internal Improv e,nent
may his talents meet with Just reward
VIM II. Dougherty. General Andrew Jackson
the distinguished hero of Orleans, a country's era
tltude Will not let him escape our memories
WIN. ID. Alexander William III. Crawford
and Andrew Jackson; among The brilliant lumina
RES winch crowd the political galaxy of the pre-
sent age they stand -eminen,ly conspicuous
the light of their example will never be exneuish
ed SO long as freedom OF thought is tolerated, OF
popular supremacy acknowledged
joan Slmpkins. Our Guest: A SAGE Statesman
IN 'he councils OF our nation, prop 10 the In
ternal Improvement of our country: may we whe,
human nature shall! have misguided him in an,
part OF his political round, be rallied by the pl-a
sinS recollection OF his past services to pick th
PoIiuc.i Hunt oil his error, and try him again
j. r. Caldwell. Washington and Bolivar
MAY the civil and reliu;o,,,
tend their inference over all the countries that vii
hear the names of these patriots.
1onn beirne. The memory of Lord Byron
In MIN were blended the poet, hero, and philan-
thropist; although his merit in other respecis yver,
much less than it is his exertions in behalf of .uf
ierng Gteece would alone eni,le him to the respec
ana admiration OF the world, and perpetu.te hi
name To the latest generations
H. Hurt, of Halifax. Our Revolutionary f,,bsrs
May their sons be, to the latest posterity, in the
own image, bone of their bone, and The exact ilen
tty of their spirit
u Anderson. The love of liberty: may it ami
mate US to do right, in spite of party chickering's.
L. +. Atkinson, OF Halifax. Our dis,Ing1i.he,
guest We toast him as the able defender of m,
rights OF man, and the advocate of free princinle
throughout the world: let his exertions in the caus,
OF South American and Grecian independenc,
speak his praise.
ueieSate nom Arkansas. an in
ritea guest. Virginia hospitality.
u. Belts, of Halifax. Roads and Canals: Ie
US nave them, but not at the sacrifice of p,incfpL
or In violation OF the Constitution
j. u. McClenachan. Tire memory of Isaa,
oheioy, revolutionary patriot hero of KINGS
Mountain, aud the first Governor of Kentucky
II. Stevenson. The spirit of seyen,y-six. ;
spirit which needs no amendment
James Z. Price. Arkansas and Florida. ma,
'hey be speedily admitted into the Union.
Francis Luddington. John O. Adams: the onl,
son OF the five Presidents, NAV he succeed in m,
neSt four mile heats.
}. r. Caldwell John Q. Adams: he has recom
mended the advancement of Literature. and tb
promotion OF Science, measure dangerous to fy
rants only. =
John ). Wilson. VIM. II. Crawford: all III,
uu1ieS mat were assigned him, he faithfully per
formed with honor 10 himself and credit 10 hi
country. -
u Anderson. The President of the u. s.: yvber
me people say unto him retire, may the mould b,
hiied with Kentucky Clay.
James b. Bowlin. The present administration
masnanimous beyond the reach of envy. dieni6ed
above the eliminating attacks of the disannointe,
oihce-seeker, aud decisive without fear. favonr n
affection
L. Z. Atkinson, of Halifax The memory o.
'he brave Riego, the blood of the Martyrs has ever
proved me seed OF the church, so let il be-
WIN. Z. Dousherty. Henry Clay, distin
Suished statesman, may all the merilorious acts @
his lie be rewarded with profound gratitude ant
respect by his worthy coun,rymen.
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