Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-21
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NA@h-DhA iON al BON1ON.
The httieih anniversary of the Jubilee of our
Independence, celebrated OIL Tuesday, by the
Republicans OF Boston and the vicinity, and The
Washington Society, by an O-a;ion and an enter
tainment at Faneuil Hall, and the Cradle of Lii
berry.
At an early hour the subscribers TO the dinner
and their guests, His Exrellency the Governor and
suite, His Honor the 1t. Governor and The Mem
bers of the Honorable Council, the Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Boston, the Hon. Messrs
Lloyd and Webster aud other invited guests, as
sembled at the new Faneuil HILL Market, and at
O'Clock moved in procession, escorted by The
Independent Boston Fusiliers, under the command
OF Capt. Turner, TO the Cemral Universalist
Church IN Bulfinch street. where the Declaration
OF independence was read, prefaced by some per-
tinent remarks, by Mr.. +. G. WHIsroN.
After this, chaste, classical. patriotic and eio-
quen CITATION was pronounced by DAVID LEE
CHILD, Esq. copy OF which has been reques, ed
for the press.
AT O'Clock the company assembled a, Fanucil
Hall, which had been previously spendidy decora-
ted in fine Taste, and where they pariook of an
elegant entertainment, served up by hlr. Benjamin
Smith, in his test style. Hon. AARON Hill.
presided, assisted by several gentlemen as Vice
Presidents.
Mr.. +. G. Winston officia,ed as Chief Marshal.
| assisted by twen,y-iovr gentlemen as Marshals.
Adams Bailey, Esq. acted as toast master
After the cloth was removed the following
toasts were drank, interspersed with patriotic
songs.
The Day-1Ve will hallow it forever and pro-
claim liberty throughout all the land, unto all the
inhabitants thereof; it shall be Jubilee unto US
Music, " Sound the loud limbrel''
WaShi1gtOn- Time shall hallow the sod where
he slee s; eternity shall guard his fame. Dirge.
EducGti0n-The soil whence sprang the tree of
civil liberty; in proportion the one is cutuIe ed
will the Other flourish. &" Aud Lang Syne''
BY His ExceIlency the Governor: The old party
Of the WINGS, who iil this hail, resolved for
their country, and on the neighJoring Heights
fought for their pOsterity
il, His Honor the Lieut.. Governor: Major
General Lafayette. the intelligent and enlightened
Farmer OF La Grange, who has himself successfully
cultivated, and kindly and literally impaired 10
his neighbors, the seeds, of Liberty and Indepen-
dcnce.
b. the Mayor: Fanueil Hal-so truly called the
Cradle OF the American Revolution. Nav il be the
quality OF this cradle TO rock all the friends of
American freedom into perpetual wax eiulness, and
all It's enemies, into eternal sleep
BY Edward D. Bangs, E.q.: The 18th of June.
rs, and the Monumental Column, which will tell
The glory ofthat day to distant ages the I of July
'76, and It's equally impcrishabe Monument, JEFF
terson's Declaration Of Independence.
BY Hon. Daniel Webster: The political miracle;
that bright Sun, which on the dh of July, I776.
had its rising in he WEST; ma, it keep above the
horison until it shall have shone on all nations
by the Hon. MIR. Davis, Of Worcester: Boston
She is alike distinguished for courtesy and cour-
age; she has claw for her enemies, but always
word of comfort for her friends
by Mr. Adams Bailey The surviving soldiers
OF the Kevolution- their eyes have become dim
and their vesiures worn OUT let that country thew
protected In their youth, now protect them in their
Old age. before their feet stumble on the dark
mountain"
BY Hon. l. NJ. Parker, Of The Senate: The
essence offrue glory PRINCIPLE.
BY G.. p Sumner, Sheriff: The respected me-
iDofy OF William Gray, most modest and virtu-
Gus citizen, intelligent and patriotic always
faithful 10 his country, and to his own honorable
character.
The following were among the Toasls given AT
the Public COLLATION. provided for the Slate and
Cry Authorities at the State House Many other
patriotic sentiments were proposed and received
WIN enthusiasm, but 'hey cannot be distinctly re-
collected, or obtained for publication
by His Exceency Tie Governor: The perpe
iual association Of the event which we this day
commemorate with the grateful remembrance OF
those who bad The wisdom and the courage to AZ.
sert H.
by HE Honor the Lieutenant Governor. John
Adams, Thomas Jefferson, aud Chnles Carroll. the
ohy surviving signers Of the Declaration If the
OF the United States
By Hon. Mr. Willis, Of the Council: The Con
gfess OF The United State; rich in their resources.
liberal in their appropriations may they not forget
Their prineipsl creditor, Old Massachusetts
By Hon. MIR Quincy, Mayor Of Boston: The
Congress OF l776, who chose so wisely and 50
happily when, 70 use expression Of one Of their
)wn members, " the only question was, tOhefhcr /
neg should hang togeNcy, or hang sepqraiely." !