Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25
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Maj. Hall, after his having promised very
spirited. and appropriate remarks. An Grafton was
then delivered by jos w. Chinn, Esq which we
think we can venture to say, has been seldom ii
ever surpassed A number Of the gentlemen then sat
down to a dinner prepared by Mr.. Hughlett. When
the cloth was removed national salute was fred
and the following toasts were drank:
i The day we celebrate. May its every return |
he peaceful and hapPy this, and glorious a. the
first:
2 Tire memory ofWashing'op. "In war he was
the mountain storm, in peace the gale Of spring"
Our Country. This day completes but he1 /
fifteih year and she exhibits the wisdom, and the
strength of ages
The Ex-Presiden,s. The Cincinnati of A
merica |
The advocates of the Rights of Man.
The Republics of South America.
Greece. Bloody and still! struggling. she has
drawn the sword, and thrown away the scabbsrd, |
and 90 do or die" is her watch word.
Avoid all entansling alliances. The advice Of
Washington.
Virginia. The Old Dominion: the brish,es,
star in the Revolutionary Galaxy.
10 The spirit of 20. May its influence survive
the illusirious patriots that gave it existence.
III The heroes of the revolution
II The Presidency Of the United States.
13 The American Fair. Their thoughts
pure as their actions free. Three cheers.
Alter the above regular toasts, the following
| patriotic song composed by Robert bowman esq.
for the occasion, was sung by Messrs. bowman,
Conway and Carter.
INVITATION TO THE 18th OF JULY.
Tune, -inicrieqn Star.
Will vou the land where a ,av. Is a stranger
Where heroes ., free rs their mountain wind, roan
Where the sung 1T the freeman heard without DANGER
And mAidcIrs rs Zee as their fountain bloom.
VIII you ii, at the Jubilee brightest in story,
Where the children oi Liberty To- the shrine,
Aud 'smemhrr their So ,hcmdrei, and thei, giny,
~ m. q htak yen NJ ttf,alp ,.,tns
Then strike tue wild Tyre, and bold he IL. number
ln,he land where the hraveaad the fee have their hOm
Let ring 10 the rrai,e Of th' heit-s who slainber
A"d the sio'y that is, and the glory to
Lei it, neturr prophetic swell high with devotion
WHEN bo 's Day when The ,y Of The .e,prt shah eea
And the nest OF the liaicyon-birj feat peace.
! The tolloUiug Toiunteer 7oats pere drank.
! BY the Orator of the Day. Our peace and un-
ion; May they no, Ire endangered by the Glamour Of
alarmists as well as by the intrhues of designing
men, cheers, gun.
! by Dc. Joseph II. Downman. The States,
separate pillars in political fabric; Let them
stand firmly, and who will fear for tire safey of the
edifice q cheers
BY Robert P. Headly en-. The Panama Mis-
sion; An egg laid in Federal Cabinet by the
political crusader ii. Clay to hatch popularity. In
the nest has been found executive corruption, lie,
rs offspring beware Of Randolph the Virginia fall
con.
" here at, Irhot bt,d VI pleus-
o'cr hr~t shalt Fy" S e6te7,, gun
BY Or. NJ Emanuel Andrew Jackson: NAV
the blaze of glory, which encircles his brow CON
duct him in peace and safety TO the highest honor
in the gift of nation. cheers, l gun
BY Mr.. Rober, bowman. Yves, Point where
freedoms young heroes taught how 10 estimate
and defend their coun,ry's liberty and glory
cheers, song Tom Tough.
BY Mr.. James w. p. bowman. I. w. Tsze-
well; May he live still TO disclose the intrigues Of
! the Cabinet 5 cheers
by Mr.. Jos. a. Carter. Phe 4,h of july re.
Tie brishtes, day in the annals OF history, the day
OF OUR deliverance from oppression, slavery, and
degradation.
cheers Song Bruce's Address.
BY Mr.. John a. Parker. Randolph, and Taze-
well, the keen of Saladine, and the good
broad sword OF Richard. 5 cheers 1 gun
BY DIR. G. II. Leland Our absent friend, John
Randolph, one OF Virginia living Or &C chi though
prosecuted and viliedb by the hirelings of the press
OF the administration; we owe him our era ude for
his standing forth the champion OF State Rights,
and i'll raise his voice against The misrule Of
those in power, without regard to consequence
With such sentinel on the watch tower the cit.
abel Is safe. cheers, gun.
By M. L. Nenns. The banner of the cross;
though torn from the castle of Missolonshi; NAV
i speedily return and be hailed with JOY by every
friend of liberty. 8 cheers
10y MI lhceht bTamham, Jr. John Quincy
Adams; though be has attained 10 the first office
of The nation, would willingly dispense with the
scOurge of Randolph. 3 cheers.
The Orator of the Day having retired, Mr. Con-
way offered the following:
The Orator Of the Day; the eloquent and i'm
pTessIve Grafton he has this day delivered is pre-
sage OF his future usefulness 10 his native state
cheers.
Our next Senator. Virginia should have dig
hifei as well as an able representative.
Ky MIR. VIM Gresham. The memory OF Steven
Deca'u'! who first caused the Turks OF the Medi-
terfanean to accede TO the terms of our govern
ment' Drunk standing, and mute.
BY Dr. &. IL. Leland. Political oblivion TO
him who asks the representatives ofthe people III
TREY viii be Falsed by the will of their cons,itu-
eDts.
cheers, sua-Song, TyroIese song OF Lii
BY Or. NJ. Emanuel Our national councils;
the welfare OF the people ought to be their object,
may more harmony and good order attend them
8 cheers.
BY DR.. James II. Ball. The Northern Meek:
though manfred vith herring heads, che boasts
her Washington, Monroe and Madison, and is ever |
ready to give the stranger highland welcome.
cheers, guns.
BY MIR. Robert bowman. The memory OF
the late Col Taylor Of Caroline,
Great ia the field though not Of strife
Aud wise ~ the councils of his country.
Drunk standing, and mute.
ny Mr. John a Parker. n free press; the
uusdDl"n OF HOeIty cheers, guns.
THE Panama Mission Our political Whit -
may we not lose by the odd trick. cheers.
BY Mr.. Leroy Griffin Bdwsrds Tie ngno,v
Of Richard Henry Lee-dfank standing.
BY DIR. j. SNYDER. The deceased beroes NJ,