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


By James Lyons, jr. John G. Calhoun: Dis
!naushed Tor his talents; reviled for his hrmnes
and independence. May he adhere to the opinion
2;1a, 1t is proper to exercise such powers only a
re specifically granted.
q By Charles Palmer. John q. Adams Hi
onesty and capacity in discharging the duties as
sned to him through life, prove him worthy of hi
q resent station.
!: By Nm. Dandridge. The Tomb of Wash
n g,on, rendered more holy by the tears of Lafay
q BY III Cochran. Gen. Andrew jackson: Hi
iame is terror TO the ms; the pride of the ottts
q BY James Rdtclings. Agriculture, Commerc
2nd Manufactures; three sisters riuually dependen
Hon each other. Let not one be oppressed in tn
advancement of the other.
By c. W. Gooch. The governors and the 20
sverncd May the first strive less to "bc,ter III
8 onditon' of the latter, by the exercise of pow
RS not delegated. May the latter prefer frugalit,
y extravaganza, simplicity to splendour.
4 BY W Legrand. The States. Their confe,e
alton the guarantee of freedom; their consolidation
I9aehtng and destructive.
a BY John Jones. Our absent and gallant coun
3tTyman Capt. ID. Porter: His heroic defence o
s,he Frigate Essex, endesrs him TO the people o
She United States. When his native countr,
Aagan needs his services, he will doubtless cheer
b dy sail under the s,ar-spangled banner though i
III "sy DE nalled 10 the masthead.
4 BY Henry anderson. Commodore Barron
d lime has tested his virtue his country owns hi
~or'h, and public opinion Justly halls him as on,
Eof the noblest ornaments of the Navy.
BY Robert c. Nicholas. The Isthmus of Pa
mama the link which unites two mighty CONT
nents; may it never become the theatre of disunior
J and discord.
I BY James Bro,cn, jr. Yorktown: The gray,
sof foreign oppression. The tower from which Ii
.berty proclaimed her triumph.
BY John S. Myers. The memory of that illus
'Erious friend of liberty and mankind; who not onl,
felt for our wrongs and respected our rights. bu
enrlessy asserted the and maintain ed the other
5Fhe ustrous Chatham
4 BY Thomas P,iddy. The memory of Wash.
Sngton: Twcnty-six years have reduced his sacred
Hoody To dust; but years shall never diminish TN,
S}Ssrattude OF emancipai ed millions.
by JOS Mayo. Virginia.; Able TO maintair
her sovereignty and capable of self-improvemen
without the aid of constitutional construction.
4 BY Herbert II. Claiborne The immor,a
SRieeo; When liberty shall unfurl her banner fo
he redemption of oppressed Europe, let his nam,
Zoe the wachword of her hosts in their march 10 fri
5omph.
BY J0hn Goddin. The Chief Justice of III,
EUnited States; A good example for men 10 fol
4 b. p Chubb. The lamented Decatur; Chival
Dry mourns the loss OF her favoiite son, whilst lv
Gig hero stands redeemed in the estimation of HI
scoun'rymen.
4 BY George r. Myers. The memory of Pa
9 ok Henry, the Virginia Orator of 20.
q BY Clement White. The memory of the meri
n urous officers and soldiers who fell in the lat
E91ar.
Fl BY S. NJ sac. The author of the Declaratio
pf Independence; The gratitude of his country an
She admiration of the world attend him when yina
isand when dead " recorded honors shall sathe
ground his monument and ,hicken over nim.'
Il BY G Lucke. The Chief Magistrate of the Z
81 >rates
"A BY Robert Greenhotc. The Lion and the u,
f3corn, proud emblems of Royalty: You decorated
he front OF the Capitol in the City of Williamsburg
al he place of my nativity. Never shall forget th
~ this day, 90 years ago, we tore you from you
q and, and substituted the Eagle in your plac,
e All hail the 5Oth anniversary OF my country's N
n dependence.
y By Thomas Richie. Skylight Politician.
EMay those, who dare 10 soar " SSy-high" beyon
kthe Constitution of their Country, be dashed Xix
E5Phaeton, to the earth.
B BY James Rawlings. Our present Governor
AJohn Tyler, Esq; sound s consistent republican
gsnd advocate of state rights.
z BY James Lyons. The Lieutenant Governor {
BVirgna; loved and esteemed by all who kno,
Shlm for his genuine integrity, and unbending re
&pIblican principles
q BY J. Mayo. Judge Carr; the able expounde
Esol our laws.
Il By M. Cochran. Joseph Tate, Esq, Mayo
Eof The City of Richmond.
y By Wn' cambridge. Politicians by trade
"a WHAT rogue loses t'othe, wins,
II Both are birds ~ the same feather
* Here's d---n the Outs aud d--n tho Ins,
b And d-n them all together.
81 Toasts drank at Bakers SDriuo