Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

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BY DIR. II. Wellford. The hero of days, we
can never forge, the champion of freedom; toas,
Lafayette.
BY Thomas r. Barnes, Esq The State of
Virginia.
BY ID. Bennehan, Esq The Sunbeams of Ii
beriy, may their radiance dispei the clouds OF des
potism.
BY Edwin Waller, Esq. William II. Crawford,
ihe honest politician the vJtuous citizen, and able
statesman ;corupon dared not suggest her aid gel
him in Office.
CELEBR ALTON.
n number of citizens assembled al Halifax Court
House, Tor the purpose OF celebrating the Annver-
sary OF our National independence. Henry Il.
Scott, Esq. after brief explanation of the causes
wMch ave origin 10 the Declaration of lndepen-
oehce' READ tina, instrument in emphatic and i'm
pfessire manner. Gen. Darlington (the orator OF
the day. pronounced an appropriate Grafton; after
which The Kew. 5. Taylor, read the act establish
ing religious freedom. The company then marched
IN procession 10 Dir. a. roots, where, after an
elegant repast, the following toas,s were drank
The 18th July, l716. The principles TO which
II gave birth have been to crowned heads 4 SUM
ping block, AID TO their satellites iooshness; but
They are the articles of the only true political faith
: George Washington, the father of bis country,
who preferred the liberty OF the people TO his own
sggrant!zement.
3 The officers and soldiers OF the Revolution.
Their deeds the best monument of their glory
Thomas Jefferson. Tie affection, reverence
and gratitude OF free and enlightened people, are
TIE best reward OF patriot in retirement.
James Madison. - The eminent statesman the
faithful expounder OF tie constitution, and the a.
pose of Repuhlicanisin
D. Inc States Union without. consolidation,
sovereignty without, disunion
.. The Senate OF the Umion.- Tie last hope of
The Republic the offspring OF the states nay i, ne
yer aim paricidaI blow al its parents
). The spGy of The foreign fashions at Wash
inSto:i, does it not bode departure from the re.
publican principles well as the simple manners
o. our fathers.
Eastern philanthropy - Like the Kindness OF
ihn bear to the hermrt, IN its oi.,cousness 10
relieve US from the EVIL of slavery, it only agra
Yates the maedy.
10 The great chain of Internal Improvement.
Any thing else, than the golden chain Of love and
fellowship designed by its iabricaors.
ii Liberty ard Equality. Honesty and rro5ity
The only legitimate sources Of distinction.
- Virginia. The able and Jealous advocate OF
state rights.
IL Woman. War lays his trophies t'her feet:
peace weayes garland for her brow.
VOLUN TIERS
BY W. b. Banks, Esq. President Of the day,
the orator of the day.
by Il. Logan, E-q. Adams ard Clay The AL
ieehaAy has Leea le, eledio unite the 81 Lawrence
nd Mississippi
BY the orator OF the day. Tie upright public
servants, who have grown old AID poor IL to!..ng
Tor tie public good
By Or. J. p. Williams. The president OF the
United S:aiss. May he lie speedily superseded BY
republican sage, who, 10 the PATRIOTISM Of
Washington, uni,es the wisdom Of Jefferson, and
ihe heroism OF a Bolivar.
BY DR.. y. II. Eevereit. Littleon W. Tazewell.
and Philip p. Barbour; two champions in The cause
OF stale rights May The former continue, and the
latter specify his station 10 The councils OF
The nation.
by p. Taylof. John Randolph The indefati-
G b e and Intrepid advocate and defender Of the
constitution.
BY c. Waldo, Col New England. The
enlightened and patriotic OF Massachusetts,
The cradle Of Liberty and the birth place OF Frank
lin.
BY J. Z. Clay. The people OF the United States
May they find the Of preventing the slave
Trade carried on by Adams s; Co.
BY II. p. Hatfield, (irom the Norll) The adj
vocaIcs OF Universal emancipation. May their
phanilropic professions aud efforts never be unse-
nerously misconsuued.
by DIR. A. Jackson. The coalition OF The puri-
Tan and black leg. Let us break up Ills unAoly
alliance with hickory.
BY III. e. Ward John Q. Adams His pop
ularity ever varying as his politics
BY W. 3. Banks, Egg. James Madison. The
shades OF feiiIemen, neither obscure the iuslre
OF his talents, oblnerate the reuembrance OF
The signal services which lac has renIeed his coun-
t.y.
BY c. Cabiness. General jackson. we will
AXE Hickory rather than be chOaked with Quin-
cey.
by W. Bomar. The Constitution Of Virginia
A legacy ffon our patriotic father, May it ever
Eessi tire hand OF innovation.
BY DR.. Il. II. Avereit. The constitution oil
Virginia Legacy from Our patriotic fathers
May we diligently improve it.
ByJ. II. Clark. w. IL. Crawford. The patriot
s,ateman, who in lis retirement, commands the
respect of his enemies
BY II. L. Scott, Esq To the friends of the Ia
riff and Internal Improvement May they be har-
tassed with perpetual itching without the power
OF scratching.
Cnder tie full conviction Of tie beneficial effects
sesalting from appropriate celebrations OF the An
niyersary Of our National Independence, as well as
all other grand HAT occur in the political his
tory OF our Country; the students Of Hampden
Sydney NIT in the College Chapel on Tuesday the
{th Of July, at which time two appropriate Ora
tons were delivered on the occasion by Wm. A. !