Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25


moved the following toasts were drank:
i The memory of George Washington: "The
father OF his countryside hero OF Liberty the
friend of mankind"
Q Thomas Jefferson: Author of the Declaration
of Independence.
) The Congress OF '76.
4 Gen. Lafayette: The only surviving Major
General OF the Revolutionary Army.
The Army and Navy of the Rev oluiion.
q John Hancock and Samuel Adams.
The memory of Warren ard his compa,riot.
who fell on Bunker's Hill.
8 The Kings Mountain Volunteers: Headed
by Campbell, they turned the tide of victory in the
| ri oomy period of 1850.
| Morgan and his companions at the Cowpens.
10 The captors OF Andre.
! ii The memory Of Gen. Mercer.
| II The South American Republics.
/ - The cause of the Greeks, and the heroic de
! tenders of Missolongh
| IA Virginia: May her politics, which rescued
he nation from the pernicous authority of the ia
Their, overthrow the more cautious, and therefore
| more dangerous, system Of the son.
| VOLUNTEERS.
| BY Major Claiborne. Messrs. Randolph and
Tszewel: They both felt and feared by the
adn'inistra outstanding the one is said to
be crazy--and the other drunkard-a toucrlng
| fabric is easily shaken.
By Judge Johnson. The memory Of Colonel
John Lawrence: The able nesocia,or- gallant
soldier and devoted patriot.
BY Mr.. Estill. Roads and Canals: The cement
Of the Union.
BY Col. u. Campbell. The unknown French
Ohcer who spared lIarvie's life a, the battle OF
| Waterloo.
The Political Text Book.
By Mr.. John Nj. Preston. The memory of the
heroes who fell a, the river Raisin.
BY Mr.. Branch. Our fellow-citizen. John
Randolph OF Roanoke: The eloquent and able
| advocate OF State Rights.
BY Mr.. Selden. The Day we Celebrate.
BY MIR. TIL. Findlay. Jackson for President in
1929, any body in preference to Adams and
BY Mr.F. II. Preston The Hero of New Or
leans: Too pure TO bargain for the Presidency.
| BY MIR. Andrew S. Fulton. John Q. Adams
He has obtained the highest honors that public
srs'itude could confer on illustrious merit
by MIR. Edward w. Johnston The Panama
Question and John .. Adams: Let him conp ratu-
late himself in the words of King Pyrrlus, apo.
ther such victory and are undone
= BY Mr.. Bronaugh. The Navy: The pride nj
{ the nation; the shield of commerce
. BY Mr.. T. J. Smith. Benjamin franklin,
"Where liberty dwells, ther e is my coun,ry.''
BY Capt. FrancisSmth. The people of the II
ea'es; LOO proud OF their government to surrender
it TO faction of any name.
by Z. G. Johnston. Virginia: Let her not for.
sether course during the reign of John LIST.
BY MIR. Smith, Of Georgia. The Governor Of
Virginia
BY Mr.. Estill. Simon Bolivar.
BY Mr. NJ. Fulton. The University of y;rc;.
mia: The foster child of the Immortal Jefferson
BY Mr.. Lynch. The memory of Can't Law.
renee, whose last words were Don't eiyeup The
shir.'
By Mr.. Branch. The memory of Commodore
Decatur
By the President. The memory of Commodore
Perry.
by MIR. VIM. B. Campbell. The gallan, Pike
who gloriously fell on the heights of Little York
defending lis country's rights.
BY Mr.. Parent. The memories of Cen. Mario,
Sergeant AIcDondld, and privates Jasper and New.
ton.
BY Doctor Hannum. Political KNOWLEDGE
May it be so generally disseminated, that the peo.
pie may know their rights and feel the necessity
OF defending them.
BY Mr.. Rohr Success to free and indepen
dent people.
Ey MIR. Cox. Heaven smiles on the Hero of N
Orleans.
BY Mr.. Mckee. The memory of Lawrence.
By Gen. Preston. Cen Jackson: The sin.
cere friend; the magnanimous foe