Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-14
PHILADELPHIA.


| The Pennsylvania Society of Cincinnati con-
vened at the State House, and, having transacted
| The usual business, adjourned 10 meet at Heads
| Hotel, where, being honoured with the company
OF several respectable guests, they partook Of an
excellent dinner, at which the following toasts,
accompanied by appropriate music and interspersel
with songs, were given, and the day was passed in
cordial fe-tivty.
The Fifieth Anniversary of the National indie
pendencc: Whose grateful celebration atiesis the
unrivaled prosperity OF free and happy people.
The United States: Perpetuity TO their union,
the assured of their happiness, and iniable
guarantee OF their safety.
The Memory Of Washington: Endeared 10 his
associates, veneraed by his country, and respected
throughout the world.
The President of tie United States: Peace and
prosperity to his administration.
The Congress Of the United States; Wisdom
justice and liberaty to its decisions.
Our beloved Country, women; 10 whose affec-
ionate and unceasng the best hopes of society
are eonfded.
The Army and Navy of the u. S.; Their pa
dence of heir country.
The Gov rnor of the State of Pennsylvania.
The Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
of the United States; To whose several pursuits our
favoured country offers constant and profitable EN-
poyment.
Major General Thomas Pincl;ney, President
General of the Cincunati; The patriot, hero and
statesman, honoured by his country, aud beloved
by his associates.
| Our Brothers of the Cincinnati; Wherever con-
vene1 to celebrate the day which ploclams their
faithful service 10 their country, and inviolable at
tachment az devoted friends, in prosperous and adj
verse fortune.
The memory Of our departed Heroes and States
meo; Passing in proud and grateful transmission to
lates. posteriry.
| Our Sister Republics of the Southern Continent;
Permanent friendship and prosperous intercourse
between our respective nations.
| The Patriotic and Gallant ca eeks; A speedy and
successful issue to their glorious struggle.
! Gen. Lafayette; The friend of Washington and
illusrious benefactor of our country
VOLUNTEERS
! BY Mayor Watson; May Congress fill up tn.
| blank of The remuneration to the Revolutionary
Officers 10 their great merit, and TO the national
honour
BY Mr. John Wurts; The Statesmen and Sol.
diers of the Revolution The past prosperity and
elevated destiny of the nation are alike the rich
harvest and proud monument Of their labors.
By Major Jackson; Our much respected Friend
and Representative, the honorable Joseph Hemp
hill The faithfal Expounder Of National Justice
and the able Advocate of its observance.
By Lieutenant Francis G.. Hall, Of the Marines;
The Officers OF the American Navy abroad - May
their correct and courteous department retain that
admiration which their great and gallant achieve
ments won them during the late war.
! ~ Richard Peters. Jun; The memory Of Gen.
Alexander Hamilton, the bosom friend of Washing
ion--lbe Hero, Patriot and Statesman.
! BY Mr.. L. Moore Willing; May the heroic con-
duct OF the Greeks at Missolonghi, induce the pow
ers Of Europe to afford this gallant people speedy
relief.
BY Mr.. Thomas Robinson, The memory of
our late members, Commodore Dale and DR.
Peres.
BY Captain Bsche Of the Typographical Eagi-
neers; The Battle Of the 23d OF December before
New Orleans 1.-The master stroke OF master genius
Democratic Jackson Celebration, Phuadelptia.
AZ about 2 O'Clock at noon the Hall OF indie
pendence, and the avenues leading thereto, were
crowded to a considerable extent, with the demo
cratic friends Of General Andrew Jackson In
truth, the ssysmblaga was onS Of he NOR nvrler..