Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25
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ioasts drunk on the hitieth anniversary OF Anne
Tican Independence, at Lang's Spring near the
town OF Manchester, by the Mechancks and La
bourers OF that place. MIR John Desernett pre-i
dei asss. ed by Mr.. Thos Smith
The day OF Jubilee has come Restore the
constitution to is original state.
The memory of the preceding e-May the
observance OF their virtues, and the benefit of their
experience protect US from The political Storm now
gathering in the East-A awful omeum
The Constitution of Figinia-God send il a
safe deliverance from the hands of the hel edtary
bench Of Judges, civil, clerical and commercial
The Judiciary--It Is better TO have a full
6loode'l nobility than men possessing pride and ar
rogaBce, without the more refined qualifications of
superior birth.
Paper Currency The weapon of tyrsnts, the
armour OF towards.
6 Tie people of Virginia Less vicious less
jealous, more credulous than true; alike conoun,i-
ed by legislation, law, and vexa,ion.
The minority in Congres:-- Guided by the
spirit OF 20, the voice OF truth, and the connec-
tions of honest men.
John Randolph of Roanoke The day-star of
the Western hemisphere points the course 10
spur the Federal Herod OF this insulted country.
William b. Giles He will live in the hearts
Of grateful people, where the tongue of SANDER
cannot hurt him, the shafts Of malice reach him
10 Corporate Laws AS we deicsi all anarchy
so we abhor civil discord in town ordinances
III The Banker's negotiation,
The Judges interpi citation,
And hereditary explanation,
VIII ruin the nation.
IL Legislaiion- The youth take the floor,
chock :fuH of Latin, Greek and Hebrew, (like a
butterfly that cuts and lacks, and lacks and cuts
again. Ill he has visited all the blossoms that have
bloomed since Adams's tme) without one syllable
Of commoG sense.
IL Legislators Degrees-l nurse, 2 Cook,
. ploughboy, a scholar, mecbanick, s a
Lawyer, Traveller, practical farmer forty
years old.
Ii The farmers and artizans Of Chesterficld-I
1t is time to think for ourselves and speak aloud
or yield up lives and fortunes into the hands 0
a favored few
10 The people of Manchester, and honest men
Of all parties
. The mechanicks and lsbourers Of Virginia
will never recognise understrappers, sub-depuy
Jugslers or genteel Apes Before the gates OF the
inqulsiton closed upon US, tell US who it is
that moves the spring?
IL Eastern Lights Keep the Terrified MAORI
~ smotbered in smoky Factories. cooped up in
poor-houses, or III the public Jail till they learn
submission to the throne Of the Holy Allies.
1S Bankruptcy The honest labourer pays in
tax and commission 40 to the pound, the merchant
or Spectator 2, OF 3, or 8, as the gentleman choo
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the president Of the Day. May the inde-
pendent cripples OF the state be relieved Of then
fears when their money is gone.
BY VIM. Lang. May every citizen have the
same right to march 10 the polls as he has 20 the
/ tented field.
by Thomas Jones The three surviving sagcs
who signed the Declaration Of Independence
May they rejoice in the hour Of death as we re.
jeice this day.
Mr. Robert Adams. John Randolph The able
and Jealous advocate Of The rights and interests Of
his country.
/ BY John McCollum. At our next elec,ions--
/ May the principle be prsclised that az men are
| free and equal
/ BY Mr. Camp. Internal Improvement by the
States az fir as may be beneficial TO the rising
generation.
BY Mr.. Re5forJ. May the next President be
the free choice ola free people.
! By. Mr. N. G. Pesrse. May the u. s. ever
maintain the rights which our forefathers gained
| May we ever smile at the day OF Indepen-
dence; and may we bsvs" FREQ trsJs snJ Sailors
ptgh,s