Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-10

charms US tie more from the rsyagss tina, time
has made around IL.
Military Chief, aims Rome had Cesar.
England Cromwell. France Napoleon, our
southern Republics Bolivsr--Let the United
S'a'es profit by their misfortunes!
10 OR Revolutionary Soldiers -Their memory
VIII be cherished while liberty has vo,sry.
III General Lafayette His disinteresied phi
ianihrophy and magnsnimous devotion TO the
cause OF freedom in both hemispheres, give him
just claim on the gratitude os the world.
IL Tweniy-iour Republics united by a Federal
Constitution : blaze of political light which will
eventually dispel the darkness OF superstition and
tyranny from the world.
i3 The Fair Sex Language is always sup
pressed when the subject surpas.es description"
VOLUNTEERS.
by the President of the Day John Quincy
Adams and Andrew Jackson-- May The one be
President Of the u. States for four wears onll,.
the other ncper
BY the Vice President Henry Clay He was
faithful 10 his country in herhour of trial. the la lie
War We require better testimony of his corrtp-
hon than kremei's, or of those who were hen un
faithful.
BY DR.. Andrew Kean- Joseph C. C.beIl- An
enlightened Statesman faithful Representative
by Capt Robert w. Peasants John G. Cal
boun- Dust thou art, aad unto dust thou hast re-
turned.
by Captain Peter Guerrant General jackson -
The honest man; the practical Statesman; the
brave General His country knows him, and toli
honor him.
By John s. Fleming State Rights ssunders,ool
by Jackson Establish roads where you please Gu,
Canals where you please, and cut the throats OF
those who oppose you.
BY Colonel William GUeusnt -Wm. b Giles -
Virginia knows her and appreciates them
by JOSEPH D Watkins will sing the song
have sung before John Q. Adams The political
weatlerCOck. a he ,tri
ment, four years must suffice for him he Is too
old TO grow honest.
BY John Woodson- The present administration.
constitutional and legitimate Nay the virtue of it,
lncumbents and the sdom of its measures paraIize
the uplifed arm of factious opposition.
BY VIM. ID. Taylor The Presidential Lofter,
to be drawn in 1929 May the peopie take few
tickets IN the Combination scheme
BY Thomas Garland-- ohm Randolph of Roam
eke
By John NJ. Vaughan Joseph C. Csbell Our
virtuous and patriotic Senator, who mainly con-
'riou'eu 10 the erection OF Vrginias proudsst mon
ument.
BY Lysander Smith John c. Calhoun Too
ambitious for republic, a laiudlnarian in hi.
construction OF the Constitution a federalist of III,
school of '9S in all but the name.
by DIR. TIP. Watkins Internal Improvement
l-Vrglnia's surest road to the honour, happiness
and wealth of her people.
BY Hugh r. Pleassnts -4ih March. 1901
Then was the winter OF our discomfort made
| glorious SUMNER
by DR.. Julian Kean Adams and Clay Tho
Interested envy may now traddce them, hostili,,
VIII recognize them Statesmen and Pat,iots
by John Crutchfield- The Combination
! Btiek spirits and spAite,
Red spirifs and grey
Mingte, tniigie, 'Ringle,
You that mingle may"
! IS John Il. Anderson oha Randolph of Roam
oke, tine Lion of the South
ne Giets the lesA from Joirny q.
| And tears the hide from Har,g TOO
by r. 5. Watkins Nathaniel Macon n.
publican, viriuous man He should be honore,
by his country.
by Ro. w. Peasants Joseph c. Cabell Hi
constituents approve his course, he therefore want
no reprieye
10y John Il. Anderson Woman The oal,
idol to which freemen ought to bow.
/ Ihe rrortd seaS sad, the garden mas a sr;Ed
! dad man the AerHsit sighed tM tuonan sniledn