Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-10
RrCHMoMD, JULY 10.
FOURTH OF JUL

appeared guests
The animation excited in every American bosom
by the day, was increased on this occasion, by the
recollection OF former associations The fo.lo,yin,
toasts We're drunk:
The Day. The light of its morning sun was
as fatal ia the tyranis sight, as its RAYS are cheer
ing 10 our grateful bosoms
The memory of General Washington The
Patriot without selfishness, the Statesman withou,
party prejudice, the Soldier without private ann
bi,ion.
The Heroes and Siatesmen of the Revolu-
tion. WE revere them for their virtues, we trea-
sure the inheritance achieved by their wisdom and
valor.
The President OF the u. States
ihe Richmond Light Infan,ry Blues. We
who no longer wear the uniform, are proud to
remember that we. have done so.
10 which, after some appropriate and feeling re.
marks, Captain Johnston gave the following re-
ply:
The retired members of the Richmond Lish. H.
fantry Blues To be worthy OF filling their vacated
posts, toe must emulate their iriue-.
g The memories of Captains Richardson and
Murphy. The first and the late commanders of
the II. l.. 1. Blues.
General La Fsyelte. Our fathers loved him
as friend, we love and honor him as father.
fhe Declaration of American Independence
Ikea sunbeam spreading ligh, aud vigor over the
cause of freedom lbroug chou, the world
The memories OF Jefferson and Adams. Their
names are identified with our birth day Of free
dom nations signs are. heard round their ,omhs.
l0 The Army and Navy. Their brilliant ex-
pio's nave done honor TO our. country, may our
country ever have cause TO honor them.
III Our Sister Republics of the South. They
have burst the chains of tyranny genius of liberty
May you mourn not again over their desolations
II Greece. Let remember the words of
the noble poet, who died in her cause;
- Freedoms battle begun,
BcqNcathed by bleeding son,
Tao 6g6isd OF, Is man," -i
Is Daughters OF America. Source ofour chief
joy.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Captain Finney. President for the Day.
Adams and Jackson Six one, half dozen t'oiher,
not the choice of Virginia, either.
By General Harvie. John Tyler, our Senator
elect. May enlightened patriotism, and devotion
10 the best interests Of his country, blind and
hesdlong opposition the administration, consti.
iute his strongest claim TO the support aud appro-
baton Of his felow-ctzens.
By Colonel Robert Gamble. The Chief Justice
of the United States: Admired for his talents es.
teemed for his virtues, and where best known most
be loved.
BY Colonel Lambert. Henry Clay Amid the
lroitical storm which RACES around him, be bears
himself gallantly, supported by conscious rectiiuds
and conscious talents
BY Colonel G. NJ Darlington. Our Senators
and Representatives in Congress: May they act
." "a parry lceithSc, UT local pTeliQlceS
with an eye siDgy 10 the public good.
By Lieutenant hordecai of the U. S Army
The memory of Lord Byron, who died defending q
country not his own.
By Lieutenant Gwinn, of the u S. Army. Vir-
ginia ever grateful TO her sons
| BY Mr.. David JUDAH Vice President The II.
MON OF the States bound by the strongest ties O.
interest and of friendship: Let them not be sever.
ed by party feelings.
BY Mr.. J. G. Blair, Vice President The States.
man in the Cabinet, the Chieftain in the Field.
By MIR. Thomas N. Page, Vice President.-
Andrew Jackson My first love / can never
forget.
By Mr.. John Jones, Vice President The Blues
seniors and Juniors, when associated, are ready fol
the charge, whether in front OF the enemy, or al
the festive board
By Lieutenant Biggers of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues. The gallant Perry We have
met the enemy and they are ours.''
BY Ensign Munford of the Richmond Light IN
fan'ry Blues. Political Gamblers. If we must
play with them, let it be the strict game he that
shy6fcs, shall neither cut nor deal
By Mr.. r. Jeffres. The present and late Cap,
'aIns OF the Blues-( When Captain Finney rose
and made very few, but very animated remarks
xlressive of his grateful feelings.)
BY Mr. John II. Suobia. The liberty, but no,
the Islander of the press
BY Mr.. REFINE. member of he Blues s5 year.
ago. Unanfniy-prosperity strong arms sGd
stOut hedTtS TO the II. Il. 4. Blues.
BY an Old Member. TIE memory of John
Dunsmue, Lieutenant of the Blues % years ago
BY Mr.. Samuel III. Myers. The memory OF
Gen. Nelson, who spent his large fortune in bic
country cause - Virginia is honored in sucha SON
BY Mr.. d. G. Randolph. Andrew Jackson,
the Chieftain who CALAMITY defended his country 5
rights, en- the plains Of OrlesDs-The Statesman
wbc will ably and impartisily administer the laws
in The cabinet.
BY MIR. j. VI. Bolts. Ardrew Jackson, The
Gcnerat-he who violates and puts at defiance
both law aud constitution, can never to his coun-
'ry's honor fill civil station.
by MIR. w. Wardaw. VIM. 3. Giles-Tbe
fearless Champion of Stale Rights.
Several other ioasls given, have been mislad
GoocHLAND, July The anniversary If our
Independence this day celebrated al Goorbl and
Courthouse by the citizens and ladies Of the vicinf-
ty Alter dinner, Gel. VIM. Boiling being called
on to preside, assisted by Capt James y. Ferguson
as Vice President, the following toasts were
drank;
The Day we Celebrste-It forms new era in
The history Of man May the principles ineulcat
ed by our example, be disseminated over the
world.
George 1Ys.bington-A light that guided on,
fathers through the darkness OF the revolutioB-his
tame Will brighten with the increasing wisdom and
glory Of his eounry.
= Thomas Je5erson-His high career has clos
ed, but the bright tract Of his genius will be visible
through ell time, in the laws, history, an diploma
cy OF his country.
John Adams--A gallant advocate for the
cause OF freedom, in the times that tried mems
souls
James Ma1ison His distinguished services
will always command the gratitude Of his country
his distinguished slents the admiration Of the
world
James Monroe, a Soldier OF the Revolution 49,