Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31
18Th Catholic Emancipation. The cause which
ChHan, and Grattan, and Canning have advocated,
must triumph.
L3,h nur F,i, Co,,,r,no,,a.

VOLUNTEERS.
BY Mr.. JoseIh w. Chinn. The outposts OF
free governments Written Constituiious-Th
INT soldiery for them; agents who will not exceed
their limits
BY Mr.. Valentine Y. Conway, The Old Nor
thern Neck Conspicuous alike for the great men
she has produced, the fertility OF her soil, and her
pre- eminent local advantages-May the spirit OF
revived enterprise in her natives restore the day
when she shall again emphstcally become the gar
den spot of Virginia, and nursery of the arts and
sciences.
by MIR. Joseph Ball of Di,cbley. J. Q. Adams
= line father has eaten sour grapes and The sons
tech are set edge.
by MIR. Rawleigh w Do wnman, Jr. An Ad-
minisration which will dispense justice with equal
hand and conduct The governt=-nt without regard
to sectional feelings.
BY DR.. Morris Emanuel. Patrick Henry In
whom were blended the spirit of Cato, and the
eloquence of Cicero.
The wa'ehfn patron Of the public good,
Amidst the storm. Of stale un.hsk IA stood;
Firm OAK. whose tops the sk,s invade
Tue gsee and guardian, Of the PLAIN, shey .hadt.
BY Captain Benjamin Waddy. Li,ileton WAL
Ter Tazewell-The ws'chful sentinel who guards
with fidelity the ramparts of the Constitution.
by Dr. Charles III. Leland. John Randolph Of
Roanoke-Anteus like, he has touched the earth
Only 10 be renewed in strength
by Mr.. Robert DJwDmsn. Old Hickory-Bet-
ter for shilleahs than northern pine, and fully as
| good for plough stocks.
4 .
Is'ration of Washington. May each succeeding
Administration be marked with the same puri y
which distinguished his. l3 cheers, guns.
by Mr.. WIN. Edwards. jackson and Adams
! The Hero and the Statesman, civil distinction to
The one, military to the other.
BY DR.. Joseph b. Downman. William Fl
Crawiord-I The sound statesman; the zealouus pa
triot; the honest man; may he yet be successful
rival OF the rchoIar OF the North and the Warrior
| of the West.
BY Mr.. Richard B HUT. The Orator If the
day.
BY Mr.. David Ball Tie intellectual improve
ment OF the people Men who k;1ow their rights
can never be slaves
The following sentimeat from Col. Ralph Ed
monds handed in:
John Q. Adams Troubled on every side but n OF
distressed; Perplexed but in despair prosecuted
but not forsaken.
BY Mr.. William Edvards Greece Nav she
soon enjoy the independence for which she is so
noby coniending.
BY DIR. Leland. Mrs.. General Jackson The
age OF cbivalry il rsaiiy no more if The humanity
prosecutions oil this lady do not recoi upon her
BY DR.. Emanuel Philip P. Barbour AMI John
| Randolph-The Gracchi Of Virginia, it, TIM,
rank age much is the palIiot's wedding hand requir
ed"
Andrew Jackson
Let posts ard pension. sink swim
W. them who grant zen,
II honestly they CANA come
Far better want lem.
BY Mr.. Robert Penckard The people of the
United States MAY they reward their statesmen
and warriors, each with appropriate honors.
| by Mr.. John Fswceit. William H. Crawford.
LEwIsBURG, Jolly L.
The Company, prev 'ous TO sitting down 10 dine.
elected Colonel James Mclaughlin, Presden, I:
Captain Cyrus Cary, Vice President, and J. r.
Caldwell, Secretary, to keep order, &c Af-r
ea'ing' the following sentiments were presen, ed
as 'oast' from the committee who selpc Ell the
GENERAL TOASTS
Inc Day We celebrate it the dawn Of
American freedom; We hail its return with grail .
Jude Tor these sages and patriots w conferred that
freedom by their wisdom and their blood
The Father OF his country, George Washing.
ron his deeds spresd his praise aloud throughout
The world euogy j. unnecessary.
The Constitution of the u States
Virginia. We know her worth and :, anj;ng in
the Federal family, will not deract from the
merits OF her sister States by inyiJiou- Compare
sons.
Thomas Jefferson Impartial history will re-
cord his deeds future generations viii admire and
veneraie (s character, but no shall emulate bi
patriotism and sacrifices in the cause of Gbe,v5
The ssges and patriots Of the revolution. Mo
ny OF them have left The stage of action, may we
not be ungrateIul TO Ihose who remain
Lafayette. We know that Republics are not
uh5fateiui; me hospitality ot La Grange nroves
that republicans meet home IN the bosom of
Monarchy
The kx-Pres;den's Of the u. States. The hes,
examples that exalted virtue can yield % ambi,ion
without reluctance.
The President Of the United States Excited he
the suhfages OF Ffeemen may he never lose Sigh,
Of their rights. q"
The Army of the Ufiisd Stp'es
The Navy Of The United ) ates.
Libeiy. May its benign Influence extent to
me Utmost pars of the earth Tor the grand -
pertinent has been tried, that man i. esp,b,a of
self-government. u
Woman, though las, in our sentiments not Je,.,
In our affections ''''
Then the following, by lie gentlemen whose
names are attached volunteers
James mclaughlin, president The Ex-Go.
vernon OF Virgins, John Tyler Esr now Sena-
iof oil lie Unrel States faiiLfu! friend 10 the
Improvement OF his native State; hope his -pc-
eessors ~ Office viii folioN hs example.
Cyrus Cary, Vice President. WIN B. Cles-
elevated 10 tie Chief Msgis5acy Of Virginia for
his patriotism and deyotioa o her principles, NAV
be theme OF his political disq 4.s,i5n' ~ tsoverpor
os' her internal improvement, may his 'resolu.
nons be h'in m support Of her State Righ,s: add
may me wisdom OF his measures, open The Col.
oeh Osske' Of her treasury and uniold its re.
sources, competent 10 the completion of o,,
Roads and Canals, unaided by Federal rnssns
,. r. Caldwell, secretary The r, esent Adni,
sifauon--li bass good Gay foundation, com oosed
Of our wlssst and mJst mefitorious citizens. tb.y
are " capable TO perform The du.ies fe,,uiret st
y honea to the iuihlment Of them
Henry Erssine. Virginia - LEI her call into sc
non her naiive resources, improve her sdvan,aaes.
llDeralIe hfr policy, and may she aar rVtr.f.. H.