Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-06

,ehu 'hat " ilbef'y Is power but meatal light IL
liberty.
IL The next President Let the +" mir Of the
people be done
IL The Fair Without them what were man
PATRIOTISM and honor and glory would be WORTH
lessl
VOLUNTEERS.
10y T. '. DanieiT Or West India Commerce -
a sacrifice 10 siily fnesse aud duplicit p Our
county requires statesmen, not juggers for hex
lens.
BY p. ~. Nicholas The Hamburg Convcn-
ton Whilst they profess to encourage the growth
OF wool. may they not fleece the people OF their
political rights.
BY II. Greenhow- ericsn home industry
let us unite IN giving the raw material country
abounds with, the is.hion aud form we wish il 10
we,r Ni;hou, recourse t" foreign aid
by j. q. Williams -General Andrew Jackson:
The Hero OF New O.lesns
BY WIN. b. Giles The tariff schemer- The
silly boy. who ripped up his goose that laid The
golden eSss- The SouIheips VIII not long pay tri-
bu.s.
By b. w. Leigh The sentiments suite to this
day from Maine 10 Georgia union, liberty sud
glory 10 tie n,tlon.
By Herbert A. Claiborne Sage of Monticello
my testimonies have taken heritage for ever,
for they are the rejoicing Of my heart.
Dy l. Z. Mayo Gen. Jackson, as Pre- ident-
FTginia's alternative and net her choice.
BY Thomas Nelson Commodore Levi is War
ring, native son OF the old dominion.
By j. Hayes The Fourth OF July and h of
January They are not hot aud cold in relation To
the doctrine with which they are identified.
BY John Goddin-- Virginia, the state of my ma
uvity Let her remember while she furnished four
Presidents, the Northern aud Eastern States sup
ported their administrations, they neither charged
them with corruption or intrigue for office.
By Robert Doutha'. The will OF the Majority
- lie who eniesvors 10 counteract il has already
passed the Rubicon: well-seasoned hickory would
SUIT the recreani better than the dagger of Bru;us
BY J. III. Seden. The Republican party
May It's Efforts be directed TO the advancement of
its principles, II OF men.
BY John Bronaugh. Agriculture commerce and
manufsc ures-U nle;tered -uuresricted.
BS =. Rdndop phi. Let il be engraved on the
hesris OF every American, that man can serve
his country, without respecting her constitution
aud laws.
By J. Tate. George Mason-,he author of the
bill OF rights and Constitution of Virginia.
BY Jerman Baker. Th, mas Jefferson S last le-
eacy to his country its value yet be duly APP
preciated by his native state.
BY j. Robertson. Jackson and Adams those
whose principles and practice evince contempt for
The constitution and the laws, are unfit 10 admins
ter them.
BY William d. Wren Social liberty: let us
respect the opinions OF Others as we value our
own.
By. Samuel Shepherd. Gen Andrew Jack-on-
lie resigned his military oiice-was that owing to
a ant of ability?
BY John II Peasants Gen Jackson The enc
my OF Stale Rights. and the Candidate of Virginia
- half horse and half alligator.
By Z. w. Gooch. Majores when obtained
oy hSesse or corruption, ough' to be counteTactei
the open, the honest has our conf Ience
When enemies come together, aud mutusl promo
uon IL The consequence, the good OF our country
is not at the bottom.
BY II. y. Daniel. WIN Lowndes-May his
country be his memory as he was true TO
HE country.
BY Il. G. Scott. John Q. Adams and And.ew
Jsckson In retirement.
BY William II. Fiizwhyl-onn. The struggling
Greeks Let them add TO their acknowledged valor
the union that actuated the lhors OF the American
Revolution, and they will be free
BY Alexander l.. Bats. Virginia In the DAYS
OF her Jefferson and her Madison; she was the
proud supporter OF principle may size new er enlisl
under the psriizan banners Of the " Military Chief
tain
By r. Slanard. The day and its Comrnemora
lions Let not the one be prolaned the Others
contaminated by the transtoTy passions and ephe-
neral exctements of party differences or personal
sentiments.
By Ro. Greenhow. Oar Wives and Daughters
Ever ready 10 sootbe and comfor, U.s. whea the la
bours OF the day are over.
BY S. Jacobs John Tyler. our Senstor-AbIe,
patriotic and ndep endent.
BY ]. K. Trice. John O. Adams and Andrew
Jackson-May the choice OF Tie people predomi-
nate.
By ]. Rawlings. The surviving Officers and
Soldiers OF the Revolution.
By Conway Robinson. The Editorial Corps
The msst vigilan' OF oil Centines. They never
fail TO fouse Us when in danger. They often wake
US when we might sleep in safety.
BY d. w. Leigh. The memory OF BENZ min
Frsi kiln.
BY Z. N Nicholas The City of New Orleans-
May II ever feel gratitude for the gallant sold ers
who defended her property from plumber, and her
daughters from Profsnarion.
81 r. Reynolds. Liberty earth its area,
the heavens it's dome.
BY L. L. Giles. States Jurisdiction The essence
OF STATE sovegniy, and the only firm barrier against
consolidation Virginia will never yield her tile
10 II.
by D. A. SHAY. Charles Carroll, Of Cauollton
Peace 30 The evening o. h- days co1bry's
gratitude to his everlasting remembrance
BY w. d. Wren General LaiiJ ellie.
Co,nyuUNICATED
The following Tossts. accompanied by military
music, discharges OF artillery, aud many fac song.
and hearty cheers, were drunk by the Richmond
Fsyette Light Artillery, and their guests Csrkes
Spring, on Wednesday the 4th lust. The day pass
ed oil very pleasantly, aud nothing occurred to L. ar
the harmony and festiyity Of ibe company.
The Day . Political Sabbath Lit Us re
member ever to keep it holy.
The memory Of Washington The warrior
and Statesman - an inrn. rial example of true
glory"
9 The Declaration Of Independence The con-
dociofs Of ihe lightning Of truth to bsnigbted
world.
The memory Of Jefferson The rhiio.ot'.er
the statesman, the phiIanihToptst The able snJ