Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-20


at The request of the committee of arrangement.
On the morning preceding the celebration,
temporary building was erected. under the direc>
ton OF Mr. M'Kee, assisted by number of pub
lie spirited citizens three tables, each two hun.
dred and ffty-two feet in length, making :even
hundred and iitysix feet Of table and 1910 feet of
bench, including the ends, prepared. About
one thousand plates were laid, but such was the
immense concourse of the friends of the man who
''has filled the measure of his country's glory"
that large portion OF those present could at
once be seated. About SINrEEN HUNDRED
persons dned, and the assemblsge could not have
been lees lhan TWO THOUSAND.
The Hon. William Findiay. formerly governor
Of this state, end LATE U. S. Senator, presided
assisted by the Hon. J. ). Stevenson, Representa-
tive in Congte's from this district, John M. Snow
den, Egg. Mayor of the City; Doctor Felix
Brunot. Col. James Patterson, of Miiflin township,
Mr. John Brown OF Ross, and MIR. James Patterson,
OF Birmingham Edward J. Roberts and William
Snowden, EQrs acted secretaries to the PIesi-
dent ard lst Vice President.
The declaration of independence read by
the Hon. William Wilkins, with correctness
and taste peculiar to that gentlemen, after prefa-
eng II with some well timed and appropriate
remarks; after which, a mastery and eloquent adj
dress was d elivered by Henry Baldwin, Esq. in
which he frequently interrupted by the pau-
dts OF he company. In his address he took
rapid review OF the great political parties which
divided the country, and pronounced eulogy on
that great and good, though slandered and presecu-
ted man, Gen. Andrew Jackson, to which every
heart beat in unison. After dinner, the following
toasts, accompanied by music and artillery,
drunk with enthusiastic applause.
EXTRACTS PROM ToAsTs.
The 18th of July, l776.-Consecrated by our
country's birth, its glory is identified with our
country's existence.
The Heroes and Sage, of the Revolution
Their fame is not entrusted to pershabIe marble
Tor preservation, than millions of freemen
cherish it in their hearts.
The memory of Wsshing,on.-Coul the breath
OF envy have withered his laurels, "ga,hered on
the blood-staired field, B" he too would have been
denounced as ''military chisain,'' and his coun,
try highest honors withheld from him.
HE memory Of Thomas Jefferson The pride
OF our party, the ornament OF The age; his enemies
have written his epitap h-Cslumny asssiled him
while living, and pretended 10 weep over him
when dead
Andrew Jackson. Envy has assaled him, ma
lice has reproached him, and SANDER has invaded
the sanctuary OF his home ; but grateful people,
Will sustain the man who was his country's stay
and support in the day and hour of danger.
The American System An equal and fair pro-
lection OF every branch of Industry, from patriotic
motives-not the ieverish embrace of one Interest,
at the expence OF all others, for party purposes
The Army of the United States - Employed
Tor national Defence not for sectional hostility
Inc hand that points bayonet against one Of the
Coniederated states. stabs at the liberty of ALL
The majority of the u. S. Senate. -"There are
stiil men 10 Israel, who have never bowed the
knee TO the Baal'' of sTistocracy
Commodore Porter Though driven into exiIe
by executive persecution, his countrymen will me-
yer forget the gallant tar, who fought his
ship till humanity hauled down the Gag which
yalor had nailed to the must''
Agriculture and Manufactures" What God
hath Joined, let no man put asunder.''
Greece. Union 10 her councils yictoryto her
arms liberty 10 her children.
Ireland A speedy restoration of her civil and
! religious Liberties.
The Fair
We wander free as the winds Ger the mountains.
SaVe loves willing fetters the chains OF fair.n
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President of the day -THE ELrcr1yE
FRANCtIsE- BY the judicious exercise of which,
governmental errors In the republic may be correc-
ted.
BY Hon. J. S. Stevenson, Vice pcesident.-
PENNSYLVANIA Always on the side of liberty
and true TO its hrm defenders Subtle devices cam
not effect her principles traitorous conventions
cannot corrupt her patriotism
Sy James Patterson, Esq. birmingham Vice
freSident-J' ;. STEvENsoN, Independent
member OF congress who dared 10 vote in the mi.
nority when the interest of the farmer and mechan
&c was al stake-a true friend 10 his country and
particularly TO this district
BY Hon. Henry Baldwin, Orator of the Dav-
Henry w. Dwight The only member of Con-
gress from Massachusetts who voted for the Tariff
In 1874 The bright star whose light made the
surrounding darkness more visible.
BY E. j. Roberts, ESD The Hon. William IT
Crawford consistent statesman and an enligh-
tened patriot.
by William Snowden, Esq, The State Of Ceor
gIa Always patriotic In war she defended the
country from foreign foes in peace she resis,s
the Entertainments of domestic enemies upon the
sovereignty Of the states
by Ross wilkins, Ed Domestic Msnufac-
lures and Home Industry. The plouph and he
anUil- the flock and the loom. Let the membe,s
OF our rising republic, as one family encourage and
protect themselves.
by Maj, a. M'Farland Our Friends in Ian
caster County They have given the true chsrac
ter ofihe Yankee Wooden Bill; insidious. defec-
tive and selfish
By Captain L. F. Pratt The Grand reyilee -
no diseoTdsht notes when played in honour of
Jackson and Freemen.
By Isaac Murphy, Ed. John O Ad,ns IN,
Henry Clay The safety of the political shin re
quIes that they should be thrown overheard.
by Mr.. John q. letters, of New jersey The
FauIouc state OF Pennsylvania- Not TO be bouobt
WIN Inc Adams money, or Yankee notions tia,
may be circulated amongst them by CLAW. web
lection. 6
BY Mr. George Darse- Gen Jackson.
Saumiy, shafts may ny in vain,
lucy s'fke hut tofebound again
as not iof him t. wfithe in pain
90 When malice strikes,
lie only doopsio again
To higher FIGHT,
ny Mr. j. Stevenson OF Miffiin. John Ran.
dolph Of Roanoke neither gold nor lead b,s 'n-
effect IN de'erring him from telling the ruth -
ms toast would have been given st the Cl,v
dinner, bad not the author Understood G,s, ~