Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-13

to his choice.
BY Peter Lcsusur. Lafayette His life la. been
spent gioriously.
" lad may az iai, AIS rseariss are,
:. s,.a Gee tA' psce.fsI Asrs,asgs;
rAe'e Pi,essres /ocni eternal day
ny ho6-rt hlonlagne. John Rsndol, h The
able defender OF State Rights
by John b. Tinsley. John Tyler-Our senator
to the congress of the United States; the fee
choice OF a fee people. beloved Tor his virtues,
admired tor his talents.
by Iiiisry Harris. John Quincy Adams He
mas been weighed in the balance, aud found want
ing.
BY Geo. W. Tin-Iey Andrew Jackson-yir-
sihia does not liae; may she sooner throw avs
her vote, Than give it 10 vary desro,.
by Robert Montague Andrew Jrck,en-- As
C:esar brave, a. Aristides Just.
BY Samuel II. Royal. The memory OF the he
70 DE kslb, who bravely fell In the defence of
the rights OF man. May he ever live ia the hearts
OF grateful people
BY Francis ). Smith George Washington
When we cease to remember hun with gratitude,
may TO live.
BY Romuus Layne. The Powhstan Jefferson
Debating Society y May it prosper, and liz mem
beers become ornaments to America.
BY Samuel III. Royal tireece-May liberty
once more quickly visit her shores 10 protect her
people IRON the power of tyranny.
By Henry Hobson - The Jefferson Debating
Society May iteyer encourage virtue aud sup
press vice.
BY Henry l. Hopkins William c. Rive.-
Another Son OF Jeflersenian stamp. He has arisen
in the hour OF peril to illuminate the land OF lIbrr
~. Usurpers parch under the influence OF his
scorchng rays
By Fountains NJ. Eidins. James Madison.
North aud S0ath as deeds proclaim,
Distant noiiO'ss bless las n.une"
BY George Wy,he Tmsley. The president of
tie day-Oar faithful and ndeiatiga be rep esenta
tive In the Virginia Lsgisature-His constituents
"a ttn it'll a..
TO THE EDITORS ~ the ENQUIRER.
h,J or Alnvtt'aiy OF american lndspsndence ese
emhiage oft etizens Of Meh.r Parish the county OF
&c AT II O'clock tue ceremonies OF tie sy were op.neJ x
,.'ySn' aud Impressive prayer tn. Most HIGH from the
Capt John srri, tead the Declaration Of
. " s" vS'y appropriate and suitable ren,stks-
ON tue oee A.in but en- enB.nct beyond has eon,rou PIE
venting hi' attendance, Mr. VIM. T. Ghoson at the socan
appropriate (eSemPor.) addr
sisted by Capt Richard Fletcher aud d. IA, Day as.
?, .den AT oclek the company Pariook most excel
su rtI ~hen the following delivered nc
Impaired ny s'eism'i,ons aud the iing Of cannOu The
coy ,A ia @."y tae and aud other '0ns
IoGsfs drunk at Tie celebration JaDsss Squire y,L
I.t 4tb July. double srnlyer.aIv III. b;,b ,, a.
ne last o. hrrson and Adam; the 81 our con
inert
2nt. Thu Constitution 1.-THE United States. Let he adj
4
Srd The Union Lr' our motto be, psrr,ius"
4th The E4Pre.den Honor their meSore CHEER cherish
ON. The memory Of George a.nngt.n.
be o Inc OF the Revolution Time has nearly borne
mem aI ANYWAY 'hey 1--we always ia affections
IN The President OF the United STATES. Meme meme
sh oar Cabiast Should W. Judge by tber fe,,s,, ,,
nrss We %ua conclude 'hey mad adopted motto
s'h The Army and Navy. The glory Of the repubcTbs,
"'e over ouI National chaI time can
TO- The int s'iiy Of State Rights. The true criterion M
which me government should he administer ed
H. The right of Instructions as heretofore exsrci..s l
never a'-sdon 1t notwithstanding the soPhry usnuy
i-ih Andrew Jackson May hi. virtue aud patriotism ee
Nun 20 ;ea hsn rITids.'al Char cheers
the yet generously props supports, all t
i4t The Fair Sex Whose smiles sweeten property and
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs
BY maj WIN. Ghoison, President Of To. D,v VIRGINIA,
Her sous calm and decided in their councils bold aud epd
iy Doctor r. J. Beasey, Vice Pr,,ident VIM H. Craw
ne isnd Tue dienisd and honest statesman we would
by cart Richard Fletcher, Wee Prs.".ut. N,,h.,;,
ne iong uied rsli'ot whose political met
b, Jas N. Fletcher. Matn Va" Buren, Of New York.
whose political course is not be by the 6ckerp
OF the eings Of the present administration "e'
by Doet Wa r. Taylor Adams aud Clay-Mav the |
guardian Ansei'Oi Liberty, quickly teir political
by ID; Fletcher NAY hi. path ne ,,rewei with flowers,
- By Wm Is Wilkinson Gen. Andrew Jackson-iu war a
q a
BY I'm Manning. The Constitution Of Vrrjna-Ao ola
ma'r"n OF sound mAisfal should ,xehaa ed Tor
By WIN 4 Ghol."n. Andrew Jack.on--Tbe true diamond
which shines the brighter, The /, - ri,b5ed.
ny capt. Harris The Survivors the Revolution
Though few IN numbe, yet wise oOonoil. ReyerenesJ Inv
he rising sesrson, they live plenty aud die IN peace
BY +. w Green andrew Jaokson-The Hero Of orl.sn,
present Incuahent - "' ~ ''s
By Jchu j. Fletcher John Randolph Of Roanoske-Tbe
~ Ia aud consistent Politician the dog ON d. ,u
ready 70 proclaim When the eneinys near.
By hineher Hrnss. Tue Constitution Of Virsinia-The
h'sl wrtten CONSTITUTIONS may Withstand the shock with ch
At . about to be assaied.
by Tbo' o. Bas The zoalou, defender Of state rsb-I
talents aie an OrnIirsnt tyYn gnis
by T. a. Edidse. Andrew Jaekson-The defender If
a. ls oooiy sna beau'yj may everlasting felicity
By De- Peter Beasiey, Vice President May the will Of e
people ever tonou tue alterations the repI NATIVE
BY Dr. VIM u. Taylor. Luteton W. .fszrseilcTbe
s's,s saI o VHsina-the g,andest illumDaior The
81 capt Is. u. Chapman. We remember Thoma. J.aer.oo
@ PssSei" Pa,ri' vino secured by his wise what
By Jame. NJ Fietc6-r John RandoIph Of Ro,no,te. the
n' advocate OF state ghisna he not um bis abours
"" vnf Country . dtIyred hom The rrest Coalition
- ~ M fletcs rhcuis Iefetsrn-Efty has y,tte. and
patriotism 1--we % he remerrb Of his ooui trymen
- DR. Il H. TuAbuil BeTjtmin Rusl,hily lbs lns mo ~
By !ohn H'nrs. 6eoIge aiason 40 Ifs Talent, and
Psiiaii.m are h. mast is.ils nionuneids
Iy Wm. - Wilkinson rue OIceis ofthe M
The Press IN these tirxes Of political excite.
ment u remarkable to what dsgrarelul extremes
inen will be hurried. The Weapons If reason and
argument are casi aside a. useless. Bitter denun-
citation; contemplate tricks; n,isrepresentat,on
and even ialsehood and SANDER, are employed by
men, who claim 10 be decent, and have acquired
some reputation among their fellow -ci'izens The
public press Of the country so essential 10 the di--
ssminaiion OF ruth and know ledge, that its free
dom he's been guaranteed By the constitution and
laws OF The land, seems 10 have thrown aside ~