Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-27
TOASTS

KS freedoms natal DAY.
TOASTS.
by Captain Hucson NJ. Garland. Protecting
Duties-the precursors Of crippled commerce and
diminished revenue; the parent of direct taxation
and the brand of civil discord May Heaven A.
vert its onward coarsei
BY John n. Rose, jr. II you want your coun-
try strongly fortified by the talents of statesmen
and patriots, call upon John Q. Adams and Henry
Clay 1t you want Jour enemy well lhrashed ca
upon Gen Jackson.
BY Hill Carter. esq. Gen. Andrew Jackson
Let political enemies say do as they may, we
homo. the man who has filed the measure of his
countTy's glory.
By II. NJ. Garland, sen. Our Political Rulers
May their counseIs be guided by little more com
mon sense, and iifie less philosophy.
BY Lucas p. Thompson. Glen. Andrew Jack.
son-immortal bonors and deathless Ieuown To
the hero of New Orleans for his chvsIry in the
field may the remainder of his life be spent in
disnlhed retirement OF whom il may now be en-
phatically affirmed that the post Of honor is pri.
vate station.
BY Edmund Penn. The Press May i, cease
10 why anu calumniate our most distinguished ci-
liens.
AT Carlton near Falmouth Judge Coalisr. act
ing as President, assisted by nj. Forbes, E,or. a.
Vice President.
The President of the United States He has no,
deViated from the principles with which he came
into Office.
The Vice President of the United States. WHAT
was said of MIR. Jefferson may also be truly said Of
Mr. Calhoun, he suited 80 well every office that he
occupied that he appeared for the time to have been
born for that alone.
BY the President. Free Trade and Sailor 8
Rights.
By W. Dunb'r. Henry Clay, the fearless,
eloquent end efficient statesman of the West
the much illuminated, and most fouly aspersed
patriot.
BY Alexander II. Mason. Henry CIav-Tbe
con that was the pride of Virginia, and who has
deserted her principles, should be disnheri,ed.
By Captain Thomas Brown. frequent re-
currence 10 fundamental principles, and speedy
expulsion from Office of all corrupt politicians
by Il. q. l. Moncure. Jefferson and Jackson-
the Scion and Cincinnatus of the nation: venerate
be the name OF the departed statesman honor TO
the man who hath 6lied the measure of his coun-
TVS honour.
By John W. Mason. William II. Crawford
though like Aristides, banished from his coun,rv's
service, he still holds place in the affections of
every bosom where virtue is cherished and patriot
sm has home.
BY Brazil Gordon. The Presiden, Of the United
States, his best talents used for the good of his
Country.
BY James W. Ford. The Old Dominion S,e..
dy to her principles. May she preserve in the GOOD
cause, until By her example, she shew her SIS
tiers the evils resulting from speculation and inno-
walton
AT Ivy Springs. Bedford County:
James Madison. His spotless integrity and
chahgeless glory, not the less lovely for the
veil which motesty has thrown around them
WIN. II. Crawford. HIS fame and honor remain
as pure and unsullied as the drified snow--a
complete restoration 10 beslih and speedy return
to the councils Of the nation
Sohn Randolph OF Roanoke. GO am not mad.
most noble Feslus; buts speak forth, the words
OF truth, and sObeTHess"
Liltletou Waller Tazeweil. The Guardian of
the constitutions; the pride and boast of Iyi,einia =.
the Vindicstor of state rights and defender Of free
trade armed with the light and lightning Of honest
eloquence and with pen like two edged Sword
Sc the keenesi, and the brightest"
Wm b. Giles. A tried veteran in politics, the
true exPounder Of the federal constitution his no.
lcal honesty and fearless integrity, justly entitled
him 10 bis present high station
Ihe democratic party of the United States. Its
spirit, has even been the spirit OF 10 NAV it's
practice continue to prevail in the couscis of our
nation, 10 times remoies age.
Representative Government The creates,
discovery Of modern times"
The Virginia Representation in Congress -
" The Old dominion expects every man TO do his
duty.'' ''''
The Federal Constitution May II never he
violated for any matter Of expsdiency, the opin-
ion OF certain dsmagogues, to The contrary no.
Iyilhsianding.
By {. Menns. q. Liberty aud equality-A
subject OF theoreical enquiry ia Earope, of practi
cal experience here.
BY Doctor l.. Graham. Gen. Jsckson-Suc.
cess to honest patriotism. Defeat and disn,ny 10
ell Gtriguers.
by Thomas Strange Of Amherst. William G
Rives- The plain and consistent Statesman. the
republican Of the Jefferson School; may he long
live to be the able Representative aud faithful SER
want oflhe people.
81 Shannondale Springs
Charles CsHoli' of Cairollton. Like tie last
star Of The morning, bright when all bis compeers
have set 10 glory.
Al IIarpers Ferry
Internal Improvement 4 blessing when done
BY the States, but a violation Of our Constitution
when done by the General Government
Domesiic Manufactures. Homeseun shines with
more substantial lusire than all the finest trappings