Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31

MIN escape our memories.
James McElheuney. Gen. Jacksnn-to c.,e-
orate Alright his iufirious actions, shove all Ci-
ceronan rhetoric and calls for the eloquence of am
gels.
John Wetzel. Gen. Jackson-may his poI;ti-
cal enemies be confoundtd.
VIM Z. Vensbe.. Gen. Jackson We'll done
thou good and faithful servant thou hast bren fai,b
full over few things, may the people make ,be,
ruler over many
James Is. Bowlin. The American Fair
vttioe' pre-eminert shine in every Grace,
lhst warns the soul dee the
w Ans 'S Sen. s,a.iude' their just acclaim,
Mr.. j. f. Caldwell. De WIN Clinton and W.,
D. Oies-what contrast, the first Statesman
who wisely improves his country; the last, (" the
dog in the msnger.''
John Ma hews. The Orator of the Day-m.y
the Youth of this County and elsew here, profit by
the applause given him for his exertions.
NoNRoE County, July 18th, 1897.
ms u"y was celebrated with considerable festi-
witty and good humour. In compliance with the
Wishes OF he citizen, previously signified, John
be,rne Esq. made very elegant and appropriate
address; the Declaration of independence having
been hrst read, preceded by some appropriate re-
marks by L. b. Bailey, Esq.
capt Bsiley's Artillery Company paraded and
marched TO the Presbyterian Church with larpe
comeeuon oil other Citizens, where the address was
delivered in very handsome style, and quite 20
Inc satisfaction of the audience. The Comnanv
then repaired TO the Swan Tavern Hugh Carer
ton Esq having been chosen President of the dav
anu COL "a berne ice President, very large
company sat down TO excellent Dinner prepsr-
10y Capt. James Handy; after parfakirg of mi.
-uHptuous repast, the following Foa.ts were OIL
VEN then The Company retired with seeming CRATE
in hearis to the Dsposer of evants foI the ine.if
mabe blessings which they enjoy
! The day celebrate. NAV the Liberties of
our county be co-existent wit il. 9 cheers.
GENERAL George Washington The founder rs
American Liberty, the Father of his Conn.,
nIs name will be remembered by the latest posterj.
> ~, ~, il'i|' sra''cue. 8 Oh.
The Heroes of the Revoln'ion- may ,b.;r
glorious achievements never be forgotten. 3 cb.
lafayette. The champion of freedom ILs
IImoie' n OF Old his memory will always be che
rsbed by grateful people. A oh
John O. Adams, the Chief Magistrate of mn.
beneficial TO his country. q oh
6'h Gen Andrew Jackson great military hero
in fighting the battles of his country. he hsa se
cured 10 himself that need of praise, With which
ms eiateiui eountrymen have been willing 10
"OnUu' m'", cheers.
'h The Greeks brave people struggling for
liberty; may the synpathies OF their fellow ch,is
'lans be awakened In their behalf, and NAV thew
succeed Ia their glorious attempt TO shake off the
chains of despo.-fn 5 cbssra
| SIh I'll jeff, rson-a ,tar of The frst ro.a.i
'ude. whose brancy Illuminated the literary ana
political world !" -. az
9Th The memory of John AIams-max each 70.
YoVlhg ear rene" our gratitude for his reroi1aoi
"y se'FIces cheers.
10Th Roads & Canals--the broad highway 70
wealth and prosperity. ! cheer.
llth The Navy -our cOuntry's pride, and lie
terror of its enemies nhoara
l2'h The Fair Sex the pride and ornamen, OF
The world and the essence oil terrestrial bapriness
cheers.
IL The U. S. Of America may their social com.
pact never lie bi oxen. : cheers
1hetolloOing volunteer T0asis u ere then eiv-
and drunk
-, by Hugh CaPerroD, Esq. President of the day.
Ahe Administration like +" Mount Atlas, when
storms and tempests thunder at its brow and oceans
break their pillows at its feet, it stands unmeyed q
slories in ns'' strength
And. Beirne. Esq, Vice President. May the
expeditions OF the friends Of liberty be ealized, Ia
WIZ me unqualified emancipation of is citizens
oy me removal OF all religious distis ctioDs
J. Beirns, Eq. Orator OF the day. len. BoG-
var the champion of liberty in South Americs;
may bis subsequent conduct correspond with his
io'mef glorious achievements, and may the tree OF
iIos''y planted under his guardianship flourish win
renewed vlSor, until time shall be no moe.
DR. VIM. p Hay mes. Measures Of the Admin.
ls'rauo"; may the correctness of their principles
oe duly appreciated, and thereby ensure the re-.
election OF John Q. Adams and The continuance OF
bis Cabinet
John w Kelly. Andrew Jackson the stofss.
man and hero; may he be our next President.
Thomas Eigsr. Fifteen miles from The ton %
the Allegheny, we proudly acknowledge the Ora
tor of The day
WIN. Va.'; John Q. Adams; may his abilities.
his distinguished talents, his fitness for civil goys
eminent, ensure bis Ie-eeciIon.
George Bsirne. The Hickory Andrew Jackson,
may be break down fort Adams and be our rex.
President.
John Hutchinson, Tr. The present Adminis.ra-
iloni may he able diplomstisi and politician The
distinguished orator and staJesman, ensure its sue
/ cess, prosperity and continuance.
Oliver Beirne. Gen. Aadrew Jackson; the in
vncbIe hero WHO conquered The Creeks, and tetis
allies he Briii-h
DR. Charles Baldwin John Q. Adams and An.
drew Jackson; moy their county reward them for
their dis ingushed services
II. Alexander. I'D ms and CIay; peTsgcuted
without any cause whatever.
Edward z Bailey, Henry Clay; the ii Gngnish-
ed orator and statesman, wEO 10 defiance Of the
chickering's OF party, undeyallngy pvrsues that
course which he thinks best calculated to promote
the true interest Of the country.
&. p Flanagan. Gen. Jackson s. the United
States Of Am RIGA may he who v III not e ghi in
their cause, never enjoy the fruits u her sell, nor
the smiles OF her daughters.
And ev Beirne IT,. Vim. II. Crawford VII.
einia's first choice
Charles Levin. THE Constitution Of Virginia 49,
in the lat stage OF disease may there be iutu,gyi
aiely csl,d in experienced aud skllfuI doctors.
Hugh =. CsPaton. Tennessse- the re,,dsnrs
Of the hero 81 New Orleans.
Col. a. beifne. Far play in po!itscts-rnay
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