Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-11
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\ May .ncDaT
Erer Prore enough,
For J0hnny O.
| .dad Harry too.
| By Or. n. Pattiiio. The Fair
The Chief SOLaee Of raortais oeior,
! TIE far0tuites If Heaven. ,hoy Heare,s, tes-
Upon them attractions efrirt,te, combined,
Han 6eouty Of person. ara eraaounseat Of
| mind.
| BY Mr.. Peter r. JOKES. Human nature is
irai, and men have not yet become Gods; but OF
virtuous principles and old Roman intearity An
drew Jackson has the largest portion.
J BY Col Francis Wash, Of Missouri Missouri
nesses-I love thee.
| By Capt. Richard Jones. the orator and Presi-
dent OF the day. Missouri al,ho' the youngest Of
our sister republics, yet Of the dearest in our
BY Maj. II. r. anderson. The orator of tho
We love hin, fol- his virtues, and respect him
| FOR his talents.
by Maj. J. L. Morgan. Tho poetic orator OF
the day. May he enjoy the prosperity he me.
rts--none can wish him more
by -i7oj. II. r. anderson The Vice president
oil the day. Dignihed in his department on all oc-
cas'ons, and particularly so this. We respect
him as a man, and love him as our friend.
The company then retired, full of the " feast OF
reason aud the fO'y OF SOULS nothing occurred to
interrupt the harmony, which prevailed through
out the day.
TOasss at Go0chL.nd Court House
i. The day we celebrate: Tho birthday of
freedom.
2. George Washington: The Romulus, the Fa.
bius, and Lycurgus Of his country.
3. Benjamin Franklin: History shews US ten
thousand heroes for single sage.
& John Adams: He was patriot in times that
Iied mems souls; we venerate his memory.
n. Thomas Jefferson: The laws OF his country
and her political institutions are the monuments of
bis fame.
8. James Madison: 10 called back mad and
iMth!ess administration 10 the first principles of the
Constitution.
2. James Monroe: He has received the first no.
nors in the gift of free people.
o. charles Carroll oil Carroton: The last of that
distinguished band who have blest their country
and iInmortaliZcd themselves
o. The President OF the u. States.
TO- The patriots and heroes of the Revolution:
Before tho power of their arms the tide OF English
invasion rolled back.
IL The Federal Constitution: Tho concentrated
wisdom OF our wisest men in the best DAYS Of the
Republic.
H. The Union Of the States: The treason Of a
Burr, tho ;nachinations Of a Hartford Convention
and the power of Britain have assaulted it in vain
let the domagogues of South Carolina take heed.
ID William b. Giles: The Father of his Coun-
try has told US in his farewell address, to sus-
peet the man who speaks Of dissolution Of tits u
picp.
II Cur Countrywomen
: VOLUNTEERS.
ny John IPoodson. The Federal Constitution
Virginia dep!ores its infringements as sincerely
as she deprecates those who recommend disunion.
BY Peter GHeTyant. John Randolph of Roam
oke-rhe friend of State Rights: he will live long
in the memory of his countrymen for his manly Ell
forts in pulling down nn Administration which has
been justly said to have had its origin i'll intrigue
bargain and corruption.
By Charles pone RAM, Ci,,, ~. g..
like the fame of Washington, viii live down the
eenvlous inafigniiy OF Livingston, Giles, ard
Jackson.
BY Frederick .argylo Andrew Jackson, the
laureed farmer oil Tennessee-Bold, nia-uani.
nous, patriotic, incorrupble; may the nation testi-
~ its gratitude by rcwariing him with the high
est gift of free people.
BY james b. Ferguson. Henry Clay-May
o.: cr vengeance speedily overtakc his malignant
slasderers.
BY Thomas Curd. The minority of the re-
trenchmcnt committee, who in calculating the va
iue OF dollar, deem Go cents fraction too small
TO be taken notice Of IN the estimate.
by John S. fleming John C. Calhoun--The
wary and ambitious statesman, the h,slious foe 10
civil rule and the tranquility OF his country his
dark Vaccinations, and selfish designs cannot be
is upon him.
BY Jain ID. anderson. The dynasty of the A
dams's Is a curse to their coun;ry-a speedy deli
verahce from the reign OF John the H.
BY =. L. Watkins. The debts OF Henry Claw
like the charge OF corruption, they have vanished,
leaving only the evidence Of his own purity and the
inalignty Of his enemies.
BY II. y. Payne. Gen. Andrew jackson the
man OF the peope---Iike Aristides, he loves his
country better than himself, and will soon receive
the highest honor within her gift.
BY .2udreD Hedne. John Q. Adams, patriot
! by birth, scholar and statesman-Who would
dlSpiace him for the friend and associate of Aaron
Burr'
by John s. Crttnp. The present AdIninistra-
TONY eriiy, verify, say unto you, ne that en-
tcreth not by the door into the sheep-fold, but
climoeth up some other way, the same is thief
and robber.
| BY Robert anderson. Henry Clay-Notwith
standing the cry OF intrigue and corruption, the
confidence Of his friends in his wisdom ami pteri-
| ty, remains firm and mistaken.
BY Nm. Jaquelin Taylor. John q. A,la,ns--A
speedy end to his Administration.
ny George ~ Ha'ris. Henry Clay. the able
and efficient Secretary OF Sta virtue NAV be as
| sailed, but never hurt.
BY Ihos. p. WGf.ins. Andrew Jackson, the
pride o! LIBERAL the boast Of the free and the Clio
~ OF an enlightened people; they still hail him as
BY Nm. u. Taylor. Henry Clay-Blest with
brave and pure heart clear head, and firm
hand; he has nothing to fear.
by Joel W. Register. Andrew Jackson the 2nd
Washington-He loves his country as he does
| himself; elevate him to the Presidency and he
viii guard tho Constitution and the rights OF the
| people.
by Robert r. pYotkins Gen. Andrew Jacs-
son-Respect for his name honor TO his victory
but disappointment FOR his ambition.
ny RichdTd w. hoystG. The Ath OF March
at "hicii time the present rotten shaft of our
poihcai fabric VIII be supplsnted by Hickory, bot
| toned upon more solid ClGy