Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29

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hgreeably to previous notice the citizens OF
3Soydton and a few gentlemen from, other parts of
Che county assembled in the PRESBYTERIAN Church
Mt IL o'clock, when the Declaration of our indie
pendence read by MIR. James M White prc.
faced by a handsome Address or the Interesting
occasion OF their assemblage, after which Edward
AZ Chambers, esq. delivered an Grafton, which
chained the attention OF every individual present
,or about an hour NO eulogy will he attempted,
because il is understood Mr.. c. has yielded to the
wishes Of some OF his friends TO furnish a copy for
publication. Twas truly, i'm the language of one
oi the ioas:s, a mingled flow of fancy, eoruence
and patriotism" When the Grafton was conciud-
cd, the gentlemen repaired TO the long portico Of
Bap'ist and Martin, where sunptuous entertain
inent had been prepared by Messrs. Is. 6. NJ
alter the removal OF the cloth the following toass
were drank, amid the roar ol cannon and the cheers
and shouts OF the company, among whom were
Two Revolutionary soldiers, and the grateful deS-
cendants OF many more.
TOASTS.
ist: The Day-May the beam of its glory i'm :
part the spirit that animated the generous teyer-
ers oil America. guns, 3 cheers.
81. George Washing ton-Drank standing.
Sd. The Congress OF '76-PIaudi,s 10 their fame
are the trappings OF time the altar Of eternity
! gun, 6 cheers
4th. The Heroes and sages Of '76-Revering
Their virtues, admiring their wisdom, let US emu
,ate what generous what was glorious in their
example. gun, cheers.
9th. The Union Of the States--Tyrants, and ty-
rants only, would cxu!t in its dissolution gun,
) cheers.
9Th Jefferson and Adams-lllustrious dead! E.
Drank standing.
7th Our Navy-Wc fondly cherish the lay
rels tina, bloom around her cradle, and proudly an
tcipate her maturity. guns, cheers.
9th Kentucky, the daughter Of Va. Faithful
10 the maxins OF her mother, she will desert her
adopted favorite sooner than abandon her princi-
iiles. gun cheers.
9th The Sovereign States-To maintain their
rights Is to maintain our liberty. gun cheers.
10th. Our political parties and factions-Jike
The iron race OF Cadmus they are destroying each
other: under their guidance knaves and fools are
.nvested with the robes of honour, aud the en-
tlcms of wisdom.
III. The new and splendid principle brought
IN light by the American Reyolution-The compe-
fency OF the judiciary TO declare void and to re-
.use the execution of laws contravening the Con-
sdution-a noble addition to governmental checks
l2th. The Tariff and Internal improvement sys.
CONSULTATIONS Of the spirit of liberty aud our
government. When we can no longer preserve
the spirit, the forms of freedom are without va
!ue.
10. The American Fair-The fairest Of :" the
faic."
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Nm. IO,cnes, acting as President The
'ayoriie bye-word OF our rulers, 4" American Sys-
tenn System to make us pay fifteen instead oil
ilve dollars per yard for broad cloth coat.
BY NATHANIEL .Aferande5', acting V President.
The Tariflaw of the last Congress-Conceived III
corruption and sustained by selfish politicians: NAV
the Southern States soon concert and adopt such
shall defeat the diabolical intentions of
IFS trainers and supporters
BY Dr. Richard Jefrjes The Orator of the
day. Vim. Ii. Early added--His Grafton to-day
"A mingled flow Of fancy, eloquence and patri.
0lism
BY Edward r. Chambers. Lieleton Waller
Tazeweli--in him we see all The constituents Of
great and good man wisdom without arrogance,
neneyolence without ostentation, atfablty without
loss Of dignity.
BY Philip R1ney. Andrew Jackson and J. Q.
Adams-Not that we love Jackson more, but A
dams less.
BY Waiter McPHic. Party feeling and PARTY
stiiie-SIay they be exiermnated from our land,
and our gobicts overflow with love, gratitude and
patriotism.
BY g. Il. Baher. The asperser Of female cha.
Tacier-
Z" o Hearent That such componion Go,edst un-
fold,
" Ind Put in erc,y honest hand nr1tip.
% To lash the UiHGi1 naked through the tOoJId"
by Capt. Hierduier g.. hHor The declara.
zion d American Independence--A sautary lesson
10 tyrants May despots read it, and learn 10 esli-
mate the rights OF man.
by fumes r. Jhociin The Far Sex-Aninat-
ing youth TO deeds Of yalour and soothing the cares
BY John q. Baptist. The u. States Of Amer
lea. Msy The East shy 10 the West and the North
% the South, let there be strife pray thee be
tween thee and me, and thy people and my people,
fIr We are brethren.
By UINidm O. Cooic. When our liberties
ar0 c'ogen down, the friend Of freedom will find
tie proper time for resistance, in each and every
ffeeiing hour.
BY Nm D. Ensisy Ohio the dipping Of Va
} ike the frozen adder, she has stung the bosom
that warmed her
BY Bevpiy Sgdaer, il. The University q va
Toupded 10 wisdorn-Hay the light Of genius &
1bcrty hover over and conduct her sons 70 the
fields offare and honour.
~ Edmond J0tcnes General Jncks 1n---Like
Gre pillar Of ere ~hchguided he I3faeiites 70 the
yrpmiscd land-so will the people of this Union be
directed by the genius Of liberty.
by Peter a. Baiisy Nathaniel Macon. The
American Afaii es.
gy D. Robet Redj. Tho Conctduion and