Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

,cl. cuuntry men, let acnle uiueY that united
we stand, divided we fall"
BY Ben,jan,in Hunt. General Jackson.
doubt the capacity Of him, who alone has
pacify to prevent the recollection OF John GU.
Adams?
by james p. Williams. John Randolph,
IN, man who ieariessy and successfully breaa,e
The political storm Of '9S.
BY YiU. d. Sims. The approaching Con, en-
ton at Charlottesville. i,s object being the VII.
interests and aggran,zenieut Of the Old Dominion
10y her resources and without the interven
ton of foreign aid-hiay success attend the de-
sign.
BY J. H. Clark. George NicDuffie; The author
OF the " substance OF speech OH the Tariff
The cIclrest exposition OF the curses Of that sys-
TEN.
tration. prolific source of political corruption.
May its reward be determination, and its leaders
find consolation in unrnocsted retirement.
BY John n. Clay. The people OF the Union.
May they put off their rulers.
by Henry r.. Coleman, jr. Cloths spun by
our own spinners and wove by our weavers-
May they be substituted for Northern manulac-
lures.
BY DGnJ L. Dunsson5. VIM c. Rives.
pure and genuine republican Of the Jefferson school.
The youngest and ablest Statesman OF the Virgil
MIA Delegation.
~ Various accounts Of the celebration Of the 9Th 5y,
lamoug them u the M-cN-nss and other C1en, vi Man
ehe''e'J are 1navoidabiy land over till gu. next.
-.-e9e~>-
FOURTH OF JULY.-Ihe Celebrations are
reaching US III great prOfusion. The party toass
are uncommoniy numerous and marked with pccu-
liar asperity. We shall lay before our readers in
our next, extracts from the Proceedings in Nor
,ols, Portsmouth, Hampton, fredericksburg and
Lynchburg.
The north abounds in celebrations. At Phila.
dephia g the vane, ball, and bcrtyt cap were
aise' ON the new steeple the state house, and
through the day " the star Pangled banner tloated
from That proud emineucc-"-About 500 friends
oil Gen. Jackson dined together at Lebanon Gar
den la the First Congressional District between
x and 300 democratic friends of Jackson dined in
grove in the district of Southwark-his friends i'm
the Northern Liberties celebrated the day at Chris
tines lnn-ln the township of Moyamensing
large dinner was given by his friends. About 200
friends oil the administration set down TO a dinner
at The Masonic Hall, and there was another
Administration dinner at the Yellow Cottage in
Southwark.
At N. York, the City troops together with two
UNIFORM corps from Philadelphia, and one from
Newark, made handsome display in the Park
ne Inherent Societies marched in procession t.,
The Masonic Hall, where the Declsratior,yas adj
and an Grafton delivered by Mr.. z. wheaton oil
the Cooper's Society.-The Society of the Clncin-
natl assembled at the City Hall The Corporation
dined at the City Hall with their usual guests
among them, the Cincinnati Society. the Senators
81 the State, U. $. Senators Van Burcn and Sand
lord, Judge Thompson Of the Supreme Court,
MesSts. Gallatin, Livingston, OF Louisiana, Gov
Brown of Ohio, White Of Florida, Gen Gaines,
the Navy Commissioners, Sec Among the toasts,
"Mr Peter. Il. Livingston, President of the Sc
nate, gave the Enemies of the Tariff with sem
tlment predicting that the time would come when
they would be convinced of their error Mr. Cam.
breling said, that having the honour to be one of
the Enemies of the TariH,' referred to in the
toast which a gentleman had thought proper to
give on this occasion, he felt called upon TO
make some acknowledgment for the distinc-
ton He fearlessly avowed himself a decided
enemy OF the Tariff, and trusted he never should
cease to advocate equal rights equal taxation In
return Tor the compliment paid him and his associ-
ates, he would beg leave TO offer a sentiment which
nc 'eh assured would be acceptable every gentle
man present. 10 whatever party or school of political
economy he might beong.-Om Counfr1-Mav
us agriculture, manufactures commerce never
BE- sacrificed for political purposes on the altar of
The American System. This toast was receiv
ed with unanimous plaudits Various covivia,
parties were given at the Hotels Steam Boats and
Groyes in the neighbofhood-and in the Evening
the Theatres, Museums and Gardens were hand
someiy lighted up and numerousy attended.
In Boston, the Executive Of the Commonwealth
ana The City Government united as usual in the &c
iebration-the Grafton by MIR. Bradford Sumner
he w ashington Society dued at Concert Hall; the
Cincinnati at the Exchange Coffee House At
Chariestown, the Grafton delivered by Mr.
Everett of the Fl. of X. The friends of Genera,
Jackson dined together at Eanueu Hail. to the
number OF near 600. DR.. VIM. ingalls, presided
and after the cloth was removed, Joseph H. Prince.
Esq delivered a bold and eloquent Grafton Never
was the spirit OF Opposition displayed in stronger
ana Prouder colours than on this occasion. The
toasts We're numerous; and hot shot In abundance
he following are below the average tone:
"By John Cass. Daniel Webster--Tbe co,os
sus OF New EDgland--not sfridiRg the sea of
Commerce, but stradaling the stream of a Fan
mel FactorU.
BY James II. Sprague. The political Spinning
Jenny oil Rhode isiand~-The greatest fpstiai
Manufacturer in the United States
by Billings Briggs. The memory of De Witt
Ciinton-He has left his place vacant in the Coun-
cls oil his country, but not vacant in the bosoms
OF ms couDtrymen--living he gave the Hero OF
New Orleans his support---dying ne beoieathed
his preference legacy
"By John Roberts. The Tariff Conceived in
lniquly Tor the worst political purposes at the Har
risburg Conventions; it has brought forth disgrace
10 the projectors and Calamity the country: The
Gaiiows oil HaInan should have been remembered
by Guost. Adams and Ruination-
Old Father Adam ruin'd ALL
by Adams John the Feds did fall,
And Adams q. by Tariff, drew,
Ruin on many for few
In Connecticut, there was no deficiency of cav
enne. Among the toasts at the Jackson cclcbra-
ton In Hartford, we find the following:
By J. ~. -fiics. Civil Cbiehains-yybose
inhoy aspirations for power, would anninlate
heaven and earth,' and bring war famine and
pesuicnce, on their country, rather than fiiI ia
are dangerous to our Iberties''
Rhode Island. "O"
METEORIC STONES
We are indebted for the following authenticated
account OF an 0roLte, meteOric stone which re-
tar.y .,al.a al Z.