Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22

King, and to take stand as the only free aud in-
! = 'psnieat nation of the earth. May he always
/; 'i'S : IN the hearts Of his countrymen."
! ny = "a. Iiant oar Brethren Of The North
south md Vest. lnheriting one common coun-
try. May they inherit one common feeIinq
, for the common good.
BY w B. Steele. Tie River Pofoaiuc No.
table as barrier bstween Southern independence
protector OF the former to the destruction of the
| latter.
ny Ensign Moore. Freedom in every depart.
ment OF Industry. Free commercc-free agricul-
ture free manufactures.
By VIM. Gibson. The TdriF OppoSe II viii,
cool, deliberate and reasonable measures, and no,
by intlamnatory decamation--w Year homespun.
On the tth of July the Rchiand Volunteer ri.
lie Company paraded at o'clock A. VI. and
marched to the Presbyterian Church where the
Declaration Of Independence was read bv Mr..
John NJ. Davis and an appropriate Grafton deliver
ed by Joseph VI 'Clin,ock ESQ
A, O'Clock the Company psrtook of a Barbecue
at Col Thomas Taylor's Spring, after which the
following Foasts were drunk:
The ith Of Juiy. Rendered memorable by
sdeclaration OF rights " nestimable TO Us and for.
Initable 10 tyrants only"
the constitution " the United Srtes. The
only safe guard OF our liberty, may those who
rule over us be governed by plain common sense
construction OF its sautary provisions.
The Governor Of South Carolina. A staunch
republican and firm advocate for State Rights
ne IuW: OItuSt IN us principles and ruin
Gus IN Its policy, we will use all constitutional
means to redress our grievances, but in the Ian
guage OF Washington, ''may we indignantly frowu
upon the first dawning ui every attempt 10 alien
ate any portion of country from the rest or 10
enteebte the saci cd ties which now link topether
the various parts
Southern domestic manufactures. Nav the
time soon arrive when South Carolina shall no
longer be dependent upon her tariff sisters for food
or clothing.
Gen. .a,,dre,o Jackson. nation will sbew
ats gratitude To him who defended its rights in the
hour of peril.
BY Lieut.. Branthwate. South Carolina and
Southern Principles: But such a question as
the Tariff, pals,ed be the tongue that would lisu
disunon, and withered he the arm that would strike
its fellow countryman
by ". f.. Harvey. Shame ON the man that
would encourage disunion.
By "m. Ulm. May true and vital piety and
political union pervade the United States to the
end OF time.
BY MIR. M'Clintock South Carolina Firm.
spirited, and republican, she will submit to none
but the law, aud she will be the last TO dissolve
that union, which she the first 20 Cement
i3y Mr.. Barrett. South CdrOiIna Nav its
citizens Shew their ambitious northern brothers
that they possess ent-rprizo and wealth by erect
ing manufactures sufficient for thsir own consump-
ton.
ByJ. W. Clark. The tdrig disease. Not to be
cured by bleeding but by manly enterprise and
southern manufacture.
Ky isaac ) Cpben The biDoI M the re,oE,s-
ton 1t was the free will off. ring of our fathers
IN order that ,hey might insure us the rich in =
heri,ance which we now eni0y--we will cherish
IT, nor shall the busy tongue of sedtion ever per-
suade IL TO reiinquiSh that union which they so
nobly established and firmly maintained.