Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08

H. Inc Declaration " independence, aud In
Patriots who pledged for its support, " their lives
thclr fortunes and their sacred honor" One gun
Jeiierson's march.
| D. he States: Never true 20 themselves
as when true to the Union.-One sun--Coluubia
land OF liberty.
| q. The People of the U. y: While v;rtuous
enlightened, and vigilant, they mast be Free
One gun-f ankee Doodle.
Z. La ayette: Always the same: he advocate:
in age, the principles for which he fought an,
oied IN his youth One gun-fa Fayette's march
3. The Constitution vi the u. States: Let moi
The Rubicon be passed; One gun-America, com-
nerce and freedom
y. The remnant of the Army Of the Revolution:
Honor and gratitude TO the precious (e,o who re.
man.. One gun-Auld lang syne.
I0. The late war, and the gallant men who by
sea and by land so noby sustained the honor Of
our flag. One gun-The American Star.
III. The Army and Navy of the United States:
Inc pride and shield Of country. One gun
he Star-Spangled Banner.
IL. The Freedom Of Debate and of the Press:
insepaIable companions of genuine liberty. One
gun yrolese sony OF liberty.
IL. Americas Fair Daughters: Above all en-
co'nium One gun-uere's health to all good
lasses.
VOLUNTEERS.
ny Major "m, Price: The memory of General
Anthony Wayne; the Hero OF Stony Point.
by Mr. Peter " Daniel. Gen. Winfield Scott:
The affections OF the Old Dominion with her
injustice which has done him wrong.
by Col james p. Preston. Virtue, intellect and
PATRIOTISM: The only security for equal rights the
Perpetuation Of our Union, and national indepen-
dence.
BY MIR. Nash Legrand. John Coater: His de-
voon to the cause OF Internal Improvement by
the State, will place him among the benelactors of
the Country.
BY Col Peyton. South Carolina: Ever con-
sPicuous ioI chvairy, patriotism, and devotion 10
la sha H..
present eventful crisis, moderation and forbear-
ance.
BY Mr.. John Campbell. LttIeton Waller Taze-
well: He has fulfilled the expectations Of Virgil
MIA Well done, good and faithful servant
BY MIR. David Briggs William III. Crawford: A
statesman pure and indebted.
by Col Armistead. The New Tariff: Pcrdi-
ton to law that is the entering wedge to civil
BY Maj. c. II. Hyde The Militia of Virginia.:
better system Of instruction, or none
BY Capt. VIM. d. Wren. Gen LAFAYETTE: A
true republican-my first love.
BY Major Samuel J. Winston The Richmond
Fayette Artillery: The zeal they display in the
sacred and holy business OF the day, proves how
properly they appreciate the blessings derived from
our political redemption.
BY Capt Lorton. The memory OF Captain John
Richie; who died at his gun, covered with wounds
and glory.
BY Lieut.. Brown. The Military Academy al
West Point; founded IN wisdom I'D iostered by
PATRIOTISM.
BY Mr.. n. Charter. Peace, Peace, say unto
you, ye cultivatOrs of cotton of the South: and
likewise unto you, We manufacturers of the North
Peace, Peace, say. Touch no, the root, les, the
branches die.
By Adjutant John G. Robert Henry CLAY:
Fearless and feared; fearless of the shafts aimed al
him by his enemies aud pretended friends and
feared by me Sanae-his course, honest and up
light and viii be perseyered in, regardless of ali
imputations.
BY Capt VIM. II. Richardson The memory Of
Thomas Jefferson: The great Apostle of Liberty
by Gen. j. b. Harvie. The Convention TO be
assembled at charlottesville: MAY its deliberations
be conducted with harmony, wisdom, and Il desire
TO promote the interest OF the whole State.
by MIR. Peter V. Daniel. Henry Clay and his
host OF affidavit men: Their bungiing efforts 10
excupate each other have betrayed the ceares,
proofs OF their mutual guilt.
BY Gen. J. B. Harve. The Union: Its BLESSINGS
are too highly appreciated, to be jeopardized by
the cant OF DIR. Cooper, the ntemperance of South
Carolina, or the rawlings OF Vim. IS. Giles.
by Mr.. Nash Legrand. The partizans OF the
Administration: The exclusive advocates OF civil
liberty-we despse all cant and hypocrisy, whe-
Their III politics or religion, and are unwilling to
so forth TO help the Lord against the mighty"
by Captain Rutherford Our Country: May
her sword never be drawn except in the cause OF
justice; when drawn, may il never be sheaihetl
until victory has perched upon her banners.
BY Lieut. Richardson. Grecce--May the
sword OF the Russian-speedily unriyet the shackes
of the Turk
BY Lieut. Gibson. The " Richmond Ligh, In
iantry Blues; distinguished for their public spirit,
hospitality and discipline; long may they continue
an ornament TO city
BY Lieut.. Martin. The Sages who planned
and the brave men who achieved our indepen-
dence.
BY Sergt. r. w. MacInurlo. The memory Of
Captain James Lawrence
"He grGcedh has tal, and mate his ruin glorious. -
by Ser't Is. +. Spalding. Those who atchieve, the
liberty which we are this day permitted to enjoy
BY Mr.. VIM Stith. The United States of Aine-
rlca: The tour and twenty pillars on which rests
American liberty.
BY Mr. Thomas Stevenson. State Rights: Best
understood by those who are most Interested in
maintaining them.
BY Nj. VIM. b. Preston The memory OF
George Washington: The military cl,ieftain'' OF
the revolution, and first President OF The United
States.
BY Mr.. John G. Williams The Richmond Cav.
cite Artillery" distinguished alike Tor their patti
oiisin and hospitality.
by 1t. Richardson. The memory of Thoma.
Mann Randolph, late Governor of Virginia
BY Capt. WIN. H. Richardson The Fourth ri
July, l776: Our coantry's natal day--Hushcd be
all party striie-Let every tongue rejoice and ey-
cry heart be glad.
STORM BLOWN OVER.
1t gives us pleasure to lay before our readers the
following calm and moderate Editorial Remarks
from the g Telescope" OF the 9th ult published a
Columbia, the Seat OF Govt. OF s. C.-trom the 10.
cation, general tone AMI acknowledged character
OF That paper, consider the following a.
speaking the sentiments Of the Governor, his i'm
mediate friends and the leading politicians OF South
Cdroiina.-We iptreat the attention OF the Editors
OF the two Officials and all the Presses which have
been - affiliated with them in the goodly Office oil
getting up panic through the country about re-
Ststdnce TO the laws, and Southern Hartford Con-
vention, and rebelion aud civil war and blood. nd