Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-11

appropriate renlarks) by Dr.. Fred W. Harrison
An eloquent and patriotic Grafton was delivered
by Richard Il. Meade, jr.: after which, all sat
Down to srs ptuous and substantial di:,ner pre-.
pared 'or the occasion. Dinner being over, Dr.
III. Lewis was chosen President, assisted by j. H.
Gholson and p. J. Beasey, as Vice Presidents
he following toasts were drank with unbound
ed h,rzzas:
l. The Day we Cclcbra,c-Frcedom's ieyful
Jubilee. cheers.
Z. The memory OF wasinngton-we raise not
a stone, We carve not line, but we leave him
alone in his glory. Drank Standing
,. The departed Heroes OF the Revolution
&c Yhe that is not mop'd roth ,chGt he reads
That takes not fire at their heroic deeds,
Unworthy IF the blessings Of the brave,
Is base i,t kind aud 6O,,, to be a siarc.'
Drank standing.
4. The memory of Jefferson" Recorded no.
nors gather round his monument, and thclcn over
him." Drank Standing.
o. The surviving Heroes Of the Revolution
They will ever be honored willis, living, their
memories will be revered when dead cheers
8. James Madison--The greatest Statesman
alive, and coniessedly good as he is great z
cheers.
6. Charles Carol of Carroton-The only sur
viving signer oil the Declaration Of Independence:
\ faithful exemplar of the past, and worthy ex-
ample Tor the succeeding generation. Z cheers.
z. The Constitution OF the United States, as
adopted by republicans in sS--as expounded by
cans in lSOS-as insisted on by republicans in 1923.
9 cheers.
8. The Old Dominion-True to her old princi-
pies 3 cheers.
8. Andrew Jackson and the present Administra-
fion-" The righteous shall hold on his way, and
lac thai hath clean hands shall grow stronger and
stronger: but as for you all, do We return and come
now, for cannot find one wise man among your
8 cheers.
10. The Union of the S,ates-Ther chief hope
fnatnd aA in, Inn .r
est fear in the consolidation of all. cheers.
II. Education-We pray FORTS diffusion through
out the world; tor II is the parent of intelligence
and, without controversy, intelligence is the life
OF liberty. cheers.
u. The American Fair-The best fair in tho
world.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President, Dr. II. Letris. Andrew
Jacksonville Peoples choice.
BY Jas. IL GhOlson. Thomas Jeferson-Whe-
Their teaching repubcanism in the schools oil phi
,asophy, or intoxicating the precepts of philosophy
IN the temple of freedom, We still behold him
leaving the traces OF his glory on the proudest
monuments of our liberty and fame.
BY DR.. p. J. BeasieY. Kentucky-Though
distracted by political dssentons, excited by as
piring demagegues, will shew symptoms Of re-
turning good health by the result of the next fall
election
BY Capt. ". Dum-May the voice Of the
people never again be stifled by corruption us in
I'd last Presidential Election
by MAJOR w. EioLson. The present Admins.
.aton, unsuitable 10 Southern republican princi-
ples-A corrective at our next Presidential Elec-
ton.
BY Geo. C. Dromgoole We have met as
4iaericGrs to celebrate The anniversary of nation
al iimlcpendence-Let party rancor give place to-
day to universal joy and gratitude.
by Richard Il. Meade, jr. The Administration
anu Opposition Presses-Less violence and closer
adherence TO truth-juslice is due even to the De-
viii
BY Capt. John Jones. Our next President
May wisdom mark his selection, ju stice and vir-
tue his administration
BY Jas. ". Fletcher. The Committee of Re-
tTenchment deserve the thanks of the people of
this Union for their able, mastery, and conclusive
report.
BY q. D. Wihes. Economy, Economy, make
TINS our moto-practise il at home and abroad,
and impending ruin may yet be averted.
BY Col. II. Pot0eHL Universal education and
universal suffrage
by III. ~. Fletcher. The proposed Convention
AZ charlottesville, composed of the talent and in
teligence oil the Statc--We hail it as tn harbin-
ger OF returning glory and prosperity to the Old
BY DR.. F.. W Harrison. Mark Alexander,
our Representative in Congress--The faithful re-
pository of the interests OF his constituents; the
consistent, the honest politician" Kara avis in
tcriis.'
BY John J. Fletcher. John Randolph Of Roam
okc---ever wnichful and always at his post, rea-
ey oprotect the peoples rights from governmental
usurpa!ior.
BY Geo. Stdn5nck Gen. Andrew Jackson
The peoples choice-an excellent Barber-hc
knows how to turn out q.
BY Reuben b. Hicks. Let the Russians hold
the COW by the horns and the Turks by the tail,
aud we will milk her.
BY Robt d. 1fpnJuH Henry Clay
Though born for the Universe he MARQUIS his
mind,
Ind to party gires UP tcaGt upas meant for man
Though jfaught With much learning, get strain
ing his Mrodt
10 get Tom, Dick and Harry TO give adams
their rote,
Jgho, too deep for his hcarers, still goes on re-
Ind thinks Of convincing uhite they think Of
dining.
BY ~. s. EdrRu,sds. Political death AMI do.
mestic torment awaits the hrcIing editors--good
patriots will do better at hard labor than reading
their fasitics.
BY Robert S. Hicks virgna--The main pill
lar Of our confederacy during the arduous strug-
gle Of the revolution-May she ere long attain her
former ascendancy.
BY ID. j. Claiborne Old Misrepresentation
bark to tan Yankee hides.
by Fred. Green. Convention or no Convention:
The vote recently taken, proves that Virginia is
on The forward march in republican principles.
BY Thos. s. GhoiSon. Tennessee amidst a va
icty OF political storms--She has remained unsha-
leD, and now we see her the foremost in promoting
tlie cause of liberty.
BY Capt Charles TurnbuH The Adams Con
venton-Great IN numbers, but dtgfuIfy great in
proportion to the number Of their constituents.
by Jos. n. Riddick. Gen Andrew Jackson
Beloved by his iriends--respected by his enemies
the fsvoritc of this country and the admiration
OF tlie world.
BY Ben. IT, Bass. Pcrdition 20 the monarchists
and aristocrats Of North ATnerics--May they be