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

bowers supporting chan--inouO, =" an emblem
we display" followed by the association with white
sprons-lnsignia, a chair surrounded by wreath.
Tanncrs, Curriers', and Morocco Dressers.
Banner, representing blue shield, surinount-
ed bya gold Eagle; and interspersed with The i'm
plementsof the trade, and supported by Goat and
Deer The mottos above, "a Tanners, Curriers',
and Morocco Dressers of BALTIMORE below.
try what you will, there is nothing like leather
closed by the craft.
Cordwainers.
Car drawn 10y four horses--men at work, manu-
featuring pair Of shoes for Charles Carroll OF
Canollion, followed by u banner with a white
ground, representing gold shield, embossed with
three Goat heads surrounding cheveron, support
ed by two of the crait-motto, Our Country,
Right or Wrong
Hatters.
Car, drawn by four horses, upon which nine
men were engaged in the different stages Of man
uiacturing hat. This Group attracted much at
tenton--Banner, white ground-shield surmount-
cd by Beaver resting upon blue scroll, bearing
The motto, " with the industry OF the Beaver, we
support our rights"-crossed with the implements
oil the trade. The whole supported by the motto,
&c We cover all.''
Turner'S and Machine Makers.
Car, drawn by two horses, upon which was a
splendid foot lathe. in Mahogany frame, at which
man was engaged i'll turning. wood--it was manu-
featured in Baltimore, by J. p. Prown-upon
end oi The car sat piper, who played national airs
Coopers
Car upon which men were employed in the
different branches Of their trade
Saddiers and Harness Makers.
Preceded by four horses, elegantly caparisoned,
anu led by Jour grooms atircd in the Arabian COS
tune. One of the first bore Lady's and the
other agentlcman'S Saddle, with Bride aud Mar
tingale-plain, but OF the best workmanship and
materials. The two last equipped with handsome
~ plated coaclee harness. The procession was
headed by Mcssrs. Edward jenkins AMI Philip
Uhier and the standard which bore the Sadier's
coat OF arms; shield representing q cheperon.
between three saddles supported by two horses,
one on either side The crest horses head within
wreath, with the mottos Hold fast tide sure -
and Nostra III Dec Fides. The whole very beau
u'ui ana chaste-Guests and Strangers.
Coach Makers.
Barouch drawn by four horses, splendidly ca
parisoned, followed by two banners each bearing
The arms OF the trade viz: white ground, Shield
blue, Gold Chcveron, surrounded by three Coach
es'surmounted by Aurora and Car arising from the
clouds, the motto on the first banner "Surn;t Nubi-
Ia Pho.bus;" on the second, ''Surgit Pos. Nubila
Ph1ous," the whole concluded by the craft with
badges,&c.
Cedar Coopers
a Car decorated with green branches of cedar,
and containing number Of workmen engaged in
the different parts of their occupa,ion-one OF them
turned butter churn and, during the procession
made eight pounds Of butter-the Car, Which
was very large, was much adinired-menibers
WIN aprons ornamented with a cedar tree; tub
ana churn, with the motto, Every tub stands on
It's own bottom'
Brass Foundeis, Copper Smiths, and Tin Plate
Workers.
The Car, upon the front OF which was large
copper still, handsomely gilt with other articles of
the man uiacture OF the different artists which
were stlI unfinished, and under the hands of the
worlsmen.
Printers, Type Founders, Paper Makers, Book
binders, and Booksellers.
The Printers Car was a beautiful uuairanouI,r
temple, containing complete Printip establish
ment, with an elegant Press in operation, issuing
copies oil the Declaration of independence. The
master Printers on the stage were Mr. ELes. the
oldest member OF the profession in Baltimore and
mF. Mics. Two lads, accoutred as Mercuries,
heraiis OF the day, each employed in dstribu tim
with his long Caduce copies of the Declaration
anu oil the Ode written for the occasion las below
The Temple was splendidly decorated with silke1
Danos and odken wreaths;amongSt the mottos, "2He
art prese'ratiUe of al -3rfs' - The stand oC .s.
eiinedeS, from 1uhich to more the moral arorld. -
sc. $50
ODE.
WRITTEN FOR TIE FOURTH OF JULY. 1928.
lit The request Of the Typographical association.
by RUFUS DAWES.
Let the voice oT the nation co forth
Let The cannon pIorI,tn
From the Eat 10 The West, rom the South TO The North
The pride Of CC,uu.ba's name
The ehaii Of Oppression yours,
Aud TyIsuny marked you her slaves;
but o while an oak OF the endures,
Or pine on the mountaintop n,ve,
The birthday OF Freedom shall ring round the land
And millions OF hearts shall for liberty stand.
Let the trumpet awake with its breath,
Whe'e The Star-spangied Banner uufurl'd--
I.t The voice that once sunmond your father, DEATH
n When me hshnins' OF vengeance were hurId
y ne'ef let the wat-Cry, that burst
rom the a"ve, WIN: they fu.h'd 10 the feb,.
ne awsy Gu ne shore, where the thuuderbot frat
Broke the cloud Of our Liberty light
When the Thrcne Of Oppie.snu was rent by the last
As the hurricane shout q victory past.
Remember that ages unborn
viii look thro' Tie vista of Time
Sh. never be furnished with crime.
While Commerce has wings tor the sea-
while wealth opens channels for tiade;
e , hr az OF Ir county heats molly and free,
Lien swear TO be ju,t while CARROLL teman,
IogaLe IN the giant that broke from his chain,
Ee are free let your gratitude rise
Ee are great be ye tue to your trust
Your greatness descended slOne from the skies,
Whence, The strength Of YOU Liberty uus.
By The blood that wa. spit for hi, day,
That hetf while your hesrts hufn with Lidery's Gfes
- W,i you batter your bmtl-fisLis away
That WESTINGHOUSE spifd my Ngriessthe deed
And smile at h'' eiidfen w.e III 10 he feed.
WdtcEsnakors. jewelers., and SilversmitlIs.
stage, upon which were arranged, in such q
manner as to ioiin structure OF pyramidica form.
variety OF splendid articles OF sIyer-ware. th,,
manufacture OF the several persons who formed
THIS part OF tLe procession, presented most no
Vei ana attractive spectacc, whicn was heighten
ed % the brilliant reflection of the ravs of lie su
from tho highly polished surface Of the preciou.
metal The following was the order OF arrange
ment
ist Banner used in the procession Of 1909. car.
Ilen on uiS occasion by Mr. Andrew T.. Warn"f.
ia the Irout OF this banner was figure Of TT14g'
with this inscription: transmit tire to pOsteritD.
Below Ills figure, on the light hand side, was seen