Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10
VOLUNTEERS,


by Captain Rutherford. Our worthy friend and
guest, John Robertson-rhc able and uniform advocate
Of liberal principle and equal right.
BY Mr. John Robertson. CATER briefly returning
his acknowledgements 10 the company for their rery
fdtter;ng reception Of the toast lust onered)-The
Press; as !, ongh' to bc-Tbe unhough, and fearless
advocate OF truth and lbety-The weak anil the wick
ed alone dread its power and would fcer its ndepcn-
d,nce, or corrupt lis purity.
BY Lieut., Richardson James Madison; "Lkc Cato.
firm; like Arsjss, just" The waves OF faction break
impcen at the foo, Of the solid fabric that supports his
honors.
BY .Nr. Henry Myers. Catholic emancipation
England has added constellation to the armament Of
her glory. The last Peiad is founl
ny Captain IL Lorton. The prosperity OF Horti-
culture mere especially the culture Of tho vine May
Que native grape prove like soldiers not to sur
passed by any, whom we may sit down under our own
vine AMI liz tree, aud there be none to make us
raid.'
By .sLr. Simon Cullen. The American far-I,s
stars the brightest the heavens OF
It's stripes for its foes.
BY .4iiutdnt John G. Robert. Henry Clay--The
friend OF iibcr,yi liberty in itsltue sense liberty Of o
BY Mr. I'm. F. Butler Tho memory of Law
renee; may our last moments be glorious his aud
our motto be DOME give up the ship
BY M. l.. Barns. Our late worthy President
John Quincy Adams - Unsurpassed as a State srnan
by Captain Jenkins. The present Administration
May The neyer-failiog hand of Providence be Ito
guide.
BY Nh H. Gibson. General Andrew Jackson
May he be supplaned in due time. by the enlightened
Clay.
BY M. TYnA d. Preston The President of the
United Substituted as he was, by great majority
OF the people OF the United States he will realize the
expectations OF his friends and detes hi, enemies.
BY IN. 1homos Stevenson. Industry and economy;
the best securities Of welfare and happiness; may
they promote the interest Of all the States in tho Union
az one family.
BY Mr.. Robert Mott O'Connell, the undaun,ea
pauio'-May his counrymen duly appreciate his
BY Mr.. c. ~ .MeGinness. Lexington In Mas,s.
chuseus, and York Town in virginia-The Alpha
and Omega, Of the great Struggle for American free
dem
COMMUNICATED.
The OBI Anniversary Of American Independence
was celebrated nj Goochland Courthouse. Notyi,h.
standing the rain, which continued without intermis.
sion till siter the middle Of the day number Of ladies'
nnd gentlemen assembled between and two O'Clock
Alter parakng Of dinner OF the choicest vians serv-
ed up in the most elegant style by Mr. Robert c. Ma
CON- the ladies retired to The dancing ROOM aud the cloth
hetng removed, COL BENJAMIN Anderson appointed
TO preside, assisted by Doctor George Harris select
ed as Vice President, when the following toasts were
drank, with social giee
LIST. The day we celebrate: The birthday OF Ame.
rican Libertv-thou sawast Columbis's shackles fall
81. George Washington The gin of Col, for the
good OF man.
3D.. Thomas jefferson Fame on un,iring wing
shall wait his name through ages
4h. James Madison: The Virginia Resolutions OF
lI9S-a text book for the American Statesman.
9Th. Benjamin Franklin In wisdom, virtue pstri
oiisin, philan''rophy and science, MOI exeellcd.
9Th: Patrick Henry: Star that in the time
OF darkness to pmine the road 10 liberty.
7ih. General La Faycte The idol OF freemen-tbc
benefactor of the world
s,h The Heroes and Patriot. of the Revolution
hlay the cause hat urged them to deeds of cvalry
innate evcry votary OF freedom.
9Th. The Army and Navy Of the last war: Trusty
Of the Revolutionary Soldiers and Pat
riots
10th. The Federal Constitution, The ark of our ro
cal ssfetythe palladium Of bsrties-insy it ne
yer be violated.
lith. The Revolution The crsdl. Of onr liberty
rocked by the rude hand Of warmay we long preserve
the blessings IL conferred.
18th. The Constitution of Virginia Sklfnl arehi-
ects are detailed, 10 rebuild the moulIerng edi}ce-
Let the Bill o Rights be the model Liberty and equal
lily. the square AMI compass wisdom. the plurnh rea-
son, the level; and justice, tho cemcnthen the tenn
pie will be secure asylum for freedom.
18th. The American Fair Calumpy, breathe not
thy biighting breath their fame.
VOLUNTEERS
BY Mr.. Narcissus w. Miller. Tho memory OF
George Mason-hs exalted patriotism and ability, In
maintaining republican principles, have Justly placed
him in Fame's proudes; emnence.
By NJ John II. Swami. The Richmond Convention.
iss-htAy they remember the epaph Of the old German
physician-I was well; wished to be better ply
sc--snd here am
By Mr. Nchola. PoinIexter The president Of the
u States condemn him not as yet-tSe Augean Stable
needed cleansing.
By Doct George w Harris. Andrew Jackson--,hs
reiorner who needs reforming more than lie, who
appoints to Office Kendall. Hill ADD Lee9
BY Doct. WIN. q. Poindexter. Henry Clay--he
splendid dnneroraor the nstgator Of John-Q Adam.:
Any thing but what Pope has termed the mobiles, work
OF God
BY Col d. Anderson. Henry Clay--the brightest
planet IN our political Hemisphere; the cloud That oh
scurcd it's orbit. Is passing by and his rays of light
will be more refulgent than meridian day.
BY Mr. John c. Poindexter. Henry Clay-Like
Judas lssarrio preaching the Gospel; he moits and
mods the hearts the people around him. vet his own
still retains lie native depravity.
by Mr.. p L. Watkins Henry Clay-Fis brilliant
genius patriotism, philanophy and superior aualifca-
tons as statesman, will attach 10 him. all pos essng
unprejudced minds
BY Mr.. William III Meriwe,her Of Albemarle. Hen
ry Ciay-Tho friend Of Watkins and the opposer Of
Bary:-it has been stated that he paid or his Iare.
debts whilst Secretary Of State; but shows how
no obtained the money
by Mr.. John Royster. Henry Clay Like pure
gold; the more he 10 rubbed the brighter he shines
BY Mr.. John y. Anderson. Henry CIay's last
speech-Msrk Anthony's Grafton over Cessr's body
we know you Harry.
BY Mr.. John NJ Vaughan. Henry C,ay--T,e pride
OF bis friends, he terror Of his enenies sod the admit
ration Of the world Lay on Marduf and spare not n
corrupt and corrup;ing administration
ny Capt. Thomas w. Vaughan. Henry Clay-No
wonder at his dyspepsia when he dresses his dinner
meats with 50 much Hickory sauce-it will not set
on his stomach
by Dr. Julian Kean Harry Clay
Err no mi bright SCI,
Jfhel " yet stns go brightly
There s,ceoferJ for re dsspairise,
TINS dagh else IN hs rsrld, beside Hgrrl'.
by Mr.. Jefferson Archer. Henry Clsy-Think not
TO scout thy evil genius from hee he'll thee again
At Phppi.
by DR.. nj. Chambers. Henry Clay-onc Of vIrsi.
niss noblest she give him her support in the
next Presidential election.
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