Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10
FOURTH or july, 1929.


gu ess, dined usual Buchanan. Spring, when the
following toas,s were drank with great hilarity and good
feeling
1. The Spri, of '76.-The electric fash, which pu-
rifles, while il cn'ightens.
.. Free Principles! The medium for IN. transmits
sion Of libertys light, through Monarchy's gloom.
, The Confcderacy OF the Staes!--The harp of va
ried sl,ings; Inspired by the soul Of Freedom.
4. VirGinia-When she blows her "war.denouncing
trumpet" then liberty smiles.
D. The Convention assemblage Of Nirginias
sors. 10 REL animate and adorn their mother
o Washington s. Jefferson--il.,ory, viii eulogisc
their lives; poesy, weep over their tombs; eternity, hal
love their virtues.
Z. The Patrons OF the Revolution
We Swatch ,he fading CLEANS Of day,
'"rl almost all al gone"
But their gloTies, in memory. bloom forever.
S. The Constitution Of the United Sa,es-The rein,
which democracy employs, TO curb her fiery seeds.
8. The Peop!e--Ihey will ever find the andote to
tyranny. beneath ,he tree OF knowledge.
10 Free Press-The lens concentrating the scat
tered rays Of public opinion 20 give thc direction aud
effect.
H. The Army aud Navy-Columbis's eagles seek
their prey with keen eyes; undaunted hearts, and taons
IL Catholic emancipation ITO unfeuer the mind
is o-gve liberty her wings.
10 Womau-The sovereign to whom obedience Il
an honor; submission, Disgrace.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Capt. Johnson Of the BiIes. The memory Of the
Rev. Dr. Buchanan-Whst living re gave zesi 20 the
Company at this places may his virtues and charities
be copied by :hoss who remember him,
BY Lieut. Thomas d. Bigger. The approaching
Com enon-With such combination Of wisdom and
talent, we have every thing to hopes nothing TO fear
BY Ensign Geo. w. .Nuyord Friendship-Ths
Sic bin.ng soul 10 soul; the than gorian knot:
may no hand be found willing TO unite; sword able
10 sever il.
By .iaareD Stevenson Union of the Statc,-Tbe
golden cord which binds in niissouble bond, pub.
lie liberty AMI individual happiness.
BY Judge va BrochenJrowgh The Sovereignty
OF the States TO tho preservation OF liberty
BY alexander L Bolts The 9TH OF July--A dav
consecrated by the Declaration Of Freedom, and dcah
of Thomas Jefferson may its harmoniss be marred
by the party discord that friends and brothers
BY Gen j. Har0ie. The new Constitution of
Vrgoia il preserve all The excellence and re-
jcc, all the defects Of the present one.
By Co! u. Peyton Maj. Gen. Winfield Scotia
gallant and avorite san OF the Ancient Domnon; the
nation him eternal gratitude for hs brilliant SER
vices; may her constituted authorities properly appre
clate them.
BY Linneus Smith. The State Of virginia--She will
rise from her thraldon, like the Phosnix from the ashes
when the Constitution shall he adopted She has
suffered too long from the embraces of the Boa Con-
s'tor the old Constitution, which has stuck 10 her like
tho shirt Of Nessus
by Vyn@ham Robertson The Split of Liberty;
like aarons divine rod may devour the spirits of fac
ton; which are, az the serpents of the magicians
BY J IT. Peasants. The Orator Of the day-Mo-
des merit, he hest guarantee OF future distinction.
BY RicfG d H. J0hnston. Genera, La Fayette-
Oh! thou immortal son of cur political father!
W aso dy we n sS i1s. deed .SS Sq'
Ger Roans; The impenetrabe shield Of State Rights
Nv Mr.. Refine. The hero of Stoney Point.
BY Sergeant G. l.. Pendleton The reader OF the
Declaration of injepe ndence-May he succeed las he
has this day done) in all his Undertakings.
BY Ed,cin Fdyrdr. Henry Clsy--When the me
ory OF his ooprcssors s!. have sunk into oblivc his
emblazoned the banners of time shall proclaim
10 succeeding the purity of his heart, and the
magnanimity o. his mind.
b. Samuel ID. DsHoon. The president OF the u
Staes-May he 20 fearessly on with the work of re.
form and 10 the the Justice hs
BY Nr. williamson The Star of Preedom-Its
NOR ming ius,re gives brilliant hopes of Ito noon day
spendor may no American live 10 see the evening Of its
BY L s Uniting. John Marshall, Chief Justice
Of the tSis;"s,
''ThOush los, sight TO memory dear."
BY fumes Broom, Sen james Monroe-The col
der AMI patriot.
BY John J. Jtde. The advocates Of Catholic Eman-
cipation--while admire their devotion 10 the cause
IT liberty, VIC rejoice with them in their success
BY Capt Pdtrick.-The Richmond l.. L. blues
Ehicien'i gallant; hospitable
COlfIfU.vTCATED
The following Toas,s. accompanied by appropriate
music by The band were drank the 18th inst by the
Richmond FaVette artillery, during an excursion
down James River on board tho Steam Boat Potomac,
CAPTAIN Jenkns-rhe company left the wharf about
eight o'clock AMI after proceeding below Westover,
returned to the CITY about SCI having fred ma
onnf salute At twelve O'clock while passing the ship
ping at City Point N0twiih Standing the inclemency
Of The moroing (Which unluckly deprived the oonpa-
ny Of sundry guests who were expected IN join them)
tho day passed in great comfort and conviviality
Mach credit is due to Captain Jenkins for tho elegant
ani sumpuous preparations which made for the
accommodation OF the company, who, before separating
expressed bv an unanimous vote, their OF the very
liberal manner in which he bad catered for their graft,
hcatioD. After the cloth removed, Mr.. John Ro-
berison t the request Of the company read the Dec
aration OF independence prsfaced by few concise ex-
temporaneous remarks. in which he pronounced beau
uu ami eloquent eulogum upon the sacred charter Of
our independence. and its umor'al author:-
L. The memory Of the departed Heroes Of the Re.
yolu'on-Lght and green be the sod that decks their
hallowed graves.
q The surviving Patriots, Heroes and ssges of the
Revolution e Length of days in their right hands;
riches and honor in their left; may all their ways DO
ways Of pleasanness, and all their paths be peace y
g. The memory OF George Washington.
A. The memory 81 Jefferson Here lie the n, 1rfal
remains Of Thomas Jegerson-.quttor of ne Deera.
ration Of independence. and the act ofreligious free
DOM; mankind acknowledge in the simple epitsob
claims TO immortality
5. The Union Of the States Whom God hath oin
ed together, let not put asunder'
g Our Country bPcause ii Is our country;
douby beloved because /, Is the land Of hc free and
the home Of the oppressed.
T. Feelings every where tina, suit The day--ai con
VITALITY above the aniinoses Of party, and patr.
oc recoections sweeten to all the cup Of fesyity and
the pledge Of brotherly love.
g. The memory OF William Lowndes Of South Car
lna-BameIess in life; wise in council fearless IN
right.
o. Ireland THE land Of song chiyalry and hospital
ny redeemed, emanciplted, generous Ireland
g ~ Vathohc Emancipation May the day which
Witnessed me death o religious persecution iD ireland,
prove auspcious to the OF civil liberty through
ont ilN