Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

i've OF New England rcpublicanisn.
by Mr. John Dfuxzy-wm. + Barry-Fai,hfu, in
hs duty, brilliant 10 his talents and pure in his pruci
pies.
BY A H. Ward. Esq.-The Orator of the day--A
worthy disciple OF tho republican schoo! sound in
doctrine perscvering in ddty, hc has this day added
his faith, good ,ro,Is
AT HARTFORD, CoN*.
The foowing toasts among others were drank at
Hartford, Conn the 4th inst, by the friend, OF the
national administration, viz
The Cabinet-D Distinguished FOR talents, industry,
economy close practical habs and sound political prn
ciples. The Republic is safe
The politician who in adversely o,ihcrcs 10 his princ-
pies, and in prosperity remembers his friends.
The liberty of the Press. the liberty of Conscience
and liberty Of the boly-May the liberty of the Press
ever remain free and unshactled-the Conscience be
only governed by the laws OF God--and may the time
soon come, when the body shall only be imprisoned for
crime.
The present Administration With tho PRINCIPLES of
Reform" in hand, drafted in accordance with the
wishes OF the people, and Hickory Broom I'm the other
they have evnced determination 10 cleanse the Auc-
an Stable OF the filth engendered during the last admin
istraiion.
Martin Van Burcn--A Magician in reserve 10 charm,
away the unsubdued spirits OF evil.
Uncle Sans Farm--A sloveny cultivation by is late
occupants-the fences down, buildings out Of repair
cornstalks standing, requires thorough dressing AMI
pruning and such attention 10 the crops shall
the landlord his rent
AT MIppLEBURGH, ScHoRARrE COUNTY, n. Y
In the Lutheran church, after prayer by the Rev
G. Lintner the Declaration OF Inlens n,lence was
read by John Gebbard r. esg and an Grafton deliver
cd by Robert Mcclellan, esq The address to the pat
riots Of the Revolution present is particularly alluded
TO- " m the mi-st OF that Revolutionary group Says
the writer sat David Williams the surviving capnr Of
Major Andre. and while the paid to him that Fri
butte so Justly due TO his fidelity and pario,i.p the We
nerabie patriot seemed TO say, am held in high
t'ma'ion: and when at liberty 10 speak in the humble
language OF COOL man, he exclaimed, "'1is than
merritt Gen. William Mann presided. assisted by
George paDtorih, esquirc.-Wc select the following
The President Of the United Sates--The statesman,
sol ier, and jurst lie merits and receives the graft.
tuie OF his country.
David Wams-The surviving cantor of Mai An
dro--''s hand seized the spy, and he was fas;Wash.
ington snd the American army saved--and lber-
~ followed We hail his presence.
The distinguished patriot, Charles Carroll og Car.
roli.on-The sole survivor Of that immortal band al
worthless, who pledged their lives their fortunes and
their sacred honor in defence of their countrys rights
by b Spahorl, esq. Martin Van Buren--rhe able
and eloquent advocate Of the claims Of revoluiona
ry patiois-sefmade, and self-taug ht-hs brilliant re
mus has scared above every obstacle, and elevated him
to seat in the councils oil the na,ion-he pride and
boast Of his native state.
Ar JAMEsrow.S NJ "
The first year OF Catholic fermentation -B.Sorc
another generation shall celebrate its IN anniversary,
may religious freedom he oextensive with the earth
and as free as civil liberty in our own happy land an
awea by monkisb priests, and upsliackied by kings
Our fdr Representatives. inlay they ever irown
upon the man who refuses 10 Protect the Union which
they represent.
BY Levi Beardsley. Esq.--hrarin Van Buren,. the
consistent, politician. anil the pride of his native state
The highest honours Of his country await him.
BY DR.. H. Sargent-Benjamn Pierce Governor of
n. Hampshire; his political principles as mmovea-
BILE rs the granite hills OF his native state
by Stephen Pack-The United States a ,rpe nian
a'ion entered at the land Office al Bunker-R and ri.
conderoga, cleared at the Offices of Champain Erie and
New Orleans May our ci'izens ever stand ready %
pay their taxes in the same kind OF change.
By Doct II Sargent. Cen. Jackson; in war III
ger chaeh with the hunters spear; in peace gen.
tie than tho unweaned lamb
a.
would nsgaie the spikng Of a cannon, would like J-
das betray his God, like Arnold sell his country.
BY r. p Marvin, Esq Mr.. President, give you
the soldiers Of the Reuofion 7Hey labored that IRE
might enjoy They fought that zoe might enjoy
peace. They conquered that might be JTeen,en
Ar SyRAcUsE.N Y
The Declaration Of Independence An act never 10
be recalled or inentedpenned by Jefferson alvoca-
ed by Adams and Lee; passed ami signed by the first
Congress OF America. sustained by the American arms
AMI approved by Heaven.
BY Archy Kasson, 81 vice PRESIDENT Catholic cman.
eipaion-Anoihcr pillar torn from the fabric Of bgo,ry
the first liberal act Of king and his minstcYs-May
the glorious work 90 until christianity
The world shall spurn, with holy Indignation, the aid OF
civil power.
At AvpURS, ". v.
The President Of ihc United States-l.e people dc
light 10 honor vaor and patriotism.
The Vice President oil the United Staes-a fried SER
want in his conntry's
Revolutionary Soldiers" few and far between''--
remnants oil an ilnsirious army of patriots; may the
oOuhty greM nation smooth thelr rugged and
the gratitude OF free people cheer the residue oiher
pilgrimage.
Tho memory Of De Witt Clinton-ths his native state
will long cherish the memory OF s dearest and a5les,
son
HARRIsBURG, PA.
Benja Franklin a mechanic who caused Kings
TO ,remble and The lgbtnngs to descend a rol.
Pennsylvania. May she in future be as noted for
economy as she now is for her eufeTpTise
Jefferson, Madison and Monroe The three great
lumnaries OF Our Democracy the light shed by
their reign, he Obscured by the inists arising from
the corrupt fermcnt Of faction.
Andrew Jackson, President OF the United States
dgnibed, intelligent and patrotiche calmly pufsues
his legitimate and constitutional course "A praise TO
them that do WE'LL" and terror to evil Ioers'' only
George Wolf-The regularly nominated candidate
OF tho democracy of Pennsylvania All The vyes of the
Adams party and all the abour ofant-repuhlcan con-
veniions, even the concentrations Of John Binns can
not prevent his election by an overwhelming majority.
READING, PA.
The United Stacsks stars Of the FIRST magnitude:
may they shine in constellation till the whole world
shall be illuminated by the principles Of their founders
The President Of The United States, Andrew Jackson
chosen by the Republicans OF % 10 produce return
10 tho principles and practice Of tue Republicans Of 90;
he il not foun wanting.
by Jacob Gossler. May the Virginia Convention grant
TO the People Of that State that which the people Of
cry free
LrwrsBURo, Pa.
The memory OF Rueuhouse Fulton, and West A
noble trio Of cbancs, whose recorded worth IA.
Tents and genius the mencaDts Of aristocracy can tsko
no exception.
Wrsr. CHESTER. Pa.
Andrew Jackson, President OF the United States a
gallant successful soldier, energetic statesman and
an ardent patriot his elevation 10 the chief nqgiEracy
affords prdtical illustration Of The gratitude OF he re-