Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09
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EOTrRT'H OF lilly

Toosts drank by me Richmond Light Injantry Blues
L. the 4ih July 76.-tIisiory's proudest epoch-Lib
| er,y's eternal h-acon.-3 cheers.
Party Sprit-At other times IL may divide Va from
one ano'hsr-today dividing from all the worlj IL
shews NJ one party animated by one spirit rsllying
round enc bdnuer.3 cheers
3. The American Unon.--The Temple Of Liberty
The hope OF mankinj.-The Temple shall not ia the
hope IN all not be extngui.hed li patriotism shall have
| utterly perished.-6 cheers star Spdng'ed Banner.
Virgina.-The good ship refi ted. puts sea; her
old colours nailed to the mast aud her gallant
cheering.-6 cheers Home
D. ashingon * Jefferson.-The immortal blessings
OF poserity the sweetest incense s'hs spirits OF
the mighty sead"-Dranh Pashington's
| March
g. The Patriot, Of the Revoluton.-The gratitude o {
ireemen the libation TO their memory.-Drank stand.
| ing-CoL JuUers Parade March
a. The former members OF the Blues.-Volunteers
IN lines OF peril IL shall be our pride TO
furnished the lusre OF their eages.-9 eheers-.au,d
g. The Declaration Of une ff,cea-
BILE writing. Ths meme. meme, teke upharsin --hlanch-
ing through all the world the cheek of tyranny-kni-
ing The hearts aud nerving the arms Of her victims
cheers
9. The Press.--Be it the riumpbal car of truth
not the foul vehicle Of fa!sehood and de,rac,ion-3
10. The peopls.-The.heart, the nerve, ave. the soul
oil the holy politics. cheers-Ydnkee Doodle.
III. The march OF Free Prucples-He who will
not reason is bigot-he who dares not reason IL a
slave.
IL. Lafayette The great, the good, the brave, the
generous Lafavette.-3 cheers.-Davs of Absence
13 Columbia's Dsoghters-Their Voice is music
their smile i. love. ard PHYS soul is in their tears
times Fail not IN lore.
VOLUNTEERS.
by Capt. George w. Mnnford-The Fathers Of our
political faith the patriots OF 9s-"Euough of their go.
ry remains to ligbtu to victory yet"
BY Lieut.. VIM. II. Dabney-The Governor Of Vir-
gnia-A patriot who still cngs TO the banner ia
theirs uniurled.
[whcn this toast was drank, Governor Floyd arose,
and in handsome address, returned his thanks He
commented upon the general pclicy of the stats-her
undertaking principles-,o which he gave his heart APP
provsI, and which he hal endeavoci TO sustain else.
where He said her course operated az species OF
political thunder, which could fail 70 be hsard ard
produce Its purifying effect If persisted in.-He spoke
oil the feelings engendered by the occasion enliven-
ing and snimating. and concluded by givag
The New Cons'i,uiion.-When our Liberty Is pre-
served the best government, il the cheapestl
by Ensign Chas l.. PrnGleton-Our comrades, The
Light Dragons ant,Fayeue AriiIlery-We would re-
oice, were they orr mess. mates.
by Col James p. Preston Liberty AMI our Union
To survive either s not among the reserre rights Of
an American patriot.
BY James E. Hsah-A Free Press-N Neither awed
by power sednced by patronage.
BY Capt WIN. Finnsy-Virgnia's talented Senators,
Tazewell, Tyles-Unawed by power, unntluencsd by
pary-they fearlcssly voted for the rejection Of Noah
BY Jimes Brown, Jr.--The Richmond i. L. Blues
May they never become party c,io'red, but forever
remain true blue devoted to their country, and ready
at moments warning 10 face is foes.
BY Capt. James NJ. Johnson-The memory Of DR..
Buchanan, the former owner OF this place-We re-
member anil revere hi. numeiou charities and virtues
To which toast Mr.. Lucke adled-were all parsons
like him would oftener TO church
BY Lieut.. Thos. Bgger-The memory of Col
Wood of the Engineer Corps, who volunteered his
vices and fell in the sorte from Fort Erie whilst lead
ing 10 victory the frsemsn of America.
BY Col. Carringou- w. Leigh The faithful adj
vorate Of the true interests Of Virgna-May he be
tanned ia the cause.
By Capt Blair Bolling-L.t not the military apathy
which prevails at this time eNtinguish the spark which
yet exists, but let il be reknSed by every anniversary
s American Independence and birth. day of Washing
ton until ah'olute necessity shall again demand its aid
BY II. Rehne-The memory OF the first commander
Of the Richmond l.. L. Blues, Captain WIN. Richard.
BY Jas. Fisher-The memory Of John Dunsrnore,
Lieut. of the Richmond l., /. Blues during the Chesa
peake
BY Peter Cot,om-A. B. C-Ariillsry Blues, Csval-
ty-in the hour of trial they will cry out d. l.
BY S,mI. q. r'9leman- Andrew Jackson, he Pres-
dent of the UNI d States-Hs signal civil and military
services demand anl will receive III. thanks of
his counrynen; the chait-rng of female politician.
to the contrary no withdrawing.
By John G. Blair-"Resor alton" 10 ths Press un-ub
sidzei-thousht un,rammsled and suffrage unproscrih
BY Edwin Fsrrar-Mr'. Mary B,rnev-Tbe most il
usrious of the American Fair. Her letter brea,hes the
latent spirit of her c,un'ry-a spirit which power
not persecution daunt,
"Let Monarehs quake, they've to fear,
Let tyrants know their end is near
By G.. Lucke- Chief Justice Marshal-The modern
A.tdes. oae of the last and best Of Virginia's
lutionNry worthless.
Nv Mai S,mL j. wins,on-The Volunteer Compa.
IONS proves how properly they appreciate the blessings
derived from political redemption.
BY Plenssn,-, Jr.--The Union o. the States
May the commen head remember that mutual interest
and mutual affection produced the bond Of Union, and
forget that equal and exNct justice TO all its
bers atone proven; dissoluion.
By Lieut.. John G. Williams Of The Light Dragoous-
r L. l. Bues--Their age, which OF 81 years
ing hath not impaired their ZEAL diminished the vi
gour OF youth.
by Lieut.. Wndham Rohertson Of the D sagoons-Jef-
f'rson-The purest Of patrios'he wise,t OF statesmen
the warrnest of philanihroriFs
BY william Gait Of the Dragoons-The Volunteer
Companies OF Richmond-May each approaching
niversary find them united and the Uson OF country
preserved.
By JOHN Jones' General Bolivar His military ca.
reel has i,nooralized him bero-nay his last po-
i'ical prove him 10 be genuine patriot aud pure
republicau.
BY Tho,. N Page OF he agoona--Jsmes Denoon--
TIL. man who lost his right sptnging mine iu the
sor, at Fort Erie.
Mr. Denoon returned thanks for The notice taken OF
hi. father and gave The memory Of Thos jefferson and
Patrick Henry-I1 the reign of terror, the shield and
spear Of State Rights.
I}y ID xon Timber aks-Hen,y Clay-The immortlI
Author Of the Declaration OF Independence, has PRO.
claimed him Of the most talented and brilliant states
men this country has ever produced.
BY Saml Blair--Henry Cay-A n,mc dear TO the
friend. Of genius, OF liberty and patt,h,m.
BY j. g. Yiglini--The memory OF Observation-Disclosures
or or tie cloujs which dakened his country and hi,
coun'Ty's iterties.
By Tho-. S. Taylor-Chtf Justice Marshali-The
public oicsr wilhyut reproach The without an en-
envy.
BY LsanIer Jones--Amos KenJall-~A e. agent for
his emplovera--he unites the internedIling imperi.
Of Paul PRIV with the 6endlike m'iigny of Iago.