Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19
CxLSsnArroxs m honor Of the French.

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The Intelligence OF the three glorious days at Paris
was received a, n. Orleans with enthusiasm. Every
one threw aside his daily occupation run 10 the pa.
pers uicolcred Gags were instantly made and trium
phsnty borne throughout the whole city, and public
houses aud others were decorated with them. A Mex.
lean vessel lying In the port fred salute. Many
subscription lists were immeda opened-one o.
them Tor the purpose OF welcoming with public dinner
the officers of the fret vessel that should arrive at
Orleans under the til colored flag. At sunset salute
OF twenty guns feed on the public square ga
midst thousand acci atoms of the inns az crow j
attracted to the spot In the evening the public
were illuminated. and the ely until alter niiIn yh
souded in quirter with -houts Of bsrty! r.r-
nal freedom France!" ",rg live Lifaye,t!' &c The
Bee observes that the Americ n resident. of New Or.
leans no, behind the French n their ssons
OF enthu.iasn the ANNA ing occ aston During SET
eral days that city il said to have zen plunged in
deiirious state OF joy, and 70 have offered miniature
OF Paris at the time she drove from her walls that
odion- caste OF men given up to the execraon OF the
worlJ.'
The Celebration at Savannah on the 2i in.,an, was
brilliant very large procession assembled a, 10
o'clock and under the of the different
Companies repaired 20 The Roman Catholic Chapel The
Church was ihronged-High mass was performed
Gan, together with the imposing ceremony of the
Juvenile Volunteer Guards, the pupils OF Mr.. George
L. Phi lips School performing the military church SER
vice of presenting arms at the elevao, of the hoa, and
the Marseilles Hymn sung by the choir the grega
ton joining in the chorus, with enthusiasm displayed
like by the ladies aad the gentlemen gave the tout en-
se6e imposing effect that il he
by the friends OF berty-,h- friend. of France
- ne procession thensmoved back 10 the ESchanee
where IL was dismissed by the M rshsl of the day Jo-
scgh Pelo, E'q. and a salute fired 10 Monumen,
Squans by the Chatham Artillery, and fen d. a by
the infantry companies. The French cz .ps, aud the
lovers Of Liberty who had joined in the aud
subscribed to the dinner, assembled at the Exchange
Long Room, at o'clock to sump;uous duner proviI.
| ed by Mr.. Baey, in the first style-at which the
greatest order and good humoc egued Among others
| the following toasts were giveu:
"Ld belle Frdnce-The land of Genius Entbu.asm
and Cbivairy-adorned with every trophy of science
and arfng ia
Liberty May she remain happy for ever and for
ever.
"U States of .4merica-The land OF libery-the
home Of the br.ve-the Joy Of her the
Of tyranny attests their happiness under the banner
| Freedom.
"Louis Philippe the frst-Con.,i,u,ional King Of
the French fame will be i'm pershabe for knowing
how to appreciate the merits Of a great, good aud
! brave Pecpe-he will heal the wounds tyranny in
| licied
| "The President of the u. States, Cen II. Jackson
The hero AMI statesman brave in the field of battle
wise and just in the cabinet.
"On this toast being given; pyramid placed in the
centre OF tho two extremes Of the table elegantly or
nsmented, having the four sides the letters p. w
J. Tor Philippe, Lafayette, Washington and Jackson x.
ploded, presenting as by enchan,ment to the company
the bust OF Andrew Jackson, crowned with laurt
wreath brilliantly Illuminated The effect of this egic
work OF Patriotism and love to a great man. was elec
trio, and called forth hunders Of applause.
| "Gen Ldfdyetfe-The father OF Freedom, after ages
will bless his memory-cali him their bsnefactor And
France will be proud to have given birth good and
grea, a man."
| On drinking toast in honor Of James NJ WAYNE
E-q their Representative in Congress, he and ad
dressed them in handsome appropriate speech, AID
cOnclud. ID bv offering the following .ras':
| Louis Philippe King IF The French by consent
and command Of the French People May his reign
BE- pro.per for France-bnt be continued no Ion ger
taan the Charter, which he has sworn 10 observe shall
| be kept by bin truth F"
On drinking "Thp Orator If The Day." Mr. James
berhe9the addressed the meeting and gave the follow
| ing toast:
Ths Int al,
awful warning to tho Crowned II lads Of Europe"
The Volunteer Corp, Of Norfolk and Porisn, ruth
have selected This day. the 10 Oc.of err (tte memora
be day OF the surreud of the British troops at York
town. t'r celebrating tn glorious events OF the
Revo'uion-tbus uniting on the occasion the
achieveme9t of lafayette 90 The Champion Of Liberty
in the two emispheres" " The ri coored n ,g (.ays
the Norfolk Beacen) will float en- the bre re in kin
dred association with the Am sricaR stripes saues be
hed at tae dawn noon and sunset, in honor OF the
cason and we understood the troops will'partake OF
| COLLATION. with their brother volunteers thg Iniepen-
dents, Capt Capr?n, who that day will APPEAR their
new and splendid uniform now in PREPARATION
| The Citiz 'ns OF Washington had a letting on the
lih inS'.-Gen. Van Ness, Mayor OF the City in the
| Chir-and determined to celebrate the late glor,us
Revolution in F,ance by Public Procession thu
18th lnst-The President OF the u. s. the Head. OF
Departm cuts, The Officers OF Government generally,
the Officers OF the Army and Navy, the judiciary Of
the District, the Officers aud Soldiers of the Revolution
the Natives of France who be in the Cry, and the
| Mayor, Board OF Alsermen Board of Common ,un
Gil, and the Volunteers ami Cizens of and
hIexandra,are invited To unite in the Celebration Gen
Walter Jones is requested to deliver an Grafton sui
10 the event-And the Committee Of Arrangements is
requested to address, " on behalf Of the Ctz ms OF
Washington, Lister to Gen. LAFAYETTE expressive
OF their admiration OF his late patriotic services in the
glorious Revolution which has terminated u the tri.
nmph OF the brave People of France and also of the
EMULATION and sympathy which that great event has
produr ed in this City"
Aud yet Richmond who set the first Example Of
these celebrations, which, worthy town.man
'ays' deserves to be mtated-euery ,oherewas orgi-
naiy rdlcued and almost reprobated, for lifting up
| the FIRST Voice iD honor of the French!
.Nre trick The National lnteligencer quotes from
the llth No of the "a Federalist' by Mr. Hamilton the
following passage:
"The world may politically, we'll as geographically,
be divided into four parts each having distinct set of
Interests Unhapply for the other three Europe by her
arms and by her negotiations by force and by fraud has
in different degrees extended her dominion over them
all Africa, Asia, and America have successfully felt
her domination. The superiority she has long maintain
the world and TO consider the of mankind created
| Tor her benefit Facts have too long support
ed these arrogant pretensions of the European. 1t be-
longs to us to vindcae the honor of the human race
and TO teach that assuming brother moderation Union
will enable US to do it Disunon will add another victim
to his rumphs Let Americans dsdain be the instru.
ments OF European greatness! Let the thirteen States
bound together in strict and undssolube union con-
cur in erecting great american System superior to
the control of all ranssntic force influence and able
to dictate the terms of the connexion between the old
and the world"
Now how does the cunning InteIligencer use this
passage Why-to show that the idea of an american
System is not OF recent origin and that in becoming the
modern champion OF such system, MIR. CLAY is only