Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-09
FREpGRrc9esuRo, July =.
FOURTH OF JULY.

FsInInIcSesuse, Ju:yT
FOURTH OF JULY.
Fhc Anniversary Of American Independence, was
isdies, st . bsrb.cue ., Richasis Spring near the
town Of Falmouth, Saturday tho Sd Of july 1880.
Judge John Coater was appointed President, and
hurry Forbes, EsQ. Vice President-vhcn the fol-
lowing toasts were drank;
4. The day we celsbrs,e--May its annual return
find us a free and hsppy. people
The memory of Neutrality-suspicious. in war,
rst peace, and first in the hearts Of his country
men,"
g. The memory Of Thsmas Je6srson--Ths author
the Decaratlon Of Indepcndence.
4. The President Of the U. States.
s. The surviving Soldiers Of the Revolution
Thcir Government has at length done them Justice
May the evening Of their days be a. happy the
morning was glorious to their country.
6. The Union Of tire States--Paramount TO oil O.
tber Observation-Disclosures and disuiay to all
''Nullifers"
2. The State Governuent-Equal and exact jus
fugai motion to or from The FEDERAL Govcrnment.
8. Tho State of South Caruina-One IN front rank
during the Revolution--Nay she continue to add to
tho lustre Of her nsme, and not act to taruis
-. 0. Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
The three great pillars Of National prosperity-May
noither Of them be fostered by government to the
Jury Of the others. -
10. The Congress of the Uuited ssatcs-More &C.
stion--loss talk.
IL. Our sister Republics Of South Americs-
Pesce unity and prosperity attend them 49,.
IL Virgina-Our native State-Always firm; al
ways temperate; always Intelligent; will at all times
do her duty.
IS. The Fair Sex-The first hope of rising man
hood-The sweetest solace of declining wears.
VOLUNTEERS.
by the President Free Trade and Sailors
Rights"
BY the Vice President-The Union Of the States
Palsied be the tongue and confusion to the head,
that darcs Suggest the idea of calculating its cost
BY Judge Carr-Honor to the fair Ladies who have
honOred by their presence the Birth day Of lbcr
ties (amended by Judge Coater) and the back ofmy
hand to those who have neglected us
By T. Read-The Navy Of the U. States-Fhe
boast OF frecmcn the wonder of the world the
scourge of tyrants
By John Moncure-The next Legislature MAY it
be wise, the late Convention.
BY Doct A Fitzhugh-John Randolph Of Roam
oke.
ByS G. Daniel-Agrculture- Thc fountain of
our wealth and independence
BY B. Gordon-Hcnry Clay.
BY J z Fnzhugh-Bolivar-Like Washington,
henade his country frec-like Lycurgus, he became
an exile to save 1.-THE kindred subuliry Of his vir-
tues will give him On equal place in the Temple of
Fame.
BY George Kiger--General j ckson--An honester
politician nhabts no country earth; fearless and
unmoved in his Executive course Go on in the good
work, neither courtng the favu, of friends dread
ing the frowns Of enemies.
BY A. B. Beckwlth-Henry Clay-Like Cervan-
tes hero of old When he places his lance rest, he
will scatter the fock, though the Old Boil Wether be
at their head.
by Bachelor The Fair. They only can render
the rugged path of life smooth and pleasant
s'Wiihoui our hopes without Or fears
Without the home that Plghtsd love endears;
Wnhou, the smile from partial beauty won,
Oh! what were mani-a world without sum-"