Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
ton H.. no. tho blood h. shed al Brandyw,u. been

Iuon HAS not the blood he shed al Brandywins, been
consecraed by fifty successive and most memorable
years oil devotion TO tho great causeevery wear
presenting niable test The courage of his he ART
and the consancy OF his virue9 In the gloom OF defeat
aud In the flush OF victory, the ramparts of York
townand in the dungeons of Olmuz-unier the imperi
al irown Of Napoleon in the zenith of his power and at
the head OF the victorious national guards do YOU not
every where behold him the same unyieiinp but mo-
derae and enlightened advocate of wel.reguatcd b.r.
ty! that Liberty which alone give TO life its Iusre
and perfume, and without which there is no solid secu
rity for rights person.
| The principles of Lafayette, by some deemed revolu
onary are in their very nature the principles of social
oderFor they seek to establish social order on the rea
and the acquiescence of the people, in whom after
ALL resides the power TO create and TO destroy govern
,ents. The tranquility that exists under an Absolute
Monarchy, ii to be endured ALL is but the deceitu
calm that precedes the bursting of volcanosyou lead
under il life of perpetual terror md alarm no,
Knowing at what moment dreadful explosion will
involve all in a common ruin. When Providence ner
omitted the invention of types decreed the triumph of
rational liberty the revolutions that have and that will
succeed are but the struggles OF the few against the
many-of ill-goten and expiring power against eter
nal right and justice. The lightning of heaven is not
more unerrng' nor more powerful than the lightning
OF the press IN the exirpaon of political abuses; and
hence all tyrants would unite in DESTROYING that great
lever OF reform; but well mig they attemp, to turn
back the waters of the upon their sources
Happy the nations that have passed through the ordeal
thrice lustrous the heroes AMI sagcs that in the shirt of
moderation wisdom have aided in the consummaon of
the great work. whether il may have resulted i'm whole
some Republican In buttons or i'm well-defned
monarchy, with Unequuocdl charter that keeps The
purse-'uings In the hands of the people-Such, my
friends have been the glorious ans-such the splendid
services of men like Washington and Lafayetc.-Tbe
birthdays OF both will hereafter be hailed bv A.
mencans ana by trenchmen with joy and gadness-
Can those who know him. doubt that the Patriot of La
Grange is already casting his regards towards America
anxousiy anticipating our sentiments upon his conduct
on inc ,ae glorious 9ccason' What, them shall be
answer! My friends in the fuiness of the heart the
mouth speaketh let us drink "The health of Gen Lnfy
his life" "
| g. Our Federal Union-In the LANGUAGE of J,cL,or
il must be preserved.
g. Gen. s. Smith-The associate of Lafayette in arms
and in doctrine.
a. The late Revolution in France and its Advocates
i " la such cause, such arms must sure prevail"
D. me Natondf Guards-ln protecting their coun
try against its King, they have shewn themselves wor-
thy of their name.
g. The brave boys of the Polytechnic School-such
scions must yield sound fruit
10. The Regiments of the line that refused 70 turn
their bayonets against their countrymen, fighting for
chartered rights.
H. The press-The expounder and guarantee of the
rights OF mantle dread of Tyrants
H. The tri-coloured flag and the Is sripes-where-
yer they meet, may they be united in harmony on
ID. French Mothers-None but noble matrons could
boast such sons French daughters-'None but the
u brave deserve the fair.''
These followed by a variety of voluntecrs
and all were interspersed with music, washington's
March, Hail Columbia, the Marseies Hymn, and
, will add one toast that recollect
La Grange-Ever the seat OF hospitality NAV 1.-THE
always the abode of happiness
wa. no regular public meeting, but accords in spr-
IL win the public sentiment, and send the sketch 10
show that the good citizens OF Richmond will meet with
z cordial sympathy in Baltimore"
.The fine portrait of Gem Laav
ete ianked by American and French tricoloued flags
NJ Ia Mr. w NJ Robn.ons Letter in the Enquirer Mrs
Boiling Is enormously printed Mr. Bolng-Dr
was at Cobb. 10 the lifetime of Mr. Boiling. 1t Mrs.
= TO TIE EDITORS
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. ''' '''' 'p''''u' 'SMSH;TTT1'lEw W. COLE,
Assistant Marshal for Fluvauna
MARRIEDon the 81 inst. by The Rev Addison Lewis
daughter Of William RichOrdsOn Esq of Mount poylva
The annuncia,ion The death OF BEVERLY b. Bnowy will
@ & sS n end regret, Blu, few weeks he
heavy gale 18th of August the vessel n The
island Of Abaco An passengers o whom there We're avei
saved AND I eys D G mate four Others Of the
bo oount teee'yed RON the mate leaves doubt
and the friends whom he has e behind only substitute re-
will never @ 10 "r me h person who possessed them The,
h M mind those principles which, before every thns
Of strict integrity and mindful of
90 We compelled postpone till our next tho Rosoptons
ADOPTED ny the Bar OF Richmond from respect frown
plEDon the night of tho 2d of Sept, $780, Carer
Esq oil the county of Amherst His subec, al
universal regeho amiab useful active and ntelloon
mon and his loss will be sincerely family his friend
and the community generally lie Of billions fever VII,
winch he was confined hut few Nodanger apprehend
ed
anu numerous acquaintance gathered renal and If
performing the last awful duty the bosom
seriousness Of his wohe will long n man o
unguesonube integrity and unsnied tbs
only inheritance he has left amly-alongh fortune
may fail them these will. tLynehgurg YjSginjaa
god July last at the residence If HE ho,t. -
oleross near Glasgow, the 5lt year age ions
Esq merchant of London but for resident of Pc
tersburg.-CoMMUStcsrED. " 80
on the 9th inst, tho Of his foher in Esso,
osy ate snort but auful Illness Mr.. BENZ WRIeHT
The 3Oth OF his In the death individual TWO
parents and large family of
mos distressing bereavemen and society has of
~ S most honorable nemborsSteTn and in his pnc
pies and possessing, high those rnt
winch ennobes the character ospoctod Inv ali bf
knew him. aud greatly lamonted by largo circle OF relations ant
fronds- CoMMUHfcATED. ~ ~
on Monday night, The Both August in tho 18th wear
e age ANY OvERroS daughter of
hanover. Seldom has
one whom wero blended more nnocence virtue
mas II a zen TO me lot OF parents to resgu Of hin
gave her, child more
oVeIy traits OF character Tho moeknoss
on with which she bore the lingering sickness which
conveyed her TO the tomb and tho serenity and
life wv O"0' ""u 'uct''uno OF moi
We riss thy voice while flowers are blowing
And the first blush Of blossom clothes cocI,b ongb
And the spring shine round our home is yIov,n3
Sot as my srnllc-hou wOuldst be W US nos
q w th us we wrong thee by tho earthly
Could our fond gaze but follow whore those art,
Well might the glores of the world seem nouaht
cUive tho -