Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16


doped by majority OF the people.
By l.. ID. Wiison-President Jackson's veto on the
mnistra,ion the Federal Uuion triH he preserved.
| Ar RALEroU.-By the City Guards
The memory of Washington. the venerated aud H.
lustrous Father of Our Liberties
| rrhou art ifoslom's aud Famos,
| Ono of tho few immortal
Charles Carroll, Of Carrollton. The last Of that H.
lustrous band who in the critical period Of our
history, pledged their lives their fortunes and
honor. Tor their country.
Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures. Three
Sisiers-may they avoid family quarres Of all Others
| the most injurious and disgusting.
| Lieut.. Marshall. Hon. John Branch, Secretary of
The Navy: North Caroiinia, with prde claims him
one OF her avore soma, having full confidence in his
private integrity and public worth.
Lieut.. Muse. Capt Blakely and Col. Forsyth-North
Carolina in her conduct TO their children have shown
that they were her avorate and that Republics
are not always ungratetil.
Major A. Torrance, of Salisbury, "a guest) The null
lihca'ing "sgn Of the times like the dark clouds Of
the present that overhang horizon, they will
dissipate without storm.
w. Wnslow OF Favsttevie, O. guest) The genius.
ofthe on4,i'uton-"Indgnan,ly frowning the frat
dawniug any attcmot TO ALLEVIATE any portion of
| country from tho rest.''
Gen. Romulus Nj. Saunders. The State of South
Carolina; participants in her wrongs aud in her suffer-
ngs, we will participate in every means of constu
tt0i,dt resistance to unconstitutional oppression.
Major CHARLES l.. Hinton. North Carolina; shs will
cor Tally respond to the sentiment expressed by our
Representative in Congress, that though she among
last 10 go out of il,
General Daniel. The Union.-It cost the blood of
our fathers: we will if necessary, maintain it with
own.
Col. Willis Whitaker. Our Cold Water friend.
"Temperance,' their motto: they drink wine save
in syl'abub and sac but indulse freely in all 9th
low hog.
Western r. Gales. Our Cold Water friends, we know
that the drdor of their patriotism is no, rendered les.
ardent this anniversary because they abs ain en-
treIy from ardent spirits.
Samuel Whitaker. The Preideni's veo-a sound
exercise Of his constitutional right worthy tie hero oil
New Orleans
l. C. Partridge. Union .Grst-unon last-union for
ecer.
Willis Jones The TariT-oppressive to tho plan
ere, and borne ny them with reluctant tho patriotic
forhearance. When the national debt is paid, may the
government then hear and relieve their complaints anil
the Union.
Thomas Powers Pased be the arm and Icprous
the tongue that would either point or lisp diSunion.
COLD WATER CELEBRATION, AT RALEIGH.
The Fourth Of Juiy.-Lihery's birth day-Ever-
me morable not as season OF icenced dissipation, but
of grateful recollectons, and devout thanksgvng to
Almighty God
Mtemperence. worst of Tyrant. On the day
sacred 10 liberty, and destructive 10 other Tyrans NAV
he never he honered by the PROSTATE homage tho
respectable ami the patriotic.
our Fair Guests.-No arrangements can be either
ctse or good, which forbid the daughters of the
uonay patriots 10 participate in the anniversary ies-
tvi'ies Of American Independence.
As a royal feast given in Shushan, the Palace by
Ahasuerns, King oil Persia the drinking according
to law: NONE DID COMPEL.
The Unions, Federal and Matrimonial AS in the
days OF Washngton, 70 may the former cOntin-
No to be. Az TO the Inter- "as il in the days Of
Noah so shall il be when the of man come,h, Fan.
AT THE MASONIC HALL.
BY the democratic citizens of the city Of Philadel
phia Benjamin w. Richards, Esq. presided, assisted
| by jones Harrer, Alexander Cook, Joseph Worrell,
Henry HON. George NJ. Dallas, AMI James Page, Es.
qures. vice pre- lens. The Hon. Joseph Hemphill,
and other guests present. The Declaration of
dependence read with considerable efec, by Charles
lngersol Esq. after very neat and eloquent ad-
dresa.
The Union II must and shall be prescrued."-9
cheers. Aud Lang Syne
The memory of Washington --the pride of all nations
the peculiar honor of own.-Standing and in si-
lence-DrgP.
| Andrew jackson, President of the United States
eminent above the kings s. emperors Of the earth
elevated and sustained by free and intelligent people.
| Presidents March 3 cheers.
| The heroes and sages of the Revolution-"by all
their comnry's henors bes" Rosn Castle.
| The Army-in war victorious, in peace usefu al
ways the pride of the Republic. Grand March. o
cheers.
The Navy--the cross of ST. George-and the crescen,
of the Infdel acknowledges i,s power-may s,ripes
be the terror Of s foes lie stars the pride OF it's friends
Star Spangled Banner. cheers
Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures--the three
wards OF the g'vernmrn may they always find an i'm
partial guardian. America, Commerce and Freedom.
Internal lmprovement'-the source ofnaonal wealth,
the bond OF nitiona union-most acceptable to the
country in the just ds'ribuon Of their advantages
| cheers Over the hills and far away.
The memory Of Thomas Jeff.rson-ths day witness
ed his devotion to his country good-t called him
receive the reward OF we-apent life. Dead March.
| BY b. w. Richards, President. The watch. word OF
La Fayee for the last half century-Equali:y rights
and public order.
| By Alexander Cook, Vice President John M'Lean
of Ohio-The industrious, talented. successful public
servant; the people will not forge; his merits.
by Alex. McCaraher. The scrambling system
Corrupt in principle partial in operations the nation
Qured just such Andrew jackson to arrest il
| in its dangerous progress
BY William Mandry. VIM. II Crawford-A firm
and decided republican the principles of 1893 May
the democracy Of The present day support the motto OF
Monroe; principles, not men.
BY #. Stoever. Andrew Jackson, President of the
United SiaesThe republican and patriot of the JET.
ieon schoo his conduct and tie principles Of his adj
mhistraon have far received the appreciation and
applause OF his real and dsnerested friends who wish
| him to serve another term.
BY VIM. Justice. Popular eiections-The republi.
can engine for batering down the walls of corruption
establishing the viruOus and democratic maxim OF rota
ton in Office The peoples defence against life esiab-
ments and arstocracy.
by THE UNION ARTfLLERIsTs At PHILADELPHIA
The State OF Pennsylvania-The key-ston of the U
Slates-l3 cheers-Righiso Of Man.
Ihos: Jeherson-The sage, patriot and statesman
Drank in silence
BY Chas. Booker-Gen. Andrew Jackson-The de-
motives for the good OF the peopIe-nay he ever bs
cherished as an officer we'll as statesman.
Ar HARRIsBURG, PA.
me sWUirtng soldiers of the repOIlfion "The brave
OF other days-n the vgor of life they marched in ht
horny path 10 Independence, their descent TO the grave
should be strewed with flowers by their grateful
rymen.
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