Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23
TOaSTS SELECTED,

people.
TOaSTS SELECTED
DndiM IN The Upper Parish an .AcconGck County.
Inc Declaration of independence was read by Mr.
iiolmes preiaced by very appropriate Introductory
ADDRESS, and very eloquent, instructive and interesting
Grafton was delivered by Vcspasian Ellis Esq-CoI
John r. Drummond presided, assisted by Maj O. Logan
and Captain s. Henderson as Vice Presidents-Jas 9
Corbin, VIM. Welbum, jr. John Massey, andJ d. Wei.
burn, ir Committee of Arrangements.
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams The first, the il
lnsous author-the last the eloquent advocate of
the Declaration of Independence
The Union of the States: Nav il be as LASTING nc
time.
The Sovereignty OF the individual States Nav il ior-
ever be invioate
by Col. Drummond, President Commodore HULL
The first American Captain who in the late war forced
the Commander of British lrigate TO strike his flag
by Ellis, Esq. Orator of the Day: The Union of
all ana The Sovereignty of each of these States: Nav
.e St stand hrm amid the storms of party excitement
and sectional discontent-and the last escape forever
INC devourng jaws OF national consolidation
ut HdTperS FerrY.-Ater a very sumpiuous din
re- prepared for the occasion by Mr.. Sappingon r.
bReT5"gIon' E,q; was called 20 the Chair, end VIM.
Reed, James Wager and Robert Keyes, E.qs as
sisted as Vice Plesideuts The Declaration of indie
pendence was read by a. w. Manning, E.q.,
ic and eff lent.
Internal Improvement, when done by the States
me arm For revenue solely: robbing Peter to
Col. Edward Lucas: Our puest-A Jefferson Re.
publican aud warm and Efficient friend OF the pre-.
sent chief magistrate.
by William Reed, Vice Decentralization and re-
by Otwel Siurdy-A. Jackson: The grand son Of
Erin Gobragh: he is visit 10 Tennessee: Nav he
EaVe Pheasant voyage; and on theIh OF March 1887
ne able u perform the same journey,
by DR.. Roper P esidrut Jackson and his veto OF
The Rockville AMI Maysvil'e road bills lie displayed
IN an eminent degree, his iirmncss patriotism and d.-
interested attachment to the TRUE and LITERAL con.
sruc'lcn OF the federal constitution.
By Mr. S,ines-J ohm Randolph of Roanoke
faithful guardian OF the peoples liberty; when he sees
corruption, lac cries aloud and spares May lie have
pro'perous voyage and a successful mission.
by Cary Thomp'on ajor James Hamilton of s.
caF9ina the quin'essence of chivalry, the able and
iea' iess advocate Of Southern principe4
M Haypey's Ferry, on the Island in the pofo,aoc
opposite The cHdge The officers of the Uuited
safes Armory. Gvn Georges Rust, the Supern;eod-
ont. Major William B,oadus, Paymaser, Capt john
H. Hal, Of tie Rifle establishments Major BENJAMIN
Ioote, tie Master Armorer. and also Major James
. epnen'on ormerlya representative in Congress from
his district, were invited to aeRd of whom however
ohly ne two frst were able TO comply. The Decara
un OF Independence was read by Major William Broad
~ who is revolutionary officer, with ere at feeling
accuracy and Judgment. Major Br oadus iikewse ACT
ed as President of the day, as.i.ted hy Cen Grorge
Rust and WIN. Anderson. and Philip Hoffman "a Vice
President, assisIedby COl. Henry Ward and Nobl S
The armory at Harper-Ferry: by fo,lering it, the
government VIII obey an injunction Of the father Of hi,
country " in peace prepare Tor war"
The Old Dominion and the amended Cons,i,mti.r.
because we love the former have accep'ed the lat,
eT, Washing ton's ir,h dav
By Gn George Rust-The memory of Gen. Arm.
BY Robert Rtyes-A Andrew Jdck,on: Like Gear,
wiz not only pi'f"ous but far, far above suspicion
., S ,2, ~ G. D. stephenson Henry Clay: THE s'ac
oil me We Though temporarily obscured by an er.
ratio Comet, his light now bozsS with renewed enul-
gence.
BY W. s. Anderson-John c. Calhoun: not NOR.
emiucnty di.tngush or his honor In m tire url,aui
he frnr 4 10
diSniy aud from honor to honor, until he can wish for
nomOre.
~ Haior Jnmes Stephenson Henry Clay: the en-
sh'rned slae.m the honest roiiIcian and The un.
DISGUISED friend of the right of man.
m Cot Henry Vd'd--The Hon. John Randolph
Of hoinoke, Minister TO Rus'ia-Nsy he disapp,nt
hS enemies, and realize the sanguine expectations Of
his friends
by H. ". 5fanning-s Senator Woodbury. of New
H"mpshii e The rock OF New England democracy
iron That rock will bui'd my faith and the gates of
Hell sbsll not prevail against it,"
By H'my SfiPes Old Hickory makes cool Iods
Ior c,r &c in q erro, for The punishment, OF deuefs
ana ne re9to d'ion Of rutlic virite.
NJ E@fon PennsyiCanid By the democratic re
Andrew Jscl son Tried and approved, worthy o. the
msh tru-t e mn.iued TO this charge. Oh
George Wolf, Governor Of r. mn .ylysnia-Ao i,co-
fupioie patriot an intelligent and virtuous man. The
good sense aud honest fc ling. Of tie community must
Iways be arrived on IL side.
ny he - .idrnt Regular NominaGons-he life
anI soul oil The dem ic-a:ic purity N,innovations
ny the brsl FIce PRECEDENT John c. Calhoun Vice
President u The u. S'stss-The abe Statesman anJ
answering democrat The p,oyl- duly appreciate and
viii reward liz distinguished servicss
By Z. H. Weygandt Cant. Pagan Accomplished
soliets ~ proved him,el when commanding the
State Fencibies AZ Esson
Wy ten T. j. R"gors-The people Of old Northsmp-
Un-"henever engaged in bard political contest
'"ey prove thems lyos an essential part Of The bone
ana Tnew Of The democracy NJ PennsSlvanis
ny :; krchen--Andrew Jackson Ills services con.
sti'ute his tides WI
:, ~ =. W. MiXsel-The Governor Of Pennsvysris-
eu' pnae's and The disappointed may a.siil but they
canhV' hfe"k down his well.eIned reputation The
people will sustain him
ny Ne ~ Buliz-Andrew Jackson IIis service. Il,
shall be more. ~
by Samhel Shick-Georgs Wolf Distinguished for
hs upiehne's aud ability as public officer beloved
20 a citizen md neighbour