Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20

| The South aud the North: "shoulder to shoulder
they went through the Revolution Hand In hand they
stood around the administration OF Washington, and felt
God that harmony might again return."
Lberty-The Liberty that yields to Law-and cheer
uiy resigns part for the protection and security Of
| the rest.
By Judge Story-The Constitution of the u. SITS
rue and its whole sense-The letter and the spr
letter, which kieth not, and the spirit, which
BY Judge Davis-Ihe Cradle of Liberty-"when
the wind blows the Cradle will rock" but If the child
be In DANGER ten thousand will be ready for It's
by Hon. WIN. Sturgis-Col. Hayue Of s. Carolina
An accomplished gentleman, though misguided Pstri-
ot-We rejoice that the Champion OF New England en-
countered powerful opponent for the ability with
which error was maintained, made truth the more tri-
umphant.
BY Hon L. shaw-The periodical Press, under the
guidance oil intelligence, purity of purpose, and psb-
lie sPir the most powerful protector of public Liberty.
HENRY CLAY-The great luminary, that has sat
prhnantiy IN the West but for ONE SHORT PERIOD: il
snail rise again with augmented spendor and ndne
to its proper station in the American Zenith she'll at
tract around il, other lumnaries from the four
points.
The Union OF the Staes-Securcd by the Io,e,n-
gence Of tho people, the tempests of faction mus. assa
il i'm vain
GAS some tall cliff that its awful form,
Swells firm the vale, aud midway hoaves tho storm
Though its rolling clouds are sprond
Eternal sunshine settles head" ''
The following among other toas,s, were given at the
Republican Celebration Of the Fourth of July in Bos-
ton.
The President of the United Siates-A Colossus
whose just proportions best shown by his eleya-
ton.
The New Administr ation-Like the people they serve
Tdesgned Tor the use and not for show-practical
Heroes-practicai Parios-and practical Statesmen.
The Democratic members Of the u S. Senate-Tbey
have restored the manly Dorc OF the Constitution and
tumbied from their basis 'the Cornthian Capitals Of
polished society,""
Hon. Levi Woodbury-His eminent talent. and dem
ocra.ic ""''ics make him the pride of N Engand-his
patriotic magnan'ty, asplendid example the states.
THE Hon. Mr.. Woodbury. having been unable to at
tend the dinner the following toast together with
an appropriate letter-"The Washington Society-May
its principles be as patriotic as his whose bears
and incorporating as his who filled the Of
his country's glory"
Hon. Isaac Hill. The fearless ard faithful Champion
oil Republican princpleshis character and services
duly appreciated by the Democracy of the granite Slate
and OF the Nation.
THE Hon. Mr.. Hill gave the following toast: sThe
Fdfrtohc WdiTtor who feared pei svaal responsible
y to save his country when invaded by foreign enc
N.Y. and the Patriotic Statesmen, who disreg hi
own temporary popularity when his veto would save
>, The Expectation OF the Oppositon-The triumph of
Hope over Experience.
The Unon-Sheltered under the Sacred shield of De-
ocracyaganst the obstreperous patriotism OF the
party in war, and the war party in peace.s
Inc following were given at Springfield, Massachu-
The Sovereign Peop'e-AIways politically honest.
hey raiiiy no corrupt bargains, uninHuenced by am
oi'ious aud designing Demagegues they decide riebt
their verdict is uniformly for Democracy and their
country.
The President ofhe U. States The pure patriot and
Hero, as incoupble in the Chair of State a, nyinci-
BILE in the field OF Arms.
BY Dr. Geo. Frost-"war, PestiIence and Famine,
long talked of as the inevitable consequence of the
present administration. Where they! Go ask the
old Essen Junto.
BY Mr.. Dah Allen The Purse of the Nation
May very President have the courage aud the integrity
to- place his "Veto" upon all those who would uncon
stitututonslly draw its strings
by Capt T.. Narner-.fndretD Jacksonville Pres-
dent OF the people and the peoples Presidents his vaor
ana skill liz host in the field and his "Veto" sheld
10 the constitution and the treasury.