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

Maysvillc Message would have poured the oil of glad
ness into his very soul.
BY III. Chids Washington, Jefferson and Jackson
TO.4TS SELECTED
DRANK AT LYNcItBURG,
BY the Artillery with their invited guests composing
in all about $50 or 1i0Capt j. f. Norvoli presided,
assisted by Lieutenant James Simpson and +. Hickey
The President Of tho United States-a Soldier Pat.
riot; aStatesman,-9 cheers, Jacksons March.
The Union OF the Sates-"It must be prescrved."--
cheers March to the Battle Field.
by J,etge Nm. Daniel. "The Tariff an odious
monster OF vainous compounds, called encouragement
Of domestic manufacturers necs every thing il gives
ugly Squin 10 the political countenance of our other
wise most excellent President; tends to disunon; IL
must be restrained
BY Col, Daoid Rodes. Col. William j. Lewis. the
Patriot AMI constant friend and guest of the Lynchburg
Light Artillery; they delight TO honour his memory.
Hy c. H. Afosby Orator of the Day. John Tayloc
the accomplished lawyer the real Virginia gentleman.
by Co., I'm. Campbell Of Bedford. Agriculture,
Commerce, and Manufactures three sisters; in the gen
cral government, may they find an impartial parent
by Judge William Daniel. General Jackson the
general welarewhose principle it 10 restrain the
exercise OF the enumerated aud limited powers of
the Constu ion 10 The specified objects and purposes
for which they were granted-this ,DiU preserve the
Union.
BY drclHes d. JoIason Martin Van Buren, and
John c. Calhoun: When arc ready we will call for
yon-ull then, let there be peace.
by Dduid e. .W,oTeLi The veto the Maysville
Road ii practical definition Of the patriotic sent-
ment uttered by the President Of the United States
the Jefferson dinner 'the Union must be preserved
by George T. .NorUeY. John Randolph of Roanoke:
Ihelndepsndent Statesman, the classical Scholar, the
eloquent Orator, the accomplished gentleman
BY Ed,Cam ByOLcn IT, John Randolph of Roanoke
The star of Virginia: May the of his mission to
RUSSIA dlsappolnt the expectations of his enemies.
by CAPT. JObn r.. .RoTDcA. VIM. c. Rives: Re-
spcccd for his merit admired for his talents: esteemed
for his virtues Virginia will claim him as favorito
By.A r. North. The Opposition PARTY take exceed
nggreatpns to create jealousy between J. c. Cal
houn Martin Van Buren, that they NAV rival each o.
ther IN the next Presidential Election, that they may
succeed in clectng their avorite champion Henry CLAW
But we OF the Democratic Party will not be found a.
sleep We intend toreelect Cen Jackson in spite of
Henry Clay his friends, (he National Republicans
IA they style themselves) and after that, VIC will
run the man only who will keep the said Clay from be-
ing elected.
BY Tho's J. .Nooyman. Anlrcw Jackson: Neither
thu denuncatons threats of his enemies can induce
him to recclc from the proud station he has taken in
defence Of his charge.
Drunk at the Rifle Grcys' Celebrations
Inc federal Constitutions
While tho Coliseum stands, Rome shall stand
- when the Coliseum falls, Rome shall fall!
Rc bai yousccm, truly your corntry's friend
1nl t@Rtraeg proceed to what you would
by Col. David Saunders, of Bedford "a patriot Of the
Reyoution) Health and prosperity TO the remaining
soldiers OF the American Revolutionary army! Nav
they yet live to see the day when the Tennessee Tc0-
~ will be well vanished with Kentucky clay.
ny Col Daniel Is. Pcrrow, "a patriot Of the Revou
pontmenS correct in his decisions, his wisdom will
give him support from the great majority of the peo-
pie.
BY Henry s. Langhorne. John Randolph and b. w.
Leigh The Incorporating defenders of the old Con-
SIT tion.
BY Col. Alcx. Austin. The Union of the States: 1T
"nust and "shall' he preserved!
BY Thomas Steptoe. George McDulTie The Ajax
lebanon of the AntTari party. Success to his cause,
By Maurice II. Garland. Bolivar: Still worthy of
our praise He wears no dadem.
By William Daniel, jr. The National Republicans of
the present day. Old Federalists with new name Hon
est men rarely change their names.
BY Dr. James Saunders. Henry Clay Amidst per-
secuon and defamation the lofty spirit and unbendinr
patriot Let them prove, who can, that he ever glanc-
Cd his eye from the polar star of his countrys good.
The friends that have stood by him will swell and null
hply until nations confidence and highest gift shall
DO his reward.
BY Hugh Montgomery. Henry Clay: The Atlas Of
the West Proud in conscious rectittde he rears his
nobo head unscahcd above the beowings Of the storm.
by James MCord. Andrew Jackson a monument
Of national gratitude: may he again be the choice OF
the people.
BY Mai. Thomas Rudd Henry Clay-son of vir-
gina' Like son Of old he sold his birth-righ for
moss Of potage.
BY william c. Frazer. Henry Clay: May his name
continue 70 shine with unlimnished lustrc long as
the radiant shall rise gid our days or the moon
appear to illuminate our nights
BY Thomas j. Duval. The present Administration:
May we all bear with Il with fortude until 1893; and
then exchange ii for Of COpiifiOn and Intrigue.
BY Griffin l.. Leckie. Henry Clay: His Transcend
ant services and abilities deserve the first station in the
gin Of free people.
Ar LYNCH8URG.
Drank At The surviving remnant Of the Old Artillery,
who. in 1913 we're in services at Camp Holley, dined
at BfiglanIs
Our Federal Unon--Ii must be preserved" or IL.
beriy il gone.
The General and STATE Goyernmenis-Each within
ito orbit.
The Constitution Of Virginia; Improved, though no
perfected.
BY Robert ~. Gay--Thr privilege Of the press The
privilege r. speech, The privilege oi making our own
roads and canale, and then the privilege Of assembling
Ourselves together under vines md our own
~ trees Tho 4th DAY nj Jry NJ every year, md then
fight our own Camp iIolley hattlas.
Nv Capt Jassa l. Ppfry-Andrew J,ckron--Thr nm
w deed required 10 G HE mesrurr IN the brifu il his
relieving The Southern Ngepltntiss fon ila UNEQUAL
and tyrsnuictl ourre' ion a. he Americas sy"fn.
Nv T. L p-rter. .C isy of Eerf-rgv