Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09

L. The Day we Celetr aie--Msy the mc soon come,
when Il shah be day OF Jubilee to all mankind.
z. The Heroes OF the tay their
fundamentally their bliss.
3. Washngton--
"lyacrc may the wcarisd oyc rcposo
When gazing on the great,
N MSS ae.S %sass, . sSI.y glory CLOVIS
The Cineinnetus Of he West,
Whom eavy dar'd not hate,
Si %'Is Of %sas ,. ,
a. Thomas Jsfer.on-C Genius was lis riyht name
Phhanthropy his heart aud Liberty his am-Relipous
bgoy hurs lie shafts in vaniis missiles are repell-
ed by the i,npenerabls ~ eis that protects his fame
8. Benz. Franklin-"And God said 10, there be l,bt
and there light T"
James Madison-The Champion Of '9s-hs fame
Is identified with that Of his country
T. President Jackson-Invucibis in arms-6rm In
Connc-wiih him at the helm the vessel Of State i.
g. The veto--I is this noble sen,imcnt-love your
Country better hsn yoursel who does not approve IT,
D. The Union and Sovereignty of the Staies-Lst
them bs preserved, and our Liberty will be eternal.
10. The American Sys'em--An incubus that NARA
Lies the energies Of the Son,hi,s evils are manifest
Its b,nedts exist only in the brain Of s founder.
IL. Wskins Leigh-His able and dstine u>hs al SER
tonal liberty
10. Th,S,ar Spanglel Banner-I,s Stars for II.
friends-i,s Stripes for i's fees.
IL. The American Fair-Our hope-our fear--o,r
noblest pride and tenderes, care.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Andrew Kean-I.ucas p. Thompsou FIRM a
midst the waverng, he looks only to principle
BY Doct A. Nash-Tom Psine-Iet IN. sin Of hi.
Age OF Reason b. lost in the recole c,ion of his
" Rights Ct Man"
BY. Doct r. W. Roy.,a- 70. w. Leigh-one of the
FIRST Of Virgina's sons-Graiude for his servce-Ad.
miration for hi. talent.
BY r. c. Macon-The veto-A proud triumph Of
State Rie't', over Federal Usmrpa,ior.
BY Wm Cocke-Henry Clay-In considers ration of
The services he has rendered his country may he al
ways enjoy the pleasures Of private lie, and be free
tom the duties and responsibilities of public Office
BY III. Gariend-Gen A. Jackson" If we cannot
agree in all things, in may unite, in ascrihng
gratitude AMI praise to him. who, the plain, Of New
Orleans. defeated the prouiest and braves Army in the
BY A. M. Hsrison-John Randolph of Roanoke, and
Wn. c. Rves-Virgina may we'll point to them a.
morg her iswels.
BY Charles Kcan-Gen. r. B. Tsylor-GuIded bv
principle, he went for the good Of the whole, Disregard
ine personal or local consds ratons.
ByJ. V. Kesu-Henrv Clav--the hope of his friends,
the terror OF his enemi-s-He will yet rescue our
country from the administration of a rash do.ard.
BY Doct Thos. p. ADMINISTRATIONS Jackson-The
breath OF envy, and the shafts of calumuy assail him
BY John Woodson-The predecessors of Gen. Jack
SON Looking TO the interest of their country rather
Than The advancement CT their rarty, they either vio-
lated the right OF opinion, punished its just mane
nance.
BY Tho'. r Hsrri-on--Andrew Jackson--Firm, en-
frightened, and patriotic.
BY Doct ]. Morri,-The re denomination of Noah-A
pretty trick: becoming the second Washington.
BY Doct. r. w. Royster-Andrew Jacksonville
honest firm, AMI consistent Statesman-H takes the
Constitution for his text, and puts his Veto the Road
Bi!ls.
BY James Poindexter-Anirew Jackson-As he
should be, firm advocate Tor State Rights.
By j. q PJndexter-P. p. Blrbour-The hone ST
poll ician and able defender of State Rights.
BY Peter GuerrAnt-The Commonwealth Of Virgil
MIA The first 10 unfnrl the Banner of Freedom-may
she be the last TO desert hem-Peace among her Cit
BY John Anderson-B w. Leigh and his opponents
"a Giant among D,yarfs-How can the people of Hen
rico hesitate in their choice?
BY John Woodson--The Press-A public blessing
when free and independent-A pHblic curse, when
rup'ea and subsidized by Executive patronage.
by Jefferson Swann--Gen. a. Observation-Disclosures 10
no man in patrotism-next toWashington in services
his country.
BY E.w .Hening-our Country, andher daughters
Palsed be the which would refuse a challenge in
defence Of either.
BY A. M. Harrisop-Gecrge McDnfie-The able
expoundcr and champion of Southern Rights.
BY Narcissus w. Miller-The sovereignty Of the
Siaies-The main Pillar upon which our Government,
ress-Asy he az perpetual as those eternal principles
upon which il reared.
by X. FL. Saunders-The University OF Virginia
May give TO our country young men, jealous in the
cause of science and i;erature and wachful Of
our Independence.
Virginia Ccnvenon-Ever true TO his counrys glory,
and his constituents intereA prosperous voyage and
speedy return To his country.
BY J.. Watkine-Henry Clay-The Patriot States
man, and O-aor-May he be soon elevated 10 the de-
served station Of the Presidential Chair.
BY Nivi'on Watkns-Henry Ciay-what woudst
thou have!-" War; pestilence and faminc."-That, in
some other country, thou may'st have but thou shalt
have Z" Jacksen and Re- FORM in this
BY Joseph S. Watkns-The James River Canal
The w@est, grandes, and most useful scheme in agi
,auon-Its speedy re-commencement. and successful
prosecution to the mouth Of Dunlap's Creek.
BY the Companv--Robt. C. Macon-Our worthy and
most excellent Hostile will be gratefully remem.
bered by The people Of Goochland.
The citizens of Powhatan assembled at the Court.