Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-13

TO the peroi OF HE departure on his misson m IN.
testimony OF affect ton offered him by hi. neighbours In
spite oil The party strife which prevAiedto the Patio.
which separation from Country, home and friend. adj
'b1 heart and to the bappine-. Of calling
such endesuog recoecons In tho land of stranger.
HI says "A kind providence had permitted hin and hi.
10 pass ans rePdss tn intervening Of waters. and
refm'" In safety TO their native land" Tina, l.. .,o pa.
To Enxisrd srepas." To America "and return" IN Il, ~
land th'i native Ia Neither the Company nor IN.
c'ason would jr.'i'y ary m"ks II parz,n char
Aeer' s,ii les. what wa. p-r.onai TO hm.~ f"-Sill
te-- WHIT wa! ha u n.i'hsr the Company &C. would
insty any remarks Of rhat personal fo bi,,,eN
Yet he could no, forb-ar aiding thar the tim. WI. A.
I" the philosophy Of some, he wssa fspen mao-when
ne W" rAncprou-iy hunted by few who hoped TO find
mir account eis- whore, by pursuing him even mn o
d-a'h-for cx me like these he now addressed vo,.
unfairly to come forward and In the senin-n trs g
ven T. testify 50 favorah'y Of hm-citiz.ns that well
msy b. styled the salt cfhe land hose
leaves them mo'ive hut thrir Coun,ry soo whose
only purpose IL to dol justice. and who generous
10 suffer native OF their county their oldest ser
rant ho claims u. hone Of their hone and
IN OF h.ir oh, To he ruthls.siy and causppsy sar
rhrrd to 'hs prevailing preiu'ices OF IN. day uch
etinony, nv such men. ~ snrh n., goat -,ui
to him tn veriant shsd. AMI shing brook
in I'll" dreary desert, 20 The tcdyirn ,ua, who fo,nd
therein Place of reing" from s"rronn ling ca'ani'ie
Ih' sentence 10 most happily constructed 10 -uciatp
what occurred Al the time when he fallen IN IN
AID when he was rsocorousiy huni~,:-and to show
whether il /, the oldest servant or the on. excepted
Who clins 10 be hone Of ih-i- hone &-,ni here too
we have to1yfdring IN Fl ding ,efl,e ip Jrrary
de .ert from caamities st surrounding him N the de-
ali Osih
and uniting band Of brothers, should c IN the
most acceptable Of all 'a-ricss-the ovrrilowins O,
grat' hearts 10 the almighty dsposer OF TO- IN.
grea'driverane- vnuchs,cd ia reopie snd who-
-noch they had 'h. day met to c-t brat-."-Hrre we
have the OVERLOOKING Of art. aud the most acce stable
OF AZ! cr'hces-Aui hen the eversnce vouch-
sa'ed 10 MS 'sa opl- and trhose epoch cy hat met
to ccebrate that H. to ia, and whose epoch they
us, had met 10 celebrate! how beauteou.--ho v eI..
gan !-"FNty four yew. ago, the fiat went out from
heaven. 'hs, nation Of frern, n should be born-Let
he I'll yhn ohs III h,b
b-hc't-to tho armies who to ight the bat,le. aud %
the superior g-nu. which dirs ced Nh" and abov.
ardent Thanksgiving 10 that kind Providence which
crowned these exer,ons with succ..s.-Mr b s,iI
from all he hal heard read SEEM no event ia. h,d
~ decisive an Influence on the destiny of man"-Thst
is, let thanks be given 10 the paro'to tn armies
the superior geni'i aud above all let arden thank gp.
ing De giren TO Provi'encc.-Ani again event has
hal so decisive an influence the destiny Of aan
whsH az the hat!-'hat i., the fat il ony
hest. but the event itself "Had Il. been
confined TO ourselves. enough would -ull have exit
tor US to have given II rank all other earthly
svents."-Hrre the fiat from hedpen which was the
event, I, converted into earthly evsn--Th- aor
procecd. "Thst to should have been given he noe
quasd blessing OF ecoostruc,ine the aars OF ration 81
liberty, which every ,0here else had been coven down.
that IL, every where -lse but here they have been
cioren down, AMI We have the blessing of construct
ing them every where el.e-"Thst theatre should
have been selected Tor the regeneration OF liberty
whose wid- expan+e reached from OCEAN to -
presenting an asylum for countless mion--tha, 10 a
kindly soil should havs been added genial eli
the nohlest rivers. requiring only much eH.rt 10
connect them as IL necessary TO give Impulse
to enterp'ise---is.lf great blessing--for exp-.
rience proves, where by her p,olig aiiiy
leaves nothing 10 accomplish, it produce. a paraiy-
| ais OF the mind. ,nd man himself is the O liy
nkeardy Object; amid tie RI fusion which sur'
| rounds him.--ThAt al these tiirgs should have
been given peop. essentially of common origin,
and hence with .lipgs hai PLY uni I'd in a
common government whose only sovereign is the law
and whose only object il liberty Here at las. the
Orator HI ea,hesThst the bic s.ns of constructing al
'ars every where else, that the sre should have BEEN
! selected Tor regenersing Iberty,-,ht the fh>afre
should extend from to ocean-,hat |, should pre-
s.n an asylum for mions-tha there should b. kind
'y soil and genial clma'e,-hAt territory is wa
tered by river--hat these rivers SHOULD give an i'm
pulse to entsrrFize,hst enterprizu should be biess
ing--that nature by her posgality leaves nothing TO
be arcnmplsh,d,-ths every hing being accomplished!
paraiyses the mini-h-' man h-coms a riggarlly m.
iect, amid PROFESSIONALISM these things should have
been given peop--,hst hi, psopI. sioul have com
mon feelings-ha these feelings shcult he united Ia
common gov-TnHen,-Ih.' tn sovereign OF this gov.
eminent is the law and that the object of the law is
liberty, issrsngs. wonderful or admirable or VIVA
| no body can teli!-Thr NEXT n;-rc. commences IL
these had been the OF ly r'su" 60 Wi, the tpar.
how mportan, would have been the went from which
they emansted! Bur when 10 this" BATH. all these
r"snfs) il added iha, the remainder OF ,hi4 vas
Hem sphere has TO every political purpose b. en- Gre at
ell anew One Creator-th- influence Of whose .uh-
"me rx""p's we this day .e apart 20 eel r) md ID
sTugs' NJ Tor liberty and ssb government how grAa
Nv does il swell IL importance" HIRE we have the
remainder Of the Hemisphere without tn. oiher por-
ton;and the Creator of ihi. remainder il N do ma
e IL Introduced 10 what end, -how iha, the dav
been set apart tor The purro'a of celebrating His snhime
example in creating IN. remainder If ri .uis-
phere! and who is this es'or! !. tn Aim htv or
the heroes and If he Revolution o. a.hin on
Alone. or wto?-And is hi. reminder stiI s'rugg
Tor liberty and stable ,-Th-n il hs- he.
creat"d d-nrn 10 epery p'tieaI purpose. but i. .'ill
struggling Trnly, then how greatly the mporapc.
~ this new creation n d -" Although humanity
may have ample cause % derIore the .uH r.nyI 10
which IL has been doa"ed amid thu violence of he
Wrors though which II has paced. let hope be in
duiged that in fumes II time her ends will he accom-
pshed and rand red IN end rps hy IN. prce NJ
their a. hrvenrnt" Firsi Huma1y Is IL and then her
and her ends are rendered endrafng nv th price
"htu achirvemen'."But the irhuenre Of ,his ytea,
event has not been limited his half OF In g,bs inst,
as been sAii,'hA the reform which had been
from Eng land TO America was seen to advance in The
Revolution oil tie latter like the s PHI I'd lad in HOLY
W.T. who ov-rhrew Go lh--it seen to return rid
ing 90 The wave Of The l,nc, and it, spirit moved
on me matters OF Enr0ps.-Sore indeed, has been i,s
'ravaii there PITY u had never moved upon tn. land
perhaps iis travail had been co snrs:-bad il rode
ON ter. hTna oseai Of Ring the wave OF the At
ian'ir OF times II might have brought fot,h ia off
spring without so mn h iravaing.-The Ora'or pro
ce"ds 70 show that Europe has been g,iner by the
struggles oil liberty, and that to the Of
s ccnhded the especial protection of liberty and thai
they should be faithful In p-e.ervng it If IL fail
here, IL lost forever, and TO do What ,s and
10 do has tn do with the sentence better int rprrt.r
o. riddles, than profess TO he deisrmin. The
Orsor sdmonishes the good people Of Oransr that AL
free governme Die hss,d on gion MoraIi,y and
Eincaion, and tba' u u ~ r. dsiv 10 practise b,rity
and iorbenrsrce follow principles rather Than men
and 10 Keep IN remembrst thAt the science of free
government resolves itself into the use and hone 81 Jis
charge of the elective franchise; he then proc
I" " they will profit by IN. msniior which /. kindly
given IN every man, aud select for he publi- am pg