Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20
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DRANK New BALTIMORE FAUoUIER County,
The DE claraton OF independence, prefaced by some
v.'5 anoropriate remarks, was READ oy DIR. Philip A.
Klipstne, .ce impressive, and eloquent Or alton
was delivered by James William Foster Esq.
The Federal Cons,iuiion-'he grand Charter Of our
iberty-May il be construed as TO preserve TO the
States their reserved rights and render their union in
dissolubIe and mperishaj!..
Patrick Henry-the greatest GATOR Of his age-The
Patriot who first gave impulse TO the ball OF the Rev
olutioD."
Our Chief Magsrate-He has proved skilfu and val
orous in the Field and, regardless OF popularity, has
evinced moral courage in the Cabinet, which does
honor TO the age in which we live.
James Madison-The polished, honest, and faithful
S'atesman-The orlhordox expounder OF the Consti
zion
James Monroe-A patriotic Statesman of the purest
stamp
The true American policy-''Peacs, commerce, and
honest friendship with all naions entangling alliances
with none"
The West India trade. Success to our Minister at
the Court OF st James.
William III. Crawford-May his virtue and integrity
be initiated, il they have not yet been rewarded.
Reform-Let it continue ill Government is rid Of
the deaulters and eeches which have almost paraliz
The Farmers--The bone and ,new Of the land;
golden harvest brighten their prospects, and stimulate
to renewed exertions.
by Lieut.. T.. Hunlon: Andre w Jackson, President
Of the United Staes-Let us sustain him in his
getic administration Of the Government:
F,oS%so cheer cert the Hickey i5oG
BY Mr.. Charles II. Hun'on: The signers Of he
Declaration OF Iude pendeDce-When their
60 he conspicuous ornaments in the annals Of our
try, America will cease 10 be free.
BY Mr.. a. III. Sanders John G. Calhoun--His
merits properly appreciated by his fellow eemen;
may he yet receive the highest honor in heir gilt
| by Mr. James NJ Haley. Henry Clay, the perse
cuted Slatesman-May he ouiliye his enemies pre-
JUDGES, and be unanimously acknowledged our po-
lar star His political policy is The policy Of cur ma
| ton.
! by Mr.. Alex. W. Bowling: Henry Clay-a man
who has invoked war; pestilence, and famine, in pre-
ference to party delea-May he yet live TO repent oil
! bis political sin.
BY Mr. Thos. l.. Thurman Of Ksniurky. Henry
Clay-He was supported by the Democratic party 20
long as he remained in their ranks since his deserion
they have deserted him.
BY Capt Daingei field Faun1erory: The President
Of the United StaesThe Pride Of his friends and the
Il Hope Of his enemies.
i BY -. Hickory-Beter suited for ramrods thar
Il Cabinet furniture.
BY Capt. ID. Faunileroy. Hickory-'Tho' objected
to by worimen-now the first wood in the Cabinet.
Bv Mr.. S. Mccormick. May the elf.sharpeninp
Hickory plough again overiurn the Clay Of Kentucky
, BIZ MIR. J. II. Foster: Henry Clay-Msy the arrow
OF persecution. that have been levelled against him
rebound and sink deep in the hearts OF his enemies.
BY Mr.. Jno F. Gray: Henry Clsy--The HarT
Comet, portending war, pesence, and famine; he hs
reached his declinaiion, and will sink into the
Of oblivion.
Shenandoah Confy Va-- ny the Junior Blues.
. The declaration OF independence was then read b