Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09
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Agrceabiy to previous arrangements, a number Of the
citizens OF Brunswick county assembled at Laurence
vilio Saturday the Sd, celebrate tho
OF American Independence. The Declaration of indie
pendence was read by Capt Richard X. Meade, jr. who
preaccd Il by very handsome and appropriate
marks-The company at the usual hour sat down to
elegant dinner, prepared by Col Addirson Powell the
proprietor of the Laurenccve Hotel. On the removal
of the cloth, Robt Turnbull Esq elected TO preside
assisted by DIR. Creed Haskins Vice Presidents whe
the following were drank with great cordaity
and social glee, accompanied with songs, &c.:
L. The Day we celebrate-The brightest in the poll
teal Calendar. rs cheers
2. The Union-Jus.ice holds the tie; she must pre-
it. rs cheers.
y. The Departed Heroes of the Revoluion--NIay the
example of their lives be useful L, future ages az
their services were TO their own. Tdrank standing.
4. The Surviving Heroes OF the Rcvoluton-Like
the Books of the Syb, they dearer they become
fewer RI cheers.
5. Washington, Jefferson s. Adams-Their names are
fixed stars in the political armament [drank standing
g. The Ex.-Presiiens of he u. States. [3 cheers.
4. The President of the U. States--Honest, firm and
8. The TariG-It Toes more than rob Peter to pay
Paul. for it robs the other Apostles TO gire unto Paul
g cheers.
Internal Improvemc nts-Whether local or nation
al there is no distinction in the Constitution. 70 cheers.
TO- The Press-It has to fear from the rewards
than from the restraints of Government r. cheers.
IL. The Navy of the United States-While il is one
del worthy the imitation of other nations. RS cheers.
IL. The Old Domnion-Undcr the Old Constitution
divided into Eastern and Western inerests-May she
under the New, be one and indvisble RS cheers.
H. The Fair.Their smiles rich reward, their frowns
sufficient punishment
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President Of the Day--Andrew Jackson, He
ro in war, Statesman in peace.
BY the Vice PresidentPhilip p. Barbour the strong
Pillar TO State Rights.
BY COL James b. Mallory-The Press-The source
of knowledge and intelligence: may it longer be the
vehicle of falsehooi and SANDER
BY Robt Jackson-Our fellow citizens the Editors
Less brawlng and more candour.
BY Col. A Powell-John Calhoun--Talents, firm.
ness and energy-an intelligent and virtuous people will
do him Justice
BY George Stone-Phip p Barbour-A Republican
OF the old school-Vrginia may well be proud of such
son.
BY Stephen ID. wakins-The Planters of Bruins
wick-aIay they be blessed with good and timely show
ers OF rain, bounul crops and good prices for their
surplus produce.
Identified with Liberty-May it be fosiered until every
son of America shall be able TO read for himself the
deeds of his forethers and the Constitution of his
try.
BY Capt r. X Meade, jr.-Andrew jacksonville
has put the bride into the mouths Of Congress: may he
be able to pull them into the track OF the Constitution.
By Capt. X. ID. Turnbull-Benjamin Watkins Leigh,
and John Randolph-Thc firm and able advocates OF
Eastern interests in the late Virginia Convention.
BY John Il. Shcll-Littleton Waller Tazewell-The
most talented and the least ambitious in the Senate
of the u. S.
BY DR.. Theophilus Meade-Tho Tarn'-McDuaie,
Barbour s. Hayne head the only band which lead
TO our liberation.
BY Henry III. Wortlhington-Sou,h Carolina: Her Cal
houns, her Haynes, and McDuies form brilliant con-
steation of talents proudly may she point her sons
and like the mother of the Gracch, exclam, 'These
my Jewels"
BY Robt. Hicks-May who celebrating the
anniversary OF American Independence, bear in mind
the patriotism and Heroism of foeathers, and
deavour to initiate their example.
By b"rwell Starke. America: Liberty and Union her
birthght; Washington her son; and the Fourth of Ju
y glorously associated with her independence and no.
nor.
BY Charles A. Stewart Robert Y. Haync: The gall
liant and eloquent defender OF State Rights and Southern
principles: his arguments stand alike unanswered and
unanswerabc.
BY James Dupuy-Chues Carroll of Carrolion-
The DIfimuS ROmGn0Ttim of that band Of patriots,
who &c in the times that tried mems souls" pledged
their lives their fortunes aud their sacred honor for the
liberty enjoy"
BY Capt II. X. Meade-The nuifying power: all
acts against the constitution, of themselves NULL
aud the states have a right 10 declare them
BY James b. Dupuy-John Randolph OF Roanoke
The interests of his country entrutsd TO Jealous
AMI faithful representatives. successful mission and
safe return TO him.