Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22
DOME STIUa
PROCEEDINGS
FOURTH OF NY cELERRarroN

began 10 assemble near the Cuslom House. They
we're soon alter vined by the State Society OF the Gin
cinnai, the vouoo Society, aud the '76 Association
each preceded BY lis Officers, displaying It's appropriate
bsnner' aud accompanied by music. The Proee s.iou
was then formed IN siric accordance with the arrange
nen's previously adopted, the whole being under the
direction and superiutendencs OF DR.. John b. wing The
NJ ,rshal OF the D'y Frs, in the line was a numerous
aud bran, Military l. cori consisting of The Charles,
ton RhsmeB. (Cspi. J. IL. Rogers.) ice Cadet RID.
men, (Capt Jssob AAson) the Jackson Guards, Capt
stephen Eo,',) and the lriSh Volunteers, Capt John
hlasraih.) Next in order the ) ate Rights You n
di,playng Banners, with the following nscripiions:-
"The Youth OF Charleston young in years bu. s,rnng
in feeling - Your best security fer the Fu,ure"-
The Carolina Mother, Mrs Rsbecca Edwards for
get me as mother, if you forge, the honor of YOUR
county"-"Arhur Middle,op: You see, yosng gentle.
men, tho tyranny exercised towards your seniors whoss
only crime sonsiss 10 their mistaken fidelity TO th. in
country be hrm in your attachment to the cause you
have espousea'-' Hamilton iorever"-"Sla,e R,shts
Is ys be hrm. Tee Youth were arranged la ad Mira.
sis Older. aud hroug bou tho wholo OF the ceremoni,
they observed degree Of re uari,y and dscorum and
maniesed dn interest aud senshiliy in the procsed-
log, OF the day, which reflect the bighe, ctedi, on
their Understandings and their carts Immediately
following the lou'h were his Escelleney Governor
Hamilton and Suite preceded by ,he u Sta,es Fag
borne by Edward L,urens, Esq aud accompanied,
either side, by tour beau,liuI .ksn Banner, ,on
tanning The following seatrnen,s inscribed ip p,lJ
Magna est vernas ct prevalebi--on blue s,!ken
field.
buff field.
Liberty, the Constitution, Uaion-on tn. other eide
State R'sh's can only exist in State Remedies-on
State r ghts apd Free Trade Par,y-on q green field
Kesitanee 10 Oppression, the right and the duty Of
heemen-on pink field.
The Piania ion aes united in interest and fs.u,
ON blue field. 'e
Measures, DO, Men-On a yellow field.
S'h'e hgh's Men; on you the fortunes OF our house
depend-cG yellow field.
Next in succession We're the Cincinnati Revo,p
ton, and 76 Societies, with their respective banners
Aou men lhe voiu'ionary Patriots, amongst whom
we observed with pleasure The venerable Csp,sin
oeker, One sole surviving hero OF Fort Moultrie1
and Captains Vesey, Kerr, PURGE, and SbeppstdE
And then the Foreign Consuls-and then the Presi.
dents and Weep, esideuts OF the Day with The Com,
mit'ee OF Arrangements and Stewards di,,inyui.hea
by their banners and badges OF ufise-AieP these
was a numerous and respectable BODY Of Seemen vbo
vonon TO their country, by bearing aoi on neat and
seiul Banners the animatiug and pa rolic
Free Trade and Sailors r ghtJ,"-"Dont give up the
snip, IA Long Pull, Strong Pull and puu slio.
geihef"-"Apd hually, 10 crown The who'll cam. IN.
great body OF the State Rights and Free Trade Party
bearing, az suitable intervals. be1u'itul banners Of
different colours, inscribed respectively as follow
State Sorereignty"-4Ih July '76' -"Cbri,,oDbsr
GAdsden In the Congress Of l77I: Our ssapor, towns
are composed OF brick aud wood fihey arc
we have clay and lin Der enough 10 re build theno
but II she Liberties of country are DESTROYED
shaIl we hnd materials TO replace them-"Jobn Rut-
ledge 2Sh June l776: While soldier remains alive
20 defend The Tag OF Carolina. shall never sanction
an order TO abandon iP-"Wm. Moul,rie 2s h June
l776: III our Fort be battered down wen deisnd IN =
nights oil sro'iAa amidst its rnins"--"G abrieI Mani
Eauii, sege OF Charleston 1875 Thosgh bevond Tho
sge OF man (abovs 75) he determined that The I,.a NJ
his nativity should not tall without some fort however
feeble, on his part TO defend ii'-COl Isaac Haype
that Is the disgrace-"Ralph lizard Of the Rsvo,u,op
man who pledged his whole private wealth in Iii,
sountry's CONSTELLATION: The highest dignity 10
which aspire stha, oil serving my country"o "Pisk
en-: the soldier who never paired OF the
-"Sumter: The greatest consola ion bave carried
WIN me hrough lie having frustrated The first at
lei n al do nNbt
event that may occur, the Sou b viii have The n. oud
boat OF having done nothing 10 disturb the harmony Of
The Union"-"StePhen ID. Mlll-r The Ballot B.x
the Jury Box, and the C,rtoucb Box"-"Jamrs HamtI'
,on, j. 1927 Lei the General G. ,vernmsni n.ka
this appeal to tho bayone,, If dare: Georgia IN 6od
in the hour o. her ier, Sjuh Carolina standing finn,
~ by her side"-"Gen. Charles C.. pinckpey: Mil.
lions for defence not ceot for ribuIe'-sGsn Tno.
mas Pinckney We must have a fresh undrr,,anding
o! the BA,san"-" Henry Laurens 10 the Tower Of
Louder; My son Is man OF honor, and would l,v
down his life to mins but he would not s,trifcs
his hiuor TO my hfe"-"Biutus: The interests nj
use South is The preservation OF tho compact: We all
know add feel The DeCe'sty of Union We all dasi,e
Onioh"-"l'argdon Chevet left you rich; find
you poor viii sick 10 you in r.ty"-.Franci.
* Hug;r; The Dungeon OF o mu'z-When need
TREND, may have one like YOU" The P,ocession
thus arranged, and with the Banners and D..ors,nn,
above described, moved along Est Bay street IN ,hs
residence Of the late Gen. C. Pinckueywhrrs large
number oil Ladies was collected, aud where it was IN
defscod, Standard was 10 be presented in the name
OF 'he ladies' to the Fses Trade Party. Arcord np'v
coon at er the procession halted, Capt. Lynah came Tor.
ward with splendid Standard tbs app of which
was greeted Ivy the multitude with reiera ed shout,
ltdsPSysd on one sIe The Arms OF the STATE: on the
other Palmetto Tree, at the foot Of which were
bales OF Cotton snd barrels OF Rics The whole
Tih the ate Rights motto, inscribed in gold "nilIion,
i1r defence, not cent for tribute" Tbis S sndard
be'nufuly painted upon Saiio, was executed by Mr.
Davis and excited the unqualified admiration of ali
who beheld H. Cap, Lyman sceompsnie ito delivery
win The following address, which was repeatedly in
tsrfuped with bursts OF AZ plause.
have been requested Sir by tho Ladies' ss.er
olsd IN Ibis venerable msnsion 10 pre- eu this Banner
loT he use OF The State Rights 8nl Free Trade Party
oil the City oil Charleston, aod it's vicinity.
They hope, that viii be accepted AZ an eyidsnce
OF the profound interest which they feel, in the pros
parry s.ts'y, and honor OF South Carolina. Their
hearis Sir are animated with the ssms spir, Of Free
dom, that supported heir heroic mohers throusb the
darkne" end dangers OF sevenly.sx-Aud if similar
mas are yet reserved by destiny for them they be.
heVe, mat they too will rot shrink from the enc,nu-
ter God forbid that such dangers should ever encom.
pass em-hut II they should let ns prove tina, the
age = Chivslty is not gone-bUt that ten thousand
swords wi leap from their scabbards, give them
prOlee ion aud liberty.
Sir, what Son OF Catolra can behold this Palmetto
Booer, ard not feel bis heart swell wi emouot! I'D
records ono Of the most illani vcifes The battles
fought ior our Independence. lteIls Of the ifiunphs
Of 6aVery-cf devoted pdiriom, and OF slor Gus re-
nowD, IL Procl4ms 10 tho world what Carolina has
done, and would again do In defeuc: OF her own or.
Gus soll IL recalls the venefaed imsge of him be-
lore whose threshold we now sland--oi him, whose
eoursge, wisdom and hrmness, have stamped rmfnor-
tally upon his character. Yss IL vas under tbs PAL
youth recorded his fs hoBors in the fons career OF
Iu'tfious public aud private life.
In gratitude, Sir. TO the heroic men who gave ,his |
noble emblem 10 their Couniry-In honor 10 the fair
hands aud gentle hearts, bai now offer ibs splendid
git 10 their eOuniTymeD, let be forever dear 10 US
aud Va childrs mss children.