Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
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FOURTH OF July CELEBR9J'TC n
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NEW-YORK--Ar kingston
lily John Sudan, Esq. President OF the Day Old
Hckory-Tbe President OF the People; not of faction
His principles are, the Union of the Ste,es-the supre-
macy OF The law The accountability OF public officers:
lily his opponents. chsers.
- by Derrick Dubois, Esq first Vice President. Tho
rres dent OF The United Sates-ln the dissolution or
creation OF Cabinets, tie will be found firm, as a rock
cheers.
BY Mr. r.. A. Chip. The storm of Revolution
wren now rocks tie proud bsulemens OF eudal iyran-
it not until the last too,-hold of oppres-
sion Is prostiated in the dust. 81 cheers
RHODE iSLAND-Ar PRov1DENcE.
Rhode isIa d distinguished for Banks-She COM
menced her system at Red Bank, where her discounts
were made under the direct on oI Colonel CHRISTOPHER
Green
In party feelings may we be mild concia,orv and
iorbesrng, and strive tn 'hod her IN but in our feel
ngs OF patriotism may we be strong Jealous and indie
pendent, and ego the whole hog -
The eth of July Let il never pass by unhonored
While the earth holds slave pine for its bic sngs
or one yrant to tremhle at its warnings.
by Hon Joseph H. Tiinghas,. The dead who died
Tor us IN the field in the hospitals in the prisons, the
scatioids-We feel the value of our independence; let
us never 70 get its rrice.
By Burlington Anthony, ESQ. Marshh of the Dis.
trict he cotton OF the South and the wool of the
North may they never produce spontaneous coabus-
ton.
BY Mr.;wm C. Blodge,. Poland's hero skrzynec-
XII name which the present generation will spell, but
which PosIerity will pronounce.
VlRGiNlA-AT WARRENroN.
The 4th OF Juiy-Halowed as it is il ought not to
kes Doodle.
Latayette-"old age meier tame, the Douglas blood"
Latsyette's March.
BY r. Il. 4. Turner The soldiers of the RevOu-
ton like the books OF the sybyl, they diminish in
numbers may they increase in value.
AT WoopsrocK, VA
Thomas Jefferson "Ihe author of the Declaration OF
pendence OF the statute tor establishing religious
freedoms aud founder Of the University OF Va. Drank
stan ing
John Adams--The most efficient supporter of the De.
OF Independence in the Congress OF 70 Drank
standing.
Charles Carrol-The surviving signer of the Decla-
ration OF Independence. cheers
Andrew Jsckson-The old soldier who has never been
defeated by foreign enemy domestic toe i. not now
TO be pros'rated by the odds aud ends corrupt coa-
uon OF Hartford ConveniiOnists anmasons and self.
styled "uational Republicans" 8 cheers.
The Constitution of the 'nited Sates-Those are its
best friends who seek TO con6ne its operation hin its
Legitimate and appropria limits cheers
lhe Old Dominlon-" he good old mother Of us all
6 cheers.
The American Banner Not stripe erased; nota star
obscured. s cheers.
The Army and Navy--They will never sink the siti.
zen IN the soldier the sailor. cheers
Poland May every drop oil blood shed in her cause
like tina teeth OF the tabled dragon spring up armed war
riors to strike "tor God, for eedon aud Tor country"
times three cheers.
/. The American FairThe only privileged order whose
chains freeman and kiss without disgrace
cheers. q
BY Philip Williams, jr. General Andrew Jackson
Let not his friends be distracted and divided as his
successor. at least, ua! lac shall have been elected
III ny "a i, en. se3an4 Aee,her evil
inns by nodesly aud digdence will at ast find
! BY Dr. Fl. L. Eciskcll. Henry Clay-Hayin,. IN
1924 and rs, had cOid and kot Stsge il only remains
for him in 80 70 undergo st0eattng-aiter which he
may be discharged ened ''to mend his fences aud pull
| up his stalks"
BY DR.. H. l.. Heiskell. The Union Of the States
and IF The sere,.