Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-10

eoossyec On ne This day-a dsy which I sbail eve,
have pride In rseoiiscting. from The hind manner \.
Which you welcome my ARRIVAL 10 my naive hnd. sf,sr
90 long an absence.
To the qualification Heel from this .ud.arior r.e...
uon you have added a sill greater Ia the Hat,esipr tes.
nmon'si oil appreciation you have teen pleased TO- Awe
70 my conduct abroad, which l mus, ever hiRhiy 90.
preciate.
l have particular Satisfaction in noticing the wood,,-
tui changes which have taken place in This gr.s, cnv
since my being h. re in 1883. then estimated. 4 b.l,vs.
20 o contain . no, more than 2o.ooO-and no,o more Than
Allow me, MIR. Mayor. and gentlemen, 10 propo.s
a'my toast "
"A long cononuance Of property 10 The city Of New
fo'k ard lie enterpfiz'pg ci'izrn..
D. lie Army and Navy OF tae United 8 a,e,-6
cheers. ~
.. Our Ministers and Ccnsuls in Foreigo Coun,ri.s-
ritmness In the support Of our own rig ats. and a iust
regard ior those OF oilers, will render u, respected a.
broad: as we are pro'psrousa a, home.
!; success to The Town Of Liverpool, and its Trade
with New York-May our rivalry often consis, in IA.
ing honor to an object Of equal v.n.rAtion TO both.
THE British Consul returned thank.
O.. me 1ndis's.y OF the United s'a,ss-The R,dder
which che |, 8 eered-9 cheers, aad great onniom,.'
g. The Memory OF Wash,n. to-: His work wear. v.,I
ana 'a,s long: Drank standing, and in silence.
III. Public Schools: The cause and effect of Frs. L..
stitutions. f'esia
IL. Europ.: May her present. eonvulsious room era
In the enjoyment OF Rs'isnal Liberty.
IL. The Patriots OF our Revolution: The r m .mo,v
Is refreshed IN our he rte, by the presence of some n
their eoteml orari-s. .
" ,pera' worm, ono OF the few remaining patriots OF
'he revolution, responded to tbi, & 1T in an aJdr.,.
which was receive with great enthusiasm
10 agriculture, Commerce, aud Manufactures: Lsu
70 ."emseives, 'hey will protect each other: 8 cheers,
then gave oas"s
The son,h American r .publies-Msy they b, com.
peu.ors win us, not only in happiness, but in IN. a..
'ao'i'hment OF those institution, which can aIon. -
cure rational liberty. -" "o"o se-
sensr Mo'quera, spo'ogizing for his inability 10 speak
returned thank. throucb a. n-..a a -.
seated next to bin The approbstion of public on;n;on
~ sa'o, was an unsquivoeal proof OF true mer, aud
m y. "Ini tne lew months Of his residence among
u.s. seen several exar Plies OF The truth of hi, ,sm,,t
No begged 10 pr,po's as a toast
This Country: Astounding In genuine patriot. uh.
serve II with Zeal and onor.
VOLUNTEER ToAsrs.
4. IT. -; hons one OF the Vice p: esident, offered
'o ,o'o"ing toast, p.efaciDg il very happily with re-
ms ; upon ire Influence which the skill and enter
P''.' " our naval constructors AMI navig ors. hav, 81.
erc,ssc upon the prosp riiy Of this ei W
by Mr.: Hone, ice-Presiden': The commerce. of
New crs: 'he ocean be ar, not en- ,s bosom b.t,s, .hin.
navigate then: "'" '"0'' "no
g. 10 ms .ossl Cap,ain Hsck'taH, of the paeke, ship
.I"d"S 49,. La.sa te'dy and eloquent rep y. aud con-
WIN on ring, az Oppressive Of his own fe, linz,
aud ,hoe OF his nautical brethren, thi, ,oa.,: "e
me Ente'Prtzi"g Merchants Of Ne,D York: Nav
their sucee'sbe equal to ,heir Iiber ali,y.
ny tue Bti-h Con,u': The owners and command.,.
Oh ,he packets between New. York and EuRI.nd.
BY Mr.. Isaac Lawrence: Tn. memorS oG R,f,.
gentleman.
BY Captain R'gere: The Merchant, of Livs,noo,.
VINO SET 'hs example OF hjno1os our d,sunxuished
MIR. James G King, being called q , for
Chair, spoke as TOTO vs 4:
la obedience 10 a call from the Chair, beg to nro.
: . W Ua.,o would previously irespiss a lew mo.
'nen's on your patience. We have heard from ,be Pro-
siden' oil this meeting some general ou,,iu. ot ,hs M.
our reVered Guest; and i would merely cali your AZ.
40. = 70 :. 'Sme circumstances connected with his publie,.s
as us private Claracter- A. an, ~ L H..
Sta,es, ae' IRON the hrs', concilia,ed the respect of ib,se
whom his dIty brought him into contact. Ard -.
nha'a naa. o. unoiemished tame, and as a man Of sporless
eaa,ae'i, MS associations in a foreign land were bonds
me strongest endearment for all who .onroseh.d
uni, was na'nia that such respect, and affection
sn,sr,a;nsI nseh In a mannsr wo',hy of those who
- u :, ana oil HIN who was the object OF T.: and.
many years ago, the burgesses of Liv.rnooI r,on,s.
NJ . us acceptance the freedom OF The boroushi-
. us a compliment alike delicate and d. uiagui,hsd
" was an fo1or above value, aud beyond pyicsI 7,
mad been Fought by the noble, The gifted and The
n nfsi siasesmen, and the m ,t renowned
generals, OF E9gland, had accepted il with n,ids ana
nuee"' u am not Mistaken. the present Sovereiyn Al
England had willingly permitted his nam. to be an.
oiled among the ireemen of Liverpool. But our "a.
Pec'eu irieuu dd not, Tor a moment forp et that he va.
an American iunctionary; and though with ,hs dssn..t
oil gratitude for the compliment in,endsd-vs,
me .ishies, hesitation, he declined the homo,
! - Many years alter w ards. the inc,ea,;ng
'esP'ct aud attachment OF hi. Liverpool friends p,omn,e
"a 'hsm 10 a similar manifestation CT their feeling:
,nu sno'uy oeioro he left England. the burghers Of
oPNS1 Tue same nOn0r. lis WA3 no
ongeF a puolIe interchangeable barrier " removsd.
'hu ne SOUS oil those VIII, tai bsfore urged him n
'cceP' OF this distinction, now joined their fathers in
ne most earnest celebrations IN q, he would moi I.av.
heir shores without some mark Of their yeper,,ion. for
.hey took not mo account the munifcent aud .pl.ndd
'oute already IN preparation for him. And how did
ir answer! iheTs were circumstances a, The nomsnt
a pubic and private nature, that might have marital.
y weaned im from his 6rmest purpose of duty; and
ne waiver! Mo- though none would feel ,bem
n re keenly, yet his answer w IS ready-I am on
dme' fcdH, and must forsgo the pride and p'easnr. az
fielding 10 your wishes" Sill unsaus6ed. h., tiend.
ies'red to show their love TO the father bv end.avo,;n.
o honor his %childreD; ard bescugbt him 10 name one al
mem, on whom the freedom Of LIVERPOOL m;Sht h.
but bis brm reply still, was-They too are A.
beg, therefore, Mr.. Chairman. o propo.s lor
toast, a sentiment, the truth of which none nav.
eli more t5sD mysels-none have illustrated bst,er ,h,n
'ur beloved and venerable Guest:
Inc Birthrtght OF an American Citizen-Never mo,.
hghIy valued Than in a foreign land.
by Charles King. Virginia-We ACKNOWLEDGE ,,;fh
and 1otfhoa envy, the high merit of the men
ne mas gwen TO the service Of our common country
ny D. X. Brooks. Our Venerable Guest Whose
years public service proves 10 us there is M lee
ure SO eloquent as The silent lesson of a spotIe.s cram.
lie. ~ oA""
ny o. L.. Gouverneur. Political Feeliog-Mav n
ever mar our friendly associations.
ny captain Sketchley. Francis b. Ogden-Tbe sue-
oil our venerable guest as Consul al Liyerpool
ny James Monroe, Jr. The Spirits of '76Lp,rtv
eehngs cannot nullify their value; they are the peonIe;s
nheritaDce-posterity will erect their monuments.
by X. ID. Shepherd, Of Boston. The retired Mar
ndnta and Bankqra of Nayy VI "