Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-15

.: III. o. E;.'-Lisety and Unlen are now .aS fots,r
10. Th' memory Of tho great Earl Of Ch.tham-
America boosted, fearless. powerful defender on The
Moor oil tho Parliament Of the mother country. II. ,
ke the ssgss and heroes OF revolution, Is ono Of
"Hsavens Ari'toeraey." His fame 10 inscribed on IN.
tenseious Tablet oil tho heart-not the cod and
erumblns monumental marble OF Kings and L.,d,
ii. James NJ ,d'on-In depth Of research, pIwer Of
srsamsn', and quilted purity Of charse err te Yields
nsrhsr 10 the living nor the dead. r. Che.u.
H. Charles Carroll o; Csrroii,o n-Th- is., waning
star oil that eons-lia i'm which arose upon the dol
oil ignorance aud Ds'po'i'm, and dspelIed is gloon.
u.s. wOmaD-"He.ven'sla lat. bes, gift 70 man"
VOLUNTEERS.
BY George N. N. Porter, President. Tho memory
oil Alexander Hamilton The friend OF Washington
the Phiosophc and eloquent Statesman the able writer
the brave Soldier the arden, Patriot and the good
ny Capt Beverley II. Woodbridge, vice-President
| The People OF the U. States Of America: The first
born and most highly gifted OF independence and
i.eeao; may they never cease to enjoy the fruit from
the bud which put forth this day, in the year 10
ny Col George w. Cole. The honest politicians Of
ALL political parties in the u s.. The only sure prop Of
| American Liberty.
BY MIR. Silas Chea,ham. Benjamin Watkins Leigh:
FOR MS services In the Virginia Convention God grant
MN heah ana prosperity in this liie and let Heaven DO
by DR.. Thomas J. c Monroe. The speedy revolu-
ton OF the province OF Texas The genius OF Liberty
and Emancipation will crown with unadng IaureIs the
man who first attempts il.
BY Mr.. Edward n. Moseley. The re. ELECTION of
General Andrew Jackson to the Presidency: The peo.
ple,s decided ed choice, not the least Of evils.
ByMr. Thomas Harris. Henry Clay: The persecu-
ted and sandered pa riot-The day yet 10 come nav
close at hand. when the against this most eo
quent and honest Statesman will be chang. bless
ings.
by DR.. q. NJ. Stone. The World: A chimera O,
Iims tho wonder Of Wisdom, and blank in the veil Of
futurity.
By Dr. Aurelius Sale. Gen. LAFAYETTE: Equally
famed for genius, patriotism, and the love of Liberty
by Or Edward Mayo. discordant Cabinet Like ga
divided house, will tumble under every prop" And
wisdom alone that decsmpose and
re-organize II. In this A. Jackson has done we'll
BY John c. Porter, Esq. Political Arithmetic: The
United states-Multplicationb by division. The Tariff
-Subtraction by division. Virginia never cxem-
struction.
BY DIR. Thoma, W. Bass Tolerance of political and re
| first stone"
BY Richard w. Flournoy Esq. The two-penny tea
tax: The seed Of the revolution. and the spark that
kinded the light which iuminates the world.
BY Mr.. Francis +. Flournoy. Patrick Henry: Let
the Beauty and Chivalry of Virginia gather 10 his ashes
and bending Ger his hero dust
rpiy HI s.,s" :pi s:s ''p'''
| BY Mr.. L. Walden. l.. w. TszwelI: FREQ and indie.
pendent eloquent for Liberty, and firm in the principles
Of patriotism.
BY Capt B, H: Woodbridge, Vice President. Tho
MiHs oil the United States. and the memory of their
WashIngton-The National Guards Of France with
their Lafayette.
| BY Mr.. William Bernard. To the Survivors of the
Army OF Washington, and the memory Of its dead.
| BY DR.. Aurelius Sale Henry Clay: Our Demos
themes and Jefferson The boosted son of Virgin a.
Hi. talents though as bright the diamond concea
bowels oil the earth, can scarcely penetrate the
mist which the calumnies Of his enemies have thrown
around him.
BY Mr.. Sias Cheatham. Henry Clay of Kentucky:
The next President If he be the peoples choice. bi
give me old A. Jackson, who will risk his all for the good
Of his country.
By Mr.. r; Connolly. Henry Clay: An illu.trlou.
la0p af tho .
these days Of double, double dealing that we know bi
political opinions. ="
BY Mr.. VIM W. Porter. With unity wa ,piu live
with independence let US die.
by MIR. George Northumberland A. Jackson:
friend OF ALL afraid OF none; may he again be the choice
OF al free n, and md enllig h, people.
y degenerated because he served his country under the
former administration; may the people reward that de.
generaey by again placing him in her councils.
by Mr.. John Roper:
anILoog my NO live, successful may wo so
By Mr.. A. w. Trabue. The perp.tuitv of our Fsde.
raj Unon The only hope for the PRESERVATION of our
liberties He owns not an American heart who would
labour for its destruction.
BY MIR. X. Connolly. American Industry; Nav IL
course never be arrested by the influence OF foreign in
situations; nor lie energies pased by the interference
By Mr.. A. w. Trabue, The Patriots of 10: Nav
the anniversary Of their noblest achievement
die In the bosom Of their successors the generous flame
OF liberty by which they were inspired.
| BY George NJ N. Porter. The Statesmen of Column.
ba: May they always be such men have the clear
Dess and penetration of mind to discern what is the fr
interest OF the ,ohoie country-and the honesty ant
trmne's Of Nero to pursue itregardess of individu
al consequences to themseives-to the end
BY Isaac p Spencer The President and Vice Pre,;.
dent oil the Day: Mey fame and fortune attend them
by Mr. l.. Vaden Mr.. A. Spears, the Lord of the
Feast: skilful procurator, elegant in arrangements
and full in the spirit of convivia liberty.
BY Edward II. Moseley-
| We will be happy nj small way,
Il 10 'pcnd tomorrow as we've spent to-day.
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