Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-22

OF INC uescehdaha q PaIfIoc iUOtbers, and knOW
them 10 be animated by the heroic devotion to
their native land. that sisnazsd those from whom they
sprung
las dear to US asa cheering evidence Ct the gene.
rous sympathy OF those GENT, hearts, which comes
with ,hng ~ those, who in tho pursuit
OF their jus, right, mece the OBJECTS OF tho mos
grc.s, iiceniious, and unspsIing caluDny
We ftize the more, that we receive i, on his tey,
and al this place. We cnnot or ct, That This was the
habaiion OF one who proiisI Of hs services and
his blood, to achieve our Independence; aud who, by
his wisdom 10 council coot,ibu!ed largely 10 sscur.
hose liberties which he bad yindicaed with his sword
IL was here that he !ivei vrtuous and beloved-the
pu'est aud boldsst spirit Of bis tme-here N the ma
tur,y OF his sge, he Tell full Of worth aud boDor.
lie peaeed, > r, TO make acceptable TO the daughters
OF tie patriot soldier warmest IN uk' and 10 prot
fer to epa,roc daughters oil Carolina, 'he homage
oil our respectful gratitude.
b. assured Sir that ball be cur care 10 keep this
Standard unsolled by the stain OF disbonorIis white
aud siken told. shall evinse The purify OF oar cause
The Palmetto that IL bears, we accept a. the
token OF vsiory, and the emblem OF that invincibe s
RI, which dsng ui,hed the tabsrs o! sounty The
notices tina, emblazed in letters O. gole Hight
are worthy OF the pa'rol, who gave them. We trust 1t
shall no. he said that they who received, ware uc-
worthy OF them.
On this day, beyond all others il il pride 20
furl the Palmetto amer as the standard Of Free Trade
ind Sac Rights shall be borne b. for- ihs bonor
ed remnan, of that gallant band who, the call of he
suffering country barred their bosom, TO the sorm OF
war, aud shed iheif blood in the best of causce.
While millions are 'xuiling in lhs return o, this
con OF festive solemny-Oow that the blood ,ha, IN ills
through veins and warns our hearts, gives as ur
ance IT zeal TO preserve, unGpaired The rich he
rtage OF rights committed to our guardians hpnn this
day sacred 10 ,hA ashes of the Dead Who in heir hour
lied to establish the liberties OF their country and
sauched in the nemore, o. the living by The glo
rious associations, when would bury HE uDknd and
cmbtered feelings. and hush ,hs dscofdAn sounds OF
party s,r.e and wi united he and Voices, do
to those whose heroic efforts, in The common cause,
were devoted TO their common country; This splendid
Ensign shall he borne alo TO grace ts'ive process
sion, aud adorn the i stall board. IL shall be eotwined
with that triumphant banner tina, floats Ger every
and hut'ers in every gale the lute of whose stars
we would preserve in undimi1ished aud undivided
glory.
On The 4 h Of July, 70 the spirit Of despoiism sbrunk
rebuked by the Indignant, genius OF ireedom-tbe spe
OF foreign domination J0reuer broken; and Iho ages
may roll by, he lesson then incusated w not be for
gOtten-we can never forget il.
On this day, then, hallowei, and ever 10 he halog
ed, by The Of The brave and free ia every iand
and peculiarly honoured by US. couItne mora
tive Of that act, which the very f spring Of
national being; and when Thoughts most nient
on he means OF keeping invOlaie from al upholy
touch, those constitutional blessings, which
ces,o's labored to secure will raise eyes The
standard OF Safe Rights as the rallying point OF
hopes-,he flag under which will continue to
contend Tor The great principles o. cons uonal free
dom.
We all recognize these ,rophied memof,is, as con-
neced with the most brii!an, and decisive exploit OF
our war of independence. We trust Iba, they may be
10 Us an uherring Presage OF civic triumph 10 le,'
glorious ami deti,ivedecve though bioodless- FL r
siiiuon.
Aud even now. though the present il eompassed
round " i.h gloom and the future may revsa noug ht
bu, lamen'aon and woe, we will celebrate the gio-
ries OF the past with spirit full OF rejo'sIg aud
hope.
Let us raise high this aud ard then, and give cur
Banner to the b,eeZe.
Me-. MiiJslon having received The standard, the
procession then moved from the mansion Of the late
Genera PiBckney 10 the Circular Church, which is by
far the largest in The ciy The galleries were occu.
pied by ladies', the lower part by The p' scion The
whole was exceedingly crowded. and formed beaut-
full Imposing, and animated Spectacle. The rcs;rum
erected for The Gator, was surnoun'ed by a canopy
asefuily decorated with iutsgmingIed laurel and pal
meiio The services were opened by a comprehensive
erven and well adapted prayer by the R,v DR.. l.
mer, toe 'sor OF the Church alter which, Robert
Turnbuii, q read the Virginia and X -niucsy X So
lutons OF '9S and 90 which have been adopted, as
their OVID, by tbs Legislature of Sou.h Carolina.
MIR. L. prefaced the R-,outiOns by few peril
nsnt and eloquent remarks. The Hon. Robert Y.
Hayne then scended the rosirum, and delivered an
Ora ion, which, tor cogency oi reasoning purity aud
elevation OF sentmen, end eioquenee aud impressive
ness OF delivery, bas rianly never ben exceeded H.
hI or perhaps in sny other Cry of the Un,n. The
audience were dels htsd and enchanted throughout
nov deeply al cited ny bis pathOs--now Tou,ed snJ
anmatsd by his mpSssoned aTd0r. OF tn
however, we shall say nothing more, (aI we rus, il
will be pubIished) than, that Demonstrated the un.
cOns uonAlIty, CPpres'venegs, and SECTIONAL ehagac
ter OF the TaIiHex pla d aud enforced the doc rn
oil Nall fcaon-ad aed decisive and enc gs,ie pro.
cesdiug4 the par, Of the air-vnd Gated the State
INEbt IA ~ from NJ dsIefFlOD5 OF their
appealed with rrssisutls effect to tbs patrIo,i.m and
love OF liberty for winch the Sons o. Carolina hav. ey
er been disiinP ushed.
Al halt pass ,. The Patty re-assembled al the lower
end OF Mes,pg street, wheucs ihey moved in Process.
zion 10 The Pavicn, al the OF MeeiinS street
and South Bay, in which they to due. The Pa
wilton constructed aud decorated az follows: IL vas
in the TORN OF Psnagou, covering OF upwards
OF 5000 feet The dinner tables arranged 10 com
mOdaie 1900 persons, but nearly 300 persons who had
provided themselves with tickets, were unable 10
obtain seats The pillars OF the Pavilion were com.
possd o. Palmetto hee' planted around, at equal dis
Inaes OF ten feet, the foliSgs OF ~hich, gracefully
blending gave beautiful hnh TO the whole; be yesn
the Palmetto iress, afenateiy, there was large me
dalton aud star i've fest anu halt in diameter The
side 4 ,he Pavilion, which The Presidents, the G. D..
ernor tho Revolutionary Pttfio ', aud the ,,or OF
the day were placed, medallion With George w Ash
ingoD inscribed upon IT, susPen'ei; either side
the OF the President aud Vice Pretdsn o.
the Uoed ates, Andrew Jackson the right John e
Ca bOun on the lei. The remaining medal oHs die.
played The following names, aud senmenis: Sen. G.
e Pnckney," Gen. Thomas Pinckuey,'' Thomas Jst-
srson. Thomas Sumter" "P tiek Henry" Gov
Ttoup," "Rawlins L0wDd ~ ibb II ladoipk ""No,
for ourselves alone but Tor po'tery "Lst us do our
duty, sni leave he consequsnees 10 CD" STATE
Rlghs-the contribution its base, end Jeh5rson its che
corner one" millions !Or desbce-not a cent 10 tt
bute "RsiOtm," M aqua est veti'as, ~ prevalent"
The Pa1nsitO trees, Winch have already been desenb
ed composing the supporters 20 n IL beautiful Pa
wilton, were linked together al 4 top by broad gar.
laods Of evergreen, VIII ch 10 gtaseiu iods aud les
tooos, crowded wnh varisga,ed lamp, aud iutrpiusd
with a rich aud gay sdDix OF party eolored Higs
banners, and standards (mads iof The octasop) were
continued along the interior Of tbs canopy ioIn the
different angels OF The PsUtsgo0, uniting Al the ceptss
on a Liberty Pole, ~h'h wss tasIeiuly painted. o.
the summit OF the Po e. (Which sboui IS feet in
heighD Was bXed iul-rigged S0ip her igs proudly
waving in The breez, and 'be sailor her deck sus.
pending tho motto, "Hurfa for Fee Trade" Around
the base OF The Liberty Pole was crested an Orchestra
10 which the nj, iiOm Tins TO time, piysed appro-