Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27
Richmond, 26h July.
COMMUNICATED.

The 57th anniversary Of American independence was
celebrated by number OF the citizens OF Charlotte at the
Grove Spring, where every necessary arrangement was
made for the festivals OF the day. john Henry, Esq read
the Declaration Of Independence ia emphatic aud i'm
pressve manner, pretacing it w few very handsome
remarks succeeded by eloquent and appropriate Ora
ton, delivered by Paul = Darlington, Esq. The com
pany then sat down excellent barbecue prepared by
Mrs. Oliver. After dinner the cloth was removed, aud
Cab. Barksde, Esq called TO ,hc chair assisted by
e. w. Henry, Esq. The following toasts were drank
REGULAR TOASTS.
1. The day celebrate: May it ever be remembered
cherished and celebrated with feelings OF joy aud grail
ude choers-IIaH Columbia.
2 The memory of Washington; The of Virginia
the father OF his country-aud the wonder OF the world.
Drank Standing WdShngon'S March.
j. Lafayette: The friend aud companion of ashington
ever dear 10 the hearts OF Americans. cheers-La
IJdyehe's March
l. The memory OF p Henry: The orator. the sage the
paIrio-we are proud hat his remains reposc in the boz
som OF our county. Tunc--..9uid Lang SINE.
0. The memory Of DR. B. Franklin: The Philosopher
and practical Statesman Home, S,reet Home.
6. The memory OF Jefferson aud Adams: The one the
author the other the intrepid defender of the Declaration
Ot Independence. Boston March
T. The Heroes and Statesmen of the Revolution: Al.
hou@h they fast disappearing from amongst us the
of their greatness are 10 be found i'm our hearts
aud in the grateful rccollections of admrng world
cheers - CdledoniGn 1Idrch
g. The President OF the u. States JackSon's March
o. The Federal Unon 1t was framed by our foreather.
IN spirit OF concession and compromise; may the
spirit animate their children in preserving it untarnshcd
10 me end oil time: pased be the arm that would attempt
TO dissolve it. 3cheers.-LDe let as Cherish.
10. Liberty: May its blessings continue to move on
wards and embrace the whole earth its extent and lis
standard be soon planted the ruins of thrones and
pires. cheers. Fork Deer.
IL. Virtue and knowledge: Without them freedom Pc
rshes with them she ever fourishes Enthusiastically
FdUOyite.
II. The Army and Navy of the u States: A sure de-
fence against foreign aggresson-May they adopt
their motto the words of departed Lawrence "DOn't
give up the ship" q cheers Yankee Doodle.
I3. The Fair Sex
I'll. .Til hym me, brought his oyedelighod hour,
There dwot no JOY III Eden's rosy bowcrj
A%d M mSn TIVE SAi Hermit s Sd' , % woman
cheers Come Haste to the Wedding.
BY the President OF the Day, c. Barksdale The Ora
tor of the day.
BY E. w. Henry, Vice President. Gen. A. jackson
The polar star which the people of the u States look
with anxious hope in the present dark gloomy night
that hangs over their land
BY the Orator of the Day, p. S. Darlington Repubi-
can Governments: Plain smpe-w,h equal burdens and
equal benefits.
BY r. Morton. Andrew Jackson: May he be elected
next President-and unon of these u States on lust
principles, until time shall be more.
BY ). s. Moses. May the U. States of America stick
as close together as the ivy and the oak and may that
tongue be palsied and that unnsrvcd that shall at.
tempt TO tear asunder this great republic which has been
erected by our fathers and cemcnted by their blood.
by L. B. Rice Modification:
Nssis not be- iold iai but o rpIS" seen.
BY r. +. Gaines. The Protective System Unjust and
unequal in its operatons-may Virginia with her sister
States OF the South, proclaim aloud resistance under sucl
oppression.
/ BY Geo. w. Read Henry CLAY :: The politician WIN
has sacrificed principle amlton-may his burning brow
be cooled by second Intellectual attempt reach the Pre-
sidcncy.
l3J ID. F. Morton. The President of the u States am
Hero OF Orleans The renowned patriot statesman
may he be- as he ever has been, to his country
cause.
BY II. lakewood From and after the 4th March, 3S
May the Hiehoy OF Tennessee be repAncd in the chat
oil the T. States and guide the helm of the political sl
safe from the attacks OF the Clay OF Kentucky
| BY l.. d. jennings May the death of the American
protective or rather American oppressive system on
be proclaimed from te house top and echo aud re-ecl
throughout The Union, 'unwcpt, unhonOured and un
sung"
by J. w. Murel. Virginia, our mother State No
Unlike SCUM Carolina and Georgia may she prove true
BY d. T. Patrick Gen. Jackson: May he ramplo o,
the Clay OF Kentucky and make foot bail of the Cobb
Georgia
by Saml. Bajing, Jr. John O. Adams: Too weak i,
nerve TO act out fixed principles
By H. NJ Y. Miller. y speedy calm TO the storms O
by VIM Rice. Our disordcred little sister South Ca
rona: II she should become entirely deranged and at
tempt to quit the family let us treat her i'm the oenes
man"er apply the straight waislcoat unless alb
souIely necessary, to prevent her doing mischief
By ID. r. VI oron. South Carolina and Georgia San
lrm, and soon may your Southern sister States unite ,
Tariff. '7''' Wv
BY 1. B. Rice. II. Clay: Firm, candid and intrepid
he not only declares his political sentiments fully and ex
pcitly to the world, but stands erect in the support
them his enemies have rcyed, opposed and viicd Ln
they have been unable keep him down his talents ant
patriotism IS whitening Into Obsculity all opposition he
must and will be next President.
| BY r. f. Gaines II Clay Of Kentucky The orator
the staesumn may lie urge that ubiquitous niea
sure, which must long rcnd in twain beloved Union
BY {. Barksdalc. J. O. Adams and G.. McDufie: Able
honest and faithful satesmcn; the eyes Of your countr,
upon you, ho Union and redeem the government
/ from the error OF its ways.
by X. Morton John Randolplth the orator of Roanoke
May he yets to Kill what politically remains of Hen
~ Clay.
/ BY II. lakewood p p. Barbour The Virginia pat
no-nay he be successful IN routing from the Vice Pre-
sidcucy The renowned Duchiuau of New York
BY VIM. Rice The Presidents toast: ss'Tbe Union
it must be preserved" Cod bless him for if like chav
can cover multitude of sins.
/ Hy John Henry. James Maii.on the able cxpounde
OF the Federal Constitution, and firm defender OF Sat,
Rights.
FWVO MIIJERS Tho .,,I,sc.;t.. 49,. 49,. ....;.-,.