Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-17
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From the Washington Globe
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From the Washington Giobe.l
CITIZENS CELEBRATION
O the -fnnicersdry IF american independence.
Alter devout prayer from the Rev. DIR. Laurie his
church In street. eloquent and patriotic address was
delivered Dr. Thomas Sim, predatory his reading the
Charter OF Independence.
The company reassembed at the American Hotel and
were honored by the attendance of the Speaker of the
House OF Representatives. several Senators and Member,
the heads OF Departments in the City, and many disn-
guished strangers. They paook of a snmpuous dinner
winch was elegantly and tasteuly prepared by Messrs
MGCsry and Demarest in style, as all agree,
The Mayor presided, assisted by C. w Goldsboroueb
Esq, and Dr. ~ p Causin as Vice Presidents.
Alter the cloth was removed, the following regular
toasts were announced and drank with attend
ed by national and appropriate airs from the ncomparabe
Band OF Music attached TO the Marine Corps
REGULAR TOASTS.
l. The day: Holy to Freemen; may it always find us
grateful and happy.
The Union AT once the and effect of our indie
pendence, and sole guarantee Of its perpetuy must
be preserved"
g. The memory ofour llustrious dead; who in the uni
~ lofty purpose, pledged each other 'their lives
their fortunes, and their sacred honor'
a. The memory of Washington, Franklin, and Jeferson
Whe we enjoy the fruit of their labors, let
their example,
o. The President of the United States The Patriot and
the Hero. '''
The Heads of Departments: Their efficiency and pro-
pity nave gained them general confidence applause
T. Inc Congress: They received their trust from
sages patriots, heroes and marys-may they ever remem
Der It's cost, and appreciate its value.
8. The Army and Navy: Their gallantry and worth
nave been tried in war; peace they will forgotten
y. Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures: The
sources oil sustenance OF wealth, and OF
equal in rights, let them be equally protected
10 The Arts and Sciences: ASH Republican Greece
still the companions of MISUNDERSTANDING The elements
ana making them subservicnt TO the uses of man
H. The Press: When guided by TRUTH omnipotent-
moved w %, 6y venality, degraded and Powerless.
IL The. Reiormers OF England: Seeking reclamation
IRON the corrupons of ages-te redeemed of America
cheer them on.
H. The Fair: Their rights are secured without char
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VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
ny mr.; speaker Sferenson Our holy Union! The
which we must all rally the flag which we must nail TO
the mast and down with the vessel rather than strike
by me Secretary Of the Treasury. Mutual conccs.
TO establish the Union. ~
q, BY the Secretary Of War. The progress, of freedom
BY me Secretary Of The Navy. The officers of our
Navy Possessed OF sagacy, enterprise chivary in
ueehce oil Their counrys rights, unyieIng the live
OAK on winch they have borne flag in triumph over
every
By The Post Master General The City of Washing.
on It's future hopes OF prosperity and grandeur re upon
the harmony and Union of the States.
from me Char. The City OF Richmond and its dis
uhgushed and eloquent Representative in Congress.
ny Mr.. WGrd, Of .Nelo York. The members of the
Cabinet: Their patriotism, ability, virtue and integrity
have placed them above the caumnous shafts Of tle op.
position.
By John Pem6e,ion Of PhiEadelphia. Andrew Jack
SON. President Of the U. States AT all times ready to sa
crifce himself for his country.
Of
Waslingon-gratefu for recent favors from parental
abandoning the principles of its i'm
mortal founder may its interests and politics always agree
By Il. H. Smith. Washington Irving The light of
his pure and cultivated mind has given to his country en-
during usre, and TO his the impress oGimmortaty
By Nm n. DdDis. The great man now OH his vow
age; May he reach the port in safety.
By II. II. Blair. Thomas Jefferson: The author of
our Declaration of Independence would not nulIify it,
ny Dr. CduSln The soldiers of the LIST Regiment Of
the Maryland Brigade at the battle of Germantown thew
did their duty, and though compelled to retreat in haste
the bore their wounded Colonel" litter from the bat
By Mr. Kendall The Post Office Department. Our
mails ran before, but the genius of Barry given them
wings
By Col. Gardner. Edward Livingston: A Chieftain
in the political Revolution of S0Ofrn in his principles
his fame brightens, as he wears in years.
ny John Campbell The flag Of our Union
oieTihe land Of the free
By Major H0bbie. The progress Of Democratic prio
cipes and the elevation Of honest
y resisted by Senatorial rebukes either here or in Eng
land, when demanded by an indignant people.
By 1T. Col. p. IT, Perra,M. The Old Hickory: I'm.
der its attractive shade, the spirit of Cancellation will in
y'e TO patriotic concessions and generous compromise
States Jealouses will be done awayand that mon w hch
it was said must be preserved" will be preserved.
By Mr.. Uln. Ward, Of Michigan. Mr.. JeiJerson's
"Fond Hope, 'that the on our standard to which
our counymen will forever rally shall be Federal Union
and Republican Government"
By Henry AshtOn. The Union OF the states--may
the tormens of SisyPhus be awarded to all those who
shall attemPior wish for its dissolution.
States-wbile principle and virtue maintain their inu.
once with the people, he has nothing fear from oppos
ton, direct or indirect, open concealed
By j. Wells, ", The memory of the gallant Deca-
tur always for his country, fright or wrong"
BV Or. j. NJ. Thomas. The constitutional power in
the President to peto-ayays safe in the hands of Andrew
Jackson. May this day give second birth TO American
Liberty, by a UetO.
By Johna Donohoo. Tho JeHersouian principles. the
real bone and sinew Of Jacksonsm: Such principles guide
all honest politicians, and true friends 10 their country
By Gee Putt The United States Bank The mother
Of large family, who has trained her children TO do AZ she
directs-0nd Hey hare obeyed.
By n. n. ". Earl Martin Van Buren,: A statesman
and Republican Of the jefferson School.
By James Gooch. The month Of July. Ever me mora.
bic in the annals Of liberty. In July our patriot fathers
deied the British Lion In July FFenchnen re-asserted
their right to Constitutional Liberty; and in July will the
Peoples President srangle the "nsmnoth engine of the
Aristocracy.
BIZ r. Coitman The Union Of the States; the only
safe guarantee OF our ndependeuce.
By John NJ Moulder The President Of the United
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