Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-17

by the celebrated quixoic Don of Panama on tltng
match with the New York Windmill
By LuciuS Lyon, The 18th of July l776, saw the De-
caration of ndependcnce-the 4h july 1892 wir
hereafter be remembered as distinguished epoch in its
preservation.
CHARLESTON.
The STATE Rights and Free Trade Pdrty-the .Anneri-
can Revolution, and 10 dissertation
The Fiy-sixh Anniversary of American Indie ndence
was COMMUNICATED in combined festival Inv those two
Societies, and with extraordinary degree of enthusiasm
AT hall past O'Clock the '76 Association attended h,
line band OF musicians arrived the quarters of the Anne
rcan Revolution Society Broad Street; and both Soce
ties then preceded by the Cincinnati marched down to
Tie Exchange TO form in the Grand Procession of the State
Rights and Free Trade Party. Being there placed in a
conspicuous post in the line, they then moved up TO
e eus IN queen street. to hear The Grafton by Robert
D. urh6uii' Esq whose glowing eloquence have.
made deep Impression on their hearts.
On no iormer occasion in our city, have these two So,
ceues ever celebrated the principles that lead Amer-
can independence, with ervor and animation The
Regular roass were drunk with prodigous enthusiasm
mat one In PARTICULAR which contained, compliment TO
our Governor drew forth plaudt after platfdt The as
sembly seemed to be animated but by feeling and to
resistance, to. UNCON TAX ATIOW
no longer to be heard in the idle vapong words but in
the more emphatic sH anga1gs Of Sots ss'ion
NuhfcdtiOn-The- right of a State to resist fraud and
oppression "peaceably il she can forcibiy g She must"
by the Hon. Henry Deas, President of the DAY. Null
litcaoh-n our conederacy, the conservative prncple:
the substitute for Revolution.
by Jacob r. Mintzing Vice President ofthc 76: Souh
CaToina-lhe time at hand when she relieve her
sell from an oppressive taxation coonial vas
mi
Ia the defence of her reserved rights $500
by Henry L. Pinckney, Esq. of the '76: John c. CAL
non ana ms letter to the late festival at Spring
do most sincerely believe that the of South Ca
roina is the cause Of the Constitution Liberty and the
Union My opinion has not been hastily formed and
am prepared to test its sincerity by sharing the fate of the
State, be il what il may"
by Alexander Mazyek, of Che Committee of the
"7o: The Orator OF the Day-An able expounder of
the true Republican faith OF Thomas jefferson an elo
qnent advocate OF the everlasting principles Of Fee Co.
vernnent.
IurnbulI Ia I'm tnenL y
ougn greatly exhausted when he had entered the Hall
.ne animation oil the scene around him had revived his
strength. lie declared his sincere conviction that this
stale could no longer delay nterpose her SOVEREIGN
power TO rescue its ci'izens from total mpoverishmen
and TO save their civil liberty That should the excire
hen' exsmng be allowed TO pass of, the people WOULD
learn to submit TO the American system and tha II omi
be fastened on the country oreverThai might now be
got u OF because II quite practicable so TO rc,lure
the Tariff gradually, not TO endanger the many vested
interests which have grown upon the belief of lis being
the permanent policy OF the country He said that if re-
sstance was postponed, this miscalled American Systen
would be so incorporated into political fabric that k
the poor laws of England could never be eradica,ed
MI iuThDu alter pronouncng several OTHER Interesting
remarks, offered the following sentiment and ook L ,
amid the most enthusiastic plauds:
The sentiment of Henry Lauens i'm Tie Tower or Fo,
dom man INT Tor the times in which he lived. ssTelhis
Majesty, lear no consequences but such proceed from
The President OF the day having called ON Nathaniel
Hayward Esq, an invited Guest, for toast Mr. Hey-
ward gave the following:
Our next LGfature-The shield and the sword Of tho
State-a Convention.
MIR. Hayward on leaving the Hall was cbeercd will.
three distinct rounds OF applause.
By Col Yeadon, IAN invited GuesD: The crisis-Tbe.
God OF our Fathers has raised up leaders who will ne
all in the sacred liberty and of their coun,r T
whose patriotic efforts asmilae those the purst pa
rots OF 76. F
Myer M Cohen, Esq. having been called on as the
PREDATORY remarks gave
Henry L. Pinckney-Ir we send him to vote for rs in,
Congress DO you think he will vote for such Bill as Mr.
BY Col Thomas Lehrc, ir John c. CaIboun--'rhe Pa
ot who prefers the honor Of his Country his individual
BY Capt ). D. Yates: NuIIifcation-Its enforcement
our salyaIion--its reinguishment, disgrace.
By Frederick Shailcr: Mr.. Adams iTll-Eet Soun,
Carolina il with the contempt il merits Lv the oeacc
able remedy of Modification.
BY Robert Rowan: The determination of South Caro-
llina-Nuifcation.
The Union and state Rights Parfv.
Inc members OF the Union and State Rights Party,
asemoIed at the MARKET at 10 o'clock and walked
IN procession under the direction of Thos Cobef r and
Theodore GalSrd Esqrs. Marshals OF the day with
appropriate banners and spiritsrrng music TO the 2nd
Presbyterian Church, where, after the performance of di-
vine service by The Rev. Mr. Smith, Westinghouse Fare
well Address was read in impressive manner by the
Hon Tlos Lee and able and eloquent Grafton rcpcte
with convincing argument, fine declanao and patriotic
sentiment, pronounced by James RI. Smith ESQ Az
the close of The Grafton which was interun,ed b ,L
repeated paudiis Of the audience the crater annonced
the gratifying intelligence, Just received that Mr. Adams
Bill, relieving the country from heavy burhen Of taxa
ton, had passed the House OF Representatives and had
received the sanction OF our honored Representative VIM
Drayion, and his compalrios James Blair and Thos n
mlcheH' ms enumeration was received with a de-
gree Enthusiasm, that eyinced the deep anxefy of te
assembly for the preservation Of glorious Union and
their OVERLOOKING thankiulness for the probable removal Of
its most imminent peril
In the Of the church ceremonies the beautiful
Odes composed by VIM. g. Simms -. and the Rev Mr.
Gilman, for the celebration Of the last I july were sung
TO Instrumental music by tunciu cloir, and at The SING
ing OF the concluding chorus Of the latter ode The audi
ence rose simultaneously, and again soennly pledged
themselves, as they did on the last similar occasion while
bowling before the throne Of their Coil
"Eyer 70 maintain as now,
Union-Lborty ="
EXTRACTED TOAsTs.
The President of me United SfGfes-Renovned in
war-the enemies Of the Republic have Yielded TO bis
prowesswise in peacehe has EXTENDED the glory NJ b;s
country among foreign nations and secured Tor himself the
gratitude aud confidence Of the people ryaebson's
March.
The Declaration Of Independence. emanatjon of
great mind, labOrng with nations birth. Accused he
he incsnaon that would invoke the shade OF is irouo
tai penman, TO deseca,e and destroy his own gotio |
halowed work adams and Liberty.