Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-24

o' Snd Patron, AID that Nj Gun h,vinr i,rIncJ =,
cePting II, the situation has been Offered ,n wn, ~ D.
dleon, Esq OF Richmond Chariofiespiic gir 6, On
CELEBRATION IN sussex sSgESS'''c'a1hD'
The 18th Of July celebrated by numerous ,,,r,, -,
the citizens OF S6ssex, at Littleown Col George Wo
was requested read the Declaration Of Indenepp
after which, chase, eloquent patriotic and iuoreqaivo
Grafton was delivered by Doctor Benz r. Harrison The
Mr. William $. Biltro-Col George BLOW nresiJnr -
sisted by William HARRISON Esq as Vice pres;,len,
mere were no guns, or music to eniven. They We're
no, needed or never was there celebration conducted
with more spirit, productive Of a greater ervnnr oI ma,
u'o.c leehng mpar'inS high the social board
Harmony and hilarity crowned the lcstiyy
y The day we celebrate The offspring of Hbcrty-tbe
parent OF our Union Es,o perpetua s cheers
znd. our Union: We anxious for its preservation.
out not at the expense of our rights. cheers
Srd The Constitution OF the Omitted States II mus,
oe preserved alike from the danger of isunon and the
tendency TO consolidation. 3 cheers 49,
9TH George Washington: :" 'flrc boon OF Providc,co o.,
me human race his fame is eternity his residence crea
ton" Drank standing.
9TH La Fayeue, the never-fadine flower of Frame
virtue hath planted II; II Is naturaZed every where
9Th Andrew Jackson the peoples President, He s mi,
On affection. cheers ' ""
7tl. Virginia The illustrious mother Of him whose
pen prodnced whose eloquence urged; and whose arm
coaiiimed The Declaration OF American independence
9Th The Tariff: May the North listen to the voice of
reason before il is too late and modify the Tariff so 40 n
reconcile the South, and save these States from The di.
Hous consequences that inevitably resuIttrom n,l
ilicaiiOn. cheers TO the sentiment, ;,o = -; -, ~
Tariff. 0 " "o
9th The Signers of the Declaration of independence
IN support oil which, they mutually pledged their lives
their fortunes, and their sacred honour" 3 cheers
10Th. The Army and Navy; They have crowned our
country with impeiishahle glory. 3 cheers
lih' Ihe Heroes OF the American Revolution: Their
monuments ''c c'ec'ed IN Tie hearts oil their coun;rymcn.
f2th. The States Our fathers wres,ed them from, The
IRON grasp OF British despotsm, aud united them in one
Nav i,.r. Iii.
riiy forever preserve hemree sovereign and nd,pen
dent, in harmonious Union. cheers
18th The American Fair: The last thouoh mt ,he
least OF Gods works Enthusiastic aud long continued
cheering.
VOLUNTEER ToASTS.
By the President. The Orator of the Dav: The talents
ana patriotism OF our youth form the Dorc and Ionic p.
lars OF our political edilce r.
Sent 10y Capt. William p. wyche of PETERSBURG. NV
old negh6ourhood: Though circumstances have induced
me TO seek residence among strangers yet that is and
ever gy w Lo T p1o. %y own my T1ve home
NC oil neighbour severed, that Of friendship never can
BY George Blow. The good old Republican Party
throughout the Union: In 1900 they put down consolin
ton in 1882 they will battle their Opponents and smppor
an honest and able administration, by eecug Martin Van
Buren, as Vice President
BY John Goodrum John Randolph of RoanoLe. 1,l
able and interchangeable defender OF State Rights
by George Blow. The prediction of Andrew Jackson
Clayism cannot lay TsrifIof Prohibition ON il: CaIhoun
ism cannot nuly it the people will it,
BY Capt VIM. II. Pegram The American Eagle: Nav
It's tohs wres from oppression the and the scepe
ana ITS wings spread liberty DER all nations of the
earth - VIC
BY John NJ. Wyche. The Tariff, the darling daughter
OF the North Nav il be attacked win ,Jn iIS NV !,
Hayne and McDulhe sent for as physicians
BY James 5. Bates Our Liberty and Republican In
stutions May God prosper them, and teach us RIGHTLY
TO appreciate them.
BY Walter Blunt. The ilustrious patriots of the Re-
Voiuuon Affection weeps over their memories whilst Lii
berry rejoiceth at their noble deeds.
BY George Blow. LittIeton Waller Tazeweu: One Of
Virginia purest, most able and most talented sons
by the same Winfield Scots The pride OF the army
and OF his country, not less than OF his native State
BY Walter f. Blunt The Tariff Nav il he made -,
altogether of cay that can lie caSrlv cracked AZ,
crumbled TO pieces by the piercing rays of the souherr
sun
BY Doct Blow. The Tariff Better to yield part than
lose The whoe;-OPpessors, eopadizc your country
tor pegoad not the oppressed TO open their ports, duty
free, TO foreign goods--beware.
BY DR.. Benz. |. Harrison. Political craft: Too deem
for republican honesty.
BY Walter f. Blunt. La Fayeue; The disinterestcd
Frenchnan, who left his native land TO assist us in fight
ing our battles and 10 mosen soil with his blood
jiy James NJ Jordan State Rights: They should ne.
yer he yeldeC should they he preserved y open re-
sstance, until all other fall then, and not until
then will he time enough to weigh the value of the
Uniou' or 10 think OF ''the tug of war;
by II. a. Atkins State Internal Improvement. Des
tined to produce reiX of the tide OF emigration from
the West to the East-Gol speed the good work.
! BY WIN. Harrison Andrew jackson: Whose straoh,
forward patriotism and iniexible irmness countermn,
the plots OF that unnatural alliance between Vice Presi
dent Notification and wOuld-be President Ultra Tariff
by Geo. Blow. Calhoun and Clay: Not .OheIlo's'
bu, lagos occupations gone-not 'pague pestjIenc
and famine backed by null6cation'-.'wih a Sena,
nj their hcels"-Can them.
BY VIM S. BbrO. John Randolph of Roanoke: Ma,
his retirement in private life be happy his public act
have been useful.
! BY James $. Bates. Martin Van Buren-Whose pro
motion 10 the Vice Presidency is the only means of conn
ieracing tile political inlrgues of Clay, Webster and Cal
houn.
BY VIM. Cargi. Littleton Waller TazewelI: BeboL
an Israelite in whom there is no guile
BY Capt Jas. M Jordan (of Isle fWght( The Union
It's perpctuaon upon fair equal and constitutional princ
pies; its dissolution rather than continuation of the pro
tcctve system, the audnUus construction OF the FEEDER
al Constitution and the appropriation of money by the &c
neral Government for local internal improvement.
By Alfred Moss. The AbOitionists of Yirgni-.ccss,
yipers, you bite file.
BY Capt Jas. NJ. Jordan fof Isle Of Wichi3 John G.
Calhoun and Philip p. Barbour: The ablest advocates
Southern principles and INTERESTS their services can be re
warded only by the fst and second Offices the Gilt of the
people.
BY the Orator Of The Day. John Y Mason: bette
man lives notS faithful and talented Representative
we cannot get in this congressional district
! CO1LHU.NTCaTED
i At regular meeting Of the Fuvanna Central Tonne
rance Society held ut the Court-l house, ON the fth dav
July, 1892 beng the LIST anniversary Of said society
The Society being opened by prayer by the Rev NTr
Mooman, Of the Methodist Church, on the motion n
George Nj. Payne, Esq, committee was appointcd n
the Chair, consisting Of George M. Payne John Timber
lake jun, Gideon A. Strange, John M Wills and William
w. minor TO draft resolutions suitable the occasion; who
after some time spent in retirement, reported the follow
ing: