Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19

Drsyon aud returned In handsome manner his ac
acknowledgements for the honor done him; he then
al some length into the questions connected with our To-
cal politics and party divisions and triumphanty vindica.
ted his course in Congress in reference them and con-
Guided with an affecting alluson 10 his approaching epar
ure from the State, and bidding those around him an i'm.
pressive and aIeci:onete farewell His parting aekno
Judgments and benedctios received with deep emo
ton, aud will live in the grateful memories OF all who
heard him. We orbear any further remarks on the per
haps Farewell Address" Of patriotic, high minded
beloved and veneraed Drayon as it has been promised
The Surviving Patriots and Soldiers of the Revolu.
Ton: "Iime-honored." relics OF illustrious age
kndng the hopes OF the future with the reflected goes
oil the past The last Rose OF Summer.
| The Hon WIN. G. Rives The profound statesman and
eloquent Senator His noble stand in the Senate of the
United States against anarchy and misrule entities him TO
the gratitude of the republic The Old Dominion has
Just reason to be proud OF her sona lofty destiny
him. Old Virginia never tire.
The Hon. John Forsyth and James NJ. WAYNE Par
mobile Jrdtrum The intrepid champions of Union and
Liberty: Wen may Georgia exclaiin like the mother of
The Graccb-"These are my Jewel. y" ANS Well
Notifications cap Of folly furnished by the Abbot of
reason to make ambition ridiculous Go the Devil and
shake yourself.
The Federal Constitution: political chart which with
patriotism at The helm, will guide honor and
safety. God save the United States.
Union and State Rights: is the part of patriotism 10
MAINTAIN their harmony; treason only would them at
variance. Union and Liberty.
by MAJ Black, (Vice Presidency The United States
OF Americas galaxy OF brilliant stars may no State ever
exhibit the eccentric movement of comet or illustrate
the fate OF fallen star.
!
HON Joel r. PoinseH: The intrepid upholder of our
a'onal Flag in foreign land-equaly ready defend
u AZ nome, against either ore domestic violence. We
his absence from the State prevents his par,ci
patton in our lestiviiy.
BY MIR; H. Morton OF Virginia. The People Of pir.
S,hid Enemies TO the Tariff, but staunci and true
friends to those who would CALAMITY sacrifice their lives
Tor The welfare Of the Union
Inc following toast was sent by James l.. Petigru,
Esq. % -
or neat Representative in Congress May he be
Iend To the prosperity OF the city, aud have title to
ntipnc nj fl.a
man elec'ioneering-and may he be such State Rights
Man as can lay his hand on his heart and say, 81 am ar
IDENTITY attached TO the Union.'
by MIR. Smith. General .andre.p Jackson. New
England pous out her best aud noblet horor the man
who has saved the Union, and conquered the Saxon in
| vaders "
BY MIR. Robert X. Payne Ireland and The Star spon
geo Banner: Would that she had light her
moey and peace and our stripes to chastse her foes
by Isaac Mp Lee, ESQ. The Hon. VIM Smith:
Like Arsdes of old, discarded by his native State for his
political honesy-may his adopted State better appreciate
| BY John Clifford You, Esq Union without Consolida
ton, and State Rights without Modification.
by MIR. !s;les ". Brown. me memory Of .Vaiha.
mel Green: The Yankee Chief who led Caroliuans TO
victory at the Eutaws.
By a Member. Modification: A quack's remedy for
an impaired constitutions we reject use, calculated 10
| BY WIN. Nj. Raye. Union and Modification: Welded
happiness and single observation-disclosures between them
BY Daniel Burie, Sr. Union and Liberty: One and in
dvisibe. ~ "
The Star-spanged Banner was Thursday, again seen
waving in front OF the Citadel-we are glad to see the
standard Of National Union raised by our On
the anniversary OF National Indepe nIence Ii will
beseen however by The following anecdoe, that more
mysterious flag was hoisted in company with H.
| gentleman passing up Kng-street Oh Thursday and
observing small banner with crescent a blue field
companion, "liave the Nu6ers turned Tuks?" 1t may
perhaps, be merely evidence that they have not entire.
~ recovered from their lunacy-thA, they still in some
measures Votanes oil the moon Charleston Courier.
|
The following the Regular and Volunteer Toasts
drank by the Revolution Society, rs Association on
the 4lh July last Charleston Mercury.
1. ihe Day we celebrate When 90 thirteen dependent
PROVINCES became Free, Sovereign and Independent
States" Tune, Hail Liberty.
2 The Union Founded on compact entered into bv
Sovereign States for mutual aid mutual benefit So
long as the Constitution shall be honestly con red and
faithfully administered, say from the bottom of orr
hearts eSio pepefud Sar-spangled Banner.
B. South Carolina She has been true to The faith in
The worst Of times, and has out like Daniel from
me Lon den and not hair OF her head hath hurt
Dear Native Home.
State Rights The flaming s,cord in the hands ofrhe
Liberty. The Minstrel Bow.
o: The Governor of the State High minded, able and
faithful he has received The highest honors State could
6es'ow is there any Office above his merits? Governors
March
g. Modification, "ihe righIlul remedy" Without which
The rights OF tie States and the liberties OF the citizen
would be but sounding brass and linking cymba
Sound the Loud Timbre
T. Thomas Jefferson and his golden maxim: "The pre-.
HeiT
the only competent administrators of dome con-
Germs Remember the Glores of Brian the Brave
g. The memory Of Robert J. Turnbul Carolina
nouns her idvoue son. OF the brightest of Jew
els But lie has stamped his upon the age i'm which
he lived and in The rich of his wisdom and eo.
qnence le TO his country legacy that never perish
Dige
o. John c. Calhoun: Worthy Of the highes, office in the
gilt oil tree people; but too 10 seek it, by con
ceaii"g has opinions or compromising his principles. Hail
to the Chief
TO- Free Trade One Of the ends of the Revo-
luton IL we are TO he deprived OF lis blessings our ia
merce, and Freedom
IL. Gen. James Hamilton: The ipnexibe supporter
oil State Rights his native State will never forget his un
firing efforts in her cause. Sontll Carolina HYMN. -
IL. George M'Du1ie: The Patrick Henry of ti.s~sf
before the indignant flashes of whose eloouen Snv
rembes. Scots wha haze.
l3. The Fair: To be 10 them we must be faithful
TO Carolina; they have sustained by their smiles we
Will cherish them i'll hears is there heart that
never loved.
. VOLUNTEERS.
BY Elias Horny nlaj. Hamilton: He too fought the
battles OF TO- he is the person of his SON.
| and he lives to enjoy the fact.
BY Dr. p Melvin Cohen (of the ICY: The Chivalric
Bayard OF the Sonth James Hamilton ir-is difficult to
decide whether the friends of State regret or her enc.
mics feel his absence most.
BY MyeT NJ. Cohen, Esq. The late Mr.. Turnbull
and the Hon III. J.. Pinckney. (The Orators of the last
1ih oil July and the presently The Sun has set no night
| succeeded.
BY Quarter Master Yates. The State Rights Ladies:
The only chains we wear, OF their forging; wen be
linked TO them and their forever
By Major Edwards. The Hon. John c. Calhoun A
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