Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-26

After respectful tribute paid to the events Of the
Revolution aud the heroes Of that daya share Of
ton was bestowed on the "Men and Measures' Of the
present. which was not less remarkable for the good hu
incurred cuts aud hruss Of the opposite parties than
Many Of the sentiments accompanied by brief, hu-
morous and pertinent observations.
REGULAR ToAsrs.
The day we celebrate: The Of mans political
2 George Washingon His name sufficient common
tary upon the excellence aud virtue Of his life.
Thomas Jetferson: "The author of the Declaration of
Independence the for the establishment Of Religious
reedom--and the father of the University of Virginia"
sen minister.
8. The Constitution OF the United States Framed in
wisdom and in pa,ro,sma strict adherence its piinci
pies the surest guarantee OF Liberty
8. The President of the United States and Heads Of
Departments diligent, honest and impartial discharge
OF their respective duties.
T. The Sar-spangled Banner: The Beacon of the Re.
vo'uton when that is exiinguishcd, patriots will mourn
over the dark days that will ensue.
O. ne Liberty OF speech and Of the Press; often per
vered but essential to the existence of all free govern
9. The American Revolution History give. it her
brightest page; fame speaks Of it in the loudest note
H. Party Spirit: Ii embit,ers social engagements, is
dangerous to domestic peace and useful only whes OPP
posed to the evils Of its own kind.
H. The United States OF America: Free and prospe.
rous at home, aud whilst united will he respected and ad
mired abroad
H. Education The basis of Republics; the means by
which to distinguish their rights as respect
those of others
spas'. fsssS %Su the SI ra
VOLUNTEER roAsTs.
BY David ii. Clark. The Heroes OF the Revolution
The result OF their abours the Union of the States
and whilst there is survivor he will act as hoop TO pre-
serve their work from dissolution.
by John s. White Gen, George washington "Though
lost to sight to memory dear"
by o. d. Bennett. Benz w. Leigh, Esq, one of vir.
gnias brightest sons: May Americans duly appre ciae
his worth.
BY Mai. A. Lewis The United States. The mobiles,
buf fotfar lie
centre. May the time speedily when political dis
cord may be buried oblivion, and prevail through
BY Capt. W. S. Smith. The Fourth of July '3s: Nav
1t be as memorable for harmony and good feeling the
Fourth Of July TO- for the great political TO which
BY WIN. II. Tunsall John Randolph of Roanoke
He lived no, alone to dieFor what? Let the unspeska
bic admiration Of the world proclaim! He ded-For what
To live through all eternity.
BY James Carter Jefferson the immortal author of the
Declaration OF independence; the Father Of The Unver
shy OF virginia No common can do justice in writing
his le-no common mind appreciate his patriotism-no
ignoblc soul estimate his worth.
BY Jesse G. Carter. Petersburg and Weldon Rail-
roads-destined to impart life vigor to our COM
mercal interests Wesay God speed.
by Robert Hutchings An equal distribution of Bur-
thens and Benefits is the fundamental principle of our
government. Our Executive will please attend to that
par, of his duty and let it be accordingly done.
BY Jere. E. Johnson. The doctrines Of the new ligh,
Union Republicans The Reserved Rights OF the States
the right to fight, when oPpressed-a glorious in
heritance.
the last resort sovereign right peace able if our gov
eminent be arepublcan Governments Revolution, any liza
Consolidated Government
BY Jas. L. Poindex,er. Hon. John TYLER A faithful
Sentinel on the OF Lbery the friends of the
States and OF Constitutional Liberty will not soon forget
That like the Brave Spartan he stood alone in defence of
their rights.
By E. r.. Lanier Republicansm A distinction as.
sumed by many, by few deserved.
By j. +. j. The defenders of State Rights: Their elo
ry shall be as immortal the shame OF those who igh
against them.
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ne eldest as beautiful and as graceful the youngest
May they never murmer among themselves without
cause aud may they never have cause to murmur.
Coleman Echols. The Orator of the Day: A zeaous
and patriot advocate of Consolidated Unio he deserves
we'll OF the Ladies.
c: EchOls. The Reader of the Declaration of indie
pendence, able jealous and patriotic defender of Stale
Rights; an ornament to any country.
FOURTH JULY.-The fifty-eigth Annive,sarv
oil American Independence, celebrated by large col
lection OF gentlemen in The county OF Brunswick who
met at MIR. Neadham Sh's for the occasion. Can't r
A. Meade being unanimously chosen President of the
day, assisted by Theophlus A. Field, Esq as Vice Pres
dent, and Thomas NJ Buiord, Esq acted Secretary
Between twelve and O'clock the company was called
10 order by the President, and the Declarations of indie
pendence was read by 7. A. Field, Esq accompanies
with animated and appropriate remarks which seemed 10
inspire the whole audience with holy enthusiasm for lilo
principles, like full charge of electric fluid The Com
pany sat down to sumptuOus dinner furnished by Mr.
Stth and alter the cloth removed the following oass
were drank with good cheer and perfect harmony:
!; The Daywe celebrate: Long be country blessed
"
2 The Heroes and Patriots of the Revolution
g. The Union: The hand that is raised against il is the
hand of a traitor. " " "
a. George Washington: The greatest and best man.
8. Thomas Jefferson: The greatest statesman
8. James Madison, and his Report of go
T. May liberty with success,
May prudence project her from evil;
May tyanis and tyranny tire in tho mist,
And wander their way tho depi.
g. The Constitution Of the United States. Made in q
cipie. F
0. The President of the u States
10. The Army and Navy of the u. States: Tho off |
spring OF Liberty. TO whose use they sanclifed
III. Virginia: Unterri6ed in war dgnifed i'm beace
IL. Lafayette: The Hero Of three Revolutions: he ne.
yer deserted the standard of Liberty.
IL. The American Fair: NATURES master niece
VOLUNTEERS.
BY David Meade, Esq For the next President: No
Clay Calhoun, Van Buren,, but an honest Yironiao
OF the Old School. e
BY Benz. Edmunds. Benjamin w Leigh The last
dying words OF John Randolph OF Roanoke B W. Leigh
for President. %
BY Leondas Y. Sih. Our Law: The people,s hes,
friend the preseIvero Of equal usce the sum and sub
stance oil Liberty ITSELF sovereign whom the greatest
allegiance due; invested with the peoples will il mus,
be sustained against all the world.
Henry Keats, jr. G. c. Droomgoole Let NOTHING
connected with his fame his advancement be passed
by slightly an enlighended public will reward him
BY the President of the day State Rights and Federal
Union Perpetuty 10 both.
BY the Vice President. Modification and Secession g.
Millions death and sin unbarriDg the gates of political
hell and letting forth the demon anarchy TO rayage our
free and happy country
BY Thomas NJ Bulord. Henry Clay: The calumnies
put forth against him, only tends make him shine with
the greater biancy like pure gold well refined through
the crucible. e'
By W w holland The JT,;o, a.. Nyu;, l. -, q,