Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-23

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FOURTH OF JULY
'he Anniversary OF our Independence was celebrated
w our village with The usual snd appropriate honors
me min'dy display by theN Jefferson Guards aud the
University corps, reflected credit upon them and afforded
me public quite Iattrng evidence OF their military
Poheency. They escorted the ora,or Of the day (Mr.
iucatd Parker, student OF the University the Epsro.
psi church, where he delivered oaticn
ny i''ce OF sentiment and and eloquent euogum
ON the inesnaLle value OF edera,e Union After de-
hneang With graphs pencil its distinguished points of
preference The feeble bond OF in. old
considerations lac commented with Indignant coqucnce up
on the wicked inihuaio oil those who Mould seek its dis
| solution.
when the grafton concluded the two companies az
ter il"g several sau'e.. di.banded Tie greater
portion oil the Jefferson Guards with u number of our c
zens repaired 10 Hawkins Spring here barbecu. had
p peer provided by comm',ee OF the company Capt.
L'tcb was made President, and Mai Thomas Je0e,
randolph, Vice Presden, OF the table - Chronicle
~ REGULAR ToAsrs.
The Day we celebrate: The principles which il con
aed must every where loosen the grasp of ,y,auy
ant extend the empire OF Freedom.
q Thomas Jefferson: The sage, the patriot the repub
"an s,ttcsman we cherish his prccep and example in
"s e "S,'oweu Preeinc's OF his grave
D. George Washington: His name is identified with
the Immortality Of his couutry's pl,ry
4 James Madison His public services are emhal,ned
in the gratitude oil his counrymcn
0. James Monroe: A. his neighbors in life, and the re-
verers of his memory after attn we cherish The recoec
ton Of his private aud public virtues.
o. The President OF the United States
T. ne Union OF the States. Its origin. plain written
oo'',iiuon its strength The aec Of lie aous and free
people
s. The cause of Freedom throughout tho world: Brave
hearts aud steady arms TO its champions
" The true theory Of governments The people .ove
reign; The laws, the mandate OF their tree will.
TO- Written Constitutions: The only guard against
The anarchy oil The many aud the ambition of The few
oil Freedoms IN Pc To their
ashes aud honor TO their wherever they have taen
~ me Republican Simplicity OF other days: When
nen did honor 10 offices offices TO men
ID The Fair Sex: Our last best toast:
TS o"i, with men and uco with Constitutions
nsG tho, .hs % n. ns % attention summon
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY George Carr. The Patriots and Politics Of the present
day The first, candidates for office, the latter the means
used TO obtain that Office.
BY James l.. Gordon. The State sovereignies The
G.%rs' ana the only pillars which support the glorious
by benl.mln t-Wnn. James Madison.
- Whom dying he will leave his name,
mr. W. Sou'hail being called on for toast gave tho
More love OF Country-less love of men
BY William |. Dake. The Ladies Of Aibemarle: They
never will forget their reserved rights aud may W. de-
vouedy hope hcy will not be unmindful the blessing
BY E. Watts. Union
May every friend of Liberty,
With heat, and soul, and mind arree
T,om north to south lie, Union be,
Oh: who could the height,
by Isaac Marshall. The Union May it be preserved
by strict adherence 10 the Constitution, the public
not led astray by political partisans.
BY Benjnmin b. VIM. The Fair: The raires, If
creation The last and best Of all Gods works
by Peter J. Johnson. May the sentiments inscribed
on the flag OF South Carolina he transxed 10 the heart of
every American. "our Union must preserved"
ny SAMUEL o. Minor. The memory of VIM. Lowndes
Like Cato firm, like Arisides just-hs memory and
virtues ough, TO be cherished by all true patriots
by Dr.. H. Bramham. Richard Parker, the o a,or of
counses Of his country.
BY James p Henderson The University of Virginia
monument of Jeiiersons greatness additional evi.
dence OF Virginia liberalty.
BY Thomas r. Bailey. The American Fair: Tie hest
fare in the world.
BY Col. j. r. Jones. Thomas Jefferson He wants no
monument ovcrhiN grave his memory is uen in golden
letters IN the hearts OF every American.
by Williamson Kelly. The union of the States and
estimation. " Nf'"'
The Vice Preslen, having Withdrawn for short time
the following sentiment was Offered:--
Oar Vice President: Firm in his political opinions and
content 10 abide the consequence OF sectional difference Of
opinion.
BY Thomas r. Blackburn. William C. Rives: The
aHie statesman the honest politican the friend to that,
Uaion WHICH is to give freedom 10 millions vet unborn
By Nathaniel Wolfe John Randolph of Roanoke
freedoms cehiinel sleeps, alas for his country.
call being made on the Vice President Tor toast he
gave the lollowing:- ~
The Union of The StatesPhrenzicd be the brain that
e.
nous The arm chat attempts its dissolution.
BY DR.. Charles Carter. The success aud duration Of
our hcpubcan system Of government essentially de.
ponds on he vigian and fearless maintenance of the re-
servedgs secured the States by the Constitution against
aihiTaclOns and usurpstiOns federal e
gisIdhon, or executive procldmatons.
by William /. Duke. Tazewel Tyler and Flovd-
Frgina true born sons alike renowned by power unin
"uohced by patronage, and nntrammelled by party
"ARRENToN Fauquor) July 6.-On the 4,h inst
our celebration went OH as we expected by Grafton and
Barbecue Toass upon drank with pc, oIes
aud nothing occurred to the endowment Of tho
day save an accident which had well nigh cost the life of
one or two oil the Blues, by the bursting Of musket MIR
l. NJ Graham in firing his musket, had il rather over.
charged and II burst into atoms without doing in
jury lie was slightly injured as il turned out though
al hTs much apprehension excited for him. He " az
slightly stunned at the momen and his much corched
The Precauon to raise the musket at the time of firing
was The means OF saving his e that of tho ne x man
III The line, who was also scorcbed by the powder
LEEsBURG.-Ihe FOWfh.-The 5Sih anniversary If
our National independence celebrated in this town
on thursday last, with great spirit ecla The Vonn
teeI Company OF Light Infantry, commanded by Capt
sden, accompanied by the band and attended by ma
~ l. The .leLlodist Epi.sosm
Church, about ~ o'clock, where the Ceremonies wl|
commenced by the Rev Mr. Hsrgrave of the Presbyte.
Ran Churcthe Declaration OF Independence alters ONE
very appropriate remarks then by John Jannev
Esq, which succeeded by eloquent Grafton nanv
and mpressIvely delivered by ajor Charles A. Aexsn.
Der The ceremonies were concluded by the Rev DIR
Dorsey, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church; after which
The military and number OF citizens repaired to Mr.
James Snclsirs Hotel where umpuous aud very splen.
did entertainment was prePared.Afer the cloth was re.