Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-08


mony and good feeling:
Regular Toasts.
1. The Day We celebrate: We hail with plea.
sure it's return.
g. The President of the United States.
S. The Governor Of Virginia.
L. The Chief Justice Of the United States.
S. The Memory Of Washington.
g. The Memory of Adams, Jefferson, and
Monroe.
z. The Memory Of Patrick Henry: The stern
friend Of the Rights Of Man.
g. James Madison: Virginia prizes him as the
brightest Of her jewels.
g. General Lafavette: His noble actions in
behalf Of the struggling Colonies justly entitle
him to the appellatlon Of the Adopted Son OF
America.
TO- The Heroes aud Sages Of the Revolution:
Co.laborers in the great cause Of Liberty, they
are equally entitled to the veneration OF the Ame
rican people.
IL. The surviving Soldiers Of the Revolution:
! Their locks are hoary, but their laurels have the
freshness Of youth.
10 The Army and Navy Of the United States:
The sword and shield Of our country.
Is The Federal judiciary: fhe AteoPasus
Of our country
Ia. The Fair: The peculiar care Of Prori.
dence
Volunteer Toasis.
By the Orator OF the Day-Fairfax County:
| Endeared to Virginia, as the birth place OF Ma
son aud the burial place-of Washington.
By the Reader of the Day-The Institutions
| OF our Country: Nav the enemies OF liberty ne
yer be gra!i6ed BY their destruction!
! By james NJ. Hs'ley-The Orator Of the Day:
His sentiments are republican. Our hearts
have been warmed by his 6re-our judgments
en- ishtened; and, as tribute Of gratitude, we
ism him health and prosperity.
| BY F. F. RatclHe-The patriotic Fair SCI:
Their own feelings, unprompted by us, will, 1t
necessary, induce them to part with their box
curIs, and every other curs. to make ropes to
hang all the enemies Of close union p"
By J. G.. Gunnell--rhe Officers and Soldiers
of the late War: With gratitude we cheer them
for the imperishable laurels the have won for u.s.
By H. Garrard- Daniel O'ConueI: Well
may Ireland cherish with maternal affection
son So able to defend her rights against the in.
roads If tyranny and misrue.
By William Tsylor-Archibald Henderson,
Esq: One of our adopted sons, we cherish him
as our offspring. and pride ourselves upon the at
tainments Of our children. Thanks for his pa
triotic efforts on this OCCASION.
By Charles L. Broadwater, a Revolutionary
officer" Of all the misfortunes that can befal
our confederacy, there is none equal to that Of a
separation of its parts; for in its train every
other must follow. What possible guarantee is
there for liberty without union!
By Jno. Chappel-The National Jubilee: May
all the Nations of the earth participate 10 the ct
feets, and bless the declarations, Of that day!
By A. Henderson, Jr.-Our Revolutionary
Guests, Charles Broadwater and John Chapel:
H. Oh for kbaa Of, II
their youth in the cause Of Liberty.
By John Quarles-B Watkins Leigh, Esq:
His patriotism and unyielding 6rmness entitle
him to the first office within the gift Of the pso-
pie.
; By H. w. Thomas-Ihe Virginia Resoiu.
fions of '9S: They contain the true faith Of po'
litical orthodoxy.
By Isaac Sleigh-The Union it must be
preserved" by mutual forbearance and conces.
sions
By Arthur F. Laue-Nulli6cation May that
baneful plant 6nd no soil congenal to its growth
: in the venerable Commonwealth Of Virginia.
By H. Jerman-Virginia: She has always con.
tended agaiust the creation Of central govern.
ment supreme in it's structure, oversheimag in
its influence, and against the action Of which no
state can interpose its authority but by resortine
to the natural and inherent right Of Revolution
By Robert Ratcliffe-Uncle Sasa: Untram.
!; melted BY state rights or petticoat government,
with power enough to protect all the family and
bang the disobedient into subsection.
By John T. Towers-The doctrine Of Multi
fication: The Constitution Of the United State!
being compact to which the States are mere
parties and having no common umpire, they have
the right to prescribe the mode and manner o
redress.
By William Wclls-Although. we approve o
> the doctrine Of State Rights. we condemn Null
LITIGATION unequivocally and absolutely.
> BY George T. Mason-Our Republican Insti
buttons: May they increase in harmony. perfec
: ton and loneliness. and exist until the evening
Of the next day after the decease aud funeral o
father Time!
BY James H. Observation-Disclosures Tn,
. rightful remedy for vetoiug powers assumed b,
the General Government not delegated by the
Constitution.
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