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

ny u. u Wesieoit Nj. Van Buren,, Vice President of
the United Sa'es: Rejected by the Senate Adopted ~ he
people. The democracy OF the country know their
hends
BY Robert Taylor, jr. Hon. W. r. Barry: the eff.
ciplc but IN practice.
BY Andrew Flick. Andrew Jackson and Martin Van
Buren,; The former has filled the measure OF his counrys
glory, while The latter has found favor in the hearts OF his
countrymen. :
j. F. Howe. Martin Van Buren,: the unwavering
champion OF democratic principles may his course still be
onward
BY William Headman. Pennsyvania: her Dutch no.
pudoh VIII not think the worse OF candidate Tor the
ch'el magsracy because he is, like Simon Snyder OF
Dutch parenage
BY John 7. Ash. Gen. Andrew jackson: IA pa,ro, like
Washington who would not shrink from doing right, il he
knew death TO be the immediate consequence.
ny Henry NJ Provost. Martin Van Buren,: The young
German boy OF kindehook, without friends or Patrons
now The Vice President of great naliona oominentary
on practical liberty
BY WIN. Duane, jr. The Hon. VIM Wilkins: the able
representative OF the principles and feelings OF Pennsy
vania
By ]. Allen The Mayora,y Of our city: May i, ne.
yer again DE degraded by who prefers Black HaUk
to the Eagles oil his country.
CHARLESTON, July 6.
FOURTH OF JULY.-Thursday last, being the 9th
Anniversary oil American was celebrated
III .is CITY with all the demonstrations of JOY and public
respect becoming The glorious occasion The dawn OF
day was announced by the roar of Artillery
WIN which the bells OF ST. Michaels rung their merry
peals, which continued at intervals throur hou The
uay' Al o. clock, a. NJ, the uniform Corps the city
assembled on the east side OF Meeting below Broad
anu al o'clock, a. NJ, were formed line, under the
command Of Col. VIM ieadon, commanding the 4h Br.
gade and reviewed by his Excellency Governor Hayne
Inc troops then moved towards the Battery were again
reviewed oy the Governor on the line march, and ay
ing arrived at the Battery, the Artillery fired nation
salute and the infantry Jeu de oe in honor of the day
after winch they were dismissed. The morning was
peasant and favorable for the military, who being com
PoSeu ehirely oil UNIFORM companies, presented very
hne and brilliant appearance. Statutes again fired
at MERIDIAN both by the Artillery aud from the Forts in
the harbor ~ "
The Washington Society," with their invited g,es,.
comprising the Rev. Clergy soldiers of the RevoIntor
Foreign Consus, and Officers Of the Unted States arn,v
una .doy ana czehs generally, formed procession at
the market, at 10 o'clock A. NJ moved under the d
recton OF George s Bryan Thos Corbet Jr and Senhn
Lee, Esqures. as Marshals, with banners hyinq and
sp""-snrrng music, TO the 2nd Presbyterian Church
where, alter solemn and Impressive PRAYER
he sPlil' oil peace ON earth and good will towards mem
ana repiee with ervent piey aud genuine patriotism
pronounced by the Rev. Mr. Smith, the Pastor of the
Church, The Honorable Thomas s. Crimke delivered an
o'do' adapted 10 the OCCASION distinguishes Tor ABILITY
eioqnence and American leeliRg and worthy of the nh9
"IoPs, me Paitei Jnd christian. The Orator
VIII" lhe-eeauiiful exclamation "our couutry-our ,rboJe
country how affecting the claims that bind us 10 thee
and then iecitousy applied the precepi OF the decogue
onor my iaher and thy mOtheI illustrate and en-
force The reverence and love we parent land
ihe speaker concluded with Address TO the meber
oil The Washington Society," in which a glowing ,tibuie
was pau 10 the lofty virtues and stainless purity of the ill.,
iusnions man. whose name they bear, and whom thew
were therefore especially bound adopt as their model
public and private life. In the course of the Grafton
Mr. Giimke made very touching auson to the death OF
W.T. l"roui'' III winch the genius and talent for elegant
and powerful composition oil the latter notwithstanding his
dangerous errors were spoken an honor TO Carolina
ana the poprety OF drawing the veil of oblivion and for
gNehess over those errors was impressed, christian
ana soela duty AT the commence and close of the
ceremonies III the church, sung by tunelul choir
me iayorte anthems OF the Union Party composed by
!" M u Simms, Esq. and the Rev. Mr.. Gilman which 81
beautifully blend the spirit Of poetry with the spirit OF pa
trio,ism - ~
The Cincinnati and Revolution Societies and the ZIG
Associations with their invited guests among whom ,ye
observe that the Officers OF the IT, s. Army and Nav
had place. p0inteers D side arms and blue coekod
ana czens generally, also formed in procession at the
City Square, at 10 O'clock A. NJ and NOV ell TO the Cir
cnar Church, where, after divine service by the Rev Mir
Leland, an Grafton was delivered by the Hon. Henry L.
Pinckney.
The day further celebrated bv the several Socie
ties above named and the State Volunteers Respectively
dining together, and was closed by brilliant display Of
the pyrotechnc art.
WAsHINGToN SocIETY.-The Washington Society
assembled at Hauschidts Charleston Neck at three
o'clock p NJ, and down TO an excellent dinner
pared by Ma Hauschildt. The Hon Joel r. Poinsei,
President OF the Society, not having arrived Gas was ex
pected) from The North, the Hon. lillian Drayton was
requested to act President Of the Day and was
by The Hon. James II. Pringle, Col. Simon MagwooJ
Col kunhardt, DR. Samuel H. Dickson, Capt A. FoIlin,
Dr. James Mourie, Jr Mitchell King Ale xander hi ck
William Bell, John Vineyard and Robert b. Gicbrst e.
qures, Vice Presidents The building erected on Mir
auscdrs lot, was tasteully decorated for the occasion
w Washington, nd
Jackson, and the Sar-spangled Banner emblem of our
national Union and national power waved gracefully and
proudly over IL. The President occupied seat in H. a
centre o! the building, under canopy formed of the u
3 Flag and other Banners, there being his right hand
medallion bearing the inscription, " STARKE""
OF BENIN GToN~-,' Boys we are going TO beat the
enemy, or molly SdThe IS tcdOtD this might" and on
his lett hand, another bearing the inscription SAMuEI
WARREN'-" lam GrdentIy attached to the U,iav and
fought and 6ied J0r IT. The whole of the interior y
hung round with evergreens the banners of the twenty
Tour States, with their moos banneres bearing illusions
TO our numerous military aud naval victories and medal
hons presenting the honored names of WAsHINGToN
MoULTRTE, GREENE, MARION PU.
LAsKI, LINCOLN, WARREN, SAMUEL WARREN
UADsDEN, RUTbEDGE, SUMTER, HAMPTON, HAM.
BEN, LEE, GATES, FRANKLIN, LAURENs, PINcK.
NEYs, CARROLL, TAYLOR, ADAMS, JACKSON JAS.
PER, MDoNALD, BAKER, CLINTON, ScHUyIrR
DE GRAssE, Col. REID PAUL JONES SHUBRIcK
PUTNAM, STARKE, WAYNE, De KALB RoCHAM.
BEAU, WILLIAM READ, PREBLE, KNOX WIIIIAnt
WAsHINGToN, ETHAN ALLEN. A band of music was
IN attendance and spirit Of socia natsioc hilaritv
animated the company.
he following Ioa.is were offered on the occasion
l. The Day 1t witnessed, in 776, The birth of our ma.
ton-its continued celebration, in 1888 sttess the gio
nous maturity oil free, prosperous and united people
Hail Columbia
2 Washing ton: Precldrum ct venerable ,,omeu Our
Society is proud TO bear III grateful country delights TO
honor it, Washinglon's March.
g. The Farewell Address Its patriotic and paternaI adj
mention has been well observed. We hare 'indignantly
drowned on the first dawnng Of every ATTEMPT TO ALLEVIATE
any portion Of country Om the rest or To- the
sacred ties which now link together the various parts
The Legacy.
4. The Union haowed fellowship of Freedom and
Glory Patriots toled aud bed in its consummation-only
traitors con'pre its Acknowledgement. The Meeting of the
Waters.
D. Our National Standard: The American who seeLs IN