Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16

been provided Tor the occasion by Mr. thu
present spirited proprietor OF that venerable
mere had been no yious meeting OF the
no committee OF arrangements appointed, and
ly no regular toasts prepared On citing i'm the snscon.
room. DE-. Robert Nj Garrett, Mayor OF the civ wss s
ed ON TO preside, aud Col Robert and Can't
nooer' Anderson were invited to Vice Presidents
Alter the cloth was removed
The President being called on for toast g,v. Tho
loilow,ng-The Fourth of July: the day we celebrate,
and all the recolecons with which il is associated
2 By Col Robert McCsndlisb first Vice President
The room IN which we Fit The old Apollo where tho
subject OF American Liberty was first broached
D. by capt Robert Anderson, second Vice President
JOHN MARSHALL, Chief Justice IF The United States:
The rock on which our Union stands.
a. by Major George w. Taylor. Our guest John Tv
Ter Unawed by numbers, he has fearlessIy and abv ~.
charged h duty When this toast was drank MIR ylar
from his seat and gave u,ierance 10 ona ., h ~,
beautiful efusions we ever heard He concluded bv Of
ierlng the following sentiment:
:, .. The county OF James City and the City of VIII
hamsourg The seats oil science aud hospitality
g. BY Robert c. Scott, Esq, of Richmond an ;nv;,oa
guest The memory OF Spencer Roape: There were no
R0undheGds in his camp ~
q. by Richard r. Garrett. Thomas Richie. TT. la.
boxed The political compass where will his needle point
next P''
8. BY Capt Robert Anderson The Richmond Eno,i.
rer, the leading Journal OF the Slate For more tan
quarter OF century has had the sagacy TO discern and
The fidelity TO express the sentiments of Vroina II -
still leading the san
when the above toast was offered, Richard Coke Jun
rose and after few bref remarks proposed the follow
ing amendment, which accepted by large msio,,y.
nc Richmond Enquirer, the misleading Journal of tho
o.aeior more than quarter OF century, has had tho
progress zion. nd
''ueu 10 aiu lit Us still engaged in its vocation.
" By Major George w Taylor. South Carolina: Sbe
mas made stitch in time, aud npped the bud the thorn
TO- BY Edwin Shield Richard Coke. Jun. our talented
representative; fearless, bold and independent in the die,
charge OF his duty AS soon as the annaus. ,,;oi
gave rise to had subsidized Mr. Coke rose and ada 80
some and suitable acknowledgment. He ended by oior
ing the following: ~
IL. BY Richard Coke Jun Tho ARM, an, NJ r
'he United States: The chivalrous OF an
pren-hoy were never designed to DO the tools Of ty
IL BY an invited guest The Presiden, of the United
ID BY George ". southal. John II. Plea.ants: since
the death OF John Randolph the political Argus of Wiz
GINA. " va"
Ia by Allen Jones' Our country: May northern capt.
tons OF land. ~ u
10 By Major George w. Taylor Peyton A. sou,bal.
he promises what the brave OF the Navy have pe,formed
10 ny Richard X. Garrett. Richard X Crslle-,be
independent editor OF the Jeiersonian and Virginia Tines
IN Time oil danger he cried aloud and spared not He
deserves The lasting gratitude OF every Vrgnian
H. BY William Davies America: The cradle Of H.
merry me asylum OF TIE oppressed the OF the brave.
is. by Capt Robert Anderson. Louis McLane ot No
aware Secretary of State His virtues hi, talents and
MS consistency enute him 10 the highest honors of his
country. ~ " '''
when this toast was announced Richard Coke r. rosa
ana s"iu ne would willingly award TO Mr.. McIane virtue
anu talents but his political principles were u a federal
He would therefore drink the toast through resnect -
them aud his friend who proposed it, 'f :"
10 by Major George w. Taylor. Capt Robert An.
aer'on Ills hrmness virtue; he is doubt conscen
20 BY William S. Malone The Day we celebrate
May it always be hailed with unbounding oy
IL Hy George W. Trueheart. The late conmo,ion. =,
oouh Carolina should teach the majorties in Congress.
no longer TO Phihppise, but give TO the Cons'iion
"s oil our liberty, the true aud literal meaning
ny spencer Malone. John c. Calhoun, George
McDudie, james Hamilton aud Robert Y Havne WHO
nave We sIsked worldly lame for eternal glory.
90 by Capt. Robert Anderson Martin Van R,ra
esident oil the United States Though rejected hy
me builders he was marked by the master; and on Tho
Ourth OF March, 1887 like the je,pel of the ,y;Io,
6egStOne o he 0rrL
"a BY John Nj. Gregory. The memory of Tbom,.
May ever be remembered by ecmen for hi.
20 by Richard Coke, jr. The county of James C;tv .
ne county IA which our 'oeiaters first landed; may it
he the last place which liberty deserts ' "
20 BY William W. Vest. The memory of John Ran
doph OF Roanoke. " 'o''" Nah-
~. by C:ptsn Goodrich Durfey. John G. Calhoun;
Inc pioneer in the Cause of rcgenerated liberty
IS by Benjamin Hansiorh. Modification: The trina
STATE remedy 10 redress oppression from the General Co.
20. BY C. o. b. an invited guest. The v.osr,h,.
college OF William & Mary-The nursery of Jederson,
ann randolph, men equal TO any of any age
80 BY Capt. Robert Anderson. The memory of Tino
my tickeug-the American .4riSfides-to his bsinisb-
mehi IN 1900 may be traced the evils which have
81 ny William w. Vest. Captain Robert Andorsoc
our worthy fellow citizen a clear head, and purs
b. BY Richard r. Garrett Governor Job, EI,
rue to The Constitution liberty and NuIiication God
s'" 'a' MS successor may merit the same conmenda
49, BY an invited guest. I776 this is enough the PAT,
riot feeIS the balance. o. ~ w
81 by Major George w. Taylor. The Fair. ,vo ,,;u
not nuIIiy their smiles Wine nor War shall ever go
uii0n. ~ ''ei se'er
30 by John Andrews The Attorney General and po.,
Master General oil the United States They do honor -
"'e "a Eliminating mind OF him who appointed them
30 by George w. Trueheart. General Georee Wa.h
hgton: lie stands unparalleled in the annals Of bis,o
may ne iVo long IN the memory oil his counlrymcn
81. by Wilson Willcocks. Thomas HUH BurUeu.
ne VIII 1--we forever III the memories of ali who know
him. " WV A"o"
49, BY Thomas Fl. Burwe1l. Virginia: Nav The d,v
we celebrate the naalday OF all Liberty soon again 6n1
her where 1t tTsfJomdher. at heheGd of the Union.
(,,,,; r. a. m COMMUNICATED.
County IF Buckin CHAM
According 10 previous arrangement, The Troop cor
manded 10y Capt Wilson Hix. the Iaht Infantry cor,
manded by Capt b. p Walker, Of The Bud Bsalon ,O(n
regiment Virginia Militia paraded in the town of Bent
Creek; ana alter amusing and exercising themselves for
an hour III The performance OF number OF evoluons
tbey repaired TO pleasant grove the spring on tho
oahk OF the river where they met with number of c
zens oil The village and the adjoining country The Decla
rauon oil Independence read by Col Thomas II
Flood, and an Grafton delivered by r. Walker Abou,
hall alter O'Clock the company psrtook of an eeoant
Barbecue prepared under the ce of Ca6,in
hiS he cloth having bean removed, JOIN, s. Bocock
was unanimously called upon PRECEDENT and n
r. walker appointed Secretary 1t was remarked bv
many and was delightful to all 10 perceive that on no oc
casion had they seen good feeling prevail One and
all seemed TO be deeply impressed with those lofty and ps
tIoc feelings inspired by the Of this the proudos,
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