Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12
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To The people of Charlotte, Prince Edtoard, Bucking
ham and Cumberland.

One Of your fellow citizens a few DAYS since. called
your a"enuon 10 me Importance oil the election so soon to
DC he'u IN your district, Tor u representative TO Congress-.
had hoped that this call would have been hoeded, and
mat energetic steps would be taken by the friends OF
constitutional liberty, TO arrest the march Of political he.
resy which is rapidly (ah! with the same precipitancy
with which the Proclamation issued for our election) hur.
ry'ng us into the horrors Of disnnion; but | fear that no con-
cert viii take place, and that the advocates of =. Carolina
WIN succeed in their plans for claiming Virginia to thai de
luded and distracted state. lit must be so, let the friends
of our Institutions stand aloof from this work of min. Ia,
every Union man In the District withhold his suffrage, so
'ha' hereafter II may be known by whom the Constitution
was destroyed. The time may come when they shall re-
celve their reward.
ANOTHER RESIDENT OF THE DISTRICT.
DINNER AT FAIRFIELD.
Toasts drank at Fairfield dinner on the 4th, by tho mem.
Sers OF the temporary Artillery Company aud other in
habitants OF this city.
REGULAR roAsrs.
1. The day we Celebrate; 3 cheers; one gun,
2. The Governor aud Council of Virginia; Que gun.
- The President of the United States; One gun; Presi.
dents March.
4. The Army and Navy ofthe United States; They will
support the Laurels that adorn their historic pages; One
gun; Yankee Doodle.
8. Our Federal Constitution; 8 guns. 9 cheers. Hail
Columbia.
o. The Nloinory of General George Washington /;
z. Gen. lafayette: The Companion of W Arlington In
his native France, he supports the principles OF '76, with
All his youthful -ardour; 2 guns; Is cheers; Lafye;te's
8. The Patriots of the Revolution, said "Let there be
light anu 1t was SO; Their names are recorded; Natures
Nooiuly, D guns; fankec Doodle.
8. The Memory of Thomas Jefarson; The Patriotic and
pmla1'hropic Philosopher; The Father of Practical De.
inoctacy, and Author Of American Independence; (Dirge)
10. The Memory of the Signers of the De ci,rra,ioS1 ~
independence, that went forth to the world pledginc their
sacred honor to maintain its principles; To live Tree, or
bravely die; (Dirge)
IL. The Memory oiJohn Randolph, ihe Roanoke States.
man and Orator; One of Virginia's precious Jewels: He
was one OF Natures Arisocracy, but Tho consistent. un-
(Dirge)
IL. The greatest legacy we can bequea,h our children.
IS habits oil economy, industry, patriotism, and ambition to
exceliln all the useful branches of Knowledge.
Is. Woman; Our first preceptor our Guardian An.
gel from the cradle to the grave; With "minds adorned. >"
they are our all in all; One gun; 10 cheers; Home! sweet
home!
VOLUNTEERS.
belongs not TO Freemen.
by Lieut.. James III. Johnston. The absent volunteers:
absent, but not iorgotten; they ,oiH sustain th.ir charac-
ter as heretofore, with their Petersburg friends and feI.
low soldiers.
By Lieut.. Charles l.. Pendleton. w. r ass.n,,,oa
together during the absence OF our Volunteers; let us act
ANONYMOUSLY, in honor OF the first day of the 55lh wear OF
the commonwealth.
By Lieut.. b.. Robiou. With heart and hand we ;oi,
TO celebrate the day which gave birth TO America, to
Commerce and Freedom.
By orderly w Ramsey. The people of The "a States.
"a Sovereisns, united, but not consolidated NAV thev
ever be Tree, united, and prosperous; and may the fact
oecomfN universally known, that Liberty and Union can be
pIeserv I'll only by the triumph OF the State Right doctrines
oil ,9s, n'yy again struggling Tor existence iron, tire effects
oil The blow struck at them by the Proclamation.
by Benz I0mphinS. The Flag OF the u. States NAV
1t he SUPP oried 10 the end of ages. :.
by nm. II. Daois. George Washington; the Hero.
the States nan, and the Patriot; his memory will be cher.
i'hed and venerated, while liberty has name, or freedom
By Joseph Bro,on. John Marshall, Chief Justice of
The y hi,ed States; "A pure model Of a Republican.
~ Wufidm Wallace. Did ever man have such con.
s.suen's, or constituents such a man, as the Roanoke Ora
tor! He likened himself 10 the sparrow in the bows hand
before The Delphic Oracle Was he not himself an Ora
ele!-the Alpha. and Omega advocate OF State Rights and
our Federal Union! His spirit will not leave Virginia if
she prove not recreant 10 herself.
By j. e. Triee. The President of the IT STATE, IN
his friends and enemies.
By William G.. Dalton. Henry Clay; the great
beacon Light in the Western hemisphere like the sturdy
oak OF his own native forest, he stands unInoyed amids,
the conflicting elements OF the political world.
By G. 4. Burton. The Orator OF the Day, Rev. ].
Is. Pitkln.
: BY -veI0fon Hi. Andrew Jackson and III, prosma.
lion The first tine choice OF the American People, the
second the text book of true Americans.
By Clement White. The principles contained in the
late PROCLAMATION OF the President OF the Unied States
admin ably calculated to perPetuaie aud strengthen the band
vi our glorious Union.
BY James Bell Civil aud Religious Liberty all oyer
By e. BrO,on. The Petersburg and Richmond yo.
lunleers--united hard TO beat at the festive board, or the
bat lie. held.
By r.. Block. To the memories OF Warrington. Jef
iersor, and Adams, and the soldiers and statesmen OF The
Revolution
By capt. Jas. e. Fordaam -Liberty-Look to our
Fore fathers who raised us.
By J. Richie. Our + lends in Petersburg.
BY Capt. Clement White; General George Washing.
lon-who, uniting TO the hero the virtue OF he Patriot, he
has rendered lis name dear to hs fellow citizens, and gave
TO the world an immortal example oil true glory.
By b. RO6iou. Our Petersburg Brothers, tnd oui
Brothers in Peter sburg - way God take charge OF then
and they will he well commanded.
By Geo. y. Read. The Union, 81 times 81, and then
forever.
By n. Robiou. George Washington, a Surveyor Of
Seventy-six-He always took an upright course-bi.
marks are yet bright to every patriotic eye, and may they
never be oblitcratcd even by the rough hand of time.
BY Capt. Clement White. The memory Of Thoma,
Jefferson, the author OF our Declaration OF independence
and beneiaclor Of Mankind May it sink deep in the he ar
Of every American citizen.
By WtHidm Wallace. The Federal Union: it must be
preserved III purity Of purpose, according TO the spirit ant
letter OF the Constitutions; lis violators are the avariciou.
and ambitious combined.
BY lPiHiam Ramsay. The patriots throughout Eu.
rope who are celebrating this day: would they could ex.
change places with the men here, who deem its celebra.
ton immoral.
By Captain Clement White. John c. Calhoun ant
Co.-Their foul coalition to defeat the nomination of The
Hon. Martan Van Buren,, as Minister 10 England, have
been justly rebuked by the Sovereign People, having call
ed him TO The second highest office in the gilt Of this grea
Republic.
By william c. Dalton. Wonan-
The world was sad, the gardqn was a wild
And Man, the hermit, sighed, fdlWoman smiled"
C-oMHUTcgTED
HENRICo CELEBRATION oFTHE FOURTH.
~ foro .~I III IL 81.