Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19
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CELEBRATION OF THE CITY AND COUNTY AT
BUSH HILL.

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CELEBRATION OF THE CITY AND COUNTY AT
BUSH HILL.
AZ two O'Clock the united democracy of the city and
county began to assemble at Bush Hin. The Hon c.
NJ Dallas delivered the Grafton. and Chas Ingersoll,
Esq read the Declaration OF independence. Mr. Dial.
lass Grafton eloquent, spirit string, and brilliant
was most enthusiastically appduded. AT three O'Clock
hc company, 10 the number OF five six hundred.
Gown to dinner Hon G. NJ. Dallas tos the chair, assist
ed by Messrs Woucll, Ingerso Richards, Davis, Hay,
soever, Rner, smith, and Vansant, Vice Presidents.
After The removal OF the coIh the following regular oas
were read to the company, amidst loud appreciation.
REGULAR ToAsrs.
J. The glorious Anniversary OF Liberty: May the sun
oil independence shine on all quarters OF the world.
Our Country, always right; but right wrong, our
country. 90
3 Untitled Washington, without peer among po,en-
ta'es, While every teeman is his equal
T. The United States May those who would disunite
them, he themselves disme mtered
o. Thomas Jeierson May his Declaration of Indepen-
uchce, be The political faith OF all nations.
. General Andrew Jackson, The President of the Unit
ca states The Hero and Statesman who dared TO do what
ms judgment pronounced right, at the hazard OF popula
w. Ills name viii he cherished and venerated while H.
ber'y aud it, advocates are praised by man.
Martin Van Buren,, Vice President of the u. States
the choice OF the majority of the American people, MAY
MS ohiciai course Justify the preference.
g. George Wolf: The vrtuous and able Chief Magis.
"ae OF great aud ionrishing commonwealth.
" Our Army and Navy In war and peace abroad and
AZ home noby sustaining the honor of the Star
Banner hy their courage and courtesy.
iV. he surviving Soldiers of the Revolution The
heartfelt gratitude OF twelve millions of reenen ne X, 10
an approving conscience the richest reward OF their pes
and privations.
III. Democracy: The stone which the bul,,srs reject,
cd became the head OF the corner.
IL Party without Faction, not men and men
VINO love their country better than themselves. d.
ID on'on and HarmoHy The means and end of de-
mocTatic government.
H. James Madison May the Constitution of which he
l. Tue only surviving sgnprlke him ouve all others
To- lac transit OF the Jackson Star over the Northern
Meridian, causing the blind see the deaf TO hear The
exclusives TO populmizc, and many miracles more
To- The October Polls when will make the CITY
ours the Country ours and send the present ncumbenis
about their business.
H. The union Of all parties will, the administration
which has preserved the Union.
- Is Our late fellow ,ownsman William j Duone. NAV
M administration OF the Treasury be equal 10 that of the
Other great men OF Pennsylvania in that department.
~ Reform OF all abuses. Abuse of no reforners
20 The regions infested with Notifications NAV thew
cultivate agriculture and manufactures instead Of idle.
ness, extravaganza and i'll will.
Il. The land which gave birth TO MONTGOMERY Nor
Ger, and the father OF Jackson-Ireland: MAY all who
stay there be happy and all who here be welcome
~. OR fellow citizen, unconquerabe Latayete May
lie sun flourish In ever green old age, The apostle of Ii
teriy and terror oil Tyrants
% The father lands OF many of our-ysSest citizens
IIEse sfNaHy, Switzerland and HoIIarI: May they
continue TO send us ready made fit for ire e,lon
"a Those without whom all our statesmen would want
support, our sates-women.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC FESTIVAL
gmnS 'heh 81 me Ciy and County If Philadelphia
The Anniversary OF American .Indc pendence, was &C
'eha'ed by the Democratic Young men of the CITY and
county OF Philadelphia, by festival the Masonic Hall
In The absence Of Col James Page the elected President
If the day, William Leiper called TO the chair: the
following gentlemen oiIicialed as Vice Presidents:
Bartholomew Reese, A. ii. Richards, Mason Huchins
j. ~ Clay, John Horn, Thos. Earle, j. d. Boylap j. NJ
Raybold. V. l.. Bradford, Secretary.
The Declaration oil independence was read by Col T.
W. L. Freeman, the elected Reader. After which the
company sat down TO sumptuous prepar-
ed Ivy Mr. Fennimore, i'll his best style The large room
OF the halt was entirely filled ny the tables and these
were crowded with The young Democracy of The city and
kypr he Tho
were unable 10 obtain places Every thing was marked
ny 'he utmost harmony aud good feeling, aud the whole
course oil the festival was such 10 leave no remem
nrdnce behnd except that OF uniXed pleasure and pa
ttioic enjoyment
When the cloth removed, Anthony Lausat, the
Orator OF the Day, addressed The company in speech re-
matkdble Tor It's union OF pty point and animated elo.
qnence The Speaker concluded amidst the most en,hu.
sc cheering copy OF the address has been request.
The Regular Toasts then announced by The
CHARM n and Vice Presidents
l. The Day we celebrate; The glorious legacy of Free
men TO freenrn our present properly and ,ch heir.
loom OF posteny. cheers. Yankee Doodle.
2 The Congress of 76; their lives won our Indepen.
1ence-he deaths have consecratedi it, Drank standing
Hail TO the Heroes. 20
g. The Memory of George Washington: The Father of
his Country. Drank standing. Drge
4. he memory OF Thomas Jefferson: Democracy and
Independence in his heart-ther principles flow ed
IN re from his lips Drank standing. Mdrseilles Hymn
D. ! he Soldiers and Statesmen of tie Revolutions the
ucst honor TO their memories il continuance of their
virtues, patriotism, and love OF principle. Dead March
o. The Union; whom God hath joined, let no man pu,
as"mder-'h must and shall be preserved" 81 cheers
Hail liberty
T. Andrew Jackson President of the United States in
character as in station the first honor among his country
men. 30 cheers. Presidents March.
g. Martin Van Buren,, Vice President of The u States:
the friend and fellow laborer of The peoples Presidents; the
principles and policy OF Andrew Jackson are assured TO the
Republic Il cheers. Grand Marrh
D. George Wolf, Governor of Pennsylvania; the tried
friend OF internal improvement and universal educa,ion
ms lame Is hxed Oh the solid foundation of public service
IL cheers. Governors March
10 The great Democratic Family In number manv-
in principles and ndivisble for general triumph
needs but concert OF action in the Slate and throughout
the Union. ID cheers. Our Union we cherish
H. La Fayeue The champion Of Liberty throughout
the world; the mark and the victim of every tyrani free
dom viii yet flourish in the laud OF his home l3 cheers
Welcome Fayete.
H. The Army and Navy Of the United States: The
numps OF the past but pledges their country of
~ -EducaIolt Free government lives by its general
extension; like The rains OF heaven let its DIS
pensed TO all alike. Grand March.
IL Reform OF the arslocrac features of the Constitn-
ion: democratic measure TO be advahced by United
Democracy. IL cheers
10 The American Fair: Their be auty is the best en-
blen OF their purity aud truth. 10 cheers. Is there
heart
BY Guest WIN. J. Duane Secretary of the Tressu.
ry: worthy son Of worthy sire, elevated by his own
talents and integrity, the exalted station he now holds
with honor TO himself and pride 60 the nation.
BY A. Headman. The Hon. Henry A. Muhlenburg ::
The faithful representative Of the honest Black Dutch"
Of Pennsy lvana.
BY Col c. X Sergoss. Martin Van Buren,, Vice Pre-
siden OF the United States bright in the conse
laIion OF American genius
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