Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30
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published your place called Jeersonian As we were NOT
the privilege disseminating were not eSod Having
tenor of ,ha, pur anu pnS of the political
maien that liked neither style the doctrines ndyoeat
of the Jeersonan this mighty %ey h"~s
on paper il tso could ay sen any a oi
character and PRINCIPLES of the paper the style
vulgar epthets, with which filled They have used
contain we Editols to calm their Sd G
aby and adhere more to the t and they
highway are liable BE- oddn npoH That Crate on tho pubic
M, COMMUNICATED.
on which the friends OF Republican Liberty throughout the
world suspend their accustomed pursuits, and gather
around the affairs OF Freedom offer up homage OF their
gratitude, tor the signal favors vouchsaed TO us a neo
pe-was celebrated at Lancaster Court House according
to arrangements previously agreed upon as follows
AT sunrise, salute fired in honor OF the day-A
large and respectable audience OF both sexes having
sembed, the hour for the of the ceremo-
mes oil the day, was announced by firing one gun Band
OF Music composed OF gentlemen who kindly volunteered
eir services played appropriate air. (Peyes German
Hymn,) after which, the Rev. Mr. Doggett offered ND
prayer repee with sentiments OF devotion and gratitude TO
the author of liberties and BREATHING Tho
moervd patriotism The prayer being concluded theb and
played the Marseles Hymn. DIR. NORRIS Emanuel then
proceeded to read the Declaration of independence which
being concluded, the band played Hail Columbia Jos W
Cnn' Esq an Grafton, every way worthy
oil himself, iraught with sentiments the most glowing
Paos' inc most profound venera,ion tor the great and
good VINO have bequeathed the rich heritage of ber
W. me lveest gratitude for the full share national pros
perry which we at present enjoy, and with prophetic
sp" looking forward through the long vista of coming
me 10 the bright career OF glory, yet in reyerson for
us as people when tho arch of the confederation shalt
have stretched from ocean, hearing aoft upon its
summit rrsedGms Temple sustained in the prophetic
oil INC Orator by twice four and twenty columns of native
marble, the pedestal Of each bearing the inscription The
RiShts Of me States the cap stone of adamant connect
ing the whole, presenting to view the inscription or
federdt Union. The Grafton being concluded the band
played the fayorite national air OF Washngton's March
portion OF those present pariook of refreshments pre-
nd ac-a tlc1 a. -
to take glass OF wine the OCCASION according to an
Glen, usuage. Jos A. Carter Esq was called on to pre
SIDE, and Dr. Charles H. Leland appointed Vice Pfesi-
dent The following sentiments offered and drank
with all that cordially which the day so well calculated
TO inspire:
REGULAR roAsTs
Ist The lh OF July '76. Tune-Hail Columbia
Dirge. "
Monroe. ii DUge
4th. The President of the United satos and the heads
OF The Departments Tnne-ILah TO the chief
advocate OF regulated Liberty. Tune The lIdrseRes
Hymn.
9th The Union: "The palladium of eur safety and
property" Tune The american Star
7th. The Militia OF the United States Tune-TBe
White COckGde.
9Th. The Army and Navy of the u s. with their Star
spangIed Banner,
- o long NAV IL wnvo
DER land of the Goe and the home of Tho bravo
Tune-The Star SpGngied Banner
9lh' virginia: Rich IN the fame OF her departed wor.
tnies-rlch IN the virtue and beauty of her daughters
rich In the high spirit the inel gence and moral worth If
her sons-rch IN reeources-blest with exuberan soil
and genial clmae-When circumstances admit the fIII
develoPement OF all her advantages, her destiny must be
high one. Tune-HOme.
10Th Poland and her heroes and the Green Isle of the
ocean and her Iiberly-loving sons. Tune-7he Exile
llth The cause of Freedom throughout the world
Tune-.4,nerica, Commerce and Freedom
I'm The South American States; May they learn, be-
lore 1t 10 too late, that the spirit Anarchy is not the shirt
oil Liberty. Tuuc--DOlipGT'S March
18Th. Woman
Aud nature swOars the lovely deurs,
. Her noblest work she classes o;
Her prentice ham she ed onm man,
Tune-Green gTOW the Rushes o!
VOLUNTEERS.
By The President Our Government: Based npon the
virtue, intelligence and patriotism OF the people IT must
flourish.
The Vice President The Maysvillc Veto and lis le-
climate results-suuIn ctHque tribueto
/dchdTGh CTiftenden IAN inUifed guest John Tv-
Ter The able advocate Of State Rights
-, nm III Rsdoood (an inDited Ruest) The Fair Sex
The soace of all carespalsied be the tongue that
would tPaduce them, and nervees the arm that woud re-
fuse to defend them
WiHiom Webb. The Union May her 81 daughters
unite TO keep peace in the household.
COL JOs. BdH. The venerable President Of the IT, s
IT'S lame and his person may he entrusted the safe keep.
ng OF his countrymen; his history may be read in ma
on eyes ana IN The lrrepresble paudts which burst
rom the hearts OF grateful Thousands wing to the ear of
he understanding" Well DONE thou good and aithfuser
The Orator Of the Dav The Agents Of the peonlo
"bhe uniting in the poud rumphs Of Ibis day. may ihcy
remember whom they serve and with what they are en-.
The Reader nj The Declaration nj f,J,pendence y
=" Leigh son, OF whom Virginia is Justly proud-the
accomplished scholar Tire able statesman The honest man
no man would less abuse his country's confidence
10 on. y. Ch'nn. Human Fame bubble which must
burst whether swelled by the breath of wisdom or Of i
nOrauce. " =
HaTcelius Kecne. The present Administration: MAY
lis opponents.
"oO1t DoIcnmdn The memory Of the Goose from
whose wing was Pucked the quill which penned the De
claIaton Of Independence
piialiiy. WV " wv"
H@oeh W. DoWnm0n Jr The Patriots nj '76 3.
NAY ages yetunbofn glory IN their deeds 81 we do