Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12
DOMESTIC.

wINcHEsrER, July g.
! THE CELEBRArIoN.-The celebration o. the An NJ
July went oil 10 sy highly cediabe the cit zens OF
Wnchtsier- exhibited much publ spiit and patriotism
The procession presented novel appearance, owing the
beautiful display made by Military and Mechanics
which attracted much aud meIit.d aimira ion.
The procession arranged by Co George W Kiger
marshal OF the day assisted by Captain Robinson Cap
Anderson, Mr.. David Russell, and " lillian RI Grove
! First The Rifle company, under he command o.
Lieut., Jenkinsnex the Artillery under Lieut. Barr aud
then the highland Blues under Capt Robe Next came
the Orator, Reade and Clergy folio ed by the Euphe.
man and Philomahcan societies, aud the officers OF the
Rail Road Company. The Revolutionary soldiers follow
ed, with lag representing Washington reviewing hi:
troops, carried by Capt Peter Lauck and Mr. John
Shulz. The music, with the standard and standard guards
closed this part OF The procession We must not forget m
this blie notice, the Juvenile Rife company, under the
Command OF Captain Kurlz whic, nanked the band The
young folks were handsomely uniformed, and presented
sohierly appearance.
/ The mechanic display followed. First came the
PRINTERs--o a car drawn by four white horses On
the front OF the Smith pLes, beautifully deco
rated with wreailis, and s;tnounied by golden Eagle
bearing in his monha label with the motto, Z" II Free
Press the sTes' safeguard Of The peoples freedom"
The press wa busily employed in striking off ode
written w. Settle, Esq of Fauquier county, of which
about Thousand copies were worked off, and scattered
throg6the crowd during the procession.
Then followed the Weavers the Rope and Reed makers
the siversmhs The CoPpcrsmhs and Tn-pla,e work.
ers The Coach Makers the Carpenters; SaddIers Black,
smiths; Pouers; Brass founders Tinners Hatters; Whit
and Lock-snhs; Butchers; Cabinet makers; Turner'S;
Tailor; Sbocmakers Mattrass makers This closed the
Col Smith, Capt Ware, and part Of the cavalry Joined
in the procession by invitation.
The procession moved 10 the Lutheran Church, where
large number of ladies had assembled The choir led
by Peter Hardt and VIM II. Grove, poured forth rich
music The throne OF grace invoked by the Rev
Mr. Jackson i'll his usual happy manner--the Declaration
Of Independence was mpressvey read by John Heiske
Esq, and very eloquent Grafton delivered by VIM L.
Clark, Esq 10 delighted audience. The day was fine
every e.seemed pleased, and all things went off barno-
nously and in good order.
After the dismissal of the procession of ton
authorities road company officers, &c.-the artillery
infantry aud rifle companies under the command OF Capt
Roberts, marched to Holingsworh's spring, where they
partook OF dinner prepared for the occasion. After the
cloth removed, Col Jno. Ii. ID. Smith was requested
10 take the head OF the table and act president assisted
by Capt Roberts vice president Of the boardwben the
following toasis drank amidst the utmost harily and
harmony.
By the President The Federal Constitution: A sacred
compact. query; Is il best TO disregard of con-
gre for the purpose OF preserving the constitution or TO
violate the constitutions for the purpose of executing act
OF congress?
BY the Vice President. The Sword; II NAV make
good slaves--it made good citizens.
BY Lieut.. j. s. Carson. Modification bad!-secesson
worse! consolidation worst =
BY Sergt HoH. Consolidation; TPuss! WISER !
WUSSEST !!
BY Ensign Lee. John Randolph, of Roanoke; "Peace
10 his ashes"
By William Washabaugh. Gen. Jackson deserves the
thanks Of his countrym0n Tor the patriotic principles
tanned in bis proclamation. The further he advances with
those principles the more he is admired.
BY Joseph H. Shenard. The South Carolina doctrine
OF nuhcsion and the federal principles Of the proclana
uon-Ihe Scya and Chaybdis which threaten our federal
union prudent mariner in charge of the vessel of sate
will avoid both extremes with equal care. In medic
tntissimus ibis.
:, BY p. W. Robinson. The doctrine of State Rights
None the worse Tor passing through the crucble
SHOULD aud acquaintance DO forgot,
Ane never brought TO mind'
we" e., s,iS ,st cup ?, kindness yet,
by Andrew Nolen The Republican doctrines Of es