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

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ny CaPf. Baker. The next Presidency: May II be
conferredd upon him, who will neither seek nor decline
9e oiics. our distinguished fellow citizen, Benjamin w.
Upou this toast being drank. the Presiden, rose and oh.
served mat the feeling in favour Of Mr.. Leigh appeared
50 general, he would propose to take the vote upon the
~propriety Of supporting hin, as our next President-where
upon the question was put aud carried by reclamation, no
one dissenting.
By Ecerdr "a. Egyi,sfon. Sou,l, C,ro,in,. Tho
brightest starin our political lit manient; may she never be
clouded by Federatusufpation
BY the Yice President. The States: An canal. one
not entitled TO rank above another.
fooKlH OF JULY IN DINwID-
DIE.
AT meeting OF the citizeus Of Dinwidde county, nea,
spain & Eckle's store, TO adopt me ,sures relative To The
celebration OF the 18th Of fully, DIR. VIM E. Hsrdaway was
caheu 10 The chair, and Capt. Edwin e. Mann, appoint.
ed Secretary. ppm
On motion. DIR. II. c. worsham was appointed to read
derson To deliver AN Ora ion.
About 10 o'clock on the morning of the Id,, the com.
pany assembled at Spain x Ecklr's store. After some
very appropriate remarks ty Dir. Worsbam. the Declara.
non OF Independence wa. read. Owing to .ome unex.
pected call. Major Anderson was no, present 10 deliver
- cr'"o"' Aho"t $ O'Clock the company sat down
10 a hue dinnei; Dr.. Wors'am presided. assisted by Cant
Il. Mann The day was spent in an harmonious inter.
change OF serial feeling, and tie company dispersed with
,eneW'u picuSes 10 meet again on tn. return OF Freedoms
anniversary.
REGULAR TOASTS.
L me day We celebrate: So long as liberty has a vo,a-
ry, WI 1t be laliowed with a holy enthusiasm; s cheers.
:. The Federal Constitution A written co,pp,ct be.
tween Tie States as parties; 2cheers,
standing.
:. The Union OF the States: Only to be preserved nv ,b,
'""e, 'ite'igence aud integrity of the Peoplr. 6 cheers.
. A""rew Jackson; May his administration end la
such a way, that even his enemies may be enabled TO a
" done thou good and faithful Servant 10 cheers
y. NJ hun Van Buren,: An honest and upripi,, states.
Co. 3 cheers.
!. Bc"jami" Franklin: The Philosopher, Statesman and
Patriot. Drank STANDING.
4. L. fI.r.on Af.un.T -,
three in one.
.. Commerce and Agriculture Twin sisters; the re.
,'rie'lon oil the one is the slow hut sure disease of the other.
10. Internal Improvement: The only redeeminr snn,
oi The Old Dominion. d cheers.
IL. The Press: The Palladium OF our Liberty; let
rum be it, guide and virtue its base. 8 cheers.
~ lie Patriots OF the Revolution: We shall nc'er
look upon their like again. Drank standing.
IL. The Fair:
ou' mobiles, p'ide, our tendoIcst care.
VOLUNTEERS
by DAM. Jackson. The dead who died for nc in ,.'
neic, III the hospitals, in the prisons, OIL the scaiIold: we
leeI The value OF our independence: let us never forget its
By DR.. e. H. Allen. The Fair: While thew r. for
Onlon' we bid defiance to the Vaccinations OF nuniiers
and abolitionisis.
By Geo. Precise. "The JeRersonian": The oryan og
nuilhcalion, alias a dissolution of the government.
By Cidudius p. Bentiy. J. Q. Adams: YouInoon.
struck visions may please your own distempered fancy,
W, wiz never hand your name 10 immortality.
By G. Ho,cie. Nullifcation: Neither sustained nv
reason, the Virginia Resolutions, nor by common sense,
oantiing worthy only of its progenitor.
By DR.. p. w. Harper, (sent.) Col. VIM. Dr,v,on q,
oouh Carolina The cool calculator, the enlightened
statesman; he is worthy OF a better soil.
~ Dr. w. Il. HarddOdy. Andrew Jackson: Like
me aioatross, the fercer the storm, the more proudly he
rises above its wrath.
BY Capt. E. G.. Mann. Thomas Jefferson A name
too deeply carved in the temple of fame eyer Io h.ara""I
By Seymour S. Old. Francis Marion The firm SIM.
porter OF freedoms: may his example be Initiated.
ny Dr' ~. Z. Wofsham. b. w Leigh No party,
m action has "a. vat ,on... Ill
aud unrivailed in talents, We hail him as our next p,esi.
dent. :"
By Albert II. Reaines. independence of the U. :.
purchased with the best blood, aud sealed with the lives
oil our most iIlustrious sire.: " Esto perpetua."
by Ih0s. Dduis. Randolph oil Roanoke:
S. rho lost to sight, to memory dear"
Several other toasts were forwarded for publication. fno,
10 the Press but the names OF those who drunk them ha.
wing oeen written with a pencil, were so illegible, that il
was impossible to ~decypher them.
FAIRFAX COUNTY.
The Anniversary OF American Independence g , COLA
DRAFTED at Providence, Fairfax county, Virginia. in a
spirited manner. The day was ushered in BIZ \ Ns,ionaI
salute Capt. X. R"tclnie's Company of Cavalry paraded
IN front OF the public square, AT III O'clock, where A PRO.
ces-lon was formed, by the citizens OF the village and Of
The county, under the direction of Gordon Allison. A @
Hall, and +. ID. Richardson, Esqrs, MarsbaIs oC Ill.,. 49,.
whence they proceeded to the Court House. where ne
Declaration OF independence was read by Archibald Hen.
uefsom' Esq, alter a lew preliminary remarks. Henry
W Thomas, ESD, then delivered an able and elooueny,
Or"l,o"; alter which the company retired, highly gradGed.
In the evening, Capt R4tcl.ne's company, win manv If
me cihzens, under d neighboring shade, pdriook of a hand.
some entertainment, prepared by Mr.. W. r. Richardson.
Mr. James Nj. HALEY acted rs President, assisted Inv
hessis. John Powell and Francis +. RaicHne'
Aier the c'o!h was removed, the following regular toasts
were urahK' win much social harmony aud good feeling :
REGULAR ToAsrs.
l.. The Day we celebrate: We hail with pleasure lis
return.
2. Tie President of the United States.
3. The Governor of Virginia.
4. The Chief Justice of the United States.
3. The memory OF Washington.
q. The memory OF Adams, Jefferson, and Monroe.
Z. The memory OF Patrick Henry The stern friend of
the Rights of MAJ.
8. James Madison Virginia prizes him as the briphtes,
of her jewels.
9. General Lafayette His noble actions i'm behalf NJ
the struggling Colonies Justly enttle him to tho aupeIIa.
lion OF the adopted son OF America.
10. The Heroes and SSges OF the Revolnnon. Col,
borcrs in the great cause Of Liberty, they are eouallv ON.
titled To the vcneraion OF the American peopIe
IL. The surviving soldiers of the Revolution. Their
locks are hoary, but their laurels have the freshness ol
yout".
IL. The ANY and Navy of the United States: The
sword aud shield of our cOpry.
13. The Federal Judiciary murnspagus of our
country.
Ii. The Fair: The peculiar CARE
VOLUNTEER ToAsrs -(Ern1
BY the Orator of the Day. Fairfax county
TO Virginia as the birthplace of Mason and n a ial-
place Of Washington.
BY the reader OF The day. The institutions of our coun.
try: May the enemies of liberty never be grAIifed by
their destructfwi!
BY James NJ. Haley. The orator of the dsy; Hi
sentimenis are republican. Our hearts have been warm.
ed by his hrc-our judgments enlightened, aud asa tribute
OF gratitude, we wish hin health and prosperity.