Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

BY Charles Workman. Philip p. BArbour--One OF vir-
gnias most able, hrm aud consistent Republicans She
has long since locked him OF her fsvoite
He Is worthy 10 fill any station in the gilt oi the people
BY Thomas Dickinson. The great Democratic Famiiys
In number many--in principles, one and indvisibie-
For general triumph. il needs bu. concert Of action.
BY Benz. Is. Reese Mar in Van Buren--,he Tslley-
rand OF Americas His day OF glory has psssedAlS Poor
Yorick
BY John d. williams. La Fsyeue: Now waited ON
the evening OF eterpity-nay he rank among angels as
BY WIN. E. Harris. Washington and jefferson: May
the OF their iuous deeds be fresh in tue
minds OF the American people.
BY Maj. I'll. X. Anderson. VIM. s. Archer; Unawed
by power, and uns-duce by hope Of Executive favor. he
deieads the rights OF the people, aud rebukes Official js
rule.
BY willis w. Gay Benz. W. Leigh, and the Memory
of John Rsndoph While the latter sleeps in glory may
the former preside our Liberty.
BY William b. Irby. d. w. Leigh "He has been
weighed ia the balance, and has been found wanting -
Away with him! we will have of him!!
BY Henry 5. Beverley Virginia Mindful OF her sons.
BY BENZ B. Reese BENZ W. Leisn~Orr able ,Iea and
independent Senator: Eminendy worthy Of the 6rst
nour within the gilt of the free, the patriotic
and the most Intelligent nation upon earth.
BY Doct. H. G. worshsm. D. w. Leigh--A Federeiist
In every sense OF the words Train up a child in the
way he should SO, and whea he is old he will not de-
BY Putnam st,h. General Lafayette Though lost to
BY Benz G. Jones. woman-lov.ly womani She alone
possesses the true power soohe, delight. and ascoae
BY Seaborn j. Crae The Senate Of the United States:
Their firm ard able stand in defence of the Constitution
aud Laws. claims the gratitude and admiration OF the
friend, OF Liberty throughout the world
by Doct IL. e. Worsham. The Majority Of the Sc
nate OF the United States The action
and not the interest OF the U. States.
BY T.. L. Royail Old Maids aud old Bachelors: A cold
set-msy they be toasted until they melted
BY John ID. Williams. The Orator OF the day: May
the youth OF the country profit by the applause given him
for his exeriions.
BY DR.. W. G. Jackson. VIM. C. Rives UnmindfuI Of
the rights OF the people OF the States, he Procla
naiionisthe deserved the political osrscs passed upon
him by the people whom he would revoluiionize.
BY Major ii. X. Andersen. WIN. Z. Rives: Justly
banished TO the wids OF Castle Ill., for his support OF
possr in p opposition %aas 9TH the rights Of the people
vons 10 envy detrsctiop.
BY Thos e. EPes. May al old Made be made ma,ron.
Wing Party: They are composed of too many opposite
and dscordn materials be united any good pur.
pose Was there such mockery hearing the mi "a
upstairs OF this party calling the old and weltried De-
nocrats OF our country, Tories?
BY Capt Thos. HOwson. Thomas Richie: lie has
never devated from the true principles OF rs 80
The Bankes and Cyies alias the Wings alias the nj as.
sachuseus Federslss-they denounce his paper, and
gives too much truth. which is mighty must pre- vail
BY Capt Jas. S. Je,er The modern Wings IT they
be the true Wings, God save The Tories OF &c.
A y As " s,s ef ~ s.a and 3a, GSlsy
BY Edwin G. Booth oil Ma Msr,% Tsn sa9en The friend
and supporter OF Dewitt Clinton Presidency in op.
Penent Ie voted for the abomnable Tariff Of 1925 and
the erection oiolgstes the Road:
an applicant Tor the establishment the
Bank at Albany 10 1926 and opposed the South on the
Missouri Question he cannot be safe depository OF any
interest.
BY DIR. II. C. worsham WING and Tory: Techoic,u.
ties OF the modern school OF political quack Doctors STAY
ihomsoHaD you have put the right label the wrong
vial
BY Thos. w. Epes. The Fsir Let virtue and modesty
be the richest jewels in the chapiet of their fame.
BY Capt. VIM Fitzgerald. The Public Treasure: The
right possession is trust vested in The
Iatve Department OF the Government which IL abas no
power to sell TO The Bank, other corporation or to any
BY Willis w. Gay. The Orator Of the Day: His heh
toned spirit wiz ever eniite him TO distinction.
by DIR. W. c. Jackson Wm. s. Archer: The firm
andindependen Representative of the rights add
the people, he is neither seduced by promises ner
oy threats he deserves and will receive continuation of
BY f. Oliver Party spirit: An unweIcome visitor
to the celebration OF national glory.
BY Peter Z. Williams. Tie Fair sex of Not,oway:
Like nymphs of heavenly sphere,
BY cold Water. The Richmond Wing: King James of
England said thaif he to invite the Devil 10 dinner
tard, and pipe of obacco.Ii his majesty he'd have Ii
ed in these times, he certainly have provided The
Maiesty-
BY Capt. Travis II. Epes. Thomas Richie: the great.
es' wea'hercock OF the age: He spreads his sail
TO catch tha gale that will watt him the Office trade
The most profitable now carried
FOURTH JULY AT LAwRENCEVILLE, BRUINS.
WICK.
We mel 10 celebrate the day of our Independenc
MI d. j. Claiborne read the Declaration of Independ.
ence accompanied by appropriate eoque mt re-
marks The company, al the usual hour down TO an
elegant Dinner, prepared by Mr. Lockhesd The assem-
oIsge was considerably larger than any previous
at this place, recoected. After the cloths
moved, X. k Meade called to the Chair, assisted by
f. b. Hicks and John +. She'll when The following toas
were drank with great glee and good feeling We broke
up the wsrmest friends Imaginable.
4. The Day celebrate; The day ON which genius
skeched and patriotism embodied the true and ever living
principles Of human rights.
2. The memory OF George Washins tom
''Whose battle field lie holy ground
winch oreuthos OF Nations world
B. a he memory Of Thomas Jefferson: The firm, con-
sisent uDwavcring champion OF the rights of man-we
take him as he reveals himself without commentary
OF udo.discPie who pretend have been brough, up
at his feet.
A. The memory Of Lafayette; A nobleman by birth: he
poured out his blood on American SOIL establish mer
can liberty History will record that he stood alike illus
tos 10 the old and world among the living and the
dead. o -
g. John Randolph aud Thomas r. Bouldn Pure in
their devotion to Virginia and 10 Virginia principles; they
died as they lived like true Virgnians, in the faith and
at their posts.
s. The rights Of The States as our fathers understood
and taught ihem They be defended and preserved
al All hazards, aud against all enemies secret and open
a. The representatives OF the People: They who watch
over the Peoples interests and rights and tell them of
Danger when It comes, feaHessIy snd Independently
ney are Tie true, and oiiy representatives OF the People
Inc nemsgogue, the ice-huner, the lavish tna,-
~orslnppe are tie scourges and Of the People
g. The Old DOni1on: When she uors her voice LET
her be hesrdor when she puts forth hersfrengib sie
into coward submission.
D. The Patriots aud Heroes Of the Revolution: The