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

end of Charlotte at OakIu on the goth June last for The
purpose OF making arrangements TO celebrate the 18th
July, p. Harrington Esq, called the Chair Samuel
Baldwin, Jr., appointed Secretary, AMI committee
appointed draft ,oasts for the
following gentlemen: Claiborne Barksdae, L. w. Henry
J. B. Rice, G.. w. Read, H. Hazlewood, ID. +. Patrick
Jas s Buster D. F. Morton. w IL. Dennis, II. f Gaines
and WIN. b. Morton. On motion. the Secretary and Pre-.
sident were added TO the committee.
he 5Sth Anniversary OF American Independence
celebrated at Oaky by large and respectful number OF
cizens oil the surrounding country IN spirit OF anima
ton and patriotic feeling, which this enorable day
viii never TAIL TO inspire The Declaration Of Indep pend
read by John Henry, Esq. in clear and ioci-
bic manner preaced with appropriate remarks sue
cecded by two oraions-one delivered by ID. F. Morton,
the other by H. Hazewood The GRAFTON. abounded pu.
Iiy oil syie richness oil thought and force OF elocuon with
aspr oil patriotism dised throughout highly creditsbe
to the talents of the youthful Orators In the absence
every incident that could the feelings Of any human
being there was much TO interest the heart and TO fix upon
the minds of all present The lighted uR by the at
tendance OF number OF Ladies OF the respectable
families, who came TO paake Of the feast of eoquence
and 10 enjoy the harvest oil reason embesh with the
beauties OF Imagination clothed in refinement
ent and paying just tribute, which emory OF the
Immortal Congress- aud the glorious patriots OF rs
fail TO inspire.
The Ladies retired after partsking some refreshments,
The company then sat down TO sumptuous dinner pre-
pared by MIR. James Lawson. Claib Barksdale, Esq,
President of the BoardP. s. Darlington as first
Vice President; K. w. Henry second. The cloth be.
ing removed, the following tosss were drank:
1. The Day we celebrate: IL witnessed in I776 the
birth oil nation determined to be ireei,s continued cee-
bration attes,s the veneraton in which hold it-(3
cheers. Tune, "Hai Columba."]
2 The memory OF washingon: His character equally
above the reach oil detracdon aud prasea and
heard OF monument on earth In silence. Tune, w ash
ington's March."1
g. The memories of Jefferson, Adams franklin and
Henry. In silence. "Jefersons Marcb"1
A. The memories of the Heroes and Statesmen of the
Revolution [In silence "stsr-spangled Banner'l
b. James Madson-Tbe pure man, the enlig htened
Statesman: quiet AMI peace fu close his full aud no.
norable life. rs cheers. "MadisOn's March."l
6. The memory OF Lafayette: The great champion OF
Liberty throughout the worI has gone-May his pncon
qnerabie spirit yet cause Freedom TO flourish in the land
his home [ln silence. "Latayete's March."]
a. Liberty: May her march be onward, and may her
standard soon be planted The ruins OF Empires, o Kings
and yranis Is cheers. Tune Jefferson and Libery"l
8. The People Of the tned States: MAY they al
ways, in the excitement of high party tmes to do
Justice TO faithful public servants. IA cheers. Tune
"Duke of York's March."l
8. The Union: Ii be preserved, by doing equal
Union.']
parable companion OF National Liberty; venal corrupt
il destroys the most beautiful political fabric. re- cheers
Tune, "Bos'on March
IL. The Memory of John Randolph and Thomas T
Boudin-our former nuch-lsmenied and distingui
Representatives in Congress- True TO their constituents
their memory let us cherish Peace peace 10
their ashes! In silence. Tune Home, swe ct home !'l
IL. The Legislative. Judicial, and Executive Depart.
ments of the Federal Governments May they always be
strictly confined within the limits prescribed by the Con-
stution [6 cheers Tune-"The Campbels coming ~
l3 The Fair sex-The most lovely OF all creationR,be
best gift OF God 10 They Tor Union-who then
can nully or be against ii 70 cheers. Tune" Haste
TO the weddng!]
BY the President. The u. States OF America: The
worlds last best hope-May they cleave with un.
shaken rmDess their but much ne moi
TO, "Uniied we stand, divided we fall"
BY lst Vice President The Orators of the day, and
the reader OF The Declaration of Independence: Our thanks
for the very handsome and satisfactory in which
they have discharged the duties assigned them.
BY 2nd Vice President. Party Spirit: Though its waves
run n,gh, ana threaten to engulPh the national Ship
may yet act on our political atmosphere like the lightning
Of Heaven, on the natural world, purifying, while il
alarms.
T. u
and hempen rope Tor all lyrants.
BY II. HAzewood, Esq The Union OF the States: The
greatest political fabric known to The wordet us ever
Byw. Fl. Dennis. America: The cline Of genius--tbs
selected home of ibertybe sanctuary exed patriots
and the lavouriie abode Of Democracy
By c. A. Raine. The People OF Virginia: Too much
devoted TO their interest and Liberty support Dss-
poii-m.
BY W. b. Morton The President of the u. States: II
he succeeds IN destroying The Bank, it will redeem him
from every political sin.
BY X. j.. Boudin. Benz w Leigh and l.. w Taze-
wel Patriots not TO be deferred by the clsmor Jackson
ism or the smiles OF power
By Samuel Baldwin, IT, Andrew Jackson: Our great
patriotic President like the master spirit Of all ages has
been assaled by caIumny and envy; but history i'll hang
UP the bsn trophies Of his victories for which he has 90
brsvely fought and gallsntly
BY w. G. Darlington. Cesar had his Bruus Charles
the hrs his Cromwell-Andrew Jackson may he profit
10y their example
BY T. X BurreL Andrew Jackson; nations choice
entitled TO q nations gratitude.
BY l.. u. Hsgermsn. The present Administration: Its
tice tyranny and oppression.
BY James l.. Buster Randolph of Roanoke The
wise, the great the consistent polcianiho true repub
lcan: Like meteor he has gone leaving his path wav
marked with brilliant end shining light
BY w. W. Hurt The Rev. MIR. Van Rensselaer, The
Anti slavery Missionary May The present generation of
Virginia not be deluded by bis enthusiasm; other nise
they may hnd IL necessary to enrol him the Iisis with
Gabriel and Nat Tuner Loud and repeated cheering
BY James Scott. General Andrew Jackson: We should
not be 30 much dazzed with the glory Of Orleans as 10
forget his Force Bill his Protest. and tia, sink OF corfp
tion, the Kitchen Cabinet.
r. j. Vaughan. The President Of the United Slater
80 long rs principle and virtue maintain their influence
with the people, lie has nothing 10 fear from such opoo.
ZION as Clay, Calhoun, and Webster.
John A. FUqua John c Calhoun Thou enemy Of ali
rigbtecusness-tbou child OF the Deyil-how long wilt
thou coninse TO Perver the right ways Of our excellent
Constitution?
O. L. Morton. John G. Calhoun: The first IN throw
iosee his principles predominse throughout tho world
Peyton Rice Andrew Jackson: His time and talents
has been devoted 10 tie service OF his country.
C. X Bsfksdale. Andrew Jackson: HIS Presidential
career has been cloudy morn, and stsess niehDay
We never SEQ his like again in The political horizon
X A. Murrcn. The Republicans Of Virginia: MAY
dhey sineuy adhere to the principles taught lhefn by
w p. Bryant Benz. Watkins Leigh, Nav he shortly
live IN retirement 10 repent bic political alteration
W. ~. Bsrkslaie Our distinguished Senator Bepi w.
Leigh; lie u no collar man, bot faithful sentinel upon
The watchtower, ready denounce such doctrine a.
Jocks0nism.
Thos. r. Hammer. The People: Hold your poeke,s-
beware Of Jacksonism, but especially Of Yankee
preachers
WIN. Gaines. The President Of the U. States. While