Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

with the worked letters in the collar "No moneyed or
manufacturing aristocracy" Let him wear II whom 1t will
fit.
BY TIL. r. Bsiey Our distinguished re nd and fellow
citizen, W. c. Rves: We him for his virtues his
patriotism, and his negotiations with the French Govern
ment.
BY Lieut.. Levy. The Corner OF Union Equa-
lily OF rights aud Of burthensbery OF the press-l-
berry OF conscience-and liberty Of tongue
BY Samuel Leitch, Jr. O'Conneil's definition OF Mo-
dern wing: "They are whining, whimperng, hypocr
"cal set Of kn"es, who, like sanity thieves at field
"prescbng-tun up the white Of their eyes 10 heaven TO
nduce others TO look the way, whilst they pick the
"pockes Of the devou aggregation"
BY y. j. Lewis. The American Wings: "Whom God
means to destroy. he first makes mad"
BY samuel0 Minor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Bank
ties
"wheo shall " ,hJoo again,
In thunder, l:htping and IN Iain."
BY Dr. Thrift. Political strife Enmy and ill-will with
the mistaken American system and the u s. Bank: May
they pass away like be baseess fabric OF vision and
leave not a wreck behind"
BY Col. John X. Jones. The 4th Of July A day that
should be celebrated without the name of Wing Tory.
Sent by Col Geo. w. Knsolving Democratic Repub-
lcens! such raised in the schools OF Washington
and Jefferson Stand firm in your political docincsper
nil not arisocracy the new lights o the day to
coniound you.
Presidents He like the Eagle ao, and looks down
with contempt upon petty demagcgues.
BY Lyman BOrnbam. Alexander Rvcs, and
untried public May the end oil his public life be
as triumphant as its be gnning.
When this toast read Mr.. Rives and after adj
dressing the company short time, offered the following
The Modern Wings. This new coalition Of discordant
parties will find il in vain TO hope. that their appeaop
borrowed from party denuncialioDs of monarchcal CO.
vernmen can, like the mantle oil charity, cover the null
titude of their sins
By 1t. c. HsiskeIl. The officers and members of
the Jefferson Guard: host Of themselves and honour
to their country-Let Union aud The Union be their
motto.
BY VIM d. Fitch. Gen Andrew Jackson, President
OF the u States, derived his power from the People Re-
torn was what we expected-and he will effect without
fesr favour or affection.
~ M. M,vt Al, ofD Dor
be always regulated by the spirit of The awsby suaviy
OF mannersby wisdom, and The best feelings of the heart
BY Jno. g. wayt The Hon. WIN. c. Rves:
The more he's rubbed, the he shines"
BY j. M. King. The Sun has shone on the
day OF our IndePcndence-and separated Federas from
Jefersonian Republicans.
and descenden of Mr. Jefferson to keep his faith
BY John p. Sampson. The Hon. John Forsyth and
TIL III. Benon The firm, liberal and able supporters OF
the present Admnistraon-We recognise in them, those
firm principles lofty pa otism and gifted eloquence,
which reflect honor on the land of their nativity
Ky Doctor Trice. Gen. Jackson: His opposition 10 the
u. S. Rank has procured for him immortal honors
By ~. II. Crawford. Andrew Stevenson: Though
ected by the Senate he will be waed by the Pr ope.
Upon this toast being drunk, Mr.. Stey ensons being
present, and in feeling aud appropriate address Of
Tered bis thanks to the company, and concluded by Offer
ing the following sentiment
BY j. w. Stevenson. The People of Albemare: Not
less distinguished for their kind feelings and hospitality
than for their devotion 10 the principles OF Thomas Jee
By p. Merwether. Calhounism, Clayism, Baokism,
Federalism, Modification: A "hoy alliance, under the
appella,ion OF whgism
BY ;. C. Snead. The majority OF the u. s. Senate:
False prophets.
BY ]. w. Seay The jefferson Guards MAY they all
celebrate the Fourth OF next July (ogeher with the
People.
BY Williamson Kelly Our birth. right as citizens of the
United States Let traitors renounce 1.-THE brave and the
free will maintain il unto death.
BY Geo. II. Crank. The Statesmen and Patriots of the
Revolution: We claim the heritage OF their glory as fell
low citizens, not as allies.
By G. b. Quares. VIM. c. Rives: The man who is
no man's man. but maintains his principles with
shaken hrmness.
BY Capt. John NJ Perry. The Test Oath of South Ca.
rolins: disgrace TO the Nation, and true exempca.
ton OF Modification.
By Geo. Carr. Major Clark the President of the Day
His pure republican principles make him the worthy Pre-
sdent of republican feast.
BY A. Wingfeld May the assembled people of Ame
rca in the midst of their hsriiy, pause moment and
be thankful that they have neither War, Pestence nor
Famine, in their happy country.
BY John A. Williams General Jackson Nav the
steps he has taken prove blessing TO the country
honor TO pJserity.
BY c. Fl. Finch. Let the Wing party seat, drink and
be merry, for TO morrow they de-
by John l.. Franklin. American Gallaptry Patriotism
IFS incentive, Glory its object, Nations Gratitude its ne
ward.
BY Gen. Davis of Mississippi Col Prestop's Speech
of to-day: Neither the round OF political aspi-
rant, nor the denunciaiions of malignant man. can warp
patriotic people from honest support of yr,uous and
efficient President
BY VIM. ID, Fitch. VIM. T. Barry-the honest and in.
dependent man: IL there virtue EARTH bIazes on
the altar of his heart.
COMMUNICATED.
HonoTs TO Lafayette and Fourth of Juiv Celebration
at Columbia. F7uyGnnd County, "a
According 10 previous nvstion there had assembled
by 10 O'CLOCK A. M, Mrs. Lees tavern large and