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

sacrifices aud his suengs in behalf Of the equal rights
oil mankind.
co MMUncarED.
In pursuance OF previous arrangements number of the
citizens OF Pow halan assembled the Court House,
Friday the 4h day OF July, celebrate the day dear
every American Patriot the birthday OF our Freedom
and which formed epoch in the history OF Civil Lii
berty. The day fine, and by IL O'clock large and
respectable company had assembled among whom were
many OF the grave citizens of the county, og ether with
brilliant collection OF the gay and fashionable Of both
not only tom the county itself, but Gom the adjoining
counties OF Amelia and Goocbland There Grafton
the occasion the reading OF the Declaration OF
Independence but every heart with the glow
of patriotism, and the whole festivities Of the day passed
oil in the utmost harmony and good feeling. Between 2
aud O'Clock, tile company sat down plentiful dnner
prepared in handsome STYLE by Messs Layne and Lowry
was called TO preside President, and John Gillian. Esq
Vice President, when the following regular oasts which
mad been prepared Tor the occasion, were drank:
i. The Day celebrates Alike consec Grated by the
Declaration OF American and by the deaths
OF Jefferson, Adams and Monroe
q The Patriots and Heroes Of the Revolutions: Always
TO he remembered on this day.
g. General George Washington: "First in war, first in
peace and first in the hearts OF his counrymen." [Drank
standing.1
L. The venerable La Fayette: The Hero and Philan.
ihrops Europe and America mourn his death; his fame
is the property OF mankind drank standing
o. Patrick Henry; The first who gave an impulse to the
ball OF the Revolution, and the foremost in Virginia who
took up arms in her defence
6. The Federal Constitution and the Federal Union:
They must both "be preserved"
T. The President of the United States-Tbe Senate and
House OF Representatives. Their ow honor and the public
interest demand mutual orbearance, and more harmo-
NOUS cooperation.
s. The Army and Navy OF the United States: Their
gallantry has challenged the admiration OF the world.
8. The Agricultural interest OF the country, the basis
OF all our wealth; let remain unshscked and it will
10 Our State: II patriotism be selhshness. then it
is selfish TO love Virginia.
H. The Ladies: Man without love, is thorn tree in
the winter, without blossoms and without fruit.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY John W. Nash, the PresideDt-who being called on,
gave the following sentiment. The venerable James
dson Pure and sPoess in private lfebe wisdom OF his
political opinions render, him excellent model for The
youthful politicians Of the country.
BY John Gillian, Vice President. Andrew Jackson,
President of the United States Power whether civil or
military has been delegated him under the Con-
suion and laws of his country, that he has abused
the trust
Sent by Doctor William Crump, who absent The
majority OF the Senate OF the u States; The uncompro
missing advocates of constitutional Liberty they prefer TO
support the principles of TO passive obedience to The
will OF the Hero OF two wars.
BY William Old Thomas Richie: The prophet who
oreold that the election Of Gen. Jackson the Presi-
dency would prove afcurse to the country.
BY Capt. Richard Booker. Our Government: As pre-
scrbed by the Constitution, and not defined by Andre
BY Lewis E Harvie. Virginia: Aroused from the
nightmare OF JAckson "Rchard's himself again.
BY Henry l.. Hopkins The United States OF Ame
RIGA, country: When the temples and trophies OF
Europe shall have moulde ed into dus-when the gories
Of their shall be but the legend OF adon and
lights OF their achievements only ivein song, Philoso-
ply will rise again the sky Of her franklin and glory
rekindle at the urn OF her Washington"
BY Richard l. Gillian. Andrew Stevenson: We pity
the whilst think justice awarded the partizan
Speaker.
BY Doctor John b. Harvie. Andrew Stevenson Let
him learn from experiences that POLITICAL like moral no.
nesly is the best policy
BY John w Nah. Andrew Stevenson: His talents and
integrity have been too often vouched by the pne
representatives Of the people in Congress- be ques-
toned Let him remember, that 10 be dshonored by the
Senate the readest passport TO the ayonr OF the People
BY james Nj. Harris. John c. Cshoun--ihe faithful
advocate Of the Rights Of the States May he live TO see
his principles predominant throughout the world.
BY Charles X. Woodson Of Goochlsnd. John G. Cal.
houn: The abe Statesman, patriot his name
will stand "majesiic mid the monumen's OF time"
BY Francis 5. Smith. Edmund Ruliu: He deserves
the thanks OF his ello citizens for his able
erilons in the cause OF Agriculture.
BY Isaac ?. Vaughan, OF Goochland. John Calhoun:
Another Danel-yes, another Daniel come lolghl--long
BY William l. Booker, OF Amelia The Presil. ntjsl
Veto: Designed by the Constitution 10 be the physic of
the sysiem but converted by Or. Jackson info its daily
By Richard F. Graves The Hon John Tyler: The
firm Statesman, the true patriot and distinguished Repub.
hcaD. lie observes and will receive the confidence and
support Of his native State.
by William G. Scott. The Bank Of the u ses: at
loves darkness better than light because lie deeds are
BY Peyon Giles, Of Amelia. John g. Calhoun Like
the sun ofay shedding light the whole world he may
be ohscured Tor while by cloud Of prejudice, but
can be moved from his high station
BY Charles Seden. The President Of the w. States :
Formidable for his power only Block up with virtue the
dark OF corruption through which he
The representatives Of Ike people, aud the Sampson will
be shorn Of his locke
by WIN B. Giles, Of Amelia Virginia. She stood
firm against oppression 10 '9S-we find her equally 6rm
against usurp4ion In 81.
Sent by John Watkins The syirit, talent and virtue
which have been Displayed in The Senate Of Tie IT, S.
sovereign snidoe against the misctefs Of This corrup,
Administration.
BY William w. Watkins. The present Administration:
Iis Of reircncmen and the insolvency Of the r.
Once Department. tree is to be judged by It's lru
its blossoms.
by Charles NJ. Kean Of Coochlsnd. The coalition
against Andrew Jackson Composed Of honest ell
parties
BY DR.. Thos. l. Goode. 1.-THE Kitchen Cabinet -
They arein hot place, doubtless preparing for the future
ny Napoleon Lockett. Liberty snd Union: Terms sy-
nonifnous 10 the breast of every American patriot What
God bath joined together, let no msp put asurder"
by Henry Gofdon. Gen. Ia Fdyetie--he friend Of
the rights Of maui Ills memory will ever be cherished By
She freemen Of America.
BY Horace Hardiwsy, Of Amelia State Rights with.
ont State remedies; boat wihou, ruddef or oars
BY Nathaniel a. Crenshaw. May ell our Statement
possess political honesty, AID disgrace themselves
by piiyaie understanding for foreign Mission.