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


The Anniversary of American Independence was OBJ
served by portion oil the citizens OF Aibemsre county, at
Laurel SPRING with due respect After the Declaration
OF Independence and the Farewell Address of Washing
ton had been read, appropriate Address delivered
by Mr.. Shelton f. Leake. The company then sat down
to an excellent dinner; after which, the following
drunk:
L. The Day we ceebrate-dear to Freemen every
where: The Yeomanry of the u S. OF America
morste II as the day on which their in4lienabie rights
we're proclaimed The sound views of civil religious and
political liberty, TO which il gave birth, will be sacri-
need al me shrine OF ambitious aspiansToes, under
the cognomen OF WhgsNuiifers oil State Rights men
and Fedsraists, OF Republicans Democrats, the
contrary notwithstanding. Uuiled stand divided,
IalI'
O. George Washington amongst the first Of heroes and
patrios Americans his nenory-his history pro-
pery UNDERSTOOD IL the history OF civil and religious IL
The States
General Lafsyetie-ta gallant defender in boil, he
msPheres OF rational republican liberty Well may Free
doin's votaries mourn the loss Of such man.
Thomas Jefferson, Author OF the Declaration Of indie
pendenee As civilian, unsurpsssedA America whilst
he yed, srkno" lodged him the head Of her Democrs
cy Let The friends OF civil, political. aud religious liberty
beware, lest his mantle be sssumedb by modern Cali
lines.
5. James Madison living monument Of moral and po-
uea worth and greatness We ask that the evening OF
MS NE may be as tranquil and happy its morning has
been bright and glorious.
g. Andrew Jackson, President of the u s.: He has
whs'ood The assaults OF foreign and domestic enemies
His deeds are not evil he Tears not the ght--Throueb
two wars, and TO The present moment lie been found
WIN NhNdfous oailng coutendiUg tor the hoo
noUr, the interest and glory OF bis country unawed by
power unseduced by gold Long may ho lve-happy may
lie die rF' -
Mr. Benton, OF the Senate: He is worth more TO
TIE " States, th,u thousand such Banks as that OF the
" with all its capital Missouri has to be proud
Of such delegate
g. Mr. Forsylb, Of Georgia: Though in a minority in
The Senate is believed he will not bsin minority Of The
People-Tbcy know their friends; and, knowing them
will not desert them.
D. Our late Minister to France, WIN. G. Rives; Pur.
sued by political aeon Tor daring 20 support Execu-
tive OF the Peoples choiceWe know his services his
sound political Ortbodoxy-let us not DO ungrateful
10 Our Senator in Congress, Ben w. Leigh: We
would ask him to consider well, whether his Bank and his
early attachment TO Federalisin outweigh the rights
privileges and liberties Of Freemen The Democratic
Jefiersonisn Republicans Of Virginia do not know Mr.
Leigh--he pIsuds OF his Bank, Notifying Federal
Hartford Convention, and Tory friends the contrary not
wiihsanding True Wings nay be known by their &C.
tons, no, by their professions.
~. The Senate Of the u. s. Any thing else than
what was designed 10 be- aud SHOULD be- Let tie peo
pie lock wen TO this branch Of our Government nu.
eleus Is forming there (perhsps already ormedJ WHICH
aided BY the Bank Of the United states and reckless po
htcsl gamblers u not checked by timely constitutional
prove TOO bard for the people, aud Danger
Gus 70 their liberties.
ID. The Far