Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-14
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enact Wells was chosen President; assisted by John Brit
ton az Vice President. After the cloth removed,
the following Toasis drunk:
lst The Day we Celebrate Sacred to memory, sacred
To feeling; the birthday OF Nation OF Frcencn. u
I'd. The Memory of Washington--tle brightness of
whose tame Is exceeded only by purity Inc willing
ana me gratitude OF poscriiy nnnortaze ms No
! gun--drank standing
I'd. The Memory OF Jefferson: Eternity % his fame
ana to the memory OF is services and virtues No gun
drank standing
18th. The Memory Of Lafayette The world was his
country-tIc freedom aud happiness of man. the great
Objects to which hs lie devoted. No gun-drank
standing.
| 9th. The President of the United Statcs 3guns
ON James Madison The enlightened Statesman the
supporter and able advocate Of his Country rights
guns
numrn's may crumble into dust and Empires pass away,
but The memory Of their glorious deeds will die.
eth The Union of the States Consccratcd by the
blood OF Fathers, will cling as the ark OF our
political salvation. guns.
! 9Th Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures Equal
rights TO every SPECIES Oi industry, exclusive privileges
TO none. guns.
10Th. The Army and Navy of the United States: The
mics in 2 guns
ilih The freedom Of the Press and the freedom of
SPECIFICATIONS them, Liberty is but an empty
I2th State Rights, firmly supported, barrier
against Federal cncroachnIens. guns
18th. The American Fair
Ls ~ .s sa ne ss Ss e Ing. aai biz them to gIow
VoLusrrERs.
BY the President Tie Orator Of The Day: The clas-
sic elegance which adorned his Grafton and the pure
patriotism breaticd, pledges OF his future
iulness to his county.
By the Vice President Tie Reader of tie Declaration
! Of Independence.
BY John Baker. Vrgina, the County Of Chesterfield,
@mdM Their principles May political opponents be- con
vcrted, deserers their into the
camp they will be received and forgiven like the prod-
! gal )
| By James II. Cox Tie Constitution ef The United
may never be- sold for Nancy, lost through iiy
BY John Bri'ton TIC UHiOR and Me S0reres hty Of
me States Whlic we support and cling TO the one we
VIII not surrender the rights which belong the other
by Randolph Royal .lndre'c Jaeksol: Ills mighty
deeds while virtue and patriotism held dear 10y free
men, will be handed dawn to succeeding generations
with uIHaded and uDudin. glory
BY THIS. a. Oliver. Genera! .jackSOa He was born
lS2.yy he has served her faithfully in al! stations
MI support his Administration.
Ok Cannon. The Ttrgina Delegation TO the
National conre"ton True to their trust, they
could g~Aup men, but would not abandon principles
By George>~A. Cogbil B'njamin ~. Leigh: May
attend him long TIC Stars OF Heaven COR
tinue in their revolutions.
by Rowctt Jackson. Ben;alaip W. Ln;0h. Elected
by reeTcani Legislature contrary the expressed will
of their constituents his situation peculiar but an ho
norable lies open his view The peooe IoIdI,,
call for has resignation.
By John Rowielt. Washington The great and good
man; may his noble deeds be bright example to the
BY Michael Wells .6adrt,o Jackson. tie Patyiof a,d
Sf0ttsma" Unambitous, unos;cnalious in his de-
Pormcn the good Of his Country the sole object fhis
actions.
BY James Clark Tic President efMc Un!tod Suites
May his firm and Republican principles be followed
strictly by has successor.
BY Green Hall. J0hn UInsfoa Jones our ,u,n,J,,
eeot Ia He nczt Congress- We know The and we can
trust hin, though tie contaminltng atmosphere of Clay
the breeze.
BY Edward Gill. Thomas j, fcrson, autlor attic De.
CfaTGt'o" q iHdePendenee The advocate Of Religious
freedom, the Father of Democracy and the founder Of
the University OF Virginia his memory will last as on
as Liberty is loved or philosophy cultivated.
BY Wa wilkinson Gcn. JacksOn $ administration
Supported by virtu0us House of Representatives he
has, in despite of factious Senate, filled the measure
of his CoGntrys glory"
The work Of wise heads and pure hearts may each al
tempt at ats violation hallow and cndcar it TO the aflec
tons of Americans.
BY John A. Cogbill Hugh H. ghac, of 7eanessee
a Iufc indebted Republican; may he yet be elevated
to ilir Presidential Chair
By Citizen. Hagh l.. White: Blinded by ambition
the cupidiy Of power unhngcd his Democratic princi
Pies and placed his name before the American people as
the tool OF the pichad Coalition.
by George II. Cogbill. Hlnry Clan. The pence
maker and pycscTver Of the Union.
By Alexander n. Perknson IhsBeyf Pycsid,cf, The
People have wcd !hat hc shall be- elected by them and
not by faction and intrigue in the House Of REPRESENTA-
BY D. " Traylor Henry c'ay. At present olseurcd
by party Prudicc' may lac yet SHINE with the Brightness
Of the n!d day
D. James Hewlett C7ay, Calhoun and Uetstey.
Wnrs vii l iaf|s such meet 9so'',
BY Thoni1s y. Burfoot. Modcrn Hhirgcry. A hloat.
ed arstncracy. composed Of Faconisis f,draists Pro-
scriPonsts. MonopOilsts Appsates Instruction break
crs, Bnnkiics, &C. &c; its speedy dissolution and re-
generation.
By WIN. r Hill D. w. Lcjgh. The firm supporter
Of State Rights.
BY NJ. a. Wells. I'm. C. Rires. The endowment.
Of s mind arc exceeded only by the virtues of his heart
his ability to his country is only eOualpd tv his
devotion &, her interests; he has been deprived Of aicc
by the Vaccinations Of the ambitious, but the people
have not forgotten him
BY Jas. n Cox 1he mint Of Instruction. The nal
ladium Of thc peoples safely, Day hc who aitenrpist
wrcst il from them be held traitor and he who is
willing 70 tamPer with it, be considered unworthy Of
their confidence.
By aFrcnd. lin n Joirson. The faithful rcprcscn
tatigc of the pcoplc 8 rights
BY Or VIM II Robertson The Rigbf Of Instruction,
Like inae virtue il should only be chastc but un.
suspected.
Ijy James Hewlett IrOnkiie Ills sublime genius
FIRST pointed to Revolution Americas last lone Of
freedom; the light Of science The glory Of patriotism the
smile Of gratitude, viii forever bcam on his memory
By ". W. Zimmerman. The dnric0n Nayg Nav
1t sail through oglory AND, waited by the gales Of
prosperity, always enter the port If victory.
BY Robert 1raylor I'm. n johnson The Chester.
field Representative by thought distanccd yet con
tended for the race.
BY Henry Wells 7Gos H. Brnion. Like The curren.
cy he would establish the he is rubbed the brighter
he shines.
BY Thos Hewlett E'sc,ions. Their purity and ex
emption from panic deception and corrupt influence
BY 3 y. Mounfcastle. GenOai JocksOn The Hero
Of Orleans, the inventor Of cotton bag batteries.
BY Green Hall The Peopie that enciycls this fesiirs