Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10
Citizens Dinner he Fourth Of Juiy, 10 Me Toiun.
teers IF Richmond
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majority of five thousand votes"
Citizens Dinner Me Fourth Of Juiy, 10 Me Toiun.
teers IF Richmond
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY Capt VIM. H. Richardson of the Rifle Corps On,
respected hosts and fellow citizens; Cherished and
Outraged by them, the Volunteers of Richmond can
never prove unworthy TO rank with the chiyalrv of tine
Old Dominion.
BY Maj w. W. McCreery. The Judiciary of vir.
GINA Pure and ncorrupble-ablc cxpoundrrs of the
of Justice.
BY Judge Parker The People Of Virginia: Ever
kind and liberal TO the public servants who to
serve them faithfully
By Capt. Bigger, ofthe Blues. Our Friends. who on
this day have called the festive board: With s,ch
friends 10 cheer duty isbut pleasure
BY Judge Lomax. The Spirit of Party: May its in
huence be cxtnguished iii love of country and private
BY NJ. de la Pahlcn, French Consul To the prosncr,
of the City OF Richmond Expression of the gratitude Of
aFrench citizen for the kind reception and friendly nj,
tention which he has experienced from it's inhabtans
and the regret which he feels at his being ed to leave
Virginia
by Captain Bigger of the L. ]. Blues NJ de la Pah
len, French Consul: We regret his departure from
among us-our best wishes attend him 10 his new an
pontmcnt.
by Judge Scott. Our Country our whole Cour,rr
and nothing but our Country.
BY Captain Myers, of the Dragons The Heroes and
statesmen OF The Revolution For rich legacy they
have beqneaihed immortal honor the dead.to the
living an ample support the choicest blessings and
green old age.
BY Capt. John b. Richardson of the Artillery Onr
fellowCitizens of Richmond: The feelings of the Vo
iunteers, their Guests respond 10 their hospitality and
ther arms shall ever be ready TO sustain the feelings of
their hearts.
:. BY the Hon seaiOn Grandand, of Georgia The
State of Virginia My native land Her sons not sur
passed by any in hospitality and patriosn-her daugh
tiers, the iaircst of the fair Eingrans from her so
whether under the fervd of the South or in the
boundess forests of the West will ever feel for the old
Dominion ardent affection
by }. Nj. Patton. Littleton w Tazcwcll Governor
OF Virginia: No matter what party he belongs TO- will
stand up and say, This Is man indeed"
by Lieut. Chas. II Hyde of the Artillery Our coun-
try; May we never forget, even in the heat of party
strife, that this is Liberty's home.
BY Judge Coal,er. Stree Trade and Sailor RIGHTS
by the Hon. John NJ Patton The citizens and ci,i.
soldiers of Richmond: Worthy reprrseniatives Of
the hospitality and gallantry of Virginia
BY Lieut. +. J. Smith, of Dragons Joseph c. Ca
oeii Esq VINO deserves better of his country than he
vice?
BY Maj. Saml J. Winston The American peonlc
Like tie Mariner compass--however when disturbed
the pole i "
:, BY Lieut. G. w. Dixon, r.. l.. /. Blues. John Floyd;
than whom purer patriot lived: The Volunteers
of Richmond will ever remember him with gratitude and
affection.
BY Lieut. G. II: Tompkiys R. l.. L. Blues Major
him cnd IS only ssuasd BY our Res
pect for him officer
BY Lieut.. WORTH Il. l.. Dragons The present IN
tertainment An ofhe soldiers highest choicest
reward--the appreciation of his lellow-citizens.
BY WIN. H. Roane, Esq This great National Day ::
Let the party dssensons of every other day in the wear
be zest and seasoning TO lis glorious recolcctonsob
Won men, 10 them all until Tomorrow and moderation
to them all forever after
BY Maj WIN. Duval. Tie Constitution of the u
States IL has often been wounded: let all parties unite
Tile" A""S "'''"
BY Gen. VIM. Lambert The Union: Founded. not
Tor the sake OF union, but for higher object the preser
WALTON OF our Liberties Let beware that the end is not
sacrificed TO the means.
BY Gen b. Pcyton The memory of Thomas Mar
SHALL Ills life was beautiful specimen of unamb;tious
purity, virtue and panotsn in public and private
Virginia deeply depores his loss and cordially sy,npa-
thises with his afflicted family.
BY VIM. d. Wrenn The Volunteers and Militia or
Virginia Vigant and brave--Wcll organized our best
defence
BY Col. G.. NJ Darlington Republican PRINCIPLES
Not of these disointcd times the patriotic consistent
independent sentiments of 10.
by the Hon John Robertson. Public Offices Public
trusts, conferred in consideration of public services to-
kens of honor bestowed rewards for the zeal of
hzans. badges Of namy
by Clement White. General Andrew Jackson our
venerable Presidents lie called the Chief Alags-
tracy by the truly patriotic people of the nuon-and
when hs public life shall close may the feeling ac
company him III his retirement, enveloped in imperisha
bic honor and true glory.
ByJ. H. Lynch. The next President: May he be a
Gentleman and Statcsman-and may he select for bs
Cabinet, Gentlemen and Statesmen.
by a. PleasantS, jr The Right Of instruction: An
inherent right but intended than any other ma
office
BY Capt. B. Boiling. Washington, Lafayette, and
Jefferson Glorious Objects of emulation the Patriot
Philanihropist and Statesman.
jy DR.. j Dove. Education: The Palladium Of Civil
and Religious LbertyLet Tyrans and Priests beware
of ts influence.
BY Conway Robinson. The memory of Robert Full.
ton: While beneftng tho world large lie has promot-
ed greatly the prosperity of his country, and much
To preserve tie Union.
BY Capt VIM II. Richardson. John Floyd late Co
vernon OF Virginia: no loves his country better
than himself
BY p N Nicholas, Esq. The Day We celebrate: Nav
1t be- always hailed festival dedicated to concord as
well as liberty.
BY A. Stevenson, Esq Our Union: The charter of
our existence as nation-The banner under which we
must all railyThc flag which must nail In the mast
aud 60 down with the vessel rather than strike.
By /. Etchie, Esq An old sentiment but always
in season. The glorious 9TH Of July: Our political Sab
bath IL belongs 10 our country Let il be given
Up to party
BY Col J Armistcad. The Richmond Volunteers.
Brave and Phanthropic ready their country .
call
BY J. Lay. Maior.Gcn Winfield Scott. son Of
virginia she estecns him of lcr brightest cwelp.
by James Lyons. The Volunteers Of Richmond ,
Soldiers Of the Constitution The day consrcrateA to n.
berry, IS fit OCCASION to honor It's defenders
Iiy Rawlings, Esq The Federal Union common.
ced with Thirteen, multiplied Twenty four States
May uhe bonds which unite, be strengthened pari passH
with our increase and growth
by J. ). Galoher, Esq Liberty and Union: want
no Liberty but that which Is regulated by reason and
law hold 10 no Union but that which bound by the
Constitution, strictly interpreted
By 70 StiDard Esq. The Senate Of the United
edihccnot at its top indicate the shifting cur.
rents Of TIC popular breeze bat main pillar raised ON
Inc equal fights Of the States and necessary their
sefYation Let II be guarded with vesta vigilance from
Executive hostility aud Recommendations
By John ~ Peasants. The Federal Union; Grca ly