Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-10

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GibIon. sHc 49, Major James
worthy citizen, honcsei!!an!41I - S"iuief,
by Col. T.. +. Smith, Old Troop. An Xfiie7rsn.
was about to vote for the banshen; OF Ari.drs. was
asked Tor his reasonshe replied, that lie did like to
near arstdes called the most honest in Athens
The enemies of b. w Leigh may give the same reason
Tor the efforts they are now making Danish him from
the Senate OF the IT, $.
By Lieut. Michaels The Old Troop of CbesterG,ld
me promptitudc with which they repaired To the post
OF danger when called on attrsts their patriotism and
valor-thc high regard the community entcrtains for
ieir survivors, aitess their characters gentlemen
BY Capt Richard Booker, Old Troop / am not like
the Athenan who voted against Ars,idcs. Is. w Leigh
hno'o to be honest, able and parotic-thereforc an
for him.
BY Lieut. Branch Cheatham an invited Guest. The
Heroes OF the Revolution In the grand final assebIage
may they all be greeted with the welcome words We'll
done thou good and faithful servants.
BY Lieu.. Patteson. John q. Calhoun: A statesman
possessed OF lnuex'be integrty-honor without stain
-dsinterested devotion To hts country-a frmncss of
purpose which dsdains calculate the consequences of
doing bis duty, and incxinguslable love of liberty
BY DIR. w. A. Pattcson, an invited Guest The Re-
served Sovereign Rights of Virginia To protect and
preserve them we mutually pledge, each the other
our lives, our fortunes and sacred honor
BY S. Woody, Old Troop The memory of Major
Harry Heth OF the Manchester Cavalry: The soldiers
best friend Prompt in The discharge OF his duties
ne enJoined 1T on others; his loved, and would obey
him at all hazards
by Holden Rhodes, invited Guest Party vassal.
age: The worst foe of private and public liberty
BY Scrgt. Cheatham. The Orator of the Dav. He
has performed his duty admirably for which he receives
cordial thanks
slandcred, abused and prosecuted, and for what? III,
mas declared unconpFomlsing opposition u. States
By w P. Winfrce The Senate of INC Il s,a,es
trn, wise and patriotic They the safe guardians
OF the national honor public interests rights
by SeTgt Bolt Washington and Lafayette: May
the recollection Of their cvarous deeds yer cease to
animate with ardor and PATRIOTISM the bosom of every
patriot.
H., u.
the u States: The first happiest, aud iniei gent
Of the human family May their sun never set in tvran
ny. superstition aud oppression.
BY Col. Z. r. Smith Old Troop The Chesterfield
Troop OF Cavalry: Their nigh state of discipline and gal
liant bearing, are some indications of what may be cr
peced Of them in the hour of battle
BY Silas Chcathan. Il. w. Leigh. He was elected
TO seat in the Senate of the IT, States contrary TO the
wishes of the people, and he will hold it, situation
BY VIM. G. Cobbs Leigh and TYLER. yircinio b,.
little to fear from usurpation OF nnovaion while such
scnncls are on the watch tower.
by a c. Brander, Old Troop
4" May Liberty meet with success;
Nav S asse,. P ,S SIS ss 59% evil
and wander 6oir ny to ,S dst liz, IN The mist"
By Fcndal Gregory, OF Troop. The Chesterfield
Light Dragons As proverbia for their hospitality as
BY Macon frabuc, Old Troop. The Sons Of Virpina.
lhey kno" no country or home but the land Of the free
ana the home OF The bravethey offer sacrifice except
on that aar where the vesal flame Of liberty burns
their watchwOrd is, "Gve Us liberty or give us death
by Thomas Hewlett Martin Van Buren, The stone
which Tic builders refused is become c hcadsonc of
the
BY Lieut.. Elan. The prescription Of the Baltimore
Doctors: strong dccocon Of slippery elm, with a Ii.
befal admixure OF Creole blood-Down with il. Tom.
and wry foces
BY Trooper. The Northern Fanatics We com.
pretend their movements, and will
"Ifnst not for pifioa 10 t,ic Franks:
Ihcy have King who TED sells.
ln Souhpfa swords and Souhof1 finks,
The only hope Of coufagc dwcl."
BY DR.. VIVA. Paterson. (Guest3 William s Archer.
Az honest and honorable Statesman who scorned office
at the sacrifice Of principle
BY Sfas Cbeatham. Here's wishing that wc may
transmit to poscrty the Same rights and privileges
| hat Washington and La Fayette did to us
! BY Sergeant Woody, Old Troop. The Chesterfield
Light DTagoons. noble band Of brothers descendants
OF the Manchester Cavalry should they be called in
service, would not disgrace their sircs when commanded
/ by "chp Of the old block
BY jesse fix, Old Troop. The memory Of Patrick
] Henry The mover and supporter Of tic Revolution
By Austin j. Yadcn Our former Ucprcsc MT live