Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-24

lion party 10 yirgnis-lls vo,arieo are found in The
rasks OF both--let Us then cease elimination ana re-
examination, and 60 for our country.
By Captain Fontaine of the King William Cavalry
Our Major Of Cavalry; Modest merit may be over,
looked by the Executive, but not by the oihoefs Oh
Cavalry, who all acknowledge him 10 be Tue oes'
Bv Joan shyren, Major of Cavalry Military asweh
as civic virtues should environ tho Commandments CH
salrs., H.. IA,
ls,,,a. distinguished epoch in the advancement Of
mauk ind towards universal freedom.
Ra Can, Washington of the S7th Regiment The al
tending guests and the officers OF the eIth Regiment
Ever ready to buckle their amor, and like their pro-
entors 10 repe aggression upon equal rights and civil
By Lieut. Col Johnson of the s7th Regiment. Vir.
pnia NAV che, Notwithstanding the death.like apathy
which has so long mpeded her commerce, as well as
intcrna! improvement, yet revive and be herself
By Capt Robinson Of the S7th. Virginia Troopers
Their Spirit prompltude and efficiency, deserve to be
rewarded BY their country, with something more ang
bic than gratitude.
General AyIe, You, Mr. President, in reading the
regular toast complimentary to the President OF tue y.
S., pefaced it with apology that as was usual ot
the President to be toasted, you hoped the sen.e"'
would not be disagreeahe oany gentleman present. a"o
further, that the toast not sounded as ,he oes
pary-but made psatabie os coud wen oe ~ sun
the tastes of ALL Now, Sir hope and heheTe' we nave
no political parties in expressing love iof our county,
and respect for Presidents ana 10 sno" ta a.
an no, of the NUMBER beg leave TO offer the following
sentiment:
Here's to all Presidents, past, present and to come
Nv Sergeant Christian OF K w. Cava ry. One presl.
dent excepted-John Quincy Adams: II he continue his
unhallowed course, may remofse DC MS PHe' anu ay
his crown :. I'll,
United States of America: May they ever remain iree
united and prosperous; the sylum OF the ex!le--lhe
home Of the oppressed
Sent nv Robt r. Stubs of K g. G. Dragons. The
King William Troop gallant band Of Virginia sons
whose hospitality and generosity deserve the h'gaes'
comnsenda,on and worthy of our imitation 49,
By Lieut. Williamson Of Hanover Dragoons me
hospitality of the King William Cavalry cannot be eS.
celled: but could expect less when springs from 30
pure Foun,an?--(Fontsine)
By Capt Smith of King IL Queen Dragons. Our
Representatives and Ohcehoders: May they act well
their parts and walk in footsteps worthy to be traced
By Mr.. boswell Of Texas, ian invited guest) Inc
county of King William: Most justly renowned for her
hospitality and conviviality of feeling.
By Lieut.. F. Slater, S7th Regiment The Star-sPan,
oiled banner SO often successfully unfued over the land
and the sea May it continue 10 wave, I'LL the goddess
of Liberty established her dominion over the whole
human family
George Washington The Father Of his Country, who
gave birth 10 the day celebrate; the dawn OF LII
beriy which dspeled the clouds Of tyranny the bright
est in the annals of the world lie has closed his NOR
tai but he lives enshned IN the grattu heatts
of his admrng translated to the DO.
som Of our God.
ByG A. billiard of King & Queen Dragons. The
Far-and the Fairs Of King William: Excellent md
eXcelling
By Lieut. Taylor of Hanover Dragons. Death TO
Aboton-deah to ANA gama,ion: The one a fire brand
to the liberties of lawsthe olhe seducer OF vIr
tue and morality.
By Capt Darracott. The welfare Of our country and
not the ineres, Of party should be the great object to
which the energies of every patriot should be directed
By DR.. williamson. The King William Cavalry, led
By patriotic Fontaine: They will CALAMITY defend the
tree Of liberty die in the last ditch.
BY Lieut.. Boswell, Hanover Dragons. Texas: The
home of the oppressed the land of friends and kin.
drsd-May she soon be one OF US.
BY Major Dabney, late Of the S7th The principles
and spirit Of 770 May they descend to the latest pos
tesity pure and unatueraled; the sures guardian Of
civil liberty.
By Lieut. Thos Starke of the R w. Cavalry. Our
National Independence Il only be sustained by pa
trotism and valou. combined
BY Ro Burke, staff S7th Regiment. Virginia Like
the Mother Of the Graceful when called for her Jewels
may point TO her cavalry.
BY Captain Croxtou late of The S7ih Captain VIM
S Fonaine His ability officer, and gentlemany
department render him emnenly deserving OF the pride
and admiration of his company.
BY Lieut. Price, Han Dragoon. The fair Daughters
Of the Old Dominion: The impersonalion of virtue,
beauty, and intelligence
By Lieut.. Turner of the S7th. Captain VIM S. Fon.
son. and speedily elevate him 10 that office which his
talents and virtues so justly merit
BY Adj LittlePsge S7th Regiment. The Signers Of
the Declaration Of Independence Bright in the annals
Of their countrys glory, they liye though dead the
cred monuments Of liberty.
BY Ewd Pollard, an invited guest. General Andrew
Jackson: Although in retirement let him not be for
gotten.
BY Ro. Myrck, K. ". Cavalry. The Sage of Mon
tceo: The able statesman, profound philosopher and
apostle Of liberty.
By Capt. Washington of the s7lh. The Wing party
of '9S and 3S: The temptations of earth could not
duce their patriotism: they rich in the love Of an in
jured and grateful people.
By David A. Lacy, K. W. Cavalry. Thomas Jeffsr
son: The able statesman and expounder of the Consli
tuition of the United States Of America.
By Lieut. Crox,on, K. W. Cavalry. The Consilu
ton of the United Sta Whilst it protects iber.
ties from the unhaowed ravages Of tyranny, it remains
an mpregnable barrier against the destructive fury of
faction
By Capt. Darucott A free people. DESTROYS of pre-.
serving their liberties should not only be aimed, but
disciplined.
By Jno. P. Lacy, K. w. Cavalry. May the shears of
liberty be always able and ready TO clip the wings OF iy
ranny.
BY Lieut. Row, of s7th Regiment. Success to our
military and chivarous officers, who have faithfully
performed their duties but death 10 present military
laws: pray for an amendment.
By Lieut. williamson Hanover Dragons. Volun-
tcers lBtependent of the want OF due
from Governors and wise men, the smiles Of The ladies'
will forever keep them sensible Of their duty.
by J. A. Robins, X w. Cavalry. James T. Shad.
wick, true and homes, patriot: May he keep his
seat, by an homes, course.
By WIN. Martin, K. W. Cavalry. The Star span.
gled Banner of our country:
'0h long may i,
O'er the land Of the free
And the home Of tho bIave.'
BY Ro P. Smith, K. & G Dragons. The Principles
of Virginia May they never be misunderstood by her
true friends.
BY Doctor Beverley D. Roy. William c. Preston
The orator Of South Carolina and the rival Of Virginia
"forest born Demos,henrs"
BY Lieut.. Lewis, K. w. Cavalry. To the memory of
the orators the statesmen and the warriors Of the Re-