Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-13
CELEBRATION OF AMERICAN ANNIVERSARY.
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AT meeting of portion OF The citizens of this place
and its vicinity convened at The Union Hotel for the
purpose of doing honor TO the day. the following, among
other loasts, were drunk:
l. Our country. Cheers
g The memory Of the immortal Washington-His
name stands like the in the solar sysem-singe ap.
aud unproaclable Cheers
g. Thomas Jefirson-The patriot, the statesman and
ACCOMPLISHED gentleman
a Madison Monroe, John Adams and Marshall.
5. The President Of The U. States.
g. Heads of Departments.
T. Our Navy.
s. America Commerce and Freedom.
8 Death TO Abolition DsaM 10 Fanalicism.
TO- The Constitution. 26 cheers.
IL. Stale Rights. &c cheers.
~ The Signcrs OF the Declaration Of Independence:
slime, their merits shay proclaim,
And their rich reward be this
Immortality oil bliss" 10 chocn
49, Woman-Whpre woman is the theme, blslered be
the tongue that could lisp hut praise her, and pased
be the arm that could be raised but to defend her. IL
cheers.
By the President of the Day, Captain John Slater
Henry Clsy-Tbe only man who can calm the elements
Of political strife; may he be our next President.
- By JOS Lipscomb. The man who 90 say nothing OF
his abominable political sns) would give uerance To
the blasphemous declaration that he would sooner see
our famous country visited with all the horrors Of war;
peslience and famine, than him who shed his strip
ling blood in defence of his countrys rights made Pre-
sdpn Of the U. S., (o in other words in preference 10
seeing the will Of the joy carried into effect though
the decision accorded with sentiment expressed by The
immortal Jefferson that he had 6led the measure OF
his countrys glory full 10 OVERCOMING is utterly unit
to be the representative of nation Of fresmen.
ByP b Winston Jr. The Rev. William Crawford
deep in the research Of matters in geDeral-Nay he, al
the next annual meeting Of the OF the Lou
lisa Railroad Company, be appointed President
By Daniel E. Hickman. The Day we celebrate-The
most glorious epoch in the history of time.
By d. E. Hickman. The Constitution OF the United
States the sacred charter Of lberties-May e1Pedi.
ency be never used as an argument for its violation.
By Geo. w. Trice May the Wings prove as Judlcloos
in the administration of free Government as they
have been arduous in seeking ascendancy.
BY Thos. Barrett. May the principles OF the present
Administration be successfully carried out by the eec-
ton Of Thos H. Benton the Presidency at The next
election for that Office.
BY Myer A. Levy The 4h Of July IN old Louisa
May it never be forgotten
BY Meredith Trce Flag of our country Live as when
our fathers first bore thee through the air.
ByJ. T. Cowherd Thomas W. Gilmer, the enIght'
ened statesman and polished gentleRsn-May he be Sc.
lecled as Speaker 10 The next House OF Delegates
BY b. 7. Bradley Of Tennessee. American ireemen
MAY they ever remain true TO their county, and for'
get all party preiudices on The memorable 9TH
BY Capt Jno Slater Hon Mr. Bond OF Ohio-The
able and powerful opponent of Executive encroach-
ments and abuses-To read his able and irrefutsble
speech all that is to satisfy the most Jealous
friend of the present Administration that it is rotten TO
the
By Jos. Lipscomb. Hon. Mr.. Bond of Ohio-ln the
the rudder and compass Of truu TO shipwIeek him,
self the barren coast of deHlama,on-A ut subject
truly TO test what is rotten 10 the core
By Garland Thompson A railroad to the top OF the
Blue Ridge with Frederick Harris as it's engineer and
the Rev VIM Crawford captain Of the train