Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-17
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

Al n meeting OF the gentlemen nf the Red Sulphur
Springs assembled Tor The purpose Of making arrange
ments "r The ceehralon of the Anniversary nf our In
dependence. Mr. Burke was called to the Chair, and
Mr. Spence o! Maryland wcs appointed Srcrellry. a
Committee Of Arrangements being then formed 10 select
n Reader and OFator, Mr.. CAN'T Of Maryland
minated and unanimously electeh.-On The 4h, al "
oc!uck A NJ the indies and gentlemen assembled a. tie
Springs Here baud .! music awaited hem Afer
the performance OF appropriate National AIRS, The com.
muee consisting Of A-ssrs n Hudson. of Connect
cut. President: J. Wlhers, Of Virginia. Y President;
Z. Spence, of Maryland r. e Norris Of Mas5nchu
sets, } Cony ngham, Of Pennsylvania. Dr. Saun.
ders OF Lnusiana. Captain Mckrnney of hi u ~.
Padle!urd of Georgia together with the Orator Of
the dry, marched IN procession 10 the ti followed by
The ladies ani gentlemen present Here after several
airs had hesg played SIR CAN'T arose. and HAVING pro
Dourced appropriate and eloquent Oraos read nInud
tile Declaration Of drpendrnce When the Oralor had
ceased the ladies aud gentlemen assembled repaired to
The dining room, where they found suinpluous repast
prepared by Their generous host
The following ,oass read, followed by appropr.
ate air.
l.. TIE irh ofJuly '7G-Thr spring Of our Coun,rys
Independence; analysis cqra parts Of pa ptisin Il.
terly and courage: the drinking OF it's waters has
bllshed the health OF the American Nation
[Arr-HaI Columbia.
I'd. The Declaration of nde peud-ncr the charter of
nur Lihereslt is solemn record. teaching Americans
how to act when their country is oppressed
AR Westinghouse March
Sd. The Union Founded On he ashes of our RevoIu.
tonary ioreiahers-Hie who would destroy it, would
disturb She mighty dead [Ar-sarsciIIrs Hymn
+ih. Tie North. the South. the East and the West
We have common cause. common hope. and
mon enGs'ine political pulse is excited but The
datvr effects oi the waters OF pubic virtue will perpe
lun'e The Constitution. Air-h oont Bower
9th The President of The United States.
Air Presidents March.
9Th The GUgernurs Of the several States Of the
Union hIr-GnverGor MIilrrs March
7,h The memory ri the Worthless Of the Revolution
IN The holy Of Freedom lhry pledged their lives
Their fortunes and their sacred honos-try sacrificed
their orlnnrs but their hGnnrS remained untarnIshed
and they live forever in the hearts of their cnuntrynpn
Air Lang Syne.
sh The memory OF Washington We yield 10 the Old
Dominion Tie honor OF his brih-n his death we revere
him as a citizen o! Tie whole Republic.
fAr-Pleyels Hymn.
9Th Charles Carroll of Carroton the brightest star in
Mavands Ca!gyy-Who, like CamIllus Of yore. when
his C.,nnrynrn hrstatcd between tie choice Of fic,dOn
or SgbmiSHOH the scale the weight OF his pa
lTioc vote, and caused the balance of Liberty to pie.
pondera,- [Ar-Star Spanged Banner
lUlh The memory Of Chef Justice NarslaIi-rhe pa.
tI0t and the polar Of American Law; what tongue
can tell his praIse' (Ar-PorIuguese Hymn
llth Our Army and Navv-GnlIant Soldiers and
Sailors in the buwak aud defence Of the country,
in peace we hail them citizens and br"lheES ,,aro
,o,t ,rbs Rad cr-oh,r = ,:gs OF Virginia The
lI,m me h%a ouapnqT me proprietor OF the es,ab.
I;.I,,sm, 49,. oanave effects OF its waters.
hIr--St Patrick's Day.
1911! The Fair Sex-Tcnder. virtuous and true
Man frmes, ftiend-Narnr"'s fares, ornanen,-
"When Nature STAMPED their ,eaut"ous birth,
So much perfection them shnns;
Sic feared that TOO, divine Tor e'It%,
But man. The lord of uli below,
The precious gift would not resign
He cave them all h. could b>tuw
Ihga knoll eIptre al their shrine -,
CARROLL SPENCE. SerTGiary