Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-19


stale Of nature.
BY Richard Burke, Of Virginia.
That this day latest descendants may be,
day Of rejoicing and triumph rum and slse,
Then hurrah, my brave boys for the 18th of July
The President having retired, Mr. Shiras gave,
The President Of The Day, Mr. Corning
And the company broke up.
In The evening the village illuminated, and Ball
attended in the Assembly room. The festivities Of the
cason clused by 4 supper furnished 10 the high
es, style of elegance, and abundance tls short Of
pro- uson Great credit is Justly due 10 the enierprsng
PROPRIETOR whose attention 10 his guests as is expressed
in one of The toasts, is unsurpassed"
Celebration Of the An Of July at BLAcKwELls Mill, in
The county Of Hai!fa1 and State Of pirginia.
REGULAR TuAsIs
!. The Day celebrate: The Sun of Liberty then
first arose-msy il grow brighter and brighter unto the
perfect day.
9. General Washington, the Father of his Country:
His services eDtte HIM 10 the gratitude Of America; his
virtues and talents 10 The admiration and applause Of the
world.
3. The memory of General Lafayette: The generous
stranger who nobly assistance in The time
of the Revolutionary struggle and lhrew both sword and
purse in the hands Of an oppressed and suffering people
a. Thomas Jefferson the author Of the Declaration OF
Independence, of the establishing Religious Freedom,
and The Father of the University OF Virginia.
s. Heroes OF the Revolution: Champions in The turn
out for freedomthpir splendid works recorded in
hiutory os guide 10 posteriiy.
g. The Union or.he Slo.es bond indspen,ably ne
cesSafy and sacreu 10 american Liberty.
General Jackson, mighty champion OF American
Liberty: The friend Of his country and the Zoe OF her
enthusiastically will mark his patriotism and weep
over his persecution
g. James Madison-ihe author OF the VrgiDia Resolu
tinns and Report Of % and 80: The Political Bible of
the State Rights Politicians
The Land Of k"sciusko, Pulaski. and Dekslb: May
the genial rays OF Liberty suon reach The unfortunate
People Of Poland.
TO- The Signers of The Declaration Of independence.
IL. The Remnant Of the Soldiers Of the Revolution
May their few remaining days be free from trouble and
all their paths be paths of peace.
l2. The Federal Constitution A great monument Of
wisdom and patriotism.
I3. Women Their pure exalted virtues need not the
pa"egyDc of man 10 bV.1 a;T.4 them forth
BY Thomas Young. John Edmonds, Esq: His
eminent services while member Of the Virginia Legs
laure were not overlooked, will they he forgotten
His speeches upon various subjects. especially The
against The Distribution of The proceeds Of The Public
Lands is evidence that he carries IN old head upon
young shoulders Alta proper time the Republicans OF
this county will prove 10 the world, that they are not
obnoxious 10 the charge Of ngrstude
By Captain Woodson Hughes. The Sub-Trensury:
The only pure and legitimate agent for collecting ano
discussing the National Reyenue-A bill to divorce the
uDallowed connection between The peoples money and
Messrs President Directors and Go OF the State Banks
By Dr. Faulkner. The Frrrmen Of the u. States
When Too corrupt govern themselves, to appoint
ruler would be as vain Canute's recommending the
raging waters Of the sea TO be Stayed"
Y
TREASURY by Martin Van Buren, is Of the nublest
stands for the rights and liberties Of the people.
By Edward A. Puryear Vincent Witcher: IL he is
Use man, Solomon was fool as "fouls are known by
their many words.
Nv VIM Burton Martin Van Buren,: The friend Of
the South the protector of Liberty the oPposer of Wing
gerry, and the friend of Democracy,
By G. W Tucker. The once admired but now dis
oraced VIM e.. Rives: May he with the rest OF his
Conservative brethren, learn by the election OF U s.
Senator that the Democrats Of Old Virginia not yet
so blind their safety and interest as 10 60 Tor men aud
not for measures
By CuI Paul Taylor. Modern Whggery and their
available principles: Correctly expounded and defined
by Thomas Jefferson in lsO4
By Joseph NJ Tes Captain Lawrence, whose dy
ing motto was. "Don't give up The shp-The flag shall
Bv Matthew n Young. Martin Van Buren,: The best
evidence of his virtue aud patriotism The clanlor raised
against him by the modern Wings.
BvJ l. Blackwell, Esq My dear friends, lmplore
Won 10 avoid Federalism highly dsgaceiu in the sight
Of man. and really criminal IN the eyes OF God, while
Won arden,y cultivate Democracy as the Pulest source
of all your greatest enoymenls upon earh and the sures
foundation for your peace ana happ'nvc;s ,, w;,,hs,
political blackgusrd, and that alone; in The last cleo
ton he received his just reward
Bv Thomas Young. Capt VIM H. Clark, our Re.
,es,n,oIive in The Virginia Legislature He is cult
vaur Of The SOIL and consequently bis interest IL dent
fled with those of the great mass OF the people ne re-
presents-Hs task is easy one; he has out 10 promote
the interest Of those ne represents, anu dis own, o
course will be promoted. .
~ Doctor l. Faulkner Our deceased fellow-citizen,
Cant Thomas Easily Though dead, the bare reco'ec
ton OF his name associated with so much Stern inegy
of heart and strict ectude Of moral and political prn
cples is sufficient 10 draw from every heart this tribute
'of respect.
j, ,,By Capt Woodson Hughes. VIM C. Hives: Once
The iavur,e son of Virginia; the despised Rene
gade Of The Republican parry.
By James Faulkner There was an Arnold, a Burr,
md Hull ia possbls that VIM u. hives,
Senator OF Virginia her pride and glory VIII enron
his name in the catalogue Of traitors?
ByJ NJ Wes The Principles Of The Revolution:
An inestuable legacy bequeahed TO us oy our fofe'a
Tiers.
BY Matthew H Young. The South Of Dan: The seat
OF Democracy honored by every true Democrat, and
despised By the modern Wings
By Robertson Owen Col. Paul Taylor: Independent,
6rm and consistent So long he represents The people
OF this county they may rest assured there WIZ oe no
skulkng, hinching or dodging The best evidence OF
the confidence reppsed in him BY his constituents IS MS
poll at The last election.
and lumnary of The East-May he sustain his present
ous,on and sink his sdyrrssrirs into oblivion
Nv Doctor |. Faulkner. Our Administration II has
come out from wicked SODIUM and is fleeing 10 the Sno
Treasury for refuge-May u not LOOK oack, oul iee
Der Lots vile.
Bv Geo. w. Tucker. Capt. w. h. Clark: Though
un,ri.d vel may he prove firm as The hills IN support
OF Democracy which will insure TO him long conti
nrance in The cause 10 which he has asplred
Captain Clark arose and addressed inc meeting 10
sbof, and appropriate manner.
By Captain WIN II. Clark. The capacity OF man Tor
self and the right Of instruction. Every Pc
ica patty seeking the confluence a" o. ,ns America"
~ Jacob Faulkner Walter Coles, our representative
in Congress, Paul Taylor and William II. Clark: May
ihev support the present Administration and lear no
danger r !, ;,,,,e