Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-12
CeiebratinRS Of shc at.


q. The Wing is requested TO caPy.
Celebrations Of lhe 4ih
We should be happy 10 The 4th OF July strpt Of
al party pn:tics, a3d day at least wholly given up
10 our Country, in spirit in which all her citizens could
min For own parts, such is the temper in which
~ alwa,s enter upoa the National Anniversary; und
80 hsve always decided, whatever others NAV d. to
avoid al Farty i"ass on that day Such hnwever is
nal The Of many others; and lay before our
RAIDERS this morning the Celebrations Of Nelson and OF
Gmrhland in which many hot shots were exchanged
e. BON parties
Ia one OF lhr celebrations of our own City, which we
also iay hrirre the pnh!c, unfortunate enough
IN meet with Shot; but it comes from quarter which
We little regard II is literally te!um iu,GeHe sine ;ctu
TIE political nsignicance of its author protects hun
from all retaliation:
HOT sHoTM
NELSON CELEBRATION.
INDEpESpLScE, 9Th July, 1889.
On Thursday last, large of people assem-.
bid this place for e purpose of celebrating the day
which gave birth 10 American indie pr ndence and at III
occk hey were called Ia order BY Mr. Spoltsw ood
lind WHO read the Declaration Of independence and was
followed BY Capt Hiram W. Dawson, who delivered a
BEAUTIFUL oru.on well suited 10 the occasion und lhp
unss-apd immediately after the company seated
"a splendid Barbecue, prepared BY Mr.. Geo n. Mitch.
III mud the cloth removed Col Charles
Psrrow appointed President, and Mr. F. l.. bite.
head und George Vaughan. jr, Vice Presidents, when
,h. following toasts were drunk:
REGULAR ToAsTs.
The Day we Celebrate: The dawn of Lip BIT and
liberty 10 bring hlsd and enslaved d-Msy yer
be t,s-cto'ed TO unworthy and unholy purposes
> The Constitution Of The u S He who wilfulI,
violates Us pro sanctions IFS violation by others
would tear down the temple u Liberty, and bury h.
country beneath iis ruins
8 Eulina--unr own native soil We will nail The
c,ors 10 the mast, will abide The issue, and with he
rise OF tall
George Washington "Firs, in war. first in peace.
and ire, IN The hearts of his Country -Msy III,
memory his noble deeds and unsulled patriotism
virtues. be deeply engraven on the hearts Of all
Americans
ana the ssg- Sacred be his 10 all the lovers Of
Lhtr'v and Science.
6 Tho as Jefferson and John Adans-the one IN,
40 hur and The other the able advocate of the Declare
ton OF Independence They ba,tled side by side until
the er'its Of their country were achieved, and wing
enjoyed fruits good old age, together took their
fight from This world en- The 4!h Of july 1926: Sacred
BE- .he'r memories
TIE Slguers Of the Declaration Of Independence :
noble band oi Patriots ard Heroes, raised up by Hea
ven and made the chosen instruments 10 reveal
his os rights and the principles Of free Government
: The memory Of Patrick Henry-,he Orator, the
P, ard hs Sage, who by his el"qnence and holiness
gave 'hr first impulse to the ball ct the Revolution
The DEPARTED Presidents: May the mantle Of these
assembled political Eahs, ever rest upon The shoulders
Of those EQUALLY worthy
10 The Government OF the U. 5 Emanaiing from
the ;e"p. il is at"ve all others, best calculated To sc
cure h,Ir rights and promote their happiness, when
s'hhfu'iy and ylr,G"usy administered
II Tn. Rights Of The States and the uron Of the
ses Tie latter 10 be preserved by strict adherence
10 The former.
y The Patriots Of The Revoluiion-tbe living sn6
the dead Let scuipiur,d urn towering marble
!sl u te mighty de, DIS: "ur bills and vallrs covered
shh people FREE and resolved 10 continue so, will be
their nUblss monuments.
~ OR lair County wcnen MAY their smiles ever
cheer The noble aud the brave and their frowns put to
Ugh! The bastard, The knnve and the liberne.
VOLUNTEERS.
BIZ John Melton. Vim e. Eivps Once the darling
son Of Virgins; but fallen into The ditch with
Judge Nhi.
I, George " Taylor Gen Gordon, the weather
e'tk Of 1894 May he never show his face as candi
ds' ssaiu
By Charles g. Hill Gen Gordon: The proninen,
candidate Of the Wings in 1895 and in 1889, servile
pti's'n .! the same par,y-Oh. consistency thou art
j4"p
Bys G Perrow. lafayette: Though dead, yet lives
u NE heart Of every brennan.
by hrs Massie. The parties Of Nelson:
iala ne I Of run'cst they every limb and PAT;
r. ia: s, ." t'ois ,y JON and d,Hk ~l all '.., hear,
ffestrnt and may the Administration party come Out
IN II Than yic,orlnus
b Da". A Ch-a,wood F L Whitehead: Although
csiac''sd by part Of the Republicans of Nelson BY
Sm'y Influence, his noble conduct is noted and upPre
ea'eo by his brother Republicans throughput the State.
ana his example will be followed by all genuine Repub
means, when The names Of his revlers shall sink int
Ubiri,n
BY Jim Hight, MAY the Constitution Of the u. S
s,and him 50n years come, and Martin Van Buren, be
Inc nea, President he keeps the Constitution
i' his guide
By George W Taylor WIN C. Rives: Too honest
70 De bought BY ofce-a armed strong by the prnci
pr Of honesty 10 be injured by the little pop guns thai
haze been fred
BY J"hn II Loving VIM c. Riyes: The would-te
PRESIDENT, in despite Of the wishes of the people May
hey show him The improperly Of telling them that they
fnua far ttot la tor
BY 5. g. Perrow. The American Eagle: May she
bIlgh;ssl inn
BY John Fsulconer. Messrs VIM Rives and lie.
naei Turner: "Th,se whom God hath joiaed together.
W no man rui asunder >
By rhos Tribbe Henry Clay: May his e1cellency
,s like The rays of the When he enters the Presi
'"a chair may he record that fame tina! never VIII
BY Peter Coffsy. Though prosecuted and reyied, The
%ns'deta,e part Of his countrymen will ever be ready
70 sustain him
By John Fl Loving. VIM masse. Eco: May he in.
e'9rndenly carry out The wishes Of his constituents
by John Melton Floyd l. Whitehead The genuine
D'm"ca, who nobly fell victim TO moneyed power;
'"d though fallen, still maintains the purity OF his De
I"sfa'!e principles: May he still rise as SHINING em
nm OF prosecuted virtue.
BY John High, May the true Wings and Federasis
$40" zach other, by mixing part of the people mo
S ai'h The Federal resources of the u 81 ana making
i'oFtal currency. ,
By ssmu, S Bailey. The Honorable William
h'Sss, jas Garland and VIM Massie: she sons Of Ii
bsr,y
By zacharish Mitchell Henry Clay, VIM C. Rives,
'e Cholera Ii we are to be visited with either lei u
oe the later
ty Thomas J Tribble May The great and illusri.
.Os VIM Rives, Firginias pIondest son. prove HIM
y" True and faithful to the interest OF his country
w.! he be returned TO the o. 8. Senate TO guard and
"s,ch over Executive usurpalinn.
by I'm Il. Loving WIN C Rives: May the oil OF
tppn'"'men be poured into hs until It teaches
he'd '' : =
DEL The able the consistent statesman and defender Of
Lepu'Ncan Liberty: bright Star in the West: May
"sr The Presidential Chair Of these United States The
pa Uy sp 6 prrrnw. Thomas II. Benton: The me
ny Chopsl Hill.
si Ey John Loving. sp. G. Penrose He that is