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

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IN the nntive, original and energetic simplicity at
hought-'hnnght which caught its fire from the sulc
and from the occasion, and which, soaring through
odcen tracks struck out lis creations fresh and glowing
with The inspiration Of genius The rnpt and breath
less attention of the audury-the delight which utam
ed from every eye, as The heart, soul. and senses
%ere borne along sparkling tide Of fervd elnquencP;
he frequent husis n appliance which ielIctgd nv
some beautiful image, brilliant illustration or snuis..
rng appeal, nil evince The nube triumph of po9nen
IL Is not our purpose enter upon inmate ANALYSIS of
this address la irs scope it embraced variety of In
PICS: 10 present haze outline of h"sp would be only
to exhibit breath So anatomy, wrnunl The soul which
animated It We cannot, however orbcar SAYING that
IN lis practical application, the nddress worthy Of all
c"mmenda'inn The occasion studiously dedicated
by the speaker 10 impr"vemsnl-to instrucun-tn the
!. incubation OF those principles which, springing from
The union of mental and moral cndnwmen,s farm tht
s"id and imPenshabe pillars of the Republic We are
not OF tlinss who would the speaker. brcansc
there was thrown into the address slight nusiun
OF his Peculiar political opinions The hpresy Of The
Politician was more than a,uned for by the rnqI.nce
of the Orator. II Modification presented on the
SEEM, eluquence threw around il veil dazzling.
and cohed II in q vssnlrnl seductive, that none
recoed with horror from i,s embrace Nay. more:
IN That high wrought aud graphic picture which ihs
1 Orator portrayed, in which The criuasoned dagger
tire murdered babe, and lie ognnzrd mother
held up in vivid relief 10 The affrghird fancy-whu
would not have sprung 10 the thrilling call Ito horse
and have yielded to the power Of eloqnence-a conccs
| sion which reason nigh, in vain demand.
| Alter the crrrmunIrs al The Church we're concluded.
the company repaired TO plrasan grove in he vicinity
and psrouk Of sumptuous dinner prepared under the
direction of Mr. John Rison Al the table Captain
James B Dupuy OF the Drapoons presided as Prrsi
dent and f w. fleming as Vice President Whet
the cloth removed the following iuass were given:
I REGULAR ToasTs
| l The 9TH Of july &c: lis imperishabe memorial,
the Dscara"n Of Independence.
3 The Declaration Of independence: Natures Magma
| Charta
3 The Statesmen who proclaimed il: Her Titan sons.
| bonn for the crisis
A. The Patriots who bed for it, AT the Priests Of
holy oracle. and the self dpvoed riciims lis altar.
| The Starry Banner under which They ralhed Free.
I doms bright asir"logy.
q The Eagle that bore il: Uncaqed-unwonnded
7. Its Guardians, The Army and Navy: The Dragon
watching the Hesperian fruit Lei lis vigilance never
/ be uad
| 8 lie whose name consecrated ,hn, Banner Wash.
ngIon Sublime in his gory-iis temple the universe
ils heritage. Eternity.
! 8 His Compa'riot in nrms-Lafayeiie: Wherever
haon is poured 10 freedom, let his name consecrae
| the rite ls
/ 10 The purchase Of their blood and lreasure--The
Constitution Il must be main aimed b. lie liberal and
| enlightened spirit which created il.
IL he true ard only incentive 10 that sprt-Popuar
Educnon: 10 lis ample Temple, Liberty will find lis
purest sanctuary
~ Liberty itself, civil and religious: Success 10 her
cause in whichever land her banner is unfured
| l3 That boon To man even more precious than Liner
ty-Wuman: Lovely, dear, enchanting woman-The
coinna fes brightes, visions The light aud music
/ Of creation.
| VoLUETEgRs.
| By the President. The Oisur Of the day. The noble
| sentiments this day uttered by hun give MS ample
grnund 10 hope iha, in after life, he will occupy oIh
mary stand IN public fs'imation and add another
ment 10 The Palmetto S,ae
I BY the T. The Reader Of The Declaration An
! eloquent commentator upon a sublime text.
/ by !. Williamson Popular Education, combined
! with moral worh, is the only foundation upon which
our Republican institutions can be permanently basrd-
Tis The only bar Ia The willy schemes Of the demagogue
or The Eyc,phbnl ficps krr
| By G." Henry ~ Daniel MrckIenhurg Independ
ent Dragoons Whenever nur wives and children in
danger from The Addition assassin, may hear The
! word "To hnsr 10 horse! fellow troopers
/ BY the Orator of The Day. The lair Daughters Of
Virginia: Like the angel Of the Apocalypse, they shine
! in The brightness Of the
/ BIZ r A. Saunders. b. W. Leigh: May he be
| BY Henry H. BurwelI. The self styled Democratic
Republican, State Rights party Wearing the livery Of
Heaven to serve the Devil IN No more disguise, gen.
temen! The people begin 10 suspect you; ynar bro
her long ears betrayed him. though clothed with lie
| Lions skin
| ByR e Nelson. Woman By nature mild and gen
tie. she hapny influence in elevallng and rein
| ing the soul Of srubburn
/ By Lieut. E1tnn g Field Henry Clay for our next
President: Although the msTe hack Of part; may hold
10 The sinking iorlGnes OF fallen mantle uncor
ruplibp the and Ihe Tree ralying around
the standard Of principle will give their sup
port whn has given his best energies TO The ed-
Of his counirys honor aud The happiness Of
/ her czen5
| 5y James NJ Blanks. Love 10 one, friendship 10
| few and good will 10 all.
By Henry N Spencer. The Ladies' of Meckle nburg
They gems indeed fl TO adorn the brightest Crown
! 10 is Ia admire them
Rv Sergeant Geo Dabbs Here is 10 The memory
of our late Commander Conrad ) Boyd.
/ By Richard b. Baptist. The Bachelors Of Mecklen.
bnrg
And pleas: the nSn,phs they KRIS mn
BY the Indies, (sent) The Orator OF the Day: The
spsnd"r Of his talents only equaled BY The goodness
! of his heart
By VIM Lyon. B w. Leeh-,hr true pa'ro,
| the honest po!cion-ihe ireen'ans friend: May he
! ever be dear to American people.
By B f Williamson Henry a Wise: patriot
armed all p"inIs-Ihe speai OF Achilles, and The shield
I! of Aisx-On IN tbe rescue.
! By Major Edmund Hester. The Mecklenburg Inde-
pendent Dragons May they continue united and
Furnishing under the auspcs Of their present able and
worthy Commander. and bea mind the devotion 10
their prosperity Of their late lamened Captain, Conrad
s. Boyd.
| Bv E G Hinton. The Union: May there never be
| cause for dissolution.
By James Garrett, Franklin JrHrrson, md Wash.
neon American em5lens of Faith. Hope, and Charity.
! By VIM Y Taylor The Ladies Sweet delusions
| that bind 10 cath.
! ByS Daniel Henry Clay The able and dislin.
gnished Senator from Krn'ucky-hr has lorg aud ar
duousy ba,Ied against Executive usurpalion He de-
serves the thanks of every American fireman.
Bya Gusst Thomas Richie 10 youth, Repub
can-in old age. Federal Demogogue-1he latter end
Of that is worse than the fist
"A Gupst!" man in mask; who hes moi Tie con.
race 10 ihe SANDER, which he scaties IN the dark
pretty indeed TO pass upon the pre- ems nns nt
o,lers.-T R "A f. drra Dfmsg"gue there another
man in the Common wealth who is go silly as TO utter
such nonSerse: We ale no DemaEneue- least "i ell
ttGt raj Derngogue We dyed in he wnol-a State
Riphls' Politician For such. we have BEEN uniformly
denounced, and ridcuIed even TO a nick name. We
adhere 10 the great principle with which We serted 80
fha
nppns ION 10 the luli,udnnus heresies "f The Federal
! Party On this broad ground, We GO for Martin VA
Buren-and decidedly agains, Henry Clay Upon thu
prur nd, We went against John G. Adams, and i'r An
Dire . jackson whose States Right letter Of january
1876 lin opposition the sky high nessagAl which wa
sho wn 10 us. without The knowledge or ex"ctalinn o