Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-12
Fourth Of July Celebrations.
BY THE ARTILLERY.


The Richmond Fayet,e Arullery, with their invited
guests, celebrated the OBJ Anniversary of American In
dependence, on Candles iiIIl Attn table, which
spread under the delightful sude of some
sycamoes, Capt Richardson presided assisted By Lieut..
! Hyde. The following toasts were drunk:
! REGULAR IoAsTs
Accompanied by appropriate from The fine Band
! Of the Company, and by discharges of cannon.
]. The Day. Each Of lnls glorious A niyersery
but enhances the enthusiasm Of ireemen and en!arges
| their estimate of lis glorious results.
! 2 The Memory OF Washington IL ia imperishablc
and the lapse Of time ADDS luslre 10 The briancy Of
his deeds
3 Our Country: However we may differ as TO i,s I'D.
minslraon, 10 all her enemies cry still, Our
| Country, right WRONG
a. Republicans, Wings, and Conservatives: Differ as
they may every other day, this day they are one
D. The Memory of the late Chief Justice He oulIivcd
party prejudice and was spared 10 his country until h.
brightness OF his virtues The purity of his character and
the spendor OF hs talents, were acknow lodged by al
mankind.
/ 6 The Union: Cemsnled by the tics Of interest and
: affection it is a rock of adamant to lis foes
!. Lafayette When The blessings Of freedom shall be
lost and forgotten, hcn and then only, shall cease
: veneIale his memory.
! 3. The aanuacLorics Of Richmond: They have oil.
ready proven that we may be independent Of both 70
reign and domestic rivals
| 8. The Old Dominion: Though richer lands ha We in
duced many of her sons to emga,e yet there are none
born within her borders, who do not with pride st.i hal.
, her mother.
/ TO- The memory Of the late Joseph Tate man
whose simplicity Of character and stern regard for JUS
tce, insured him universal respect ard esleeln may his
successor emulate his virtues
| IL. Virginia Presidents: wv hen shall we look upon
! their like again Z;
| l2 Old bachelors They raise no soldiers; wha, are
they good iori
Is The Fair: Their decacy adds 10 the charms Of
society in The hour OF gloom they ar. he ministers Of
peace and mercy
VOLUNTEERS
By Col Armistead Of the ArtiIlery. "Thc Imprac.i-
! nat, al, Io.t
MIA: They have erected monument TO their memory
that can never be expunged
! BY Lieut. Col Rutherford Of the Artillery TIE
fredericksburg Volunteers: Gallant and patriotic; ta.v
exhibit fine specimen Of the chiva!ry aud public spt
!. of sister town.
! BY Jas. A. Cowurdin, Esq The Volunteers: "Thcr
county stay in the day and hour of Danger
: By Capt Richardson "The PATRONAGE of Tho F.
Jea Government, il should never be t,ough. t r
conflict with the reedom Of elections else "gross cor.
/ ruptlon will be the order Of the day
By Lieut. hyde, David Campbell, Governor ofvir.
gina: He has the frmness do what he believes to 10
right, regardless of popularity.
! BY John NJ. Patton, Esq (scnD The Richmond
| Fayette Artillery With their complete eGuipmeneex.
/ act discipline and stout hearts, proudly
bear upon their Standard yIrgnia's Motto, "Se sempr
i 1TanHiS
BY Edmund Brown, Esq The Declaration Of indie.
?entence and Jefersons Inaugural Address Of leOl:
| Two Of the greatest Stale Papers written.
By Simon Cullen, Esq The Volunteers Of Peters
! burg and Fredericksburg: Gentlemen and Soldiers.
! By Lieut. Ryan Martin Van Buren-a Northern
man with Southern feelings May he BE- unanimously
reelected get no better from Wing, Tory or
/ Conservative.
| By Capt C. White. Martin Van Buren, Presiden, Of
| the U S A Northern man with Southern (eengs-lt
would be suicide in The people Of the South not give
! him cordial supper, for reelection in le4O.
/ By Henry Gibson, Esq 81 firm union OF Wings
| and Conservatives The certain mode Of annlha'-
ing The Loeos and Agrurans whose course leads on TO
! despolism.
BY Lieut. John Freeman (of the Artillery Wash.
inelun the Father Of Country: Long m1y We lock
, 10 his mntto for harmony and peace
BY WIN. b. Page, Esq. Gen Lafayette The distin-
guised Patriot who 10 The rescue IN the time Ct
our greatest need
By j R. Archer, Esq The Richmond Artillery: Al
the is,ive board We feel grateful for their hospitality
| in Tho field OF battle feel coniden, in heir valnr
Rv Lieut. Hyde. Our brother Volunteers from Frede.
rick sburg: Though no, the guests Of table, they
! have q hnme in our bosoms
/ By Lieu, Freeman. Jos Tate, ESQ., our late Mayor
Long may he be remembered by citizens, and may
his 'slook to his ways and learn be wise
By Lieut. Ryan. Our absent Brother and Comrate,
Lien, Ellis: We wish him prosperous voyage, and
SIZE return.
By Cap. t C. Rice, (of the Artillery The memory
OF General Putnam, who left bis plough in The field. ari
marched TO Bunker Hill 10 meet The enemies oil b.;
country.
By Sergeant Lanarum. The 4th Of July: May the
memory Of this evenfu day ever be sacred TO every true
American.
Bv Corporal B. Elicit. The memory Of Patrick Hen.
re: A true Patriot aud Virginan.
By Lieut.. Freeman. The Fredericksburg Guards and
Rife Gays Welcome 10 our city, and safe return TO
their homes, from whence they hailed last; long may
The spirit Of union be kept up by all parties
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