Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-12
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GOoCHLANp CELEBRATION.
Below send you copy of dungs on the 4,h.-
The day hne, but for several needless be
mentioned here, We had q very Thin company. After
dinner few retired 10 The rear, and after calling 10 the
john R. Sampson Secreisry-nll things psssed-a few
hot shnt, and lnen inerrIly parted.
] The Day We celebrate: National Jubilee; let il
not be- pioianrd by party spirit.
g George W Washington,
g. Thomas jefferson The Author OF the Declaration
Of lndependrnce-thc founder aud patton Of The Vr.
ginia University.
a. The memory of John Adams.
The Heroes and Ssg-s of the American ReSolu
ton In Battle strong, in Council wse lie. their
pie be our pillar OF FIRE by night, aud our pillar Of
cloud BY day
The Army and Navy: In war, our deence-in
peace, our pride
The Press Under the management Of wise and
vriuous conductors and the censorship Of rnlighen.
ed public opinion, sis truly the art preseryalge OF all
arts"
Popular Education: Our only guarantee for Liber-
ty without lIcenlousn-ss, and Religion without ianal
cis;n.
8 The President of the U. States and The Heads Of
Department.
10 The memory OF Lafayette.
IL The memory of Benz amin franklin
~ The Exploring Expedition, noble effort in BE-.
half Of Trade aud Science Like Noahs Dee, may the
Squadron find resting place in the wide waste Of wa
success
IS. The American Fair.
VoIuxrEtRs
By Dr. Thomas Curd, President The Northern
with Southern feelings "Actiuns for the part speak
The man more truly than words; for words sometimes
fly from The lips which The heart did neither hatch
hsrbur."
By Charles F Pope, Vice President. Oar ladepen-
dence II was achieved BY, aud must be preserved by
Union
Nv John r Samson Secretary Marlin Van Buren
the statesmen and patriot: His political integrity and
wisdom, sral The fate of National (Ciay) Bank, end
brand The Ead halelujahs of bloody Abnlliion.
BY DIR A Powell. Clay, Preston, and Leigh Like
the Angels in The fiery furnace they walk abou. pure
and uniriured amid the corrupons Of the times
BY c H. Harris. John Hampdrn Peasan,s: The able
and distinguished Editor Of the Richmond Whg-May
every day add TO his Icme and happiness.
BY F. " Register, if. Henry Clay Patriot, per-
secued-May he be our next President.
By John 7. A. Marun Martin Van Buren,: Like gold,
the you rub him The brighter he shines.
By Charles r Woodson. The Chnoh bug and the
presen, Administration One the true emblem of The
other The former consuming The vital substance of
the farmer the stier, tstof The body P"iisic both
equally nauseous aud offensive May Haven, in its
mercy, edy rid The earth of such loathsume Pes
lences
BY Captain Nivison Watkins Northern Abolition.
is,s Religioniss without piey, phianihrnpiss without
reasun How long will they continue 10 abuse onr pa
tiencf?
By VIM Richardson. Practical Rrpublicanisn Ex
emplifsd in the life aud conduct Of Washington, Mar
shall and M.dison.
By John Woodsnn. The faower in The footsteps
He has thrown hs rider and flown the way,
And leaves the race 20 Henry Clay ;.
By C. J. Peasants The memory OF John Marshall:
The patriot soldier, The accomplished Statesman The
upright Judge-"We shall neei look upon his lake
again
BY GEO Royser of Tenn. Col E. II Foster: May
he recny the wrongs done by Felix Grundy in The last
eight years
BY p Archer. Benjamin ". Leigh: May he be
our next President
BY Dr. A. Powell. William C. Rives Like The rocks
of Norway, stands firm amid The surges which rush
against its base.
BY r Royster Jr. Benz. w Leigh
By John T. A Martin. Col. Joseph Watkins
The Jealous and un.iring advocate Of internal improve
men,s. May he BE- tho mex! Governor Of Virginia
By Chas r. Woodsun Thns II Benton and Co: -
What are they but The filthy scum floating upon The
pure pool Of faction which, when the waters shall be
purified. NEST seek heir level at the bottom?
BY Captain N Watkins. The late attacks upon ~
Van Buren,: How iu,Ile-an attack upon Gibraltar with
pocket pistol; an attempt TO stop The mountain torrent
with a hulrush
i,y William Richardson. The lmpruc'icabIss Of '33
and 49, They have received their reward; their cohsu-
ents' spprubaon.
By Maur John NJ Trevian Colonel J"hn Gner.
rant our present worthy representative: May his health
SO improve as enable him 10 hold on like his worthy
and distinguished predecessor patriotic firm and unde.
WAITING in his Republican principles The people OF
Goochland will hold on TO him, for there change
in them. .
Bye Fl. Harris. The county of Goosh'and May
the time be far distant when she Will throw o" the
garh o Loco-iocusm and stand forth good and faith
iuI Wing. ,,.,,.,,,rn
MECKLENBURG CELEBRATION.
The 63d Anniversary Of American independence was
celebrated in Carksvle by The Meckrnhurg lndepend.
en Draaoons in conjunction With number OF The Cit
Gems of The town and lis vicinity The usual ceremo,
MES of the day performed in spirit, winch proved
oI,,lt ,up I,tunn nj thpir
Al I2 o'clock, the Troop and the cit'z-ns
rally formed procession and escorted Inc hraor
Of The Declaration of independence and The Orator OF
the Day The Presbyterian Church, where large col
lection of ladies had previously assembled The Deca-
ration of Independence was read BY Henry IT, bur"ei',
ESQ who illustrated his subject BY somp handsome and
impressive remarks. The Orator OF the Day, warren }.
Dupre Esquire, then delivered an address, which &C.
cupied an hour in IT'S delivery ""e" '"e S,peaIr'
rose TO address his auditory, we were apPrehennVe
that even his accomplished mind would iaIi 10 I'M
part novelty and originality TO theme upon which
genius had almns, avished lis richest g'iis. but
fnrt marked by great originality of conception, ard
spirit Of profound philosophical speculann It was one {"
SURPRISING briancy. II was the offspring OF m'na
severely trained and disciplined TO rehpcuon-a miho
which, wish he arueness Of ntui'iVe peFceplion fac'n
cause from .ftc', and explored the subtle and hidden
chain of connection, as with torch OF llght nose
topics which float npon the surface OF The snhrct,
which lie bare and palpabe To the vulgar and whlch
furnish the faithful themes Tor popular ana Variu oeea
nation, we're bu, incidentally and partially noticed =
The argument of the address consisted in phosoPh-
cal investigation of the true principle involved in The
American Revolution tile conflict between The govern.
men, of ,riH and the gnTernnens OF law The Pfinci-
nIc once clearly deduced, lis influence upon the soclsi
moral and political condition Of mankind in oil ages
was s,r;kinpv exempli6ed Al one period it exhl
b,ed as maintaining feeble and irres"ue struggle but
emitting in the conflict and amidst the gloom at despo
ism some electric spark of Freedoln which succeeding
ages caught and famed into blaze Atasher prrn"a
i, was exhibited 10 the night, amidst emo,ns o"o con
WILSON'S, ovehrowinr the thrones OF oessossh ant
supersiitiun and rearing upon their runs the so'e
,s,ionul and regulated Liberty Theeoqueuce with wh'co