Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-09

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and ,ribulaons; we honor, love and respcc, them.
va, ,b,,e hear, that never loved.
Us VOLUNTEER ToASTs.
NJ G W. Munlord The Statesmen Of f6: From
"1'"' as f,0m mino Of magic store. wo drew
Wori> Which are weapons"
.. ssrrt C. W Macmurdo, (R iB) Rich.
"a and Fredericksburg: Not Metropolitan City and
r,oync;al Borough bu, now near neighbours and sister
,s aud their noble volunteer corps brother soldiers
w DR.. Garland Surgeon OF the Fredericksburg
c:.ssN The Richmond Blues, with the Orator Of The
nr ), ,he,r head May they live TO enjoy many similar
-s OF this day, wllhoul The alloy that saddens other
,csnolies
.:srs Of Virginia; You receive bu, little encourage
U VIZ, ron, the State Legislature. Your own patriotism
,,i accomplish more than laws. BY constant inter-
h,n,inr of military civtes, it will produce military
,,.Ir aud friendship mat VIII De remembered when the
r,ys are fnrgrt,e
n, + n Richards TO- R IB) Our friends,
H., Volunteers OF fredericksburg: The standard which
Sr nnfu.l like Asrons rod Of old, will bud and blossom
Nv Lieu,enan, Fl Murphy, (of the Frederick sburp
cn,rds) The Railroad: The connecting link of our
80, cl.ies-and although We have safely erode on a
~ thus far, our Richmond friends must follow the ex
ample BY changing the direction OF The line OF march the
mex, Anniversary
Nv Lieut., Geo n Tompkins, jR l. l. By The reader
,6s Declaration of Independence: In him recognise
o,, I'D commander. The voice Of 90 will again call
hin 10 his posi-,
.",.ns Of Fredericksburg and Petersburg: Their hos.
ai,y are only equal!ed by their weil-known patriot
Be- Sergeant Allen, (R l. By The Military Hall:
T,nS D. cora,ions will show the ladies were with us
b Ensign Wexford, OF the Fredericksburg Guards
The feelings which glow for the gentler May they
,ysr be cherished.
~ c. ". Pui,iaux. (R. L. By Unanmi,y and
roqd feeling amongst Volunteer Companies tina,
s1ss "all's we'll
Ry J. II. S,robia IAN old Blue) The Memory of
Chef Justice MARSHALL, The Biogropher Of Washington
rs IN goodness, FIRST in greatness and first in the
bssrs q! those who knew him best.
b. } Smith ir.. IAN old Blue) Henry Clay and
Daniel Webster: Men that any country should be
proud Of
0, Lieut.. W. II Murphy of the Fredericksburg
Guards. The Volunteer Companies of Richmond: AS
much distinguished for their military discipline and
s;r, they are for their unreserved and elegant hos
By John F. Regnuul,, (R L. T. By The ladies ,hu,
greeted Us a, the dance last fourth of July: A bumper
fol- bumper TO the ladies' of Fredericksburg.
By Ensign Osborne, OF the Fredericksburg Grays =
The Bond of Union: May The Fredericksburg and Rich.
mond Volunteers never break the compact.
By r H. Crump, of Mississippi The Volunteer
Companies Of Virginia: Their discipline and martial
spPsarance as exhibited this day. give full
s' they will ever support her proud motto Sie Sem
~ Iyrannis."
b. N. H. Crump, o S. of the Guards May the
ha?'al,y extended by the RehmQnd Blues this day,
ever remain indeliby imprinted upon the mind Of every
member OF the Fredericksburg Guards
By L. Cary, (R L b. Our guests and our ab
scr trends of Petersburg and Portsmouth, The former
We hG,<-lhe latter cannot be forgotten
By " .. Allegro, iof the Blues) The Fredericks.
burg Volunteers: When say TO them "wELconE!"
DO with hands upon breasts-for the word
CONES w:h warmth and sincerity from the heart.
By J Harold, (R. l. !. b. Our Guests: We gree,
tasm with a Soldiers heart and with Soldiers vel.
c3ms
Cspt. G. Myers, ian old Blue The Fredericks.
burg Volunteers: We have often hsagd OF them, but
nua we know them
81 Jno. Young (R. L. |. b. Our forefahers: Whose
b hearts and fearless hands wrought out the great
vots Of enancpa!on; their malchess virtues will con-
animate the hopes and cheer The hearts Of the
oppressed Of every cline.
BY r VI. Burton, (R L l. b. Our Brother vo!un-
ests Of Fredericksburg Boon companions and good
Soldiers.
By R Whiting, (R. L b. Virginia. our Home
Is there heart cold SO deed,
Mulch itself hath sqd,
Bg Lieutenant Thomas U. Dudley, (R. L. !. BY
Washington and Marshal Immortal SPLITS from which
shou!d draw gh. 10 guide Us through this genera
i'm
Bv Thos L1mber ian old Blue) Internal Improve.
We tins day emmy, in eminent degree, Of
is many Advantages of uniting friends those
sao nigh. otherwise remain at perpetual distance.
By {. ]. Workman, (o'd member) The Day cee-
bate: The Anniversary Of our gues,s-May they zee
many returns.
By Thomas W. Cleland. ian old Bae) Freedom of
Opinion like the failed dragons teeth, brought forth
armed men
BY Thos Taylor, (R b. To the Memory of
who has for years been welcome and honored guest
s,rur board our Anniversary celebrations-a man Of
"inhnie jest, and "who won't TO set the table in
roar'-May Samuel Jordan Wmston.
BY John II Cook, ian old Blue.) The United States:
Ma? their union be perpetual, and each glory in promot
rs The prosperity of the whole.
~ Deno"n IAN old Blue) The Memory Of Spen.
Ger Roane The great advocate Of the Judiciary fVr
g7'a.
Hr 81; ~ Ar IF
Jolly l77G be deeply cherished, and its benefits
highly appreciated By The rising generation, as it BY
The present
Wergre, to state that several toasts given at The din
hs' were lost or mislaG- among which one by Cap
IAN jackson Of The Fredericksburg Guards
Celebration ty re R3sHLrGToN RIFLE CORPS
After hs parade the Rrfienen commanded by Lieut..
i'asans and their invited guests repaired TO the Go
Inm0ian Hotel where The Declaration Of independence
Sss!ead by Capt Lyons with few happy PREDATORY
remarks and The company sat down to most sumptu-
'cs dinner prepared by the propreors Of that excellent
establishment, Messrs Subletl g. Coz
REGULAR TOASTs
ihe Day: Wen and parties change, but the princi.
haIowel
The Declaration of Independence: The deed of
american emancpation-The rich inheritance which it
conveys, has been well improved While the people
"oe to themselves, it will be carefully defended.
Ihe Memory Of Geo Washington: In life the wisest,
ppe b'avfs-n death, first in the grateful recollec,
noas Of his county None have claimed 10 be his equal
'"ough some have vainly aspired to be his "seeond
= lie Heroes and Statesmen OF the Revolution:
Justly be regarded benefactors of the human race
@ what civilized country feels not the influence of their
oeeds When TO venerate them, Liberty will
nave lost lis charm, and slavery become solace
Liberty The great and inaenable right Of man
tns h'st great end Of every good Government-"ho
ooss mol value it, is save-who would not defend il,
sacOward-W bo would bersy it, would rob his chill
shame
o The Union OF the States Like the air we breathe,
mace 10 preserve us, and necessary TO our heahul ex.
Nehce; but may become infected that we cannot
i've IN It. To its founders everlasting gratitude: to
fanny
: The Rights Of the States: Like the elements which
compose The air: remove but one Of these destroy its