Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

TO the proud roll already recorded in which The South
will sacrifice her sectional interests TO the glory ano no.
nor of the Nation.
The Arhpr,nn Resolutions of The las, Congress: The
voice OF the Snnh has been responded TO- frliiinns
csnno, br received subjects which Congress has
power Let the vote be adhered 10 win hrn'
and gsnh faith.
The President If the U States The doctrine of South
Carolina is, "Pncipes. nat Men Let h''a adm mister
the Government in accordance with the spirit OF It's
founders, and he principles will support The mar .
BY George B. Eckhard, E<q Thr Hon robert T.
Huyne-tht faithful Representative of South Carolina
during the evrn,ln days of Tariff iyrsnnr-ihe Go.
Of the State in the periIons ern of ic2 he is
ciiiz"n in whom the whole Souih takes pride.
Ry Henry Morris, Esq An States Bank An
imptrjum in ImperiO, who shall limit an irresponsible
power:
IT Marion Court muse S {.
The Republic OF Texas: Should she BE- again invaded
by her fah!pss nprressrs. her warfare never END
until her victorious ia. floats tiumphanty over the
vurqnished country of her invaders.
Wuman-lovply Woman: ii she brought death into
The world, she Produced everlasting life through sa'
BY ~. w. lIarec. Henry Clay: Identified as he is
with three OF the greatest curses which The South has
ever felt: protective Tariff national! internal improve
M nt and national bank, the South support INN tor
President: South Carolina is known too well to be sus
peced vi spch thing
ByMe Sort"K County Rifle Patriots
Lafayette: A Frrnchmsn hy birth. an American by
adoption, Patriot aud Freeman in practice and pIncl'
Our Country: The East the West, the North and
Sourh-dfrr though we may on other OCCASIONS, yet
This day shall BIZ found animated by The same feel
ings prompted by the emotions, ofrrng the same
the shrine of Liberty Our country, our whole
country right wrong.
The Federal and ar Governments The former re.
s,1iced The Of The power expressly dele
gated and The latter Of the "rghls reserved and"ur
Union and Liberty must be perpr'na'ed
Patrick Henry BY The power OF slnquence, he put
thu Ball "t thu Revolution in motion in The South
By Col Max Herbert, guest Martin Van buren,
true patriot md honest siatesrnan-F"r faithfully
dlscharging his duly his country President We The
people. will say To him in $40 Well done. good and
faI'hiu servant enter upon an"lhrr four years duty
By Lieut. II w 'ra;rm William c. RiVes The
ube sIntrsnan true patriot and honest Conservative
ByO S Tn Porrl"ck. The Wings of The last lie.
gisaiure In abandoning honest statesman OF their
own party support he last raor to Democracy, they
demonstrate their motto: "Prneptein proporon 10 IN
tcrest.
Nv a Member judge Lynch: II ever found within
the limits Of the Old DOMINION he shall 0ssurrdly have
hi"t by jTy-hls own code TO The contrary no'"i'h'
Standing.
Al Su6alk Nansrmond County, Ia
Our Country Loved because II is eur Country, ana
thrice beloved because ii is tree sovereign and norPenu'
ent
The Union We appreciate lis blessings whatever
enrmes may soy, We viii never aoandon u, uhli
Oppressed and dishnnnred by it.
The Memory of Washington: Whose g'orles were
surd by inhumani'y; whose private lie was
without whose fame. hornNsu py no win
De confined 10 no aye.
The ne President To whatever section Of the Union
he MAJ brlong, may he prove himself an American in
principle and pairo. III all his acts
BY The President Til" Orator oil the Day, (J0hn 5.
S'ubbs) His address this accession sprnks loudly in
his praise, ana will strongly nrrbue 10 raise hun 10
the pinnacle of fnne in the IN. rary world
BY The Vice President Jaseph Prentis, Esq the
reader of The Declaration Of Independence Admired and
respected by The Sut,lk CoIumhians, and by oil who
know him Tor his patrin,ism-May he again honor Us
with hIs presence like occasion
By The Orator of thr Day. Vim D. Hodges: The faith
full and able representative Of Nansemond His consil
luents have found him twice faithful 10 his CHARGE and
being thrice elected is line best evidence they give
him of their unfalterlng confidence in his ability and
merit
By Edward B Hunter. Edmund Eufin. Editor of
the Farmers Register: BY his zeal and ability i'll dis
semnalng useful information respecting the important
increase of Agriculture he has made two of corn
and two blades Of grass To grow upon many spots "t
ground, where only Que grew bP'ore and therefore de
better of the public and has done essential
service 10 his States than all the OF politicians put
together
BY Robt Rddick Jr Patrick Henry: Sooner would
child forget the hand That feeds il, than Virginia her
greatest Orator
BY Oliver r. COPELAND The Indies: The fairest par,
Of Gods Creaon-Ihe main spring that impes man 10
action: While cur arms ate 10 bear arms, will
protect their arms
BY Ira 9 Parker. General Scott of the U. S. Army:
The Olive Branch and NIT the sword seems TO be- the
instrument by which lie achieves ylclOfles.
ByO 7. COPELAND Success TO hlu!berryism, Silk.
lem, and all other kinds Of isms-excPpt Abo,iUnsm.
BY jain Cohonn. Internal improvements: The
only means given under Heaven whereby this Com.
munwpulth can be saved liberal and judicnus system
would speedily restore her to her old dominion.
IN ChVckaturE
BY r. NJ Boykin John Z. Cahoun: The able states.
man. profound urisl; his political cheon has but
stan-ne and an adherence 10 Democratic princi-
pies will effacr it.
BY VIM. ypsey The President OF The S An able
advocate of State Rights principles; he deserves The
support Of his countrynen.
By Major john Crucker. william Smith, of a labn.
ma The statesman urst, and patriot; The pure, firm,
and consistent Republican, combining The hghes, order
of intellect; claims like his will never be overlooked by
the American people.
BY R NJ. Boy kin. William H. Rosne. The bold
stand hoh he has taken in defence OF sound political
principles has secured him the gratitude Of The Re-
publican Party.
Celebration cf lie Al at Petersburg.
The Declaration uf Independence was read by COL
Parker, and appropriate Oalion pronounced by Mr..
Harrison, al the Ihealrc. Al night, MIR. w >. Child
delivered an Address The Masonic Hail. in accordance
with yious notice "A Federal salute fred at the
usual hnur on Poplar Lawn, and an excellent dinner
prepared by Mr. james Lewis, paraken of by large
party of the citizens and military OF the town.
The 4'h Of July, l776: The spirit that sgnaized it's
changing hp nigh, Of nations into day.
The Federal Cunsutiun The pf"udest triumph OF
rational liberty; by which was formed Union, The pre-
servaiinn of which is glory and best support
The Memory of Madison: The champion OF the Con-
s,i,u,ion, and of the rights of the States
Virginia and Massachusetts,: The earliest 10 enjoy and
defend freedom
The Fair: THE beauty Of fine woman is the only
tyranny TO which man sh"uld submit :
ii BoLingbrook Hofd Hugh A. Gqrinnd. IN HE Char.
Our Federal CONTRIBUTIONS lis strength IS IN union
lis durability in The universal diffusion Of pure know
ledge.
Benjamin franklin A Philosopher in The Closet, and
a Statesman in COMEDIAN illuslrious evidence OF the
sympathy existing between pure science and RePubi'
can principles.
The Press In lis purity put our trust Frustrated
to the bitterness of parry rsncuur, seconai zea
becomes the worst foe of truth and liberty. 80
By John Shne. The Ladies: The binders, loioe1s'
and gatherers Of our affections ,,
Mr. Garland having previously sgnihed that ms toast,
when called fur would be the last responding 10 the
unanimous call of The table rose, and 10 most eloquent