Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
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Drunk at the Dinner, by the Grenadicrs, on the

Drunk at the Dinner, by the Grenaders, on the i;h
day OF July, 1911, a; the City Spring.
|. The Day: Free TO all parties but devoted TO
none. The lover OF liberty from every cline claims
his share Of 1t.
,. The Constitution Of the Uri,ed States Sub
iected TO a new and hazardous trial by the death OF
the amented Harrison, may 1t again prove the wis
dom and forecast Of its trainers.
3. The memory OF George Washington: Time
but renders II more dear us, and no eulogy can
enhance its claims TO respect.
4. Jefferson, Madison and Monroe: Statesmen
and Patriots, grateful country still treasures
their maxms and reveres their memory.
5. William Henry Harrison, late President Of the
United States: In the arms of weeping nation, he
brcathcd his last aspiration for the welfare of his
country-whle America values the fame OF her sons
his memory will be regarded as a sacred relic.
g. Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures:
The mother and landmarks of national wealth and
prosperity.
Z. The Army and Navy: The s,alwart arms of
our national defence. The nation is justly proud of
them.
3. Our Country: In its union we find safety and
liberty. Let them be Indivsbe, and they may be
perpetual.
.. The true source of power: The object Of a
good Government IS to promote their happiness and
preserve their liberty.
10. The President Of the United States A Pa.
triot well tried. The expectations Of the country
will not be disappointed Il an honest and able Adj.
H. The Orator OF the Day: The power and
beauty of his language are cqual!ed only by the
purity and subimity Of his sentiments.
IL. health and good cheer to the millions of
ireemen who are his day engaged as we are in cele.
bratng the Anniversary of American lndept ndence.
49, Woman Mans ministering angel-ihe charm
Of his happier hours the ba I'm for all his pains
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the Committee. France: Our ancient friend
and ally; the seat Of science and nursery Of genius:
Ir.f
a grateful interest IN her success.
When the toast TO France was given, MIR Mois-
sou, tho Consul OF France for this city, made reply
expressive OF the deep sentiments Which the compli.
ment paid to his native country had excited in mis-
heart; and offered the following toast:
Perpetual union between America and France.
BY the same. Tho Reader OF the Declaration OF
Independence: Amablc, eloquent, patriotic.
When the toast to the Army and Navy was given
Major Chapman, as a former Jack Tar" and pre-
sent militia officer, as he described himself made
hume Gus and phy reply, and concluded by offer
ing as tribute TO the patriot and not the politicians
Henry Clay.
by Lieutenant Stnnard. The Executive Council
Able and efficient advisers Of the Chief Magistrate
they fulfil the purposes OF the Constitution and me
rt the confidence Of the country.
To which Mr. Patton Of the Council Responded
very briefly, and concluded by offering as tribute
to one whom he regarded ns among the greatest be
nefhctors Of his country:
Inc memory OF James Madison.
| BY G Persico, "a guost) Union and Stat,
| Rights: But without the union there is no Stat,
/ Rights.
BY Capt, George II Pegram, "a gusst) Rich
mond and it's inhabitants: The local advantage
and beauty Of the one. in harmonious union with
the hospitality and kindness Of the other.
! By Captain Lyons, The financial cmbaunss
ments Of the country: The people look 10 the Ma
tional Legislature and not the Legislature Of tn
District Of Columbia for relief from them.
BY Lieut.. August The Union "SOtdhsTn chi
pairy" and "Nouhern Fanatcism" may coalesce d
vain 10 destroy so holy a compact.
By Serg't J II Knowles. The Powers shat be:
May an All Wise Providence so direct their coun
ellis as that their official acts may enuro to the vel
fare Of tho country.
J BY Henry Pettus, Of Washington Grenadiors
. | William n. Harrison, late President Of the Unio
States: Though dead, he yet speakelh by his WI
thy examples. May they be initiated by this and III
rising generation.
BY Youel @ Rust, Of the Washington Grent
A d ers. The Declaration Of lndcpondonco--no
monument Of the deadl May we never forget u
worth Of It's Signers, nor what Is due To those VII
risked their all to sustain IL.
BY CorpI Ezekiel Freedom OF Speech, l.
. berry Of the Press, and federation Of Relgio,
Sentiment: May IL forever be perpetuated IN Of
glorious country, and held ss a happy example, {
u sl n itions Of tho earth 10 accomplish.
! BY l. ID Crenshaw. Freedom The create
s blessing TO man, II not abused but II abused, q
| greatest curse.
e By NJ Meredith. Patrick Henry, when Or
E, tors are spoken Of, let Virginia point 10 him.
BY f DAVIS, Jr. The Memory Of the Sage nj
Patriot OF Monticello; the author Of the Bill
Rights which brought liberty and happiness TO
country, and caused "lhe wilderness TO blossom
= the fose."