Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

vale and public business viii prevent me from leaving
1 Richmond Z! that time
| | am. very respectfully,
L Your o5edent servant,
JNO. NJ. PATTON.
Io'uaiecr 7nasts
By WIN. II. Pierce. John VI Gregory, orr former
representative IN tic House Of Delegates We lament
tina, he is 10 leave lie - useful citizen,
and faithful ser-an, CT his constituents mag he be re-
warded accordingly.
4 MI Gregory was absent from the board when this
toast offered.
ByW II Pierce. NJ Bowers; His talents fiji him Tor
any station. May his in the profession he has
chosen equal his merit.
r. pom the Offering Of the above toast Mr.. lowers
arose and made most happy and animated address 10
the company
i By Lieut.. " Waller W.n g. Overflow May his
brief soourn among be spent with pleasure: and may
the anniversary Of this day find him with Us Wing Of
I the Old Virginia school.
the meeting, acknowledging lie sentiment offered and
concluded By offering The following toast
| William X Mary College May its walls continue to
be filled with young men, mbibng Virginia principles,
and eager IN th- pursuit oi knowledge.
| By member Of the Guard George W. Basset,,
one oil Nirg,nias sons: We love him because he is a
vrgnnn; We respect him for his noble qualities
MIR. Bassctt, after tins toast arose, and, III i oFci
and appropriate manner, acknowledged the sentiment
and concluded by Offering the following toast;
lie kepubics Oi trTeccc anu itnnc nave Ptl'rh'h-
they had no, the Bible May its precept and principles
preserve ours.
By W S Seawell. Licu; John J. Jones, the Orator
The Day-an adopted son Of Williamsburg lis e.
forth 10 day, shows hm to he worthy Of her
b. WIN. S. pcachy DR.. Everett E'rg'nlan Of the
cid schno!--we welcome him amongst US
| Hcrrupon Dr. Everett acknowledged the sentiment
offered aud concluded by Offering the following
William and Mary College: The halo Of glory which
encirclcs h-r n.mc may ii be roby reflected By her
sons Of this day.
| BY Cnl l.. + Cary Our frlowcitizcn and friend
VIM. r. c. Douglass May hs scjnutn IN our old CITY
be longer than he at present anticipates.
/ Bv WIN. Il. &. Douglass William X Mary Col
lege: In the exercises Of this day We have had abnnd-
ant evidence Of the intellectual advancement Of her
alumni. May she continue she has hitherto done,
to send into The feds Of lahorers worthy OF her
/ fame.
1 BY S Moare Our Captain, Ro. II. ATmlst'ad: II
yi.'aa deserve appreciation, It courage be entitled IL re-
pec;, then with iov dram Tins cup 10 the dregs
Capt. Arniscad being called up, responded IN spirit
stirring strain ~ the hearty ompmen and concluded
! by Offering the following
Virtue and Intelligence The only basis upon
which Republican Institutions safely rest
4 BY WIN. S. Psachy Captain \. G. Souiia!l lis
warm heart and generous sentiments, endear hih 10
US all.
/ Here Captain southall arose and acknowledged, 10
suitable terms, this complimentary notice OF himself
ny Edmund Ru!ir, (scnt) President lyle! and th'
State Rights The most complete success o.
hoh 60 together, or otherwise, the defeat, DIS
grace, and ruin Of both.
By b Tucker. John Tyler BY the choice Of tho
people, Vice President, and, BY the act OF God fresi
dent Of the United States H. hy his act! he sanctions
the creation Of Corporation by Congress. he WI
violate his pledges 10 the ono, and ms OATH to Int
other, and forfeit The favor Of both
Ey John NJ. Gregory. John Tyler Called by tn
voice Of the people 10 ill high political staten: None
who voted FOR him wished or expected linn TO abandon
the principles which he learned III his youth and upei
which he has acted through life, and indeed mus
be that man who would have him now turn traitor t
CRAFTY ambitious asplranr.
I,y VIM Il. {, Douglass. John Tyler: The IRE
siaent Of The L S h. the force Of the Constitution
bu, no, the less bound 10 support tian il elected b.
the people Let him observe that construction OF
which in other capacities lie has consequently given I
IT, and the Republican party will say, "Wel done, goo
and faithful servant
By D. Everett. John Tyler, President of tn
II u s.: Let him be tolerant, and when he be, &c
nervous 10 those he finds in Office But 1T him be jus
to the principles which brought him and the Wing
into power The People expcc. that he will not dsap
point them
!, Ry Lieut. John J. Jones. Property: The conserva
tive principle which is TO preserve our Institution
from the attacks of power the side, and factor
on the other.
II By WIN. r. c. Douglass John NJ. Bolts: Hi
course in reference 10 the rcscsson of the rule pro
h;htnn the reception Of Abolition petitions, meets Thu
Indignant, reprobaton Of every lover Of his countr,
and her institutions, and especially of every Southern
man.
b. Lieut. P Slater Virginia and her Institutions
love them with all their defects Let them mol be de
spoiled nv the ruthless hands of innovation.
By Guest and Citizen. John Tyler: His voice ha
heretofore on this glorious day. been heard by an
his absence now tolerated merely from the fact OF III
being the sentinel on duty