Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-10
TOASTS
By he agricultural aud Horhcabrusl Soeitiy. ,
Mir Dinnsr OH he och MN

I. Agricultural Exhibitions: Courts Of Justice,
truly open TO the high and the low the rich and the
poor, where thc fruits OF skill and labor rise 10 civ.
testimony and where the very earth is eloquent,
ana speaks nothing but the truth"
2. The Farmer: He who handles the ploupb may
always he trusted to WELD the sword
J. Woman: The last created and Unrest dover
that boomed in Eden.
!. James Barbour: The successful agriculturisr.
the eloquent patriot, tho upright Unconstitutional alb
sent he cannot he forgotten.
.. James NJ. Garnet; The yirtuous and erliob,.
ened citizen and Jealous promoter of the interests Of
agriculture. Ills presence affords encouragement
and satisfaction.
Mr. Garnet responded to this toast very briefly.
lie complained of deviation from the custom OH
served in his early days. Then every body had
creditlor more or less of mOdcsiy, and rather than
put man IN the blush, gentle hint WIS ALWAYS
offered that he might retire before COMPLIMENTARY
otst was gyon him. lie confessed the awkward.
! ness Cl his position under the new fashion but
thanked the Society for the nltering toast lust
drank. lie gave the following sentiment:
| PasiuTase and Tillas6: The two breasts Of the
Sthtc-mHy they never go dry from the msrn mage.
mcnt Of the State mixers.
Edmund Kutfin: Editor OF the Farmers He.
glsier and Of the Southern Magazine: lis labors
are unceaSng TO give fertility to our soil and purity
| TO our political Institutions.
Mr. RuiIin expressed his thanks to the Society
ioHthe notice they had taken Of his efforts and offer
ed the following toas':
! Mari Bucks and Pdpcr.money Banks All tho
vast increase Of riches offered to agriculture by ia,
former, will not furnish sufficient supply for H.,
egaI and ordinary deptedn,ions committed 10y the
| latter
7. Charles T.. Bolts, Editor Of the Soutbsu
Pltn'er young, but ardent soldier in the cause
we give him the right hand Of fellowship.
MIR Bolts expressed his grateful sense of the com
pliment paid him. lie Introduced, in happy man
ncr, The following toast, alludng to the kingdom
where one man held dcspOto sway, and To anOthe
kingdom where he said every man was a monarch
The Farmer The monarch Of the vegetable king
dom.
by Charles Burton. The memory Of Gins. yo-
Linz mus, the IIustrnus founder OF Modern Botan,
and ciassIhcator Of nll nature; Most truly mertin
the motto granted Ivy his sovereign; "Deus creayir
Llun;cus dspOsulr-God created, Llnr;rus arrang
cd.
Mr. Lyons, on behalf Of the Society, read the FOL
lowing toast:
Our respected President, whose industry, energ
and skill have caused the "descrt to rejoice an
blossom the rose"
Parson Turner said he felt greatly 1,ttered b
the KIND compliment from tho Society through wi
friend ard leow-mcmbcr Mr Lyons, who he f.
sure would heartily make up any deficiency on hi
tPaIson T'sl part.
Mf. Lyons, with nuch good humor sid in sut
stance, that u had been s lot frequently We clc
onto p0flufm duties which occasIoned emil rr,smon
aud In the discharge Of which he himself lelt def
ucn,-bnt he was not the least cmbirrnysc
oh the present OCCASION, because there no def
cheney Tor him to supply.
The company broke Up ut nm early hour, niue
crauhtd wiih the proceedings NJ the day, AID nnmn
ed with icrvent zoa ~ the cause ofdo Society
, The list Of Premiums wos published in the VIII
on the 2sth of May.