Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09

I, our new Captains commission May he 6e elisi
bic TO do others the same good oflice thousand
years hence.
6. Virginia,
"nresihes there man With soul 80 dead.
Who never 10 himself hath said
THIS IL my own, my native laudl"
'. Texss; May her arms DO successful as her
9. Jefferson, Madison aud Monroe when
statesmen arc asked for with pride VIC revert to
them.
9. Patrick Henry His eloquense was equal.ed
only by his bolduess and zeal in behaifof Amsri-
can liberty.
10. Rhode Island May supremacy OF Law in
her borders soon attest the loyalty OF her people.
III. The speedy passage Of law for the protcc.
ton of Home Manufactures.
u. The other Volunteer Companies OF the City
Our brotheis-in-arms, success and full ranks TO
them all.
H. Woman Our 18Th and last regular toast
Her position here is incontestabs.
VOLUNTEER ToASTS.
Sent by Captain Lyons, Who was prcveniedsby
other engagements from being present "The
Washington Grenadiers;" Whenever occasion shall
require Il, they will satisfied sustain the high
character which their title imports.
BY the Washington Grenadiers. Our late Com =
mander Capt Lyoas: We shall ever homer him rs
an officer, and esteem him Is gentleman.
by the Washington Gienaders. Our former
Commander, w Dlbrel: We greet him warmly
at the festive board His virtues as an officer and
a gentleman are em6almed in the memory OF his cd
corps
BY Capt Dibrell. Cspt ] r Anderson: An IN
terprising and accomplished gentleman and soldier.
cordial cooperation Of his officers and men, will
soon make them in numbers what they are now in
chntaeter-seeond TO no company in Virginia.
BY Lieut. August. The Richmond l.. |. Blues ::
While yet IN the vigor OF youth and m snhood, they
have attained that "green old age" which has "a ned
them the name of "The Ancient Volunteers OF the
Cd Dominion" Long may they enjoy that envia-
Die distinction.
BY Lieut. Davis. Orr Captain: An officer and a
gentleman. WIKI prompt and efficient discharge
OF eur duties. VIC cannot fail to prosper.
By Lieut.. Richards. The Sieuers Of the Deela.
ration Of Independence: May their memory ani
mste the breast OF every American.
BY Sers't Bsrgamin. The "Ve,o Presidents"
May he be etlectuslly vetoed in iSii.
BY Sere't Knowles. Our late commander. James
Lyons; He is Of the LION, ofihe Senate, and
when met, will prove one in the field.
BY Sers't Null Our old Rifle Corps: Though
dead rs Rifemen, we will rise and huuer as Gre
nadiers.
BY Cotp'l Crenshaw, on the part of the Grena
dIers. WIN. II Richardson our first commander /:
Tho accomplished solder and gentleman; though
absent he IS honored by the "Old "a"
BY Corpl R'ddiek. Our brother volunteers of the
"Cockade Town"
By Corp'l Ezekiel. The memory OF Sers't lat
tmore; May the honor conferred on him while an
officer OF this corps, enshrine him in his heavenly
abode
BY Private DAVIS. The army and navy orCur
sister Republic Texas: Let them remember the
massacre Of San Jacinto. Cry aloud and spare not.
by Private Cruichfed The Ladies of r chmond:
Their love as understandable as the fires Of E,na ;
their hearts as broad the air breathe; and their
virtue as lmmutable as the pillars Of the universe:
May they ever remain as they now are.
by Corp' Ezekiel. Capt. ] r Anderson: May
he inherit the ehivary of his predecessors.
by Private Cruichhed. Lieut.. Ausust: May his
jealous and active 0xertiOus in hrholT nr he
ington Grenadiers. be forgotten by the corps
BY Private JAS ID Caulhsd. Our Independence:
The richest earthly inheritance of our nation. May
II he preserved in its original purity.
by Private j. s. Rust. The Dsrr mouse late.
ly walked up in Rhode Island: May he hereafter
remain Dorrsmant
By Private Jas. D. Caulfeld. Capt. ]. r. An
derson: Three in one
BY Private Ro S. Robinson. Henry Clay: The
brightest ornament in the history OF the world
By Serg't Knowles. The memory of CAPTAIN
BLAIR Boiling; His so!dier-ke department and gen.
tiemanlv qualities will ever he remembered.
By Corporal Ezekiel. May our principal men
be men of principle.
BY Private 10. S. Robnson. ]. w. Dibreu:
Ahke distinguished for his zeal promoting the in
man.
BY Private Youel G. Rust. Our Navy: The
right arm of our Republic: rendered ever memora.
'ie by the daring dsads of Perry Decatur, MeDo-
noush, and host of others of Columb.a's noble
sons Palsied be the intellect and shattered be the
.rame OF him who would bring II into disrepuie
May he never know the pleasures Of wife, children
ana friends, but be compelled to drag out n life of
Single blsssedness," and 20 down 10 The graye "un-
honOred and unsung"
BY Corporal Riddick. Woman: Heavens last
best gift to man.
BY Private Tillson. May the Star Of Free Iom
she'd its brilliant rays on The Wasbinston GrsOo'
tiers
by Private Riddiek. Virginia: The Mother of
|, Patriots: Washington, Jefferson and
VI adison; may she ever remain true TO their princ.
by Private DAVIS. Capt. Lyons, our former com
nanoen; One Of the brghtes, ornaments of the Viz
una oar-may the love and respect which he
commanded while Captain OF our corps, be never
ieoreased IN the boSoms Of its members.
ne following toast was drunk with great entbu-
iasm and unanimiiy by the corpse, il conveyed a
Electrical: was
by the Chairman, in behalf of the Nvash;r-,or
Our worthy Host: The Proprietor of
N establishment an ornament and credit TO the citv
u Richmond. Our citizens should never FORGET him:
hail. S'