Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-12
DOMESTIC.
Celebration of the Fourth Of Juiy, At Rtchmoad,
ny THE RICHMOND FAYGrTG ARTIILERYs
A Balls Island in tie rcar Of IaalhaaS S.
REGULAR roAsTs.

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EY THE RICHMOND FAYCrTG ARlllLtRfs
Al Balls isidnd IN tic Tcar u taalaaH $.
REGULAR roAsTs.
The Dag are celebrate. From he shores OF the AT
lantc 10 the shores ei the Iac'fc- from 'he river 81
Lawrence 10 the Calf OF Slexco twenty millions OF
treemen bear witness the priceless blessings which
cluster around MS sua % guns
p The signeys IF ID, Declaration cf indePsndenee'
Among the great and noble OF mankind, their Names
proudly eminent, stand like n tower t. guns.
3 Uash!netOa The first, las; and only Washington
rDrank standing IN SGfacc.
a. THE unfsd, unciohed soldiers ct the Revolution:
Never shall this land forget new gushed the Likelihood
Of her brave. 10 guns
answer to ms worth
6. The Inion Beautifully, Ike the how Of Heaven,
it spans our Continent, sign OF hope 10 all OF Earth
:. The President Of he L. SUES ) e@"s.
= Tn, brarc htd7iS and sc0oGeR ,cGUS u 0Er .fdrg
Nobly have they borne themselves, whether on lheif
peaceful ocean path in the battle widest storm
o The .i,mp. 4 ll.le band filed with names to stir
the spirit and make hearts beat high. = Guns
no. Our prtat au,ionai creed Of uairerSal oqnait;y
Ii is glorious creed-one Of high hope aud universal
love, noble and ennobing l. cans:
IL Tic oppressed Of ether countries Our sympathes
are with them; our homes open to them For
strong hands we offer ready soil Tor honest hearts
fee admission 10 all our institutions. Il Guns
IL Temperance: The gtea, moral movement OF the
day: 1t is cause keeping with the genius Of our
country the spirit Of the age and the best interests ana
true dieni,y OF humanity. r Guns.
~ Hoseau: Ilonoted he Woman Try her with sor-
row or with pleasure, and quick II each touch, her
sympathy responds like The hidden melody Of the harp
[3 Guns.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY Capt. Ellis, President Of the Table or Co"a,
fr Nav her proudcs BOAST ser be tina, she the friend
OF man
By the President Orr old Commanders gathered
around us: Gcnemcu, Soldier, Patriots, all: We are
honored and hrpTy to sal with l..em as friends.
By the President, .lndrtir Sftreasoa, guest,
friend and hoaorary memjer \; home and abroad, in
public and private proIa al The need OF The &C.
caSon, and eve! equal u Il;
Mr. Stevenson responded happily TO this toast and
gave
Educated ard rirtrcas iflemea. The imrc.ishabe
basis OF our free institutions.
By the President. .iohn Gptiojoor&. Equally capa-
bic os adjoining the wallis Of private, and meeting The
emergencies o. public duty.
Col Rutherford, :he frs Captain q! tie Company,
expressed Il tanhs appropriately for the CRATE.
tut and one fcd knGaoss hr had received at the
hands Of the Artillery. He said, b.. met them always
with the greatest PLEASURE he had dned with them on
many Fourth, but he had experienced greater
pleasure or seen a better spirit, IN being with them,
Than at tha, moment. lie gave IS toast
Omr National .ja6iite: Let II ever be hcnored by
sentiments appropriate 10 the occaSion-not p;oaned
by the acrimonious and i!i5be.a! spirit %: party.
By Lieut. Boscn. The men ct' otber iGads; Can we
ever forge, the names Of Lafayette, Montgomery aud
De kalo, or the brave Foreigners who batted with
them in the cause OF Amer caa Liberty; Justice for
bids it, ard asks where Is the monument decfeed 10y
Congress To the brave old Baron De Kali;
By Major Chas II. ilyGt, an invited guest Tie
Richmond Fsctte .irtUisry: No longer Their Captain
| may say what | have always felt danger
want no better Soldiers.
DENY, guest. Tie Richmond Feyeus .3rtuie7y: Tie
spirit IN which they celebrate the Anniversary Of their
Independence proves them WORTHY Of the gift and Of
their ancestors who gave II.
BY T. c Rice, an honorary member .Hnj. Charles
IT. Igde Of tie IM hesim,n, Of .3rtiiery: Always true
10 this Company, he viii be equally TO the Rcgi
ment.
By Edward Finney. Tie Flag cfLhe tniOn: An eye
sore 10 John Bull. John intended gorng II short
fine since, hut owing 10 some family difficulties, he
sostened his hoyhs and deferred Tie execution Of his
humaae designs 10 piorous day Is jena
than awake:
By Orderly serrean, liotaden. Modern LAeny
The inaicnahIe RICH; 10 perform military duty-to pay
taxes aud work a, fires, accompanied by exemption
from voting for State and Cry Officers.
BY Lieut. Talbot Ituc Economy: TO pay more fer
wind Congress, than FOX steam at sea soldiers
unprotected frontiers.
guest Capt Ellis, his offers and .Nen: Their pari-
olism and hospitality characteristic 81 the Old Do
niinion.
By Sergeant Pee The tire Gays cf July in Frcacc
Il was th,rc--And those that don't like Tic principles
we adyoca;cd--ile manner in which they were advo-
Gated, and by whom directed, viii be coed enough 10
turn "abou; face
By serseau, Talbot. Re'rrnca,acat cnd R.orn--
Beautifully illustrated IA, driver and lean horse
Rv John Freeman, an honorary member. iac Con-
grass If The l. S0oS: May the lecoecon of the high
soultd patricism OF fathers reach the minds Of IS
members, and teach hcn lac dignity and diSu!crc.tcd
ness becoming then stction.
The President read from Nr. Samuel II. Myers, al
regrcltng ina, nc could not accept their invitation 10
be present. aid of, ring 40 following toast.
Tie Richa.oad fayeHs .!rhNtry Let them Nc mind.
ful of the name They bear, and IN peace they
will maintain proud asccndancy.
BY Col, Rutherford. The health Of our gallant
friend and connade, Catt .iahn g. RfthGrdsOn.
(Which received with three cheers and gun;
Capt Richardson long commander Of The Company,
being absent in cons Tuence Of III healthy
By Lieut.. N,mGlo. Eeaiami, I;aAkits: Great in in
tellect-creat integrity. tue fo,Icr advancing Tie
happiness OF man ~ the material world, The ias s;;orG
10 do good iii tie moral.
By Henry Austin. .!aGrtsc &ertnS0n May his
successor, at the Court OF St James represent he IN
tercsts OF Cur common couniry with the fidelity
and ability that be ord.
BY WIN. T. Richardson's, u Printer. Tic Faif I
May a dagger b. de>teG lie form, ard CLOSE Tie
paragraph Of his eAs,encc, who would care 10 r.le
with them.
Sent in rcrr cram cf AorH ,rsiag Oh Eacisiors
~, lous A. a..p o' le ID IA barn,
The widest sinner nrav :c::,gl.
(which was voted IL be IN way applicable 10 the |
Artillery there being Cut two Ct the genus bachelor
in the Company, and these TWO very ycung ami
>tririao
By Edward Fnney, by birth az Irishman. May the
time soon core when my nati"e country sh" en"y the
same liberty my adopted one
fThrct cheers ard gun.
Col Wa, l.a.hin White, oi Hanover, having conie
in and being greeted by the President, addressed the
company in a very ready, humorous "spiri, OF the
lines" little speech! winch he closed with tie follow
ny sentiment:
Tie ,aemory Il Patriot Henry: Who gave the first
impulse 10 the ball Of that revelation 10 which We
,ur liberty and happiness.
Mr. Stevenson being called upon for sentiment,
syene,r Roane: Although We have not his counsels
o Guide US, we have his memory 10 cherish and vene
ate.
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