Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY BY
.THE STUDENTS OF WIN. AND MARY.

After the exercises tho College Chapel the Professors,
Students Alumni andnvted guests, assembledai Heneys
Hotel where dinner was prepared in Old Virginia style.
The few appropriate and beautiful remarks Of Mr.. z. z.
Peace, of Norh Carolina, Introductory the reading Of
the Declaration of Independence, listened TO with
delight by the argea and attentive audience Mr. Seneca
az. Conway. Of Northumberland then and delivered
Grafton which reflected honor himself and his Al
Mater. After he resumed his seat the unanimous
preston Of satisfaction testified his eoquence The eX
pectations VI his friends more than realized.
The President Vim. ]. Nebett nd Vice Presidents G.
White and R. s. Rennolds then read the
REGULAR ToASTS.
LIST The day Selebrnte: Ii will be haowed the
collections Of,Americans as long they worthy Of
freedom.
2nd. VIM and Mary: Long may she continue instruct
the youth OF Virginia in those principles that lead honor
and glory and which will fail advance their happi
and prosperity; thea their pride to cherish and
paironize her: y
who will not forget hstWashington there.
Eth The memory of Washington. drunk saudins)
5th Jefferson, Madison and Monroe Their lives were
spent coantys service-devoted TO their countrys
cause, and then fame inscribed the records OF immOr
tality.
9th Our Country OF Union may she ever boast-of
consolidation, never. (APplause)
7th The Constitution The holy depository Of liberty
SO long its principles carried "pased be the
and fr,nzied the head that would violate it."
st. The Old Dominion It's said she has degenerated
bar long shap she Be for what she has been
and for what other States in this concderaey be-
9th. American Statesmen May they faithfully discharge
reposcd them by .people-suppOrt
HteFeuer Of the CONSTITUTIONS and never suffer the syren
voice Of ambition TO allure en- from the duty they
themselves and their country.
10Th. Patrick Henry name ever dear to his country
in the hour Of Der gloom be h9yeret over her dark for
tunes like the s5rit Of hope bpon<be verge Of despair
li,it The Ifhy Sed Nsyt- Our. pride in peace-our
s f5b b. john udSp the Statesman. orator and scholar.
Itwas his pnde honor "ihe old Domnion;" 1t is hers to
revere his name
l3tb: Woman lovely woman Our hope, Our. comfort,
nnra
VOLUNTEER T'oAsTs.
Tie Faculty OF Wm.'aad. May Collage In them we
behold the Accomplishments Of the scholar, combined with
the qualities Of the gentemen-how Vgnn despair,
Professor T r. Dew: The philosopher and gentleman
He !. The pride Of y;rgiQq-'h' une'prom'ng defender
John MlliugtOp. .tirginIns adopted Son would that
she had given him birth. q.
Robert SAUNDERS a bright gem in the I of Amen.
can literature.
Beverly. Tucker: The champion Of State RighH-fnay
his p9uenee be bYuhdsd only by the outlines Of American
soil. -.
Charles Minnigerode; An ornament WIN. and Mary
BY President Dew. Students Of ~ and 43-Your Alma
Mater expects every one to do their duty.
BY Professor Mlngton. The honor, glory, and prosper
ity Of oil the Alumni Of VIM. and Mary College.
by Judge Tucker. The classes Of ~ and 40 While
the Students Of VIM and Mary continue govern them
selves by the muxmsf honor the task Of the Professor
must be easy.
BY Professor Minngcrodo. Hugh s. Legare The states
man, patriot and gendeman7bis country will long mourn
and never forget him
BY Alexander jarrett. fines Lyons Lion like in min,
I,v lance sS vS. Fbs students Of VIM. and Mary
The who is proud " hail them brethren has u,
head oappreeiae talent and no heart 70 be moved BY clio
ByJno JkgoS James 4. Rosne, >rhs.dblc lawyer an,
polished Happy ore we TO WELCOME him nroun
BY Js. E. Rpans. The s6dcdys Of VIM and Mary
her Alma Meter.
n. q A. M
instes o. al Whe - much REMAINS to perfect lc
nothing be considered a. aeoomblhhed .s
BY nOh. Henry a. Wise, (senD. VIM. and Mary Col
lsgs Ibo Alma Mater ets9srocs siaiesmen and sages-
hover over The lives Of her students.
BY Henry ST. GePgs Tucker, .sentl.. VIM. aud Mar
College venerable Alma Maer--the fruitful mothe
q distinguished sons-'eeming still, trust, with rivals
By lion. Thos wiiImer, l.so,. The first great prir
oipc Of FREQ gOvcrnmenthat which teaches men 10 do
eliminate between the power to do wrong and the duty
do right
YIN Carter, tscnt) Educatou:-The main pillar Of
ropublici May owand Virginia always have the wisdo
appfccaie the importance Of sustaining IN her own b
abroad Protection Of al home manufactures, educat0
among no rest be encouraged in preference foroig
Professor Ds@'s snnWo'eeton system to the eonirpy no
Bg Jan H. Bous, Cent? The College Of William an
Mary Renowned che Aims Mater of long linc Of Pr
s,donu and ilsstious fncpmay each Of her Sudden
b, stimulated BY the fccoecnon, emulate their virtue
inilaio tber vxampe. aUd deserve teir good fortune.
~ James Lyons. William and Mary; The vcnenb
-. of science and sound pnncpesher fame may sgl
y ~ enau1ed v hands snsh asthose 10 which it has h
~ Ro T. Arm.,ssd. william sod Mary co.ege. II
aests a her sons record her worshr and vrsiHss hop
Nv nanSvsr. ,wsshins,on otssnhow, Tn him yisrih
BE-. 81 sb. supporter q ne principles of 80 and 80,
~ 10. Oud. Tkecollcee friendships q ~ 80 Ml
mss ,.ee''sncs - ever present N or hearts: