Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

| By Professor Millington.-1hc honor, glory, and
| prosperity of all the Alumni Of William and Mary
College.
By Judge Tucker-Ths clauses of 42 s. '43: While
The Students of William and Mary continue TO govern
themselves by the marms Of honor, the task OF the
Professors must be easy.
By Professor Mnnigerode-Hugh S Legare: The
statesman, patriot and gentleman his country Will long
mourn, and never forget him.
By Alex. Garre;t.-James Lyons: Lion like 10 mnd:
such men uphold Vrginia's fame.
By jones Lyons. The Students of William and
Mary: The who is not proud 10 hail them as orein-
has head 10 appreciate TALENT and no heart to De
moved by eloquence.
By Jno IL. Fox. James E. Roane: The able lawyer
and polished gentleman-Happy we to welcome HIM
around the festive board.
By Jas E. Roane. The Students Of WIN. and Mary:
May their lights shine TO sustain tie high reputa-
tinn al her Alma Mater
BY Gov Mcdowell (sent) The education of all
the interest Of ALL While much remains to perfect 1T
lei nothing be considered as accomplished.
BY Hon. Henry A. Wise (sent.) VIM and Mary
College: The Alma Mater of heroes statesmen and
sages-heir spirits guard the foundations Of her know
ledge, and hover over The lives Of her students.
by Henry ST. George Tucker (sent) VIM. and Mary
College: Our venerable Alma Maer-the fruitful mo
Their OF distinguished sons-teemng still, trust, with
rivals of thor glory
By Hon. Thomas w. Gilner (sent) The first great
ncipe Of FREQ government-that which teaches men
TO discriminate between the power TO do wrong and the
duty TO do right.
By Hill Carter, (ssnt) Edacation-the main pill
lar of Republic May low-lsnd Virginia always
have the wisdom to appreciate the importance of
tanning in her own bosom the means Of educating her
sons without sending them abroad-Protection of all
home Observation-Disclosures among The rest TO be
Encouraged in preference TO foreign-Professor Dews
an,irrotection system TO the contrary notwithstanding
BY John NJ. Bolts, (sent) The College of William
| and Mary Renowned rs the Alma Mater Of long
line of Presidents and illustrous men-nay each one
of her Students be stimulated by the recollection to
emulate their virtues, initiate their example and de-
serve their good fortune
| By James Lyons. William and Mary The vene
| rabe seat of science and sound nclpcs-her fame
may safely 90 onrus,. lands such as those TO which
it has this day been
BY Ro. ID. Armsteaa William and Mary College
The deeds of her sons record her worth, and Vir
gna'S hopes still lInger in her walls.
BY Hanover. Washington Greenhow In him
Virginia has able supporter of the principles of 90
and 80
By Robert Oud. The College friendships of 42-
d3 day their recolectons be ever present in our
hearts.
By William NJ. Overton. Repealers in the United
States, and Abolltionss in England Fanatics, hose
pro city Of mperlirent interference is equally cr-
minal in destroying political institutions and social
systems.
By VIM. Crump. The Students of William and
Mary Ardent, enthusiastic, enghtened-the un-
rvaled fame of our Alma Mater is safe in their keep
ing. They will preserve and illustrate her old re-
nown. In oriental phrase, may their shadows never
be less, and their images multiply.
BY W. l.. Watkins. How long would Republics
stand if the este ntatious patriotism of aspiring dema
gogues, chase as the purity and fidelity of wo.
mans love
BY John Ii. Fox. The reader Of the Declaration Of
Independence, Pleasant P Peace.
MAY all his ways, be ways Of piea'anta''s,
And all his paths be paths %! TcGce.'
Seneca NJ Conway: The day which gaze birth 10 our
happy country is honored by ls Orator.
By Alexander Garrett The President Of lie Day,
VIM. J. Neblett: An open. hearted genllemsn-hir Ia
Tents command the respect and his virtues the love Of
all who know him.
By VIM. A. Leigh. Friendship: May ts fires ever
and Gotten the heart of man-and may lis blaze
ever shine in The hearts Of the students of old William
and Mary
By H. fl. Land. Old Williamsburg When the
immortal glory star OF Virginia again ascendant shall
shine far brighter and more glorious than all the stars
of Heaven this spot it shall stand AID point 10 the
place where Graded and nuriured the anoinled
ones of her salvation
By G. w. Pamore. The Ladies of Williamsburg
The apples of the eye to married men; grapes
to old bachelors may the ladies' all consent to be |
paired.
BY D. F. Garrett. Judge Tucker: The able juriet,
and courteous gentlsman-The Students of his Law
Class will cherish with grateful the solic
tude which be has ever evInced for their instruction
and welfare
BY J. T. Semple. William and Mary: Though
founded by monarchy, she has been the great pa
trot of liberty and harmony but her morals
literature and liberty must be onward.
The Students of William and Mary: Genius 10 adorn
the nations greatness.
BY VIM. A. Leigh. Virginia. Old Virginia: May |
the clouds Of adversely, which have long owered over
her head, be dsspated by prospertys genial sum- and
may she stand forth again, far the moon, clear as
the sun, and as terrible army with banners"
Rv he oft La tate
Story idea of unity to the contrary Notwithstanding
BY Joseph Il Lswis-The Ladies' OF Williamsburg:
Their unsurpassed beauty is only rivaed by their viz
uous worth, and the destinations of their mental
lowments
Robert Oud, the man of genius and gentleman: We
with him with regret, but hope his future career
nay be successful and useful, his collegiate one
las been brilliant
r. II Armistead: zone of Natures noblemen."
BY B. F. Garrett: Success TO the Petersburg Repubi
ian.
By Ro. G. Scott,jr The students of VIM. and Mary
College Ever willing and ready TO prosecute her claims
public favor and defend her from the foul calumnes
hat have Of late been cast against her fair
By Ist Vice President. The Of William 81 Mary:
'rst in the councils of their country: May they ever
dhere to the sound principles incucated by her Alma
later.
By 2nd Vice President Woman: Without her, man
,ould be unhappy, even in the garden of Eden.
John Poindexter: VIM, & Mary welcomes back her
on.
By John Ponds1ler VIM & Mary: The mother of
statesmen and gentlemen.
NJ Messrs CAsKlE and ELLIS, Ube Orator and .
leader on the Fourth,) invited by Committee 4
the Volunteers provide copies of their excellent
idresses for publication. We regret that they have
eclined the request The correspondence in our next
We are authorised announce, that the Cabinet o
have at length been completed, and that the
placed under The administration Of o.