Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-18

vid S. Young, Esq.-atter which DR. Johnson denVere
to an attentive audience Grafton filled with the no
hlest sentiments Of patriotism which seemed 10 draw
from the listening crowd the wa'mest tokens OF hef up
urobston Suffice il 10 say il compimented by ever
s,eneg .nd all, with one accofo, aaiu 'as ~ oiu o
both 10 lis head and heart
The linz yss again formed, and the company repaiTe
u the W.vocs1arou-i Hotel, where TO the number Q
ahou, 100 thew plIuok at very sumptuous entertain
men, ~ Cen Chapman which was served up On al
s ,., u,r,e;yO IN fac style and abundant enough t
have sersed tece The company. Alter the cloth va
removes Dr. L. Wnidell was appointed President
the dav, and Colonel Franklin McCue Vice Preside nj
when the following reg ToasT leaS' were
The l7ti day of June 49, the Battle OF Bunker Hli
tho dawn nc the Revolution-Ws will always cherist
the memory Of those devoted patriots who poured gu
their blood in defending snd establishing the dearss
rights Of freemen--ciVii, anu ,eng'ou' 10y :, =
Panpl,r Ednc,ton-knowiedge IS power-Let VI
labor - sy,end its blessings every child in our land
F,o,o. The proudesi title of nobility known IN The
land Of Warrington.
prise of whatever useiu KIM, anu may ne always e
la,e The virtues of Franklin.
wnman-On whom rests the destiny Of man-Le
us cherish the great regulator oil the passions
Of man and look upon her the shrine OF virtue ane
tina, oe are bound by the highest obligations of honor
TO defend and protect her. 49,
ia COMMUNICATIVE for the motive. 1t is memoir
Al of The past present and future. II looks to God
TO our Pilgrim Fathers, to the 4th OF July 49, 10 GU
b,n,y form of Government, to civil and religious ~
herty and with deep emotions It looks TO George an
inaion We claim it here to-day, as our own -
"l,ile Ta,nmany" assembled; for "we, too, are Anne
r,caIs. , A.,
Nv Jas g. Waddel-The day We celebrate; May
never be forgotten long there shall De po'r
o, 10 echo and re echo Tia praise and masnanm''y OF
LODI Thar
and their sacred honor TO maintain their country 'ee
dom ,.,,. p; Il ii,
endeavors to Virginia from reputation he has beer
repudiaed May Augusta see her error, ano return &c
him ten fold
By A. Lypn-Wsm Frazier, Esq One Of our
able and efficient Delegates in the last Legislature
though beaten in the last contest 10y mistaken views
Old Augusta will, on the 4th Thursday in April
Al arain restore him TO the councils of State.
By 5. J. Fairsm.-The Battle of Bunker Hill: Free
men fell, but Liberty triumphed.
By Capt Geo. Ray!o7.-J John Tyler, President oil the
L. s 4 little more conssen, than those who put
bun power.
BIZ Capt. Geo william Frazier Our late
able and talented Delegate acting with pure heart
and patriotic spirit although left behind through ms
taken or erroneous views, he must not remain there
long.
By George A. Bru:e.-May the injury sustained
by our late al ! worthy Delegate, William Frazier,
for hs vote with the Democratic party, soon be re-
paired by his election to the Legislature OF Virginia
in a.
BY Jas S Bush.-Henry Clay: The greatest states
man the world ever khew-may he live 10 repair the
wrongs done his country, and his name descend unfair
nshe the latest pos,erty, with the piaudt OF well
done good and faithful servant.
By David D koner.-M Van Buren,: true De
mocrai uhosc principles, Ike the ghty waters, pros
ta,e all Whsgery before them, like the strong current
over noAous weeds.