Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-14

the OF his audience by OF eloquenc'
which we know how compliment il deserves; We
can only say that worthy Of the place where he stood
and the great occasion had assembled
The Declaration Of Independence then read in
clear and distinct voice, which having finished the gentle
man took his amidst the acclamaons OF the whole
company The juice Of the grape then made
10 circulate freely with its carcdispcing power whilst the
following regular and volunteer toasts were offered and
drank with applause
REGULAR ToAsTs.
I. The Fourth Of July: The Jubilee Of Freemen The
nv ON which political schisms rebukcd and sienced by
the gushing and heartfelt outpourngs OF patriotic ennusi
q The 18th June I575 History records its fame and
the Bunker Hill Monument perpetuses its glory.
q George Washington: Every scene at the Revolution
ia endearcd by noble deeds and daring high the patriots
heart and thy memory, Heaven protected Hero haio"s
every scene. =.
The Heroes Of l776: When asked for their eulogy, hu
man intellect wnpt in wonder, looks to Heaven for the
response. .e
and thy heoism: for the grave OF Pulas
hi haows her SOIL and the tomb OF Sobiesk looks down
upon her waters.
G. Russa-Uniecing, graspng dcspodsm: A gloomy
fate awaits thee like him of old who grasPed at the es
of Heaven thy leafhen rebuton shall be the vuliue and
the rock.
Z. The Army and Navy: Give them theatre on winch
10 act and history would assign them as lofty niche in the
Temple Of Fame her bright has given To the heroes
of Theimopyle and Salamis.
&. William and Mary College: het ttoesso's are ue
skfu artisans that smooth aud polish the diamonds oi the
O. Civil and Religious Liberty Like the Colosseum OF
Rome while they stand country sale; when ey IAN
the Temple Of Liberty crumbles into ruins
TO- England Her love OF dominion If urging her onward
from empire empire The shirt of Nessus was not more
fatal than her ambition. Let the late oil the towering
Napoleon be her warning.
IL THE Union: Our country's most beautiful gem. Let
ms Indignantly dash from the cup in which this fair and
bright jewel can be dissolved
NarkfON
spot of earth these old places is haowsd for ON the one
the tree Of Liberty planted, the other II grew and
oushed and the last extended its broad branches
over n hemisphere.
10 Woman: Why attempt pnnegyric thee7 &c
MUS Godke as ii is lost in the ethereal beauty OF the
theme.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY the President The Irish Repealer in the u States
Take gentlemen how you interfere win o'ner Peo
By Dr. Robert NJ Garrett Vice President Agriculture
and Commerce: Free and unshacked they form the only
sure foundation Of national virtue und prosperity.
By Col Goodrich Durfcy, Vice President "Our coun
y: Wherever her Eagleswing is either on land Or
sea- there her citizens find safety and protection.
By Capt Albert e.. Southall. Abolitonists 81 England
Take care gentlemen how you interfere with other Peo-
Plies business"
By John s. Lacy guest. strict construction OF the
Federal Constitution: The surest and best means oil pre-
serving the union Of the States.
By William b. Taiaerro, guest "'Iis said that the
days OF the cavaliers Of Virginia have Departed but their
glory has descended to the Militia Of Virginia
By james E. Roane guest. The citizens oil Wiliiams-
burg and its vicinity Their kindness, hospitality and utoa
nifty can only be equaed by their PATRIOTISM and devotion
country.
BY John l.. Poindexter, IT., guest free ltaue anu
By Col Andrew B. Hankius. The memory of General
Lafayette.
By Parkes Slater Our country: Like an old maid, may
it ever boast of its freedom and independence, happy in its
present state yet looking forward with pleasing anti
cpaions to change for the better strictly guarding her
with patriotic and when union Is called Tor
ever ready 20 present her heart and hand.
BY Col Andrew b. Hankins. Whigs-uniied We stand,
divided we fall: Give Henry Clay, and will have ALL
BY one of the company Liberty toerates freedom OF
opinion.
By DR.. James Clarke, guest. John Tyler: As ciii
zen, love him, politician admire the hmness OF
the man, who for conscience and for freedom battle
against the temptations OF aspiring men.
By Prof. Robert Saunders (sent) Henry Cay The
foremost in the u. States-
By William Waller. John c. Calhoun The glory Of
Caroina-God grant that old Virginia will sustain the able
advocate Of State Rights and State Sovereignty
By DR.. Robert NJ. Garrett Vice President The Fede-
raj Constitution: monument OF the wisdom and patroi
ism Of the heroes and sages of the Revolution, justly
yercd by the people who will suffer it be deaced
by the successful interpretations OF any Presidential aspl
rant
By the Reader of the Declaration. Henry Clay: Whose
eloquonce
Is as rapid, as deep, as brilliant tide,
As ever bore freedom aloft on its wave.
BY John s. Lacy, guest. Old Virginia: The flag ship
of Democracy, the defender in 1910 and 49, of the Prn
cpes which, 49, she assered-she neither be sedu
ced inundated
By c. c. p Bunuss Henry Clay "His fame is his
own-to it, no mans praise add, and from it, mans
can detrncL"
By Richard r. Garrett, guest. Henry A. Wise: An
honest politician the eloquent bold and unyiedng defend
or Of Southern rights and insttuions-the "old Seventh"
honours him, and will trust him.
By Joseph Gresham. The memory OF the late John
Taylor, OF Caroline: The incorporating enemy OF Cor
porations, both State and Federal.
By John NJ Maupin. "The union oil the Wings" once
more, "or the sake OF the Union"
BY Dr. Garrett, Vice President. Henry A. Wise: Elect
ed General by the "old Raeigh Regiment and publicly
commissioned to LEAD on-we will follow" Where were
you, officers and soldiers, valiant and true in the late
battle Of your "IeGder7" Any desertersl-Eh!
BY John Morrison. Henry Clay; He owes his present
proud elevation accidental circumstances Of birth or
urtune, but to the ennobng traits OF intellect and
virtue.
By William Waller. God grant that wisos District
may sanction the "Coaton between the Puritan and
Backlog"
BY Peter Powell The Declaration OF Independence:
pledge Of the lives fortunes and sacred honous Of three
millions NOV sevenieen) Of freemen, herocay made, and
os CALAMITY redeemed.
Legare.
By COL Goodrich Durfey, Vice President virgnia: Our
mother long the seasons shall continue their
course and flal affections have place in the human heart
we shall and love her
BY VIM. Waller Lemuel ]. Bowden: youthful bu
able advocate Of State RighB-hgber honOrs than those
he enjoys await him from the people, whose servant
he ~.
When this last drank, Mr.. Bowdon and
responded IT, in few suitable and appropriate remarks
and concluded them with the following sentiment
Jamestown Williamsburg, and Yorktown: The nation:
birthplace, the cradle Of liberty, and the Of royalty
They watch.words TO the earth,
when man would do a deed OF worth,
lie looks TO these, and turns TO tread,
SO sanctioned, on the yranfs head.
BY Dr.. Garrett, Vice President Judge Abel r. Upshur
he IN
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