Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-19
.r1 RRRATION IN PRINCE EDWARD.

The Fourth of July was celebrated at Bache'
lor's Hail. the residence Of VIM f. Sco't, a De
scendant of an old Revolutionary soldier, in The
comfy of Prince Edward After Military pa
rade under The command of Capt. James b. Car,
Ter. the Declaration of independence was READ
by Eebert Womack, and an Grafton delivered oy
lanes A. Bell The company having partaSen
If plentiful dinner and The cloth being removed
The following sentiments were read, Capt. Har-
wood Cary acting as President and Benz w.
Nomack. and VIM f. Scott. Vice Presidents
REGULAR ToAsTS.
l. The Day we celebrate.
.. The Memoir OF Washington.
3. Thomas jefferson, the author of the Decla-
ration of Independence
man.
s John TYLER, elected by party that has de-
serted him-May he rccolect that he is still the
Chief Magistrate of the Union.
s. The memory of those who achieved our LII
berries.
:. The Constitution of the United States.
g Union and Texas-Let them be our watch
words
9. Freedom of opinion and the right TO ex-
press it ,
IL. The fair sex--lhe greatest boon OF Heaven
10 man.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Harwood Cary, President. No Bank, no
Tariff no Distribution, but heavy crops, aRu Inc
world for market, and will be satisfied with
such currency as can get.
By Benz W. Womack, V. p James n; Polk;
The pure patriot, the excellent citizen, the honest
man. descendant OF the true Democratic SOCK;
NAV he be our next President.
By YIN. +. Scott, V. P The Union: 1t must
ba nraServed Al any sacrifice except that OF Ii
berry and Texas.
By John B. Bigger. ST. Henry Clay: May the
people of the United States leave him, in Novem-
Der next, at Ashland, 10 cut ash poles aud eat
coon meat until ne learns not 10 eiecnoiccr lor
the highest Office in the gift OF free people
By WIN. l.. Womack. Old Virginia: Le,none
modest her rights, nor set unhaowed ieei on her
domain.
b. James B. Carter VIM. c. Rives: First
Democrat. next a Conservative, now supporter
Of Wing, What will he he next, chi quite
100 changeable 10 follow.
By Win. Daniel Womack, son p. Will
Clav-nay his Tory Federalism and Ars'ocra-
cy keep him al home until ne is sent for.
By VIM. H. Cary. 81 The Constitution OF the
United States as expounded BY the memorable
Virginia Resolutions.
Nv James A. Bell. Pork necessary article
in every family, the most suitable al the head OF
,able-may the people feel H. and pm! Polk al
the head OF the nation.
gy Andrew Jackson Cary James X. Polk
The people can never too fully hon"r a man
whose talents. firnness, and devotion 10 principle,
rescued them from the Jaws OF The moneyed mon
ster.
By John w. Garter Thos. Fl. Benton: May
The people of Missouri keep him a; home uhlii
he is better fit Tor use
BY Esbert Womack The Mill Boy OF The
SlaShes If U.cle Sam trusts his meal bag WIN
him, il will fall in mud hole.
BIZ HARDWOOD Cary. John Tyler: Veto all an
constitutional acts, and the people Will honor You.
By James w. Womack, jr Henry Clay:
The arch intriguer and unbuslling eleciioneeler,
who was laid upon the shelf in lei0-who was
twice ingloriously routed by the Republican party
MAY he in 1914 meet tie same tate.
ByJno. r. Carter Col L. W. Hubbard: re-
preventative well worthy the constituents OF Ran,
doph Of Roanoke-'well done, good ana faithful
servant"
By Egbert Womack VIM c. Rives, alias Mr..
Fence Worm He is joined 10 his idolS--ie' hin
alone.
Bv Thomas Bigger The Wings: The time is
near at hand, when they will rue The day they
sacrificed their country for one mans ambition
Rv Esbert Womack. The Wing Party: The
Democrats have been digging their grave ever
since i840-in November, 1871, they will attend
their burial.
By Nathan Bell In our efforts 10 guide the des-
TIMES Of the Republic. lei us not forget 10 I'LL the
soil. You must work OF cat Tot.
By Volunteer. With the Union, Texas, free
trade, equal rights, no monopolies. and the Go
yernment where ii should he, in the hands OF the
Democracy and we bid defiance TO Henry Clay
and all his Federal clique.
ByGeorge WIN. Bell. Democrats: Abhor that
which is idle, (Clay) hut love that which is good,
(Polk)
By all ofns Virginia: In wishing for her spot
less purify, we can but say, may She act as she
has acted.