Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12

our Independence.
5. The memory of John Marshall:
"a combination and form indeed
Where every God did seem 10 sci ms seal
To give the world assurance OF man.
Q. The Union: The main pillar in the temple
Of American Libcrty-des,roy II, and Inc Whoe
edifice will tumble into runs. The prayer OF
every patriot is este perpetual. AR, we nave
lived and loved together
10 LAFAYETTE. koscusko and their valiant
compa,riots Whilst we can never pay The large
debt Of gratitude we owe them, yet we Will never
forget that ii IS DIE Mar>eies Hymn
Ii. Our country, right or wrong. PUSH
along, keep moving.
II. The Star Spangled Banner Long may il
wave, DER the land of the free and home OF Inc
brave. lair, Star Spanged Banner
ID Woman: Heavens last best gilt 10 man.
"The world was sad, the garden was wild,
And man, the hermit, sighed till woman smiled
IAr Am mol iondly thine own2l
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
Sent BY Thomas Richie, ST, Esq, an invited
guess,
The blessed UNION of these "Efes end Iads-
pendent States" Those whom Con hath joined
together, let no man put asunder."
Sent By Joseph Mayo, Esq, an invited guest.
Capt Brooke: His courteous manners ana anna
bic temper a guarantee 10 the soldier against all
official arrogance; his valor, sure pledge "t his
services to his country in time OF reed
To which Capt. Brooke responded IN bret
and happy manner
Sent bv Capt. II. c. Cabell an invited guest.
The Volunteer Companies OF the city of Rich
mond A Republic that can boast OF such as these
REQUIRES no standing army TO guard the rights and
protect the liberties of her citizens.
Sent by r. C. Reynolds, an invited guest
Lieut.. Munford ofthe Light Guard: His talents
and high character point him ont as one destined
10 run an useful and brilliant career
By Lieut. August. The officers and soldiers OF
the Public Guard: When Virginia is asked for
her military levels, She will not be ashamed TO
point to them
Lieut. Cav, ofthc Guard, responded TO this sen-
lnent, and offered the following
The Richmond Grays: The display which
they have this day made gives high promise OF
their future usefulness and superior discipline.
By Lieut. r. G. Scott, jr. John ). Caskie:
His distinguished effort on the 4th OF July 1913,
has received and deserved 10 have the thanks OF
every volunteer soldier in the city OF Richmond
To which Mr. Cas;iie responded with few
eloquent ana appropriate remarks, and concluded
by offering the following sentiment
This day, this American day: Be party po-
litics forgotten, and partizan passions buried
fror. dawn till darkness It's American, all Anne
rican
By Ii T. P August. Our guest, John Poin-
dexter, Jr., OF the county oil Louisa: A rue Fir-
ginan, in whom there is no guile
Mr. Poindexter replied 10 this sentiment in an
eloquent and neat speech and offered the following
loaS
The Richmond Grays; Twas such as they in
DAYS OF wore,
That laugh, TO British tories reels,
The manual exercise OF heels"
b. Captain Brooke. Volunteer Soldiers; In
time Of peace The hes; safeguard; and in time Of
war, the sureSt reliance Of The country.
Sent BY a Lady The Richmond Grays if
We can Judge from first appearances, will gain Tor
themselves the renown which oil good soldiers
merit Success TO them.
By Lieut.. August. The fair authoreSs of the
toast just ei"en II she be single, may some gal
liant Gray be as much taken with her as she was
with the Company Success 10 her. She merits
q Jewel of soldier.
By Lieut.. Scott Annexation of Texas: IL is
not as il should be 4 national question: IS such,
We might have 10 decide it Il; The bayone-it is,
as il should not be- a party question: we Will de- /!
eide il peaceab!y al the ball0:-boy
b. Lieut.. Rice. Liberty: Dearly boush, ny /
our ioreiather:-may il be forever maintained by
the write and strong arms Of their sons.
By Lieut. Wani. Stand Who gaeS hcr" (
Give the countersign: Union and the Conslitp- {
lion Pass on.
l.
Absent hu: not forgotten
By John Poindexter, an invited guest Henry I
Clay ana James X. Polk: Whichever may b.
elected, let him pursue his duty.
BIZ X. w Hunter The Navy of the H. S:
The pride OF every patrio,-,he chivaliy of the
ocean--proclaiming the national honor as far as
waters roll or winds can wait IT,
b. K W. Allen. Capt Charles Dimmock:
The perfect soldier and genileman-lomg may he
live 10 ENJOY the reputation 50 much deserved,
and may the Richmond Grays look upon him as
lie star OF their existence.
By w. l.. Stevenson. La Faycue: As long .
as the flag Of freedom shall wave in triumph on |
freedoms shore, SO long shall the memory of La ,
Fayete b. cherished 10y every true American.
b. I. NJ Meredith Patrick Henry--and the /
Ladies.
By VIM ChiliresS. La Faycue The friend |
OF Washington ami volunteer in the cause of
American Freedom
BY Geo z. Mycrs, an invited guest, The Rich
mond Grays MAY they live TO grow gray in de-
fence Of the American Union
By Thomas f. Butler. IN invited guest The |
Richmond Grays Blu, yesterday raw recruits-to |
day a we'll disciplined and efficient corps OF gal !
iani soldiers
By d. a Cardwell, an invited guest The
South No legislation on The part OF The Federal
Government for the protection OF her peculiar in
s'ilutons Constitutional compromises failing,
we rel; upon the stout hearts and strong arms OF
her sons.
By Seret S NJ Bailv. The Richmond Volu-
teers Nav brotherly love exist among them,
and NAV they all endeavor TO increase The militia
~ spirit in our city
b. Serst. S. NJ. Bailv. Henry CLAY.
b Private Gincr The Grays May they live
10 green old age
By Corporal Starr. The Stars of our Standard
Sheet Like the constellation of Heaven, may they
be found III the ascendant during the darkness OF
discord
ByH Garbanati The dav we celebrate: The
brightes, star in The armament of Freedom.
BY D A. Cardwcll The Richmond Grays
We hail them as valuable acquisition TO the
volunteer militia Of our countryside strong arm
OF our national and municipal strength.
b. Serg,. S. NJ Baiy The Ladies llwecan
gain their appreciation, We are sure OF success.
By John ) Caske, an invited guest The
Orator and Reader To them bumper---a bum
Per-ior richly, yea most richly, is ii deserved.
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From The Pockbridgc Yailey Star, july G..
Hen. Jale q IFtller's Speech at The Court House
on Thursday night last.
THE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION,
Met on Thursday nigh, last. and was numcr
ously attended The proceedings will be found
below, and we ask for them the careful per;lsal
Of the Democrats OF The Counlry all of whom
hav. deep interest in giving force and efficiency
10 the several suggestions therein made. 1t is
earnestly desired, that all who have been appoint
ed Delegates 10 the State Convention, should al
tend; and if any OF them should BE- unable 10
attend, We ask all such 10 communicate with Col
Caruthers, at an early day. We mean 10 be
fully represented, and 10 that end is necessary
that we should hear from each one that has been
appointed BY the middle OF July at iarthest
The committees of Vigilance have also i'm