Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

az, tho ,npo;nmcni of Mr.. Woodbury., to TN
,.,oy ~ NO Sunremc Court, the Administrator
loses no,perlui advocate in the Senate lol @hat
cor oh,cc,;ons NC NAV have 10 Mr.. Woodbury.
course as poll ican, We haze never neh'eu n,.'
Utilities ~ L;oh order as statesman and deoa
,er. ana in he later character il may &c said Q
him ia, h., never permitted The cxcIiemehts
The nariisan 10 sway lin from The dignity ah'
nenilenaplv cour,esies oiihe Senator. his place
however, will probably be supplied ny one SUI
more gifted and eminent in public he; ior IL !
understood ,hat Mr.. Calhoun IS 10 60 back 10 III:
Senate"
/ To Tic Ed,t0,sof The Enquirer
R,cuuoSp CovSrY, Sept. TO- 1913.
This dav the gia, Corps OF the lis! ResI
mcn, Richmond County, by previous appoint
men assembled al Dr. Wal Fl. Tylers Spring
near Warsaw, AMI alIet about two nonrs man
ooyr;,. nar,oox OF ,umpuous dinner with
heir .ne.,s number of the citizens Of san
county. boh officers and priva'es, among whom
were some of the members OF he cavalry a"d
Artillery. particularly The officers OF the l':'er'
who manifested much interest IN Inc occasion
We also had The honor OF having some OF ou'
highly esteemed female friends OF Tue Vic'h!E ~
witness our maIy performances, ana Pat'a@c
of The ample provision made Tor 'hcif eh'sis
meni This is day which, IN our hntnpie OPT
MON, every American paifo' snuui" "dI'it,
cherish, and feel an ardeh' usFos't"h ~ 'o,''..
morale through all coming ire, when he iellects
that. on his day. universal JOY was sPtead
through our pa,icn, in consequence oil lie signal
and important, victory obtaine! over our common
foe, on Lake Erie, through the efficiency and al
most UNPARALLELED orlilude the gallant Perry;
for which noble achievement mar he long I'VE III
the hear. Of every son of Fecdom AiIer Dun
ncr, The meeting was called order, ana procia-
nation made by j. O. RutlT. Orderly Sergeant,
thai ell who Tell disposed tomingie in the giving
ard receiving of loasls, woilt! be sealed around
the table; whereupon, The table was immediate
| " fllei Then, on mo;ionhy Captain Wyatt,
! seconded BY Lieutenant Collins, Lieutenant Co.
lionel James NJ Stiff, was appointed Moderator,
and Captain Lyme ShackIefod Seer iary, and T.
B. Stephens, ESQ., assistant secretary.
The following Toa>is, among many others,
were then offered:
By VIM G. Wyatt, Cord't Of Riiiemen.-
! North America May the tine come, when her
sons from Nonh 10 Soulh. an ironi East West
from the harGy EsqumauSin The North, 10 he
sun Lnrnt Independents II Guatemala IN ne
Southland from The MeScaIS ard Red Men in
the West, 10 Inc patriotic Frce1rn Of The Interior
and East, shall become ihdi>soubly united under
one solemn league and covenant. 10 live together
as 4 land o, brothers. or die tOS,hcr in one cam
mon canse-ail being sub, ecno The same laws
sharing alike The same priv ses, and blessed
alike with the same divine lavt--:uiever ENJOY
ing peace al home and peace VIII all The w"ili
| By Isaac S. Je6ries, Lieui1ani Of Ca"a'fy
Richmond Rifle Corps: May be destined ere
the lapse of many months, 10 sire forth an or
namenl 10 the IL, regiment, andoecomc The pride
and flower OF Richmond County and may every
member thereof evince deierincd Zeal Tor the
cause in which he has enlisted.
+ b. ]. w. Collins, Licnienai OF Rilemen.
I The Cavalry Of Richmond Couly: May every
member thereof display 4 greatedegree of mill
tarv spirit Than a. any previous tRe manifested :
4 and may their Efforts 10 attain military elorv he
| crnwncd with ultimate success.
! By J. o. Butler, o s. Of Riileicn Col. Da-
MEL Garland May his latest dat be crowned
with honor and glory, for the imrrtan services
rendered b. him during The last Struggle With
! Great Britain in defence Of our riis.
| Ey Capt. Lyme Shacklclord &C Daniel Gar
| Land, Capt. Muren, Addison Clark and Robert
I Hall: The only survivors presen,who were in
/ Tie late war-Alay they live Ia zee orr country
again as victorious as when they tight Tor her
! in lSli
! By T. ". Walker, Lieut.. Of AliIlcry Col
| Z. y. Rust: Whose manly depormnt and good
examples, while an officer Of this Regiment. are
mach 10 be admired, and more 10 dominated.
By VIM. c Wyatt, Comdt ofRhemen.-
| Lieut.. Col James NJ Stiff: He has cen faithful
over few things and we will willingly trust
him over many-An honest man, The ob!cst work
OF God
By J. O. Butler, O. s. Of Rifleme Our Sc
cre;ary. Capt, Lyre Shackleiofd My his mill
/ lary spirit be compared with the honr and glory
Of hi< departed sire, whose memory 'e revere.
By VIM. H. Seile-Cart VIM c. Wyatt:
I'm example OF military skill and :enuine mo-
rally
81 J. o. Butler, Q. S Of Rih.me.-The Ri
I hIcmen oil Richmond County: The promise Of
reformation in military tactics
By +. B. Stephens, E>q-The Riff Corps OF
Richmond County: Their manly I'D soldier
Ike conduct in time OF peace, esnc, thai, in
time OF war, lhey will Prove 10 tc an onor and
glory Ia their country.
By r. T. 4. Gresham, Lieut.. Of R lemen.-
To The Priva,cs OF the Rife Corps I assist in
the command Of such men may well Inspire in
the hear Of any man military pride md glory.
ByQr. Mr.. Scrg, j. C. Milchcll.-T the Ri
nernen Of the 4lst Regiment, by whose ospi,ali-
" we have been here assembled: Mayicy he as
prompt in defending their country as g have
been in their attention 10 their guests.
81 Rob Hall, elk OF ilSl Regimen. The
Artillery Of Richmond Coun'y-s fo!ner and
present Commanders: Success has cro'ned the
bro"s Of those who are gone; may the spirits
inspire those who remain 10 Tread ~ Tue Illus
lriutS toosters.
By John JcfTries. The Navy of the States:
May it always waft the Stars and stripe, of the
I TTn.i, utgv n t,o,r
of all other naval fleets, and especially Of Great
Britain. So that she shall, never again be IL. stress
OF The seas.
Hy James X. Spillman, Lieutenant OF Rife
| men. May our Commandments sword be a. bril-
liant in war as in peace. and may his numbers
be hundred 10 one, and he will lead them N TO
laureis.
By jos. r. JciFries The Lone Star: Wewi
fight under The stars and stripes, and oT The Lone
Star, if necessary.
By F.. B. Stephens Esq. Texas: Our cou,iry
has decided the matter. II il causes war we
will fight for our country, right or wrong.
By VIM. G.. Wyatt, Comd't.o OF l'itpmcn. X IN
mond County: MAY the time speedily be ushe-ed
in, when her citizens, and especially her Officers,
shall possess military ambition enough 10 u'se
them onward 10 the attainment oil every quall-
cation neccSsaryto render them conspicuous, and
luiiy competent 10 discharge faithfully and Ell
cienlly every dntv which may devoIve up n
them; and may her Infantry, through TIE eilicien-
cy Of her officers, rise TO an emnence hitherto NJ
surpassed.
By Isaac S. Jeflres, Lieutenant Of Cavalry
The Ladies of Richmond County May they t.
inspired with The same patriotic feelings wii'ca
aclnated Mrs. Elliott TO present regiment IN iof.
ner times with splendid flag, wrought ny her
own fair hands
BY WIN. II. Settle. To Col Daniel Garland
and George Sampson. Eos, Managers; FoT
their unlimited and arduous attention 10 make our
dinner more than sumNucus, they deserve mere
than praise
BY John r. Conneee. The lc'h Of Sepem.
trmber: Lei il ever he COMMUNICATED while
Captain William C. Wyau commands corps o.
Riaenen.
By Ehenezer JefTries, Captain OF Artillery
Commodore Perry, whose brilliant achievement
and important victory on Lake Erie we have mel
this day 10 commemorate: MAY each ono oil Us
if ever called into action, be iln6ueu WIN Inc
came ,n;l;,o -, Sn;rit which acllJalcd him on thai