Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

CITIZENS DINNER AT BACON QUARTER
QRANCH
rsiDsY noasISo. July n. is.s.

CITIZENS. DINNER AT BACON QUARTER
BRANCH
t.. r,.,,h .f July xa. CONNIE u,orated by some o
Inc ro'''n - , 10y -" O.. u. a., .bo,,
~ -. -. ...n The can,.ny was not M large q.
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otherwise would have been. Every 'n'ns no~e'o''p
ed on pleasantly and the satisfaction OF all who were
n,...n,
.rh. C,n,v,,g .entment. were drunk:
:, 60, I,h,ry I, !. the cause of m.nk ind at large
s.sI q, A.. ra,f,.d a, ,,.,c. and el,sse. The
:, "A. ,.,.nns \. 30, ,.c,,,Iv tb.r. : n il IN.
.oD,a.,,s,c oa;c, of m. people proper
N, Judse Robertson. The People: The only leet-
10y ,hs onIv .ovr,.i,n under Heaven posses
80, o. n.,,,.in nn,,e, md power to maintain right.
~. I,..,h N,vo On The 4th OF July willing to
by Joseph my va ~ xh.b,9 he take. his tex,
s s,--.- -. % .,.I.,io,
M, Jobn s. Ca-sic Virginia Of the present day; We'll
',. ' ~ v,,,,n,. of sny o,ner day
D. a., Wallace The Patriots OF the Revolutions Bra
-, have never ,rod the field adorned the social cir
-. The ,pirit W Inch n ,wed the Ire. OF knowledge
,,h.,.d nv them so tina, they became as Gods know
inr good and evil. richer inheritance was never be-
oy ~, so,.s,,S.rs ha, been preserved in the
i,...sn,, of some OF their children OF this day ovenand
le us hope that will be in them and their chill
49,. ch,Id,en
~. c.m.,, white The Hon. Andrew Stevenson: For
an. faithful and able discharge Of his duty his Grafton
msmor,,iye of the character and public OF An.
- i,ct.on may he receive the respect OF every
h..,,.d American patroi and be forgotten by Virginia
~ hi ang pubc services to his county in every
-,
". c,r,ep Hall The eitzens' dinner and the dinner
NAV thew increase with time aud end only in
c,ernity on n 18th of July
Rv Maj Charles Yancey The City OF Richmond: Slow
ofhsr le,.rhgy. become great city.
By Cemen, White Our old and respected fellow eit-
IAN Thomas Richie, Esq Health and prosperity ate nd
h;" in hi. new SITUATION Long may he 1--we to ado,a the
editorial chair.
Rv Wn, Wallace Democracy must lie heaven born in
,.,c,u,l: Without this yft and all professions
aarI.
nv one of the Company Whggery and Democracy
a.d .omn,nioos on the 18th OF July should be
Ann, against Them both.
Nv Green Hall eph Mayo: true disciple OF LII
bery an able and eloquent lawyer. May he always be
plsced where he should be.
~ Jos Mayo The mep,ory OF Captain W. ID. Wren
One OF the best Of citizens the kndest OF neghbors aud the
hone s,e,t of men,
BY Richard Il. Gooch The education OF the people
The first duty Of Government, and according To the sen.
en of Jefferson the only security the preservation VI
our liberties
ByP v. Daniel, Jr. Popular Educnhon The harvest,
trulv Ia penteous but the laborers few May they
soon be both many and sciiye.
By Jane. IA. Walford. John 3 Caskie; noble evil
superior facilities Afforded by the CniSersy OF
yirgnis for education She proud OF him as he OF her,
Mr. c responded in a lew remarks.
BY John II. Collins. Gen. Jackson: great spirit has
fled; may his memory never be forgotten.
By Charles Lscombe. The Day celebrate: The first
dawn OF liberty in this Western world; may the day o.
honored ss long Us Liberty has yotares.
By Augustus Mordecai. The Fourth OF July; The day
Of the month Of the year 20
BY Joseph Mayo Judge Robertson; lhe aoIe and H.
def.tisuble Judge and the friend q. human liberty.
BY Maj Yancey. George Washington: Even TO name
him is to eulogise him.
By Clement White. Maj. Charles fancey: Long has
he kept the faith, and long NAV he ave to Stimulate our
Constitution.
By MAJOR Yaneey Judge Daniel Tie successor Of Mar
shall and Barbour Always honored by Virginia, though