Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-08

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s.cA esu,at y spinion. b veud merely propose 6sd
oeer - he To change the another elements
nhr hh Tie gsnsrsv thai should ehasse,eri.s nob.
miads 10 direct the thoughts of present 20 saohsr
arm Of the srp,.v.sgsd art. rendering honor to whom
honor 10 due. lie therefore gave,
by Lsul Col. Muniord. Tho fame Of our Navy. Il
spssng forth. suddenly and ulofmsd like tho Goodies,
| VI Beauty from The foam OF the
| B--, H. L. O. These War Gentry. Like
Nick Bc,ons hero. they seem L, have "sPpsd srim
sfsss sAuf. and are all on fire."
BY Sergeant Wade. X. +. A. Out upon your Greek
end Tr,jsn heroes Give mo the Yankees. As Tom
Brown ss,d Of the mpsne,sble skin Of Achilles, with his
impene,rabi. amor over il, "By Dspsea could As.s
Jessh Tie Deud pih sscA sdrsafagss
by Lieut. Rawlinss. II. F. The Richmond Lish,
Suard; While they continue follow the example of their
Conmandef. they will be found in the path Of dis.
| honor. =
Captain ses,on responded to this gracefully and
eioqoenb with the earnestness Il who feels aud tho
words OF ooe Whose "high thoughts set in heart OF
| eourtrsie."
By G. H. Lee. r. L. G. The 4h day Of July The Goth
year Of our independence May sons be united a, we
now ore, " years hence in celebrating this great day.
By Jsrenish OConucr. X. L. c. Erin my native land:
May she never relax her efforts until like Aecs she Is
Tree. glorious and independcnt-un Liberty sheds her
sacred light upon the Emerald Isle and NIL around
cling Shores her chlrrn Of old. shall chant the songs
| VI Freedom.
by Lieut.. Nimmo, r. +. A. Oar County: The world
gathering ifu from land enriched with parotc blood
by Surgeon Brown X. +. A. The patriots OF the Re.
violation: To cherish their memory and to walk BY the
light OF their high example, 10 the sacred duty Of every
by James L. Davis, Of the X. L. C. The Richmond
Fsyets Artillery: vny,niu's RICH, arm.
BY Robert Mott, an old Arilieryrnau aud an honorary
member. Col. Rutherfoord His example ss fist com
mandef of the Fayeie Artillery contributed largely Ia
max. what il has arrived to be under Its present CON-
| msnder-s noble and efficient corps.
The Captain, by virtue Of his Office as President having
imposed upon his old Colonel the duty OF responding for
both, Col Rutherford, with that dignity, fine sense and
good ecng, which arc emincny part Of his character
proceeded to thanks for grateful attention his old
ID him he. ,f th. MI.
days hc had passed with hem which he
NJ among the happest OF his life and he said that - long
rs memory lasted, he could forget the sterling
whom he had been aud was much attached. He con-
eluded with this sentiment Tho Richmond Fsyete Ar
cry Esto psrp,fua.
BY Lieut. Bowen, Of the r. F. A. Our guests, the
Richmond Light Guard: As examples worthy Of our im
ta,ion, they have gone forward and shown path IN
which we may tread, "whe every step is binding wings
| on our victorious feet"
BY Corporal Clarke Of the II. F. A. The Light Guard
Ihey wear the color oi their hearts the outside-red
and not black.
by Orderly Sergeant Hitchcock, r. f. A. Captain Sea-
ton: Lofty IN his bearing accomplished in his command
AN officer whom We should expect initiate tho
ample OF Sidney, when RiUs the ,oaier 10 fhe dying
soldier.
BY Corporal j. D. Williams. Il. L. c. The present field
officers of the 18th Regiment: Drawer wo do
not wish; better VIC cannot have.
by =. CRANES, X. L. G. The Richmond Fayc,,c Ar
uery and the Light Guard. Preserve your honor
Tree irom biemishbe always ready take up arms
defence OF your county,
ny Seig,a ant j. ,. Roane, X. L. G.. The Richmond
fsyettc ARTILLERY May they have Commander in
ieor TO their present Cnpain one, his superior, they
| never find.
This toast having been seized upon and read aloud by
Sspain sea'on, through some msFus he said lest the
Captains mode.y might exclude it, Capt Ellis took occs-
sion TO render his acknowledgement for the other
compliments which hearts "more generous than Just in
nau dictated lie spoke ct the pride he felt IN
sope future day it might assume high rank among the
| 49, as -, "'e s'-r' ne described 'he scenes mo
"nen me ",en VINO 'hen heard MIN might be called
V e' ""eh inc soiuiet witnesses MS iaSohte
Io"psno's suoueny cut down before his cyes-hose
- rom .ne nsh OF health and the vivae
YOUTH 'ne enasuhess oil agoni:ed death-frcm the
b.d hs.n HI. e 20 'e snIek ana the eonvusHn
w ~ m ''''une 70 'ooA upon sueh scenes IN another
,y pAeeo 'ne' bravery nneer MS control, he ielt
;.. 49, VI ostani responsibility vi MS deter
.. ~ .', W " nc Wouiu not SPEAK out ms as
-, Li,,. xvL " s iue'oen' w eauah' er'
| e.. n'a',s mads on r'Ghe Nag ship upon Lake
| IN. sr-v,xo, IL "a ~ 80 sho' away Hoh AROUND gun
ned ,n,n their MAJ. S 'ounu " rs'ry' ana then step
i.Iiou .,n, I,v ,,,,,oJJ - ne looAeu al we poor
| Cd nj, III. oo,n,.n. u -; D ~ - I I ~ - .
| nr.y,iI,J .n,,,, A.. ,eI,,,s,s :, I, - ~ -,
sire which ne believed now animated them In nike hen
selves rst IN war frs, in f;,. in Inc he's T r.,
.m.Il candle may Ii.h, , ,hsoJ So d. r., So =. on'
ample here kinded NAV in some dcsree e.,end ,bIo,h
out the State In conclusion since ho had been ,bus
he lf,k
E.,,Imin,,ipn Ia The mos, o,,I diss,.s ,n v.,
It "a much desire 10 command win ,oIi,,e ~ nhe
| BY John III. Pleasants nvitei guest--,seni, but
mnlaid.) The memory OF John b. Richardson, late
Captain OF the la Fa,eti Artillery; in whom
tn re was guile and whom his friends will forget
while truth hoLor and courage respected and benevo
| lenee Lived.
| By Corp'l J. b. Williams r. L. G. The absence nj
Blues and Grays They arc all true bIu.s-may each grow
BY serpeunt Hatcher n. F. A. The Volunteer, Of Pc.
| tersburs: Their name is their eulogy
| BY VIM. II. West X. r. A. Woman: The morning
Of infancy the day star Of manhood the evening star
u age Bless such stars MAJ we ba.k in their influence
| until we are sky.hish!
BY Capt Seaon positively his last appearance" Wo.
| man:
"Drink We 10 her That each loves hest
| Aud II va nurse flame
That's told but TO hear mutual breast
| We will not osk her name
|
| Enough VIII lie memory tranced and glad
| Paints silently tue fair,
| That each should dream Of Joys he's bad
| of yet may hope to share.
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