Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-18
ALTON N CAROLINE.

The great Anniversary Of Amercan l~ndepend
ence was celebrated with much spirit and enjoy
ment at Pleasant Spring, near Needwood, in Ca
roline county. The Conn any consisted OF from
eighty 10 one hundred gentlemen, who partook Of
an excellent barbecue, under the beau tiful trees
which overshadow the spring. II was quite a fte
cham ere. Mr.. w. K. b. Wrru was appointed
President, assisted by Mr. J.. 3. Tod, as Vice Pre-
sidenl, and Joseph M. Seay as Secretary. After
dinner, the declaration was read BY The President,
and a handsome address delivered BY Mr.. L. w.
Taliaferro, and The following luasts and senti-
menls were given. The Company n joyed them
selves very much, and, as The sun declined, broke
VI with checriulness and good feeling:
ToAsTs.
By DR.. L. Taliaterro. The Day we Celebrate:
May the independence il commentaries glide
sweerly on in happiness and peace.
BY Jno. T. Rawlings. The Republic of The
United States: An asylum for the oppressed,
aud the envy of all nations.
BY ]. B. Chandler. Andrew Jackson, the Hero
Of Orleans: His memory is dear 10 every huc
American.
BY A. S. Hundley. Texas: Immediate an
n~exaiion.
ByP. II. Caffrey. James X. Polk, President
of The United States: With his j~udicious Cati-
net, and Messrs. Richie and ~fieiss, the country
must prosper.
By DR.. T. L. Scott. Our Counry-our whole
Counlry-'our Country, right or wrong Curse
the man who will moi support ii.
By Jas. c.. Luck The Memory OF Washing
ton: May it oe perpeluaied in the hearts Of bis
country
By c w. Blanion. General Jackson is no
more A nation Weeps.
By DR.. L. L. Scott. Lewis W. Taliaferro,
The Orator Of the Day Distinguished alike for
the qualities OF the head and Of the heart. Sue
cess to his career.
On the announcement OF this toast, Mr.. Talia-
ferro arose, and addressed the Company in n very
happy and appropriate manner, and concluded
with the following sentiment: Our coun,Iy's
rights, or OUT arms enforce them.
By John S. Blanton. Let our Constitution be
sustained, and our government will stand.
BY John w. Scott. Henry Clay ! glory in
his political defeat, bur bcmoan his private mis-.
fortunes.
By Richard w. Hu'cheson. General Jackson:
His country mourns his loss.
By Henry L. Daggett. Virginia and her
Daughters: God bless Them.
By Thos. boswell. The Fourth Of July, the
day VIC celebrate.
By W. w Mallory. Caroline and Hanover:
Strangers for the want OF a bridge. May they
soon have one near this point.
By I. T. Talialerro. To the characteristic Of
Jackson-TIulh For, "Truth crushed to earth
will rise again"
By Or. L. Taliaferro. The memory Of the
sleeping tenant of the tomb al Mount Vernon.
By w. A. Moncure. The author OF RAN
dolnh Of Roanoke" Seth Barton of y. Orleans.
An in,elligen, and worthy son Of the Old Domi-
Mon.
By r. W. Scor. The Ladies OF Virginia, and
oil Hanover and Caroline in particular.
BY DR.. T L. Scott. The Old Bachelors: The
real salt Of the earth. The old maids may look
our, when they are about.
BY Or. 3. w. Morris. lam q bachelot-am
we'll otf-been here long enough 10 want a wife
Send this 10 the ladies.
BIZ John B. Tod. The Old Bachelors: We.
~ good in their places--old maids ditto.
By James Hill. The lawyers declaration lee
fec simple, and simple fee, and all the fees in
toH, are nothing when compared 10 thee, thou
best Of ~tees-ffmaie.
By w. O. Fl. God was pleased with the sa-
criticp Of ol LEI us be pleased today.
BY l.. vs.. Taliaierro. Our Country, rish! or
wrong"
By Major +. Eubank. Success 10 The militia.
Bv r. w. Scott. The President Of the Day
May he long live 10 grace The 4th.
By the President. The Sires of 70: We, their
sons, will transmit 10 posteriiy, unlarnished, the
priceless Jewels they have bequealhed us-Inde.
p~enGcnce and Liberty.
By r. I. Workman. The United States and
Texas: A noble groom and blooming bride. God
send a prolific offspring.
81 James Hill. May The people we trust be
honest, and The world We live in, be free.
By G. s. Duval. The Hon. Louis McLane:
May he be prosperous in The arduous task con-
ierred on him as Minister 20 England, on The i'm
portan, qnes,ion OF Oregon.
By John K Taylor. J. III. Bots: The great
embodiment OF Whisgery.
By Charles BIZ ,on. The Day We celebrate:
MAY il long be remembered
BIZ DR.. ". r. Young. The good Of this world
fir,,-the good of the next afterwards.
By Ira L. Bowles. Politics and Women: The
frst shall be last, and the last first.
By c.. w. Blanion. Col. James NJ. G.. Dick
inson: A Republican, and a polished gentleman.
By II. T. Doggetl. The Hero Of New Or
leans: The second only 10 Washington.
By J w. Scott. Honored be the ma Of An
drew Jackson.
BY w o. Doggeu. IAN honest mans the
nohlest work Of God"
By DR.. T. L. Scott. E PiuyJus Unum, the
rIotio of the T.. States: We wish The plur,Gas 10
o. constantly incre sing.
By James c. Lucke. May all our guests have
Jared allheir case and pleasure.
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