Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-11
CITIZENS, dinner AT BACON otARIE3


BRANCH.
The Fonr,h Of July was comneh:ofd'eu y
some Of our citizens al Gotdin's Spring o"ins
10 The short notice which was given, Tie coiDPan!
was not as LARGO as i, otherwise would have been
Everything, however, passed of pleasantly az" -
The satisfaction OF all who were present
The following sentiments weredrunk;
BY Judge p. V. Daniel, President OF the Day,
The cause of Civil Liberty: II is The cause "
mankind at larse-too sacred TO be coiii'ueu -
castles or classes. The celebration OF lis triunphs
is not peculiarly theirs; it's The appropriate "
flee OF The people proper. ID. -rho
By Judge John Robertson. The People; Inc
only legitimate sovereign-lhe only sosele'sn
under Heaven possessing right 70 main'di" pow
er. and power 10 maintain right. III, om
BY Joseph Mayo. On lhe llh oil july %i'
willing 10 Commune with any honest ,''an, Wnu-
ther he take his text from Genesis or ReVeia'lol'.
By John S. Cask;e. Virginia OF the present
day: Well worthy Of Virginia Of any otnen DAY
By VIM. Wallace. The Patriots OF lhe heVo-
luton: Drawer men have never trod Inc nea oi
adorned the social circle The spirit wnicn now
Cd from The Tree Of knowledge was inhaled Dy
them, 50 that they became as Gods, knowing Soou
and evil A richer inheritance was never NC
queathed b. any nation 10 succeeding ase>' ne
God like imnress nj our furetathers has been pre-
served in The lineamens OF some OF theil cur,
dren Of this day cven-and lei US hope, that II VIII
be preserved in them and their children chi'I.I'
By Clement White The Hon. Andrew oie-
venSon: For The faithful and able di>chaISe o, ms
duY IN his Grafton commemorative OF lne Ghal
acler and public services OF Andrew Jackson,
may be receive The respect of every ue-heared
American patriot, and moi be forgotten by fifs'-
al v,
every emergency.
By Green Hall. The citizens dinner and me
| dinner 10 citizens: MAY thew increase with Time
and end only in gently, on 18th OF July:
By Maj Charles Yancey. The City oil Rich-
mond: Slow in developing The great resources OF
nature, hu must in despite OF her letharsy, De-
come great city,
Ry Cemen, White. Our old and respected
ielow-cilizen, Thomas Richie, Esq: Health
and prosperity attend him in his new situation.
J Long may he ike 10 adorn The editorial chair
BY Vim. Wallace Democracy mus, he hea.
| ven-born, Intellectual: Without this gilt and
requirement, all professions are frauds pracised
on The incredulous.
/ By one Of the Company Whisgely and De-
mocracy: Bad companions on The i'h OF July,
and The door should be shut against both.
By Green Hall. Joseph Mayo: A true dis
| ciple OF Liberty an able and eloquent lawyer
May he always lie placed where he should he.
By jos. Mayo The memory of Captain w.
D. Wren: OneCf the test .. citizens, the kind
IS. 81 neishaors. and the hooes,est OF men.
] By Richard B.Gooch The education of The
! people: The frs duty OF Government, and, ac-
! coriing 10 he sediment Of Jefferson tie only
secriiY to me preservation ofour Liberties.
I BY 7. '. Darie Jr Popular Education !:
! The harvest rr!y, j, plenieons, but The laborers
are few. Mdvlhey soon lc both many a.. active.
j By Jane, II. "aloli John S Casnie: a
NOBLE evcnce Of tic superior facilities afforded
/ j.; !hc UNIVERSITY Of Virginia for ciuca;ion.-
She is proud If hin as he is Of her
! NJ. &. RESPONDED in few remarks.
Rv John II. Collins. Gen. Jackson: 4 .Eea;
srril has ilr may his meInc:y never be iorso;-
/ tn.
/ 81 Charles L;!stomhe. The Day we cele-
braie: ri, r.; :iaun OF liberty in this Wes'rfa
world; NAV tie da, be honored as long as liberty
I mas voaries.
b Aogus,,,s Mordccai. Tue Fourth Of July:
( The dan OF Ihc rsi oil ,hc m:f &c.
/ BY Joseph Map. Judge Robertson: The able
and interchangeable Judge, and The friend OF human
liberty.
ByMaj. Vance George Washington: Even
! 10 name him is 10 uloc:sr him.
b. Clement White. Maj Charles Ianccy:
isoN- Hfs nc htPt NC Idfh dllu iolS may Ht NV
10 stimulate our yong counrymen 10 sIppoTithc
principles of our sorious Constitution.
b. Major ianc"y. Judge Daniel, the success
scr o.. Marshall AZ. Barbour: Always honorcd
byVirginia, ihoushhe otciates al the South.
After this sentiment had been drunk, Judge d..
rose and responded bespoke in the warnestlerns
o The Uniform kinGless and hospitality with
which he had been always received al the South.
But he declared his sleslias, devotion 10 Virginia,
which he said would ever be the cherished home
OF himself and family.
By Capt. John Colds. Judge Daniel: Such
men arc not strangers any where
By p. V. Daniel, i Chief Justice fancy
Maryland NAV claim I'm as peculiarly her SON,
but The United States, OF and all, claim share
in his fame; and Virginia appreciates aud de-
lights 10 honor him.
By James H. Wal:ord. War: Should il
come By Texas, Orcg,n, or any other cause,
we will all stand By 'our ounlry, RICH; or wrong.
By Green Hall. judges and Lawyers: | pray
God We may never need ne aid of either. They
may be sometimes useful so is the Doctor: but
all arc useless when peop. manage their matters
right.
BY JOS MAYO. Lawygs: A necessary evil.
BY p. V. Daniel, jr. LAWYERS: The peace
makers OF society By lak.ng others quarres
oil their hands, and abusing them, they prevent
men from necessarily quareing wtheach other.
BY one Of the Compans. The University Of
Virginia: As a public institution, il will always
be liable 10 the attacks OF ne press and the scru-
tiny of the legislator; but, Ike The Military Aca-
DENY al West Point, it will overcome opposi-
ton, and be sustained as log as we are people
advancing in civilization.
BY John 5. Caskic Our worthy tIosi a real
Virginian himself he has given us a real Vir-
ginia dinner.
By John Goddn May he next mail bring
the news OF the Annexation Of Texas. A true
Prophet In two hours the Jews had arrived.
'"Keep il before the People" that there are in Vr
GINA s. 7s7 persons above the Of 20 who canno
read and write.