Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
cELsBRATIoN OF THE FOURTH OF July,

I'm the siashc. q Hanover.
There was celebration Of the Fourth at Falling Creek
large company and bot Tor the incemsncy Of he vesh
OF, IL woud have been larger. The officers Of the da
were, Capt Francis Blunt. President and Edward M
Presidene-who discharged their duties with ability an,
satisfaction every one. :
The Declaration OF Independence read by H. Dayi.
White. the OF the day then delivered an able olo
quen, interesting and instructive Grafton The followns
toasts were drunk;
REGULAR ToAsTs.
l. The Day we Celebrate: The birthday Of our Nation
al Freedom.
3 The Memory OF Washington.
j. The President Of the United Statss MAJ be
his duties faithfully.
l. Madison and Monroe: Their memories are embalm.S
IN the hearts Of their countrymeu.
5. Patrick Henry and Henry Clay, B.nox,,,. ,,o., Al;
nnsuished sons The the Demosthenes the Other n,
Cicero OF America. - ~ ~
6 Thomas jefferson: The author Of the Declaration Of
the Mexican war ~ "'" "o"o'' !"
g. William Henry Harrison: The pa,riO, and soldier.
lne Constitution; May IL never be violated.
TO- Con Taylor: For his bravery and skill in the ba,s,
on e MO Grande may he receive (whst he deservss the
thanks and gratitude of the nation.
IL Ihs memory OF Andrew Jackson.
~ The memories Of John Marshall and Spencer Ro.ne
-sble statesmen and jurists.
Is Womans Love Chaste and looking up to God a. tho
,oun OF tenderness and quiet yet flowing asep as
the Rhine among rivers lasting and knowing not chance
II walketh with truth aud sincerity
VOLUNTEER ToASTS.
BY Capt Blunt Old Virgins. Tn. mo,hs, If s,.,..
and OF Statesmen. " S'''s
BY Edward NJ. Tompkics. The heroes and ps,riot, of
100; In the day OF their counuy's peril in tho darkest
hour OF her distress, when invading armies a.
her, and ali the horrors Of war were poin,sd
our vey dwellings, they s'sked their all upon the issue Of
ny William Priddy Old Hanover and her two Hepr,,
BY Col. VIM. L. White. The Democrauc memh.r.' oc
congress Those who do not for tho modiic atom of
he ann are recreant to the trust reposed in them
BY II. Davis. Our Country MAY IL soon b, ,niov;,.
the blessings Of an honorable and permanent peaee
BY Chasiain White. Education. Like a flood OF sra,.
iei and healing light it difiuses among the people spirit
tue and the discharge OF the duties of reemen P.on,
OF Virgins, TEX yourselves educate yourselves
by j. l.. fendleon. Gen Taylor, the efficient and pa
tnouc commander Of the Army Of Occupation He IL ,so
occupying and he continue 10 occupy the hear, Of
his eountrymeu "
BY Col t. NJ. White. J. c. Calhoun. The first s,,,s,.
dent. W. ~ i'e'i
OF Hanovets nobest .on. VIC
BY ]. z. Brock. Washington aud coI,L ~,
FORMER the iahe the latter the discover Of our country
by John NJ Davis. Virginia may well be proud Of her
distinguished statesmen, but Of her present Cons,i
~ s"o soon amend H. aud strike from it every feature
" s'ocracy and be equal to the first Of her sisters
by A Grubbs. Virginia boast Of the ablost dele
CATION in Congress. WV
By Richardson Glazebrook. ]. A. Seldom. TIL. Du,.
Statesman, able lawyer, and ripe scholar.
by H. L. Davis. James X. Polk: To be admired 70,
MS isci in taking positions to-day on 81 40 tomorrow
on ~ deg North Latitude.
by j. Hines. j. X. Polk-the People,s President.
Judgment and discretion characterize his policy
by r. Lowry James r. Polk wonder If the Wings
have found out who he is
BY J. A. Brooks The battles on the Rio c.,l
Monuments OF American bravery and skill
BY VIM. l.. White, Jr. The Slashes of Hanover, lin
r'aed IN orators pretty ladies, and whortleberries
BY ID. 5. Chick. Capt N. A Thomson: Nav bs h.
our next Representative from Hanover
by +. r. Harris. Henry Clay Born and Graded in The
flashes OF Hanover may his counuymen confer on him ,ba,
loved country demands.
BY Robt Lane. II. Clay: As Hanoverian feel ,roud
Of him. but hope mover TO him President for his dese
non OF the Democratic faith.
BY Capt. Jas. ID. Kimbroueh Virginia. The wb;os
'aid that she was mssmerzed by Old Tom when he
e they would carry every thing before them-,he a,,
'e ~ SHOWS sme goes Tor principles, not men.
where successful. ''e'
BY H. S. LOwery. Gen. Scott, ALA. General Scum.
Learned in tactics, perhaps in tetcs but not in poll
BY p. White. Hanover, by foreign votes and apathy
vas Spy energy can DO regained May she be re-
generated and disenthraled OF Whiggery next Spring
by N Cross. May J. NJ Bots be our n.1t Rao,e
sentative in Congress. r'N
BY J. w. Butler. Captain Bots In his a,,,m0, ,o
mead Capt. Tyler or die" has killed himself Peace
BY Thomas Tinsley. Capt Bolts: II he did not head
SaP Tyler he did him the stee-trap did the fo1s tail
other politician will be persuaded 10 follow in hi, fash
on.
BY VIM. Bumpass. The immortal Botts: Political ds,d
IND buried and no hope Of resurrection. Capt Bots will
never nave an opportunity to follow his fashion.
by }. H. Bowles. The Orator Of the Day: We admire
aim for his intellect and amaby; Hanover feels proud Of
zach a son. ~ f "
by John N. Davis. The Liberty and Independence of
ne Republic OF these United States: May they be perpet
iaed nll the King Of Glory from Heaven desceuds
BY VIM Stone. Foreign Voting: Contrary to the
pirit Of tho Constitution ~
BY J. WoOdson. May our institutions be p.rp.,n,,.d
BY w. Christian. A health to absent friends
BY L. s. King. Success TO American arms
BY Col VIM. l.. White. The Administration: Its firm
los prudence and judgment have been established by the
leVeoPement OF recent events, and m policy sustained
nose who placed II In power. The abuse Of the Wings /,
ufhelen evidence that all is well. They said the no.
nee would certainly produce the result shows they
are not proPhes-for the Oregon question which aver
previous administration had failed to settle has bean nd
1sed-and that too, upon terms which Great Britain has
always heretofore refused They said that the Admini,
ration was weak and imbece, and that our Uul.
army on the Rio Grande would be rnurdered ana
literally devoured by the superior forces Of the
heAeans; the battles OF Palo Alto and Resaca 10 Ia
fama prove its judgment and the Ignorance Of the Wbigs
IN tactics They charged the President with imuroper
conduct towards General Scott the publication OF the cor
respondenee most uumphnndy Vndieates him from the
chage and they now feel disgust for their intended cand
date Tor the Presidency They said were wrong in the
war OF f6-wrong IN lol2-and now wrong in 1886 and
that the war Is unjust, unholy and dsmnabsu Accor-
ding TO the Wing party have never bsen right and
they to be the judges expect to see our coun
try night The only chance they have 10 DO saved is 10
repent OF their sins and be baptized in the Democratic
Faith.