Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-13
VOLUME XLIv.-NUMBER FL.


their Alma Mater.
BY William c. Darlington. The CITY of
Williamsburg Though no longer The seat OF
Stale Government il is the more honorably 10 be
respected Tor its venerable institution, lis conse
Grated relics OF noble history, and its unchanged
mode OF ancien, hospitality.
by L. w. MaupiD. Honorable ]. NJ. Bolts
May his future career be as brilliant as his recent
election was triumphant
BY VIM. M. Moody. The Orator Of the Day
rehec!s grea, credit on The highly gifted and Ia
Tented Faculty oil old William and Mary.
BY VIM. Fl. mcfarland. Virginia: She looks
TO her classes as they leave her colleges 10 uphold
and advance her fame.
Union Society: The intellect, integrity and hon.
orable bearing which have characterized its men,
bers, will cause William and Mary TO be proud
10 contain such an institution within her walls.
b. John T.. Friend a student Let The rolit;-
cal opinions Of the American rest 10 quiet, till
reused by The strengthening light Of Science.
BY l.. J. Bowden The Students OF the session
OF 1911: Lei fuure years fulfil The promise oil
their collegiate lives, and The fame Of William
AID Mary will Sc safe in their keeping.
BY A. S. Norment. William and Mary Col.
lege and Williamsburg: The soul 10 the body
the body to the soul. United, they will live
prosper ami flourish; divided, they will languish
droop and die.
By G w. Harrison. A. S. Norment: In his
Vaedieory Address he has proven himself wor.
Thy OF an Alumnus of William and Mary Col.
lege.
TOASTs SENT.
By Raleigh t. Daniel The late President Of
William and Mary: To her Alumni their guide
philosopher and friend. Hen qua'lto MINUS cst
Gm 1ellqus rcysQyi guam tn mca,iniSsc.
BY Judge John F. May. The Students Of Will
liam and Mary College: BY assiduiIy, diligence
and imitation OF their distinguished predecessors,
they will honor themselves and confer honor on
The noble institution which rears them 10 commence
and renown.
BY Sam'l Waits. The Republic Of the United
States: Independent OF all other Governments
alliance with none but The Republic OF letters.
BY Hon. John C. Calhoun. William and Ma
ry College: Whatever may be the boast Of other
institutions, she justly claims superiority over all
others in the illusIrous part her sons acted in de-
claring independence, and in asserting and main
tanning The great principles OF Liberty which led
to thai ever 10 be remembered event
By Hon. George NJ. Dallas. Virginia The
social magne. that attracts and guides us all
b. Hon. Il. J. Walker. Mankind: They will
be prosperous and happy when the products Of
every nation and every cline shall be freely ex.
changed, without tax or restriction.
BY Lady. The Graduates May they &c
forth from The classic halls OF William and Ma.
ry with her benedction, and waited back by The
breath Of fame, still be their watchwords success
and honor.
By DR.. J. NJ. Cali. The States OF our Union
The stars which, in time OF need, guide The ma
lions of the earth 10 Freedom.
BY Valentine W. Souhall. William and Ma
rs College: As venerable as renowned Tor The H.
lusirious men reared within her walls.
By j. S. Moore. Thomas r. Dew: History
will do him injustice il she does not class him
among The first Of his countrymen.
BY Hon. James A. Seldom. The Wilmot Pro-
viso: Against This mischeyous project oi disu.
Mon, be our defence union-lh union Of The whole
South on The Constitution and lis guarantees.
BY John Rutherford. William and Mary
College: Consecrated in the affections OF The
Stale by "reminiscences OF the pas,-long may
il continue the seat Of science The nursery Of &c.
MUS, and The exposition Of sound republican prin.
ciplss. ). n. .namon-- initiate the
bright example oflhe Alumni of our Alma Mo
ter and honor will attend your pathway through
life.
The following letter from The Vice President o
The United States, in answer 10 an ivi,alun ten
ieled him on tchalfo the MGeaX. Union Society
is 50 complimentary 10 The ancient College, ha
il has been submitted ior publication with III,
above proceedings:
PHILADELPHIA, June 18Th.
1Itreauy Union Society:
Gen,lemen-It would afford me much happi
ness to be able 10 avail myself oil your obligins
invitation, BY meeting al The festive board, ant
on the 4,h OF July, the professors and students o
a seat of learning SO venerable and eminent a
William and Mary College. All my experienc,
has taught me to appreciate most highly the friend
ship and society OF Virginia; and feel sure tha
The great anniversary can be no where better com
memoraed than under The same sky which shon,
on It's three masler-spiriIs-Henry, Washington
and Jeferson-and beneath The same roof lha
was long illuminated BY the science, pie,y an,
patriotism OF Bishop Madison. My engagements
however, ob.ise me 10 remain here, and while
thank you for The cordially Of your remembrance
must beg you 10 convey 10 your associates, an'
receive for yourselves, The assurances of SINCERE
regret al being unable 10 join your celebration.
| am, very truly and respectfully,
Your friend and servant,
G. nj. DALLAS.
Il. S. NoaMENT, J. L. sc,Tr, J. E. FRIEND an
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