Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14
VOLUME XLV.-NUMBER q.

mem man could bask away his life in the
sunshine Of their smiles :" '"o
by L,eu'. vt Ayres. General TAYLOR A
p'agc ana un 'auntec soldier AZ home and on The
halIle Held, bnt like a fish on, nj w.,er IN he
Waite House. W. u ""'ef IN 'he
=, sy Drum Maj. Blown. May Gen. cass be-
rsn ' ta ilesiden aad may lie not, as Van Bu
rem e ,'aIor TO Southern riehrs.
Nv Nal Newton. Marin Van Ru,en :
cepiins The nomination Of th. II,ics Conn,n,;a
very niue better Than Arnold or Barr
By Cap'. ~ Cobbs. The amer;s.
ines never shfihR when they have rights 10 de-.
Iiaud o: wrongs 10 avepge. s"'' ~ &c
81 Sergeant Newton. John c. Tuner An
abe nh accomplished Captain.
~ Col. Bocock. The Republican Pauy: By
'he showing q our opponents, no man can desire
VI expect 70 o. cur candidate for he Presidency
W''hout processing opposition 10 The Wilmcl Pro.
BY J. e Hackstep. COL 0. C. Bransto,d. A
gentleman ana an ofiicer-his iDde,arioahls ~
ehiohs today N supervising The pr,paIa,inn .,
well as he serving up Of our mos, ercellen, din.
net commands our highest Praise
~ Col B.ans.ord. The Ladies of Viro;n;,
are oeauil'ui As The morning ana as lovely as he
| rcse. - 'os'y d. VIC
20 'n"t'on, i was resolved tha, these proceed
Jugs o. signed by ne Chairman ard Secretary
49, '''' - 'se nchnond Enquirer Tor publica-
~ in'''oN resolved, that this meeting now ai-
IN. W.. kobF. SHAW, Ch'man.
~ ;. WOODEN, Secty.
oSLIEBRaTlON OF THE FOURTH OF
JULf AT WINFIELD ACADEMY.
ne celebration Of The Ain OF July al Winfield
Acaaemy, 10 DinwiiiIe, was commemorated BY
"in! " Tue clliZrns OF It's vicinity.
-. " ~. + Thompson oticiaied as President
dent. ''' 40 vie rlesi-
me DECLARATION Of Independence was read bv
Gaplain +. Jones. Mr.. +. w. LYLE delivered
NC u'd'ioh On Inc occasion. Every thing passed
VI Pieasah'ly. ne following toasls were drunk.
REGULAR ToAsTs.
Isl. Fourh VI July &c, he birthday of Amer.
eau independence, and The dawn OF equality. fra.
",nuy ana hnmaDTy throughout Inc world
-. Inc memory OF Washington
d. Thomas J,faEson the statesman who's
laf.seeihg eye surveyed the wants Of comino
ages and provided defence for the riobl. Gilman
a'n. Patrick Eieny-H;. unrivaIed eIoouence
anu paliloc efvor gave the first impetus TO the
American Revolution W
ON. inc PalFIo's OF the Revoluion-Ther
leeds Of heroism will be fresh as long as frer.
dom exsls -
! ON. Madison, Monroe and Jackson.
o nh. ne President o. the United States
on Our Army and Navy Their brilliant
SUCCESS 10 arms has thrown The panoply OF secu-
NY over every American citizen.
9In The French Repub'ic-May il exist Al
least sufficiently long 10 teach Other na,ons ,he
american doctrine, ina, The people are The only
legitimate sovereign under heaven possessing
| risn' 70 maintain power and power TO maintain
right"
l0h. Virginia, our morher-May she be as
she has always been.
llth. The Governor OF Virginia.
l2h Winfield Acatemy-Success 10 This old
institution and 10 The cause oil universal educa-
ton.
18th. Woman
That light of love, tina, purity Of grace:
Inc mind, The music breathing from her face,
The heart, whose softness harmcnized the whole
ANA oh! the eye, within itself a soul.
VOLUNTEER T0ASTS.
BY Inc president oil The day-The Mexican
war: Honorable IN lis commencement, brilliant
yo; merciinl in lis progress, and glorious in lis
termination.
By the Vice Pfesident--The American Eagle
May II mol exchange lis wild scream Of victory
over The conquered provinces OF Mexico for the
hoarse croak Of the i'll boding raven.
BY Capt. VIM. II. Cousins May the nations
tina, are coniending Tor liberty establish lasting
Dl3yh' "Dtfo, ."'cTrn. sSriiih1o- s5lu,,, ma
| tive OF Dinwddie and son OF Inc naton-his
name wi! b. handed down 10 fuIuIe generations
as the greatest General OF the age.
By Cap. A. h. Reams. The Union. "Eao
pcrPetaa.'
By Capt F. T. Jones' France May the prin-
| cipes Of liberty, fraternity and equality now ger
| minaiing in France grow and expand iilthey are
| received by Europeans as they are now cherished
| and adored by a americans.
By C. p Bpylle The Constitution Oniy
| safeguard Ct rational liberty.
| By w. w. Thompson. The orator OF the
day: His address gives promise Of his future use-
| iulness.
ByT. NJ. W. Lyle.-Memory Of Washington
the pride OF human kind, the beau. IDEAL OF hu.
| man nature.
BY ]. J. Baldwin Martin Van Buren, A
traitor 10 his party foe 10 The compromises OF Tho
| Uuion-he has iaIIen better late than sooner.
/ Ey Chas. w. Dtinkionfer. M. Van Buren,
What change, from "a sweet lille fellow" 10
| dirty iule fellow.
By Jno Wainwright. H. Clay: Whose char
| acer is essentially excellent and whose fame is
| commensurate with the world
By c. R. Wilson. Generals Cass and Tay-
| lor: The first courier Of prince, the latter
model Of republican simplicity-who can hest.
! tate between the Two :
BY Robt Alleged. Democratic capacity is
10 The creed shall 60 Tor Cas- and Butler IN
| November next, and may the principle OF aratlG-
| biLity be shaken 10 It's centre
By James w Davis. The pIoies, agains, The
| Quintuplc Treaty: May ii be remembered by the
/ penple
By Jno. S. Thompson. The Wing ticket
| May is success be as sure as It's principles are
pure.
By David Thomas Democratic wine with
4 ~ ~ x Dnilar n nd
ne, tis people, 10 drink il. 'Old Virglnny will
never tire" in this contest.
By VIM. c. Jones. The Wing parry: May
il rise li. the cedar OF Lebanon and flourish like
the green bay tree.
BvJ. w. Osborne Gen. Cas-: Our Consii.
luton will always be safe il 6nngel up in
Cass(k)
BY L, Hudsings. Cen Taylor The Precep.
| Tor OF The Wing party VINO has no hxei political
| principles.
By Tnadeus Young. Gen. Taylor His bril-
/ liant achievements IN Mexico eniille MIN 10 the
| Presidential Chair.
I'D. Moore. Mr.. Polk: May the admins
lralion Of his principles survive his retirement.
By Laban Rams. Old Rough and Ready
against The Wolli.
By ID. ]. Han. General Cass: The political
uuack, whose sovereign remedy tor state ills is
bleeding the throals OF lnnoccn, Mexicans.
By WIN. f. Thompson. The Democratic
Ticket: A granite front with "Old Kentuck" 10
back Through and Ready" & Co. may assail
+, bu, in vais; "Capt. Scot ma y just come down"
Tor the Democracy is destined 10 another glorious
triumph.
BIZ VIM. n. Clarke. The Wing Ticket, CON-
binrg as j. does the sentiments OF The Wing par
ly: May its success be rs sure as its admnisIra-
ucn will certainly conduce TO the independence
and happiness OF the country.
Bye. p. Beville. Mexican War: Created BY
Polk juice, which has pbysicEed the American
ByF .J.E. Jones Polk juice: None can better
estimate the force oil il than the Wing party. II
has physicked out heir pfnclples 90 ,o,ced men,
in great debility TO seize upon availability.
Bv VIM. Burton. Henry Clay: The states.
- II !. aror lie will Live tnreuer In