Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-11

BY Lieut.. Y. G. Geser Virginia Regiment
The Federal Union: Founded in Ihe wisdom cd
patriotism Of the heroes o. The Revolution Tor The
benefit and protection Of The Wdoie country; when
IL shall becu me destructive OF these ends, ST is ID,
right Of Tue people 10 abolish it,"
BY Captain kemper, @. NJ, U. S. A. The
rights OF the SUulh and the union OF the Sales:
They must prosper together, or they must perish
together.
BY Lieut. Shumaker, Virginia Regiment, (ar
invited guest) Those pleasures which please on
reflection.
BY Lieut.. Douglas, Virginia Regiment. The
memory Of Andrew Jackson As a statesman
the wisdom OF his counsels was directed to his
country's good as patriot in whose breast
burned the pure flame OF liberty; as warrior
whose deeds have she'd !uslre on his name and
secured Tor him place in lhe heaIls oil his ad-
miring ccunTymen.
BY Lieutenant J. Richard Leween, of the Vir.
eiua Regiment. Snulh.rn men aud Southern
rights: Ths irrmiaa ion OF lhe former is full
guarantee Tor ne stability OF the iauer.
By Major Howard ot HE United States Army
GnviIed guesl.) the On Dominion She has
ever kept the Republican taih; may her good
works distinguish her for The lnlule as they have
done in The past.
By Lieutenant Bodeker, (inviled gues,) The
Virginia Regiment: May the hour soon present
itself when her banner shall be unfuIed 10 the
sight CT her oes and prove TO Them and 10 the
word by her valorous deeds thai her only and
simple motto is, "vcloTy or death"
BY Lieutenant Hartman, OF The Virginia Regi
ment. John c. Calhoun: The brightest star in
the galaxy OF American statesmen. The hear
OF every true Soulhron lhrobs with patriotic
emotion al The mention OF his name.
BY Lieutenant Blamire, (invIed suest.( Our
beloved Country and her noble Institutions: ~
we love the one, We viii project and supper. The
other.
BY Lieutenant MCGOWAN, of The Virginia Re.
gimcnt. The Hero OF New Orleans:
Republicans lament their noblest champion lost
The nation, her biavest warrior dead
b Lieutenant Gra.vai', (;nviied guest The
Constitution OF the Unite! States, rs II IS nrinca
The be-! ouaran'y 81 h rights ot me States al.
Inc happiness CT Inc people.
BY Lieutenant ShlGaker, (irviie gncs.l Tnt
bra,e unes Wko have ficn 10 their COUNTY:
cause.
By Licu. DOUGLAS, VIRGINIA Regiment. Thl
Gi,s We lett behind Us: Aisa: IS CGeefed ~ thtI
smiles and favojs, 'ne love ue rear them ca,
uev"r 5e westeDed hy ahs.ocA
81 Leu ecanl "i'iG II. Ella mar, O. he VIZ
.iaa Reg imaG. . '. 40 cr, irj:ew Jac.s,a
We ca ssai hoax Igun "is i;ae =. NM
Ry LisnlecauI craN~, {! '!.r Virginia Reai
men'. The frs great duiy Of a Solder Cba
Cience 20 o,deIs.
By Lieutenant Minor, OF he Virginia Resi
m-nt. ''Od Hickory:' lie viii b. he; il
grateful remembrance b patriotic peop.c, i fer
hi. calumnia'oIs are buried in oblicipG.
By Or. Bell, Assistant Surgeon Of re Ua.iec
Stales ARMY. The War win teIico; |!
wounds her Tor season, bet ultimately vii. hea
her intfm'iies.
BY Lieutenant Keeling, (inyied sues,.) Lieu
leuanl Carlton K. Muniord: He died as he lived
the helo7e.! Of Us all.
By Lieutenant Herman, Of he Virginia Regi.
nenl. 'i'hs Mountains OF Virginia: Ma6y c'
us are bonnd 20 THIN By The strongest lies--espe
cial!y he B ctelors.
BY Lieutenant Peterson, of the Virginia Re2
msn,. Andrew Jackson: The Ieuaciy with
which he chung 10 his political principles. VA
eqnaiied only hy his intrepid bravery, bi' con
suT'natc mili,afy sai!i, an. h!3 .cl!.:acr .fe!.4
G'vo.i.n I" n: in:s;es.5 ana prosperity Of h- o..
loved couD;ry.
- Dr. 4"i, Assistant Surgeon Of the Gni;ec
Ssass Army. Lirn'.nan, Co.one! NantcI,
H.- viro's ogi,S4aiIfs,h his tina tcaimcrt ia.
X PolG, VINO SEEKS !he arptub1;on alorc e
his coan;r. mn, as re"a.d Tor the services zen
ce:cG Tor ms coun;frS 2J5i.
BY Lieutenant wade OF The Virginia Rcg
men,. And. W Jactson-lhe Parfoi, Genoa
and S,al'sman: "rhc clemens were 50 mi1ec
in him. that Nature nigh stand up and say 10 al
the world, here was man! -
BY Major Stokes, ~ the Morn Carolina f."
eiment, (invi;sd eu.si) The Ora,or o he pa;
The originality Of his address rroyes the powei
of his Intellect.
Captain Kemper RESPONDED 10 Inc foregoing
toast in few pertinent and happy remarks; an
concluded By ofieins Ihe following s"ciim"nl:
The Orator OF the Day, ioi the 4 h of hlarch
lS49: May his principles and his eloqneLce IL
Jacksonian.
By Captain presIon (invi,ed gucsl.) The Sc
cond Mississippi Regiment: II ordered rc
charge, they will prove worny OF their illusTious
predecessors.
To which Captain Blythe, Ct the second Mis-
sssippi Regiment, made an appropriate response
and proposed he following sentiment:
The Virginia and Second Mississippi Resi
mems: They can whip any other TWO Regiments
Regular or Volunieef, in The service.
BY Lieu,enan, Lewellen Of the Virginia Reei
ment. Thomas Rirchie-rhe Napoleon OF The
Press: With suchan advocate, Democracy can
and must triumph.
BIZ Lieutenant Gciger, Of the Virginia Rcgi
menl. Universal Suffrage: The only true basis
OF universal freedom.
BY Dr. Cau,Ge!d, Asssien, Surgeon OF The
United States ARMY. Null:ficali"n-the giea
bulwark of The sovereignty OF The States: &C
long as lis principles are preserved and ackDoW
LEGGED. the several compIcmiaes OF Tie ConslI!u
lui'on w,l hs observed.
By Lerr:nan! Levy, (invi,ed sues'.) The 9h
OF January: Nay il ever b. regarded as ma.
tional jubi!ee, ard dcbased is thai man who viii
refuse 10 commemorate he dag and its hero
By Lieutcnan; Keelirs Gnye, sucst) "Vir'
GINA Virginia: Our ncars turn IN iondGess Il
thee"
By Lieutenant Lewellen, Of the Virginia Resi.
ment. James Buchanan: His strict adherence
to The principles OF Democracy, and unwaverne
regard for the rights OF The South, eniiIle him Il
their SURFACES in lS4S
BY Lieutenant Boieker, (invied guest.) Lieu.
tenant Cuonel Randolph: His absence is deep
" lamenled by his friends and brother cficers-
they loos forward to his return 10 heir m;dsl with
the same ardor lover would delight 10 elias? his
absent sweet heart to his bosom.
BY Lieutenant Hartman, ct The Virginia Resi
menr. Vice Presidcn, Dallas: His liberal views
on the W imot Provso Question endear him to
The South
By Lieutenant Lewellcn, of the Virginia Re-
eiment. Free Schools and General Education
The main props OIL hePaoiicah OoVe'hpe"'
ByL.. Col. Wilcox, 2d Miss. Ree'I., (invi'e1
euesi.) The entire suh!ugetion Of hieIic. and
with our Coax and .Siumotsr, ttough Ymtns IN
the service, we will Fadc rriumfhanty through
every difficulty, whether Roncam - the Coll VI
in the Biozairc OF Sor'hefn NleZicc, and err
Corse shall! be as Blythe as Parir dGc in A"cia1,
and our Does as h;iiian. as Rhcde:ic DEUS Ia
varile HieIand Hnrpr.
By Lieut.. B!amire. (inved guest) The Vir-
einia Fair ".rhe lairest Of The fair and aoee her
Bv Lieut., McGcwan,vs Rrg'. Hon. john Y
Mason: Virginia, look to isg itwei.
Sen, by Car Kea'on Harps5 Aci's. lDsrec'r
Gem, Ian aviiet snes!,) detained from par'i,
CITATION in he festivities Of he day, by o:l!"'a!
business The 9Th OF January: Ccnsecra:ed and
cancnized in the annals Of our country, by ioe
victory of Orlssns-let the enemy who daTes IN.
wade our shores, beware how he boasts OF "Boolv
and Beauty"
By Col. Clarke. ID Miss. Reei. (invi,ed eues'.)