Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-16


her expected al the Mr. Hubert F. lcicbvrc, favor
ably known 10 the public teacher Of yonm- ladies'
ms aniabe and accomplished lady al the head Of ti
institution
In future place present stronger claims atigac
mons i"f youth whether male icnlc se'klng rucaii"n
ian the City al Williamsburg sill famous for lis mei
se"fr, refinement and hospitality. AN OBSERVER.
! CELEBRATION or THE FOURTH JULY Ar GOD
| DlN'S SPRING.
The ceremonies of the morning over the EAGLE ISrAx
TRY nmrhcd to this delightful retreat where they oi
rd by their guests Al the dinner the best feeling prevailed
Capt. j. T. Danorih presided al the table assisted by
flrulenanis A. Richards and r. Ki,lcr Taylor. The l,
lowing the
REGULAR ToAsrs.
!. The DAY: The hundcrs that announced s dawn shall
Ihniy The political atmosphere Of the world.
!! George Washington: While the institutions of hi,
country endure II" monument required lrrpctuai hiS
imc
5. Virginia The sentiment ui her sons in every cline
'.Whcrc'cr 90, whatever realms 10 s.r
Ny heart nntraumeIle. f,ndly turns 10 thee"
L. The Union Second only Virginia ia affections
MOI that wc love the Union less bur Virginia more
+ The iie,""a oi the Mexican War When hc ,l,
rolled away the stars spnc forth and clamcd the admiration
oi the world.
b. The Martyrs Of Freedom in Ireland Poland and IIunga.
rY Their hearts, The allas which Liberty has knird
her yesia ilrestlieir tombs the LAND marks The cliffs
pf Fame
:. The Hartford and the Nashville Convention: Give us
~ blue light Ia guide craits out bright beacon n
warn our friends ui "brcikcrs ahead"
: The Prcsirnt Like his gallant war-horse who's, meek
s clothed with hnndcr hc mockei fear and is lf
hshiri' neither iurnclh he back rom the sword
H. Our friends in t'alDrna With mothers pride llr,,i
ma watches over her sons who, IN distant lan, observe
her sacred prcccpts.
~. nrrni! improvements Give ! good markets. good
avenues 10 reach fhcl and plenty OF good things ana new
ylaor will soon BE- infused into the body polite.
IT, The Press The pen oi IL able corps powerful in
peace IS the sword oi our gallant volunteers in
IL. t,liraoi The privilege o Frccnri "A right ines
'imahr 7" them and formidable 10 tyrants only.
-. Woman: lhfa was alone with roe when woman first
was made, and ros Is woman without man.
By Captain Daniorih Go,. John H. Floyd: In lie pa
iofin ~ her Virginia safely contts her anI
her honor
Ti,r rrcr.s of Gov Floyd Lieut. Co C,b.l and others
were then succeeded hy the following sentiments:
Sent by VIM +. Mnniord The Union: Like an Eolan
Harp the slightest breeze may stir strings; but il requires
Illr r,dr blast from witlpnf Ia awaken its harmony
Sent by John VI. Patton, Jr. For union irim equality
and fraternity, onr prayer shall hr "fo per pela
rihom them, 1t shall receive from the ana,cml
dlnHatu.'
Sent by W. r. BurkeThe Temple Of Liberty whose
laid July ih l716 Whose. pillars are thirty
republics whose dome is knowledge" whose architrave
justice and whose shrine Is dedicated Ia human happiness.
VOLUNTEER ToAsrs.
Ey Capt Daniofh. The Bar: 'rhr agis which projects
the rights and liberties oi frecmen.
IL this sentiment. Mr. Allrnaduke Johnson, o the
representatives o the Bar present, responded apprpri
ale and eloquent terms, and, in conclusion gave
Henry Clay and John g. Calhoun, The virtues ui The lis
III. ana thc memory Of The dcii Honor each .orsrt
l.r botha weeping cypress for the a laurel
;stcath rr liz other.
Nv tIp!. Din'@fh. me AiIufint ul The Jth Regiment
Whether in the field The trstyr board lir equally
nInnds admiration.
Captain Walter II. Harrison responded briefly and happ
piv, and Offered III concluslon Tho following sentiment
The fagl. Infantry: tcnfrr Company the l.ltl Rcai-
ncni. First company in the ospalitcs oi thu festive
bDlrd
By capt. Daniorth Ms late IL Lienr Wm Fl. Richard
Jr nr soldier and gentleman and an honor 10 his
alma mater.
This sentiment drew from Mr. Richardson ecing and
h,ppy response. Hc gave
The Ea.lc Infantry: E.rr prompt The call Of duty when
their country calls they viii not be found waning
!,y Capt. Danotth The Public Guard and lis accom-
vi she'd officers: Like the Conthan toluum union of
r.ntii riSne Public Guard responded 1n1
The l.agle Infantry Whose patriotism yaour md ,,u.
generosity know ~ limit. -
~ Lieut. Richards. The Union NAY We cleilsh c'i
,I hahit,al imovcabe attachment To IL, aacusinnns
an selves IL think and speak OF il The great palladium
), ,ur safety and prosperity.
Ry Lieut. Sadcr. Liberty and union can only be man
taned by an observance ni the Constitution, ana h" ~
compromises intended steal away onr rights.
T.. Lieut. Taylor. Tn Orator ol III" day: Uniting the
I,niy and the polish with tho genuine excellence aud eir
v,iion III soul which mark thr true gentleman
liz Qnarcrlaslrr Wicker. rhr right ana ability ol The
n,onl Ia govern h, j. m basis al trne liberty ohic'f3
should be elected by lhr people, rather th,n trust ts p"Nf
i" agents m ~,
Hy Surgeon Warng. Virginia The mother "i Heroes
ana statesmen Thy Cod shall be ms Goi-lhy people my