Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-08


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Mr.. Heath replied most happily and gave, as his sen.
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Union if we can disunion if we must equality and
By the President, G. W. Munford. The Union
Breakers ahead and a stiff Norther blowing; pipe
all hands to quarters, and place the best pilot at the
helm.
By Col. Thos B. Bigger, Vice President Major
Joseph Seldom Chapultepec returns to us in his per-
son specimen of the Old Dominion, neither more or
less than a hero.
By Major Jos Seldom The Army of Virginia: The
militia and volunteers of the State the alert,
ready at all times to defend its honor and interests from
whatever quarter it may be assaled
BY Capt Geo HI. Tompkins, Vice President. The
active members of the Blues The fire of 93 is with
them, and when occasion requires it, their honorary
members will fan it to flame.
ny William Mitchell, Vice President The officers
and honor to city.
Capt. Dmmock, Of the State Guard, responded and
gave-3he Union: The last lone asylum OF human
liberty throughout the world il falls the problem Of
forever
By A. Peasants, Vice President The Congress Of
the United States AS originally constituted BY vr-
tuous and patriotic people OF sesacricng, gallant
and generous bearing. Aye! Look at that picture,
| aud at this,
By Capt. VIM Y Sheppard John M Bolts =
When his country calls. always ready.
Mr Bolts, who is an honorary member of the Blues
responded and introduced his toast with appro-
pirate and eloquent remarks
by John MI. Bolts Union and Independence: The
Samese Twins OF the day celebrate an indissolube
connection makes them one. Who seeks to destroy
Eng, is no friend to Chang for the dissolution of the
one consgns the other to the tomb
By Mr.. Patton. When Eng becomes putrid mass.
Chang has right to require to be severed from the cor
ruption.
Major Thomas H. Ellis, an invited guest, not being
present, sent the following sentiment:
The Union: A power and trust ; power provi-
dentia placed in our hands in trust for the good Of
mankind.
Sent by Capt j. B. Danforth. Eagle Infantry. The
Richmond Light Infantry Blues: Though veterans Of
'93, may they ever preserve the vigor of YOUTH
Sent by Lieut.. l. T. August Richmond Grays The
volunteer corps OF Virginia One Of the main reliances
OF the State in the hour OF danger 1t should receive,
as 1t deseryesby proper legislation, encouragement to
success and security against destruction
II By Col. John A. Meredith The Federal Union =
ito preserve it at the sacrifice 81 their honor.
o By Lieut.. Col. II, G Cabell The union of Southern
men OF all parties for the sake Of the Union.
orafys member r. L. l. Blues. The Richmond T. r.
sa4Lag republic ss;s.s i. 10 oiieinaT
purity, and may that be to the end Of time. z
By Richard Jeffries, honorary member. The South
and the North: Matters about which wise and good
men cannot differ ought not to be debated.
By Lieut.. Powell, Of the Blues. Virginia: The head
and front Of the South Her will be ever true to her.
By Lieut.. ] F. Regnaut, of the Blues Our Honor
airy Members: God bless them every one in heart,
purse and hand.
ern and Southern interests, and ndivsble: He who
advocates its separation is fanatic, be he from the
North or South and deserves hope he will receive,
Just retribution from all lovers OF union and liberty
BY Lieut. K. Kidder Taylor, of the Eagle Infanty.
George Washington; He was stamped by the touch OF
his maker with that impress which marked him the
choice and master spirit OF his age"
BY T.. W. Macmurdo, honorary member The Com
76, Concation nhabt the breasts OF those who have
the settlement OF the yexed question.
BY w. +. Watson, honorary member The Senate
rial scheme of Adjustment The grand essence of hum
bug tor we gulls OF the South panacea offered to
cure the alterations of the body polite by obtaining
from the South craven concessions to Northern insult
and aggression. Southern treemen are you ready for
the yoke! or will you not spurn your oppressors, and
with feet upon their necks, excaim in the language OF
our Virginia, =" SIC Semper Tyrannis"? Remember
that while the Union DEAR liberty is dearer and that
eternal vigilance is its price,
By S. ID. Denoon, honorary member. The Federal
Union: 1t must and shall be preserved.
BY A. A. krlschmann, honorary member. The
United States of America The child of '76 the giant
Of 1850
By Sergt. Riddck, OF the Blues Our Honorary
Members They have proven on more than one occa-
sion their rm attachment to the Blues, may we in after
years initiate their example in fostering and sustaining
this time honored corps.
BY Sergt I. L. Cary Of the Blues. Our Country
quarrel among the worshippers there
By Corporal Montague, ofithe Blues. Our Wives and
Sweethearts-
"Auld Nature swears the lovely dears
Her noblest work, she classes U!
Her prentice hand she tried on man,
And then she made the lasses, @"
By Corpl Wheely of the Blues The Army and
Navy of Uncle Sam Brave honorable and powerful:
they acknowledge no conqueror save 0onan God bless
her.
By John M. FERGUSON Sergeant of the City, and no.
norary member. Richmond Ligh. Infantry Blues:
Connected with them in days "lang syne," may they
never cease to look upon me as their Sergeant
By Corpl. Maue. Of the Blues. The South True
to herself true to the Union; her institutions will be pro-
tected to the knife
By Private Wilde of the Blues The Senate of the
United States: Quixoc in debate, chvalrous in va
pours cratic in council Sub rosa, they deliberate
con amore, they resolve; but the sina qua non OF all
their efforts is self aggrandzement DE gustibus non
By H. B. Dickinson, of the Blues. The Union:
Nothing can preserve it but strict adherence to the
Constitution
stuon: Ii our pilots will observe the chart, and shape
their accordingly there need be no apprehension
for the safety OF our good ship the Union.
By John B Burch, Of the Blues The Petersburg
VOLUNTEERS of 1873 Our greatest glory would be, if
called into SERVICE to do Bigger service than they did
By an old Blue, for the younger ones The Annexa-
ton Trade Let us lay embargo on the foreign, but
by all means encourage the domestic.
By John A Smith, honorary member. California:
May her desire for Union be soon grauied and then
what dust she will kick up.
By G. F. Watson, honorary member The Consti-
tuition of the United States: Faithfully executed the
only shield required to secure to each State its Just
''g ~ Q. st r pslpsI0a .-~., ...Y4. ,..
Q. James:
Mirth places her finger on her lip when
Memory asks the tribute of a tear
By John v. Hardwicke, honorary member. The Pre-
sden OF the United States: His onward course-may
it ever be forward
By Corporal Wheey The memory OF William
Richardson: May the mention OF that name make us
united family.
By Martin NJ Lpscomb, OF the Blues. Our old COM
mander, Geo. I'll. Tompkns: A better man never was
born, and the Blues never had a better friend.
By VIM. Mitchell, jr., honorary member. The me-
mory OF Rev John Buchanan The friend OF the
Blues.
By M P Taylor The Child OF Republicanism
May she be the mother OF Republics.
BY Sergeant Riddck, OF the Blues. The memory of
Lieut. John @. James: Possessed of noble and gene
heart, in his death the Blues have sustained IL
reparable loss. His memory will live fresh in the hearts
of every Blue.
By Private Wilde. The Fair Sex:
The Garden was wild,
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