Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

uIory OF our illuslrious Commonwealth
Toast at Slash Co'tage-omnsd in ysteraays papeT.
D. paua,Iv T,ctrr-yirsnia The White Plume Vi Hen.
" led where others iatered YET never leo
but to duty and 10 honor. 90
From Yesterdays Wing
FOURTH OF JULY in RICHMOND.
IN, foIlowna Companies, TO wit The Richmond Grays
the Richmond Faye'te Artillery .ne hgs In tn9nty 1e
Gua,d with the Cockate Blues and number OF citizens
and others as guests, dined nj Goddn's Spring
W. hoy b,en kindly furnished win the following toasts,
e. ntTrsd by The Company Goddn's Spring.
W. earn that happy and patriotic responses were made to
complimentary toass BY various Eovd en mem
Chairman, Major r. H. Ellis, Can't Donnun of the CocSade
Ri"ss Mr.. Faulkner, Rober G. Scott, ST. VIM F. Watson
VI p Munford, and Col. J. W. Spaldng
| ToAsTs.
Il, tn, Dov-Bright Anniversary OF freedom victorious
and of Justice rumphant It's return shouo ever reSindc
The teT =" roe and Statesmen of the erOtion-In whom
rho brave acknowledge the highest example Of valiant deeds
d IN. free the manifest assertion of noble thoughts.
a'' ID IHs Memory of Washngton-A memory cloquen:
"l nh rsina-Thc pillar and the cloud that led her sister
States in the OF trial and danger through storm and
J.rnoss To- the promised land of liberty and rcposc
sh Tns Gnion-The of pa'ro:s-the blood of
,be trophies of war and the blessing OF
mon elorcs sacrihces-a render II thrice sa-
ce CO.. a"S w. President of the United St1tes-Be it his
d VIZ, the rights of the States the Union of the States
S liberty of the people, and the prosperity of the nation
7th Gorsrnor Fzoyd-A Governor for the Volunteers
!,
bis acts personal and official prompt open and decided
'' s,h RI. Cockade Blues-They need no panegyrc :
Enough that Petersburg claims them as her own.
OH The Reform Conrention-Able and distinguished
Nav their eRurs rebound 10 the good of the State.
j, 10 Internal Improrement-A mine of wealth. bond Of
brotherhood and glorious chain Of unson' ,,
llh lcducdtion-A friend 10 virtue, an enemy 70 vice
Its general diffusion will the permanence Of good
government. +, -, r. r.:s;,;o uoy,t..r, .,
them be also first in peace and first in war
18Th The Right Of Woman-rhe right to shed new Joy
on earth, along the path Of ineehness anu o 'o'e'
pv Cant Jas K. Caskie C. G-The Regiment of yir-
GINA Volunteers Brethren in Arms may our only emulation
he who shall best drill and best ngree
Nv Ii Rawlings F. A.-Thc Union: Halowed by all the
thrilling memories of the past, nseparaby connected with
the brightest hopes for the uture-let us cne 70 IL win the
love OF a mother for chiia
Nv L. Lynn F. A-lnion of the States, liberty Of the
neone orospery of Inc nation three and three
Nav the curse of heaven fall him who would destroy that
trinity which God has blessed on EARTH
Sergt Johnson f. A-Our Country: The wonder and ad-
miraon of the civilized world the hope of oppressed
wherever found May its ogress be onward and upward
until i, proves The life boat Of liberty to the world
BY Counryman-The Reform Convention: Pignies
tho placed on Alps are pismes still. :"
By Brv Tucker-The Captain OF the Fayete Artillery
Au, Crsur Memo, tNimmoD no man can hesitate be-
By a Bue-To the Petersburg Blues: Happy to meet
sorry to part and happy again. for the fact that
taken one Of the fair sex for partner ior me
Their courage is as constant as lher hospay power
bal.
By J. H. Gimer-pirgln1, a poilnteer-ln tue wa! OF
American Independence May her ever prove efficient
Regulars defence of the Federal compact and The due
manranance of Stale SOveresnty-hy The preservation OF
By Lieut. Thos P Taylor of the Caledonia GuardVir.
gnia: The casr reneweh her vouhthe prosperity Of the
future will equal the glory of the past.
By p Wkie Brown Surgeon at K. +. A. Union, justice
and liberty defend-and ! swear eternal hostility 10 any
form Of tyranny and oppression
!; BY Lady-The Union-We go for it TO man. heart and
hand.
By Corporal Eddngs Artery-The Union Can !! he
preserved by force Dam the rushing waters 9f the Mis-
sssppi from the ocean; arrest the lightning nasn SlS,
heaven and earth; then seek control the uneiero
thoughts and actions of free and enlightened people, VINO
know their rights and knowing, dare maintain them'
By Lieut. John H. Shire R. F. Artiery-The Consatu-
r ton as it was, and is, and shall ever be.
South East and Vest from the Penobco 10 the Rio Ganda
from the Capes of Virginia 10 The Bay OF California lis H.
ture, its and present-s future will equal both:
Sent by Lady-The Fayetle Artillery lnvnclolc-they
= yield TO nothing but the flash Of fair ones eye.
BY CaIedonian-Virgnii the land of promise Admired
= for her gallantry and loved tor her beauty. v-,...
, By Capt Caskic, C.. ID Gov. Floyd, the Volunteers
His kind attention to our interests deserves our last
q ing gratitude.
By John J. C. Henderson, IAN Invited euesD-Virginia
. Endeared TO all by her warm hearted hospitality:
BY the Caledonia Guard-Col. w. Tompkins and IN
Scotch Battalion in New York We thank them Tor mel
kind feeling and in return greet them ike vera o
4 ers" 80
a By Col. J. W. spnding. 18th Resmen,-The Virgins
Volunteer Nothing 'hoo" about him. except his square
the inside Of which contains heart for his friend and IN
outside bayoneI for hs enemy.
By Sergt. Matthews, f. A-The Tier of the Soil, III
ter al sra and the ArierEs All guards to coun
trys wealth and fame like these let s encouthg
them ALL by long pull strong pull and pull al!ogefnef
s. Caskie gentleman who combines more thoroughly TN
"suavire modo with The "ortter in re-" than any othe
in the Common wealth.
The following sentiment was sent by q LADY,
IRELAND
o. thou more, though the night dark and drcary,
For The West beatnn; Liberty's star,
~ % cheering,
And thy harp neucy str7ns shall send music aRr
Mr.. VIM. +. Watson responded TO the foregoing toast
appropriate remarks and in conclusion, gave the ol
lowing:
"The American Eugle": Perched upon the continent 0
freedom, his wings tipping the Atlantic and The PACING
may his pinons expand TILL within their fuLis, the "GecE
isle Of the ocean, shall have shelter and security"
The following responses from gentlemen who had been in
July 4rH, 1851.
Gen,lcmcn-I very much regret that it will not be in my
power with you in the festivities Of "The Day., 10
which you have kindly invited me. Though absent shall
with you and spirit and beg that you will oIer
for the company the subolned sentiment With high
, respect, your obliged friend, r. T. DANIEL.
To Captains Elliott. Nimmo, Danloth, Richardson Moore
and Caskie.
1.-THE Union-Like the air We breathe necessity of fe
All its value will be et if the blessing shal be with
drawn"
RICHMOND 81 july 1851
Gcncncn-l regret thai, it will be in my power
cep of your invitation be with you tomorrow your
LIBERATION of the National Anniversary Be good enough to
offer the suboined sentiment in my name and believe ME,
with great respect, most sincerely yours,
Captains Elliott, Nimmo, Danorth, Richardson, Moore
and Caskic.
The United States of America: Though comprised about
by many and grea, dangers yet destined TO outivs them
all
"God for this country hath in heavenly pay
A glorious Ange-lhen if Angels tight
Weak fa Heaven sill guards the right! !"
RIcHNoSD, July A. 1851.
Gentiemen-An invitation received before your own,
would prevent my joining you to-day, If were not
100 unwe 10 out Although detained al home, my
thoughts will be with those who engaged 10 in
which have often, and would gladly mingle
Accept my cordial thanks for your courtesy and allow
offer sentiment,
Virginia As she is she shall be-strong and rich
in the fcaty and love of her and citizens.
| am, most respectfully and truly yours &c,
| JOHN S. CASK1E.
CAPTAINS W. NJ. Elliott, r. NJ Nmmo, J. b. Danfurth, j.
H. Richardson, p II. Moore, J. K. Caskie
/ RICHMOND, July 3, 1851.
Cen,emen-I received your polite invitation parlake Of