Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

,; and commercial ties which bind them together be
strengthened and cemen'ed by the incidents OF ms Gay
Nv james Alen-The Independent Fire Company Oh Dui
imore May they be less independent han al thiS
Nv ]. Harrod-Bal,imore Cy Famed for handsome Ia
dcs netty engines and noble remen Of the TWO last we
bo we specimens before US this day.
Rv Geo A. Ainslie-1he Independent Fire Company OF
Rnlmore The pride Of their native city, may enc ever
he,ish them as her most distinguished sons.
By r. c. Rice Foreman Co. No. 1.-The memory OF our
First Principal Engineer Chns f. Hyde; beauty of
rho daughters Of ygina-onIy excelled by the hospitality
and patriotism of her sons ,,.,
rimen of the City of Baimorr Worthy descendants OF
hc heroes that fell n North Point ~ oe'ehcc VI "'''
country's rights and honor. ~ %
TIM Richmond Fire Association Emineny suceessul III
nbjatins iane let good fortune attend mem IN
arrestng sparks and each member may expect ~ ' up
locomotive OF his own. -, l,;,, of
Hw r o. fIaskns-rhc Fire Association Of the Guy Of
Richmond: With such association, composed VI
Nv John ~ Bols-Thc noble hearted Fireman, VINO ooio
bavcs The elements and bravey iisks his life without Tie
hone of reward in the of suffering humanity. IS
| Rv Tho p. Auaust-Thc Independent Fire Company VI
Rimore They came amongst protesting to be h'rcn
h have proved themselves ncendaries BY kinding amc
of pure regard and generous friendship in our eafS
| ali The engines in chrisrndun cannot exiineulsi.
| nv Col ThOs b. Bgger-1he Fireman: his zeai caus
him 10 forget his comforts and safely In ms hooc tN'
lions the lives and property OF ms ieom LUZ v
Nv G. BJshcr-lhe Firemen Of Richui ma: + Ut every
| emergency, Scmpcr Purdtus :. &c.,, or
| uy Air Dukehart of the independent Fire company VI
The Constitution of the Union unlmpalred oy
nnsrncon and the Union Of the Constitution with slate
rights inviolac. 17,;,od ,s
NAV have heretofore been in defeating the enemy OF thelI
again united reen they bid defiance 10 inc ue
stroying clement m ,., r;o r,onn,nv
NJ utmorc: The brightest star that ever sone IN c ca
tai of the Old Dominion :, p,,;
Rv John H. Boslicr-The Independent Company OF hai
more the reception have this day given him. Is oul
snb testimony of regard for the cause IN which cy
are engaged - .n;hn5 and PAL
By Dr.. James }cale-1he Firemen Ot klchnoha uha ;
tmoc: The words OF inadequate to record lel
nraes They best be learned from The NOUNS VI Sae
lul women and children. ~ ,,. ~
By Major Robert Hall, OF Baltimore-Ihe Flrcmcn oi
Rcmund Their deeds have added out announcer anu
bruhter evidence of noble hospitality for which the sons
oC The Old Dominion have been characterized lhey
have enhoned themselves in the warmcs affections OF our
hearts. n .c..,
By Major Rober, Iia Of Baltimore The union OF hemen
for the sake OF The Uniun. .y
By John T. Dccher of Bllimorc-The Daughters OF 'lr-
on: Their beauty and virtues prominent us the nos
pitaty and cvay which have distinguished her sons
During the banquet number of gentlemen were called 10
their feet by complimentary sentiments many spirited ana
padotc speeches made and the finest feeling ana
mos, unbouuded hay characterized the whole entertain
ncnt Justice the noble fireman. who abors In the cause
of Charity and humanity, without fee or reward anu caly
TO our glorious Federal Cnion sentiments upon the ups