Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-09

Letters were l!isn lehh 'o"i ii'i'eu euea'S e"e's
io~p tn[, G Scott, Esq The day we celebrate and the
,h".r If our Washington: The one gave TO the world
'inn o eemen- other the best and greatest oeneacor
40; They are the two political Sabba'hs OF the
country. Let 'heHi he'e' -
ored. o,.,, Ellie The Volunteers Of our
ua S TIE ,rpe and faithful advocates OF our political
institutions in the hour OF caSc ,ru p;h,,o,d Eoyo,a
From l,,. Col C. @. Tompkins Inc hlch'nohu 49,
Artillery: Worthy Of the name, worthy W "
From Major Thomas P August The Richmond rayes ae
aruilery Soldiers every inch Of them lhey @ S,,e
ANY and dn il. To such hands Inc deiehee - so
'I F,om Col j. W SpaIding The Old Fayette Artillery
Ike the spring Of watch though moi always
hcn absent from the Regiment their place cannot DC op
From Charles Ellis Esq The Richmond Fayet'e, Arnl
,ery Ever ready Tor hearty blow out, win e'e 'e'
Having tI announced this toast Capt. Nmmo said Mr..
Charles Ellis was gratefully remembered BY the Artillery iH
The compliment Of large and hanosohe y. s'
no had presented 10 them several years SINCE;
From Gustayus A. Myers Esq The richmond fayel.e
,,iiIrv. The name that CLOVIS their banner IS impesn
able. Their character and conaac. as c'''Ae"
them worthy of the name they bear. ,,,uox,
From William NJ Harrison, Esq. The Fayete Artillery:
Most worthy represent that arm OF service upon "'N
will rest for the future The tide OF battle. cso,r,
From Capt Robert G.. Scott Jr. Inc American oeie
If; the Mexican War Shame shame on The man, VINO "ouu
d.credt the American name by detraclon from inc
earned fame of either one OF them. =, r ,n
From William +. Richie, Esq. The hones Pllue =! wv
ArIleris in his faithful gun-"hich IN wal the riel a.n
defence peace procaims the jubilee OF noei'y una ~"
continued prosperity OF orr blessed con'eueracy.
Letters were also read from Gov. Johnson, Col wynn
Capt. Dmnoca and Lieut. Layne-ou' uhaeeo'"pA"''N y
By Lieut. Rawlings Col. John Rutherford: hospi;a.
BILE upright useful ciizen-enloyng CO .,e deserves, s
uues, treasure mortal times aHoda spotess eput!t
By Capt Nimmo Col. Walter Gwynn A splendid spe,
cmen Of the educated officer man Of clear judgment au
firm heart. with 'thc shining treasure oil soul re-
sUlvd aud brave"
Prominent among the associations OF this company the
characters OF two, whom would were here to-day-eSeh
here the beautiful green field around This festive ooafa
participant in this interesting scene-two whom inc hssou
man. that reapch always out OF season as in season. WIN
the sickle his hand, hath cut down. propose, TO drink
standing and IN silence:
Can't Richardson and Capt Hyde Their eyes are hxed
their hearts sl-tey have been carried 70 the grave
but their spirit upon The wind is waited by the wave
/, whispering saith, "BE re srEhoFAsT ~ Duty
Sent by Lady. Liberty in ALL save heart ana mana
By Lieut. Hunt The Captains little "perqusite JOY,
his younpes, daughter present abrdgetnent OF oil that
in future pleasant man-and especially TO young
Artilerymen.
By Lieut. Shine Aye! the Captains little love-
shrine,
Where Hope st. brootlng Ike a beautcous dove
The Captain very pleasantly replied 10 these compliments
TO his pleasure and his home ;,
BY SergI. Bohannan Our sires What they bought win
their blood well defend with
BIZ Corpl Joseph Bohannan. Virginia She Is common
" called mother Of States and statesmen her history
proves that sine is equally the mother Of soldiers
By Corpl RDber, B0annan. Our County Rejoicing IN
her liberty smiling in abundance, she calls upon all VINO
have want, supply wrongs fear, dangers to avoid
or energies exert. and find here habtatlon ana
a home beyond The reach Of dcspotism and Of fear
BY CoIpl John Bohannan Education and Couraee-ihe
understand the other 10 defend our political s'u
lions.
Captain Nimmo said he could nbear to advert TO the
gratifying and unusual circumstance that the Tour members
Of his company had last offered their sentiments rere
brotters He remembered long 10 have seen among the
tousis Of the Artillery BIehelorsan The question
asked upbradngIy What are they good fof-'lncc
hey raise no soldiers The father OF the Bohannons was
certainly free from such ,aunt lie mentioned Also tha
the mother of these young men had that morning gone 10
the Capitol Square for the purpose OF seeing me guns 10
which her sons enthusiastically attached aud oil
being introduced hun, their Captain dc did not doubt
that such mother would in the spirit of The Roman
ma,ron, and pointing 20 their shield would say
"Come WITH y. WHEN the battles done,
Bv s1r. james r. Lyle Reporter for the Daily Dis.
pstch" The Declaration OF Indep,nicncc-We hail this
The 18th birthday of The saviour OF The social and political
world with feelings Of reverence and gratitude
Bv Lent Hunt Lieut.. Rchartsnn-a worthy dsscen-
dent oil long line OF honorable arri!!"rvmen.
Lieut. Richardson Of the late Capt John B. Rich.
ardson grln!s OF the late VIM Richardson who was Cap
tain OF the RchrOn Light lnfIntty Blues a. the reorgan-
za,i. Of that Company 1898 and continued such more
han sixteen years, and nephew OF Grn VIM A. Richard
who COMMANDED company Of klirnsn during Inc as
war win Great Britain when only 9years) made modest
set syldi-y rery this sentiment and II the one short
time before proposed to the memory OF his father
BY Corporal Ha!<t,ad The enemies OF Capt Nin,ino-
May they ia: be hun9-and then allowed chahce 10 re-
By Quarermaster Mcharj The Old Dominion:
vmsinp.-'anG where amid storms
Tie sun .. liberty Yhci i.H;- ELusitd;
Mother Of Presidents. who Iole>, ensirincd
Than was al Whose .s proud sword against thy
Guarded thee. al whose unambrlous mir!
Into thy hands that sword nj last ell
When s,c,ory and peace '.a nea Cd Any my % %
OF eanh together holds. ard men are rec.
| AM our Jrarcoan,r! ro'rsrs, be thou still
The Great honi Of our Union r in 'he S,
Chi. Tba Stpnr Nc fYsp
but in dt!ence-nerer returned without honor.
By Corp'l joe B,hannan. Ar,ilerymen May the devil
clip the of our foes thai we may Know them by their
By sergt Elam Col Ellis brother to the soldier a
friend 10 the soldiers widow and orphan Long may he
live cheer the meetings and adorn the board oil the Rich
mord Fayrtlc Artillery.
BY Private solomon. E1-Lcu.. Richie: Absent, but
forgotten.
1sorite of the Richmond Fayette Artillery, Japan
not Japan d.
By Pioneer Ray. This Artillery Company have been
ed with them for s-and know they have al
ways tried he what they claimed 10 be-soders In action
soldiers in equipment with the motto Ready
nye, Ready
Sent by a Lady Virginia needs prouder dladem than
that her cons have placed upon her brow.
Ey John Nimmo, Esq. Woman's Charms: The best
suaranre &C against the invasion Of Womans rights.
BY Corporal EubInk. Henry Clay: patriot, pacihcator
and defender OF the right in his county he was also
The friend Of man in every cline Struggling I" be free
States: The Army and the Navy have both been toasted
II is from the steady and salwart bnnd of the Mechanics
they may expect TO be epcnished in time Of need.
Sent By Surgeon Brown The First Regiment Of Folun
Virginia boast among her noble
peace who promise OF greater CALAMITY in
Bg Lieut.. Shine. Col Thomas II. Ellis The admiration
of corps Ills services with this company should
be cherished In him bcnod the gentleman scholar
soldier combined.
By Private Kidd. Henry Clay: Through life distinguish
ed BY magnaniry by heroic devotion 10 duty, by chiv
aric of honor and By love for tho substance
and the end OF truth.
BE- Capt Numo. The little Sunday School children in
their pic mics today They gathering the flowers of
Aay--wc trust they will find not less enjoyment in the
bright stars and sp0tless SHOWS of December.
Orderly Sergeant Ball, being called for sentiment,
spoke with animation feeling and effect of his long
connection with the companythe changes he had
undergo-the names Of those 10 whom in his opinion,
indebted for reputation and efiiciencyand the
value OF such company tho community a. large. He
concluded BY proposing as a sentiment:
Captains Rutherfoord Richardson, Hyde, Ellis and MIN.
mo-Each in succession, By generous worth and manly
Bearing, 10 his command. that their mon,
while knowing but 10 love them them but 10
praise.
Col Ellis bore cheerful testimony 10 the extended faith.
FIJI and enthusiastic service OF his old Orderly Sergeant,
Ball. In continuation OF the line of remark he desir-
ed bring The recollecons Of the Company former
members who had rendered excellent service The Artillery