Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-20

that .ay. constantly to watch lest shoul. nrdniy yield
10 ~ nni !"u may 'e sure ra II would give me cspscia!
pleasure with you in doing honor III: memory
'he iu>ni"us P'intsr Plosurrr and Statesman "!"sc
BiTh.day you 10 celebrate Bat feel that ongEl not
I,ave Washington ] must therefore ask tha, in
place II personal Presence viii iane my
good wishes, and ibis sentiments
Our cid State under her Cnnsttaiioa-Aay her
strength be renewed she mount wings iSe eagles
--ru and not be weary, walk and not faint
am, gentlemen, truly and tai.huiiv yours. &c.
JOHN ) CA5KIE.
MsssT* j. r. Lcwelep and others, committee.
On concluding Tie reading the Corresponding Secretary
behalf II the Committee Of Aithrccmns offered III.
olnci sentiment which Received with nparnu=
pid"s@:
Our lnrtsd Gusss-,hough nhssn, icou' our e. tive
BOARD, remember them ii uu' hearts
VOLUNTEER SENTIMENTS
By A. u. Bnry.-Iie products ci the Pn:a-the intel
lee ua gnAnD To- The mental regeneration Of Oh Nsn-
To hls john k. Thompson at HE Southern Literary Mas
scngcr responded. ii his hnppiest eli nj
I;t a tiursi.-Iir Reverend Cirrgy-t"r position the
most houiah'r tisnsi occnpicd by lhe u
(hs r"GgE, up the Rev. DE- Lee whose remarks rc-
.t;vcd wlt.i great applause.
BIZ John IL Frucscu -Car Charles D!nn,i:h-- the
accomplished soldier aud cnteIprsn4 citizen.
After acknowledging The compliment aud expressing his
unwurthiacsS, Capt Dnmock said tha; prudence woui!
dictate that he should lake h:S -a but precedent
seemed been established. lie sup?os. he udl
i.ye ;cini, ~ especially he wIlG4 contribute lis
i.unc" ,iI.s awards entertainment Of those
him. 81. said he had occasion not on2 since Upon IT,
va OF i nature 10 say, the mechanics
other were INDEBTED Tor ir wonderful
Ok i's century nni ins .accd Ia. machine
having .uIlionlz"i tie world reduced mountains halls
bills egl!.ss; brought the Ok, an lfs countries in
Close nt.r; t3s.n 1 ftn srcns NJ r.. uhIlc and
&:uu.H , ltr .t.' So. contact that oca: ..il-~c:.
"nG tx II .:ffr f,-i >..-.tii' ,'r g"t:tlaIr
h4u",: ~ !i:uyitv !.r>'oU.e ~airIs OF hr sfei:
MIsSsst! VA. been overcome, and i.s banks peopl-d BY
housaul. .! onF fellow citizens. That he wished 10
say that il q" this the mechanics had been infinitely aided
~ the art ri printing and the press. For man in
his natural Lifeline could have Invented and perfected the
steam engine any other machine vU.v!na hl! phivs0
ca principles an! without record hiS advancement!
diti with hiG his Successors compelled 10 acGin-
not "fc:. lie left uiihut where h. BEGAN and The
u"nccs asr tn! Little progress III the ard sciences ri
Z" L" itc Invention .: p:rns but since that. each
iiri hah lied sl. of The fectd.a ana .Us knowledge
had otc";nc accumulated ~ The present Gav.
t9 al remember said H.. how priest ridden the void
F'r L" pi:nn.-t;ts" se styled GriCrS, uGiin-
"'t"ai powers and privileges. under The CLOAK at which
US 'Hst lni"hs acts romn!;tCd and mankind made
- 30" IN snpcr-tltios ignorance their mperous viii
Ini al ough few bold spirits gttr!.1 and need lie
"otk .! rr;oraon Yet but for The assistance OF The
pnF invented Just Before tia; period the pro- abilities
maj may W"ui not have sGccecced and the void would
| hAv:aeta it'i ~ darkness 10 this hoGr.
INC result however has been that the bible has gone
eve*"h@e, from which he's only learned his re.
glous duiies bit his civil and political rights