The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

txpunnue eeoocnisos - fsnegeng phllnn1hRopisL
gh.oscgner s,, ssSsa g ~ sps
ofPbceian ~ spirit Of 6ecrsfes.
q - states Of the Union. and the Union Of
the Sssaes Distinct the balows, O. the sea
q. Wxehfnrton-Providenes left him childIe,.
that nation might call him Father.
4. The Men Of the Revolution honor to tho
few who survivs-to those departed, thetribute Of
our tears.
The President OF the United States and n,
Constitution Of the United States--vigilance and
Fidelity reposiDg the broad basis Of Wisdom and
Power
8. yirginia-The purity Of her psst reputation,
the best sarety that she win preserve her eseusch
con stainless in the future.
=. The Art of Printing key 10 the Temps
of Truth.
a The Press fts true liberty implies frecdot,
az well from factions, selfish and unworthy pas.
sions as from the restrictions of an arbrafy GOV
eminent Itsreal power nothing more than the
force OF Truth.
8. Printing ofices-Schools from which have
gone forth learned Dixines profound Statesmen &C.
complished Authors and valuable citizens in all the
walks of life. i9l' F5
To- TypoeraphicaI Urricus-Based upon the prip.
ciples of ustioe-he best protector to the Master
Printers against imposition-to the Journeymaa
against oppression and unworthy competition.
III The Editors and Emyloying Printers Of Rich
mond-Distifsuished for their intelligence and ibe.
rality-we esteem them as gentlemen and cherish
them az friends.
10 Our Guests wclcozned to our Banquet
theyare equally welcome to oar hearts.
b. Woman-Beauty her sceptre, Virtue her dia-
dem, we bow willing subjects at her shrine. r
Letters from VIM. F. Ri.chie, Col Geo w Nun.
ford J. NJ Patton, and James A. Cowardin were
read, expressing regret that they were obliged from
causes beyond their CONTROL to forego the pleasure
of participation and conveying sentiments appropr:
ate to the occasion. (By the way-a gentleman a.
the banquet significantly insinaaed that 1t had been
discovered that very accomplished and beautiful
suthoress and actress, of the "most exquisite
mould is "now widow = and that TO this fact the
absence of at least one Editor might be accounted
for)
Interesting letters from J. 81 Botts J. s. Caske
and J. s. GalIaher, were received by the COMMITTEE
at too late an hour to be read at the banquet
The Invitation Committee consisted of the folloin,
gentlemen, viz: j. Richard Lewellyn, James Il
walford, D. W. Mitchell John w. Culiey and Alex
NJ Brooks.
We annex a toast by the Committee:
Our Absent Guests-Though absen. from our fss.
tive board, we remember them in cur hearts
As a specimen of the character of the many ap
propriate and excellent ioasts, which space denies
us the pleasure of throwing before our readers
this morning, we give the following:
BY Jesse l.. Garrett The Richmond Press-An
Enquirer for information must be strict Exari
nsr OF the Times, to become am Adroca,e of Repub
ican WhiS principles But, the Baptist PrsacS.
err, Woschman of morality, Messcng ger of truth
should Herald with Dispatch the progress of this
Era, sw. etscented rs IL Is with the Magnolia OF re-
ligion
BY &. c. Crump 70 for cur friends
and a for our enemies.
By the same Employers and Employess-Two
case.