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

ronay General of the United States which he hpd dscne
ard moi OCCASION had he felt il his duty or had hi. ncna
ton prompted him. accept f any cfce either Stat
Or federal, except when, asa patriot he conceived
obligatory nron him 10 meet and 10 qce the dangerous d
man ofubotiion flndtcism
In in a!r. p. thought the whole couHtry could c0nid
b"il Marin md S1uth and when such pte.ente
10 him. In opposition 10 Winfield Scott he did not hcsits
whom 20 cheese. He would ask Ills Wing friends que
lion, and ic desired answer (7ut came) Ia tell h
Why il happened hat lizard Fillmore whose fidelity 10 III
Sonlh 80 man questioned whose administration had bee
satisfactory 10 The whole country 81 much so ~ TO si!enc
even his political enemies, pushed aside, and Wnie
scott scrc;cd as hf standard teref7 Could any oht
answer be given than that Mr. Fillmore could ge; IN
abolition Of the North ant ;hat Gen. Scott cuuldl
And this 5e then Gen. scott should be elected Pres
ieni the ee-so party Of the Nonh will become the
Cahnrt down Il was lrue that in regard 10 the aboo
of snve'y IN Virginia, Gen. Scott ssl had he heen mem
'rf "t ihr virginia Legislature in 1881 and 1882 he wnul
nave voted rs Geo. W. Summers voted for emanc
Geo W. Summers. however gave tiat vote under an ex
ccmtn which pevd"d ,!lG whole rrslc .,ind of that day
rnd since had mhnnily recan.ed Sn Winfield Scott lei
2rs Afterwards in the cool Gispas natu retirement Of hi
n"n home uttered thai 05nuxDus i.ci.ration and il still
sV"d garlngy before the country aud unTeacci r
7. declared thar he had SAID in !-snnins his positic;
w1g painful one he would Row in conclusion thu,
Afforded some pleasure, it wnn! give hia oppor
unity 10 witress the progress of this campaign wilnou
i'ey enl-fag his energies either way snd TINS cnsb
clients. II he lived 10 III. day ho would us.ueiy g.
"hnt ' ardcntlg hoped every who loved .ns Union
ana wished Tor lis perpetuy would also duao 10 the po
nnd freely aud cceriny hs for franklin Pierce
New Hampshire for President and W;n K. King OF Alaba
ma !"- Vice President Of the United States.
hf. I. was frequently interrupted by the most rocerors
&arrTin5 OF lie very large audience present. When h"
'id concluded, h. asked by sr. Thos s. Elnurnry
whpt Objection lie had Mr. raha; he answered mat The
tail OF the 'icLet was in The wrong place. Y. y. z.
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY BY THE MONT.
GOMERY GUARD AT GODDNS SPRING
The following standing presented and drunk
aith enthusiasm:
L. The day celebrate freedoms Sabbath let us keep
il holy.
2 The Sgncrs df the Declaration of independence Can
onzcd saints political calendar let forget
the homage thai is due them.
3. Tie Memory Ul Washington.
4 The President of the United States: Respected BY all
parties he will carry wh him in his retirement the best
wishes Of his counirymcn.
5. The United States our adopted country: lib" en-"
shield of Achilles is bounded by the waves OF oceans Let
fu,h kept AS unarnished thai fdbled hucker and
the weapons the world shall hurte harmlessy aGainsl
G. Ireland: Our affections still cling fondy the land OF
bi:t!.
"For Erin surpasses the daughters of Neptune,
As Dian oursh;ncs each encirclng star,
And spheres Of the heavens couJ never have Kept une
Till SCI TO the music of Erin 60 ora9h"
!. Tic Army and Navy: lnvincibc on sea and shore
g. The Doctrine Of Foreign Intervention: America Offers
ask more OF her. bid him get back his fathcrand.
g. Schools and Colleges Tho Nurseries OF Freemen; let
US have them on every eide.
10 Oue sentiment from hearts in tender rccoectlons
CT Thomas Moore: The harp shattered yet echoes from
will linger in the valleys q" his native land
while its shall dream OF liberty and Its women oil love
H. The memory OF HenY Clay:
"Thc earth that bear, him dead.
bears OF alive grand gentleman"
l2 The North and the Soutl United once more In thf
bands of a,ena affection, they no longer have para
les OF latitude upon the map OF their possessions
s. Woman: Adnred of poets saees, philosophers anf
I.ishnen; when we love her not, chaos Is come again
Letters Of apology read from the Gnvernor MI 100
bert G. Scott Mr VIM. Ri'chie Col. G. z. Tompkins
Nal T. P. August, Col. Gwynn, and Col W. p Mnnord
several n these gentlemen oasts which were received
with great applause. We sublou them
BY Dir. Robert G. Scots The land Of Curran, Graitnn
Council and Mebgher-Wc bid her em2rdnt sons wei
come thrice welcome tn the Land OF the Free.
By Major August Thomas F. Meagher, the patriot ant
ora,o We bid him thrice welcome 10 the land OF Inc ire
and ,c home of the brave" May he yet live 10 return t.
his native land and swell the grateful cry that Ireland
! rcdsnrlei rrgcncratcd, and discnthrailed
By Col! c. @. Tompkins: Tire memory Of Major Genera
Richard Mongomc!y Cherished by true colder, ant
Scac0n the Guards.
y Col. W. p. Muntord Ireland and Hungary: osr ex
ample and sympathy best un! only Intervention.
By Mr. w. +. Rilche of the Enquirer: Thomas trenci
Meagher tho Ilish Patriot: While, under the constitution
,se cannot admit him TO the rights OF citizenship, "
hail him as brother, and honor him tor his true heroisH
splendid genius, and genuine modesiy
Lieut. Doolcy gave in compliment 10 "he Press.
Mr. H. r. Pleasants being called upon for speech in re
5ponsc gave
The Irish Infantry all over the world No enemy
! their backs upon the field Of battle.
Mr. J. r. Thompson after entertaining speech, gave
! The cmbIems Of Ir7hmen:
'"The shamrock their olive rworn foe TO quarrel,
Protects from the thunder and lightning OF rows,
Their 5pig OF shllaIv is nothing but Laurel,
Tht 1cur.shes rapidly over iheir brows :
! Captain Moore gave Tie "Bar of Richmond"
This called up Mr.. William F. Watson, who made high
" humorous and characteristic speech becoming however
eous the last and denpuncins the condnct oil tn
British Government towards Ireland, IN terms OF gfea
and considerable eloquence. He gave, al the con
| clisiun--
The British Government Bleeding Ireland can say
cr as Lori Dhy said Of Lord Straord she has atiitie
OF which "Gol gave her the use the Devil the application
CdptGin Moore then gave
The Navy Of the United States and tho Japan Expedition
Col S2aldng responded ths in very anima
led and appropriate remarks paying 10 the naval service
nigh and Just tribute. He gave
rrhomas Francis Meaeher His love for his country
freedom made him willing sacrifice his To" proc
~ c.carr convict he boldly taught his tyran laors ;ha
hi, British irons did not prison MAKE, nor BRUSH oa7
une:s a cage"
Hay he I've 10 Ste the fuitilmen OF Robert Ernes ep
apn and ths American Eagle play Yankee Doodle On III
Hy private NJ L. Martin America the land Of The brav
,.d hc Of tho frrc: M,Eklnd the recipients OF III
runt c:tcis of our republican government
Ry L.ut. Ssgers. Ireland and tie Union: A LAsrIS
lu:un amongst all her sons, ur The SPEEDY olesuiuoh
| yer unnn with England.
] BY Lieut. williamson. Irishmen In America Inc inner
Drs nl 40 ancient onprabe nane The natural RhaGia
that nurnes hnor Let it be their pride as II Is the
! iuty t. preserve il untarnished
:: 4, Private NJ. L. Martin. Henry Clay: His memory WI
as ms orq eye Is left shed tear over tie grave
! rpaIred gre tness. ,
! By Wnl F. Watson. The Irish Girls and the Virein
Bpys cnd glorious unon highly oen.hcis'
he I'D iiDn.
Bv Private Mcclure. The land We live in Not forgetn
! IN. lard left
CELEBRATION BY THE r. L. !. BLUES.
The Blues celebrated the 4h at their old dining groune
Buchanan Spring They were, this OCCASION The gues
Of It. L. W Gozcbroox and Serg't. II. ". Dickinson.
The dinner was prepared by that excellent caterer Mr.
| C. knbrouph.
Can't G. ~ Nunford who presided over the taeles rea
| the following regular l'asls:
| / The day We cslcpTate-Our rcjoicnas hnd an ech
wherever freedom has friend Nlus:c-"Hail Columbia
The example Of the United States-Our only nteryer
lion with nations against and bigoy Mnsc-"hla
| settles Hymn y ;.
George Washington Zone generation shall praise N
works 10 another" Music Remember Me
! l. Our departed statesmen and heroes-"ihe spirit
their thoughts shall walk the earth" Music
s. The memory Of Henry Clay-Hss country "oer ~
son hung weeping as he died" Music
6 The Constitution OF the United Sates-A monuHer
nf wi>don whose inscriptions should be read with rsne
ton. Music
! !. The Star. of our Union-Let harmony eSst anon
hem as "when the morning stars sang together. husl
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