Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-09
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ABOUT o'clock, the co,,..,i.,:.
! cna,t 'Nu marched down 10 diur,, . =, {
! -non So. o.u oE thel. bard, .ni.,-. ,,. o
n..-d ..,,', eau 'or neH''y halt ~. ,.,. .',.,..
"ea'u save me tramp OF th4 ,n5',. -' ''..''t W.
! SO" step, snn marking time % "a! ;" i.'. g.
Gu 10 lheir sests nj The ,.b,. -
, everything being II last ,.r,nn,-, 10,
80, ross hhc welcomed t,s
mir. IInnn ,t 'eins, Assuring -
Regiment was Synonymous w,,n 80 i"Fk N-V-i.. ..i
'oioIery. de ailuced 20 ,a- sn,, M NODE c1iiz -
'ne,r vlsi'' arising from the circn,rs, '"t'ro-' '
1ulen II "as mace aud hoped the ms,n s,auGe9 aA"r
,hs, az, d.s nsVeF Die. Hehop-d the b!sndad ~ 10
eombinlj ar 'o 20. iooui' might be embl-nati, -, -
a. sn9r's hereafter 10 perpefnsts tbs o' ca
nc uonc!uced 0y the order fsliyS.. 'De Sh,'u.-
~ Tail upon lhe ea,abl.s 'eieu " L1 mHVF,e.
ih"order from headquart.r. ,ss. -
cloth "u wa, ,"s eaoe- rapidly dlsappesfst y 90
ing of re,uIsr ,oa,, glasse' were iled 40 'b-
'ns Ilurth toast was read a. en-
T. hs UNION Of the S,st-s NJ
fanaticsm. e""HoW up ;he srll. r.
ed 'a. e,i.a ayon. Esq. in answer to loud call. .
, Gu os'eIy He SAID he was no idola,.r
'o' 'ne onion itsrf-he was nor e.. ~ ihe I"'"
principle a nGidS 1T LED. ..I .y.s o.o" q"
oi virginia men with Nsw York women H.
nlsn pnpliment to New York and her rn,,.,I,, ''
oa M present, and alluded TO the t,rt y,
49, so.a W. Oe hau married New York lads ard :,
tei commentary on his life and services noai nt'
win the following santimsnt: e'' 0o"o'uir''
b., ;., we" tofh ana Virginia United in glory unit.
oy INTEREST ana united by marriage notbinS ~. D.,
nstlclsm can separate them" S ''' :"
=, 1ohn Cochrans, Esq, of Nsw York ss,o,.,...
ha "a
heard, or That il was possible for hn,s 80 80
nnAe niin'el heard on al occasion so sYoti,, o.
50 glorious But as son OF Nsw York ~ ,,,. o.
n; w 10Y oil ner glories and honors q, ths fs, ~,
n-nSd ~ "as NsW York who had reason a, b.
ptouu VI h-r part on this occasion for bs, 80 4,
coue on pilgrimage Of love 10 rs,,,rn ,h. .o- 10
P'' cue nah retained for 90 many years Ifb- 90, ID.
% hearu On tins OCCASION hs would attsmn, -,
eoS ooseiy the neress OF the Two States wsr.. i.,,
noaon,s nota' ~ isns aa Virginia and New York sns
oe 'ounlercialiy connected, there can bs mo isuor
dissolution OF the Union. He than r.f-r,-J '' ,'',
R'n VI 'he Revolutionary war, saying that Viryii "a
tue hotiVe poWer-hers the talent and comh;ns, "a,
anu Ne 'ne niai tnat made the revolution Tnou.,
ne 'es AZ 'ns PRIDE 10 HE native State that cou.d o
looked for, No was yet more proud in fndir, a..
name 80 closely associated n ths toas, win g..
d'stlhgushed statesmau deceased n. sIludai ,,.l
Sreat weaith yel unGeveUped in the bosom al the m
Dominioh ana was reoiced thar the iuhabitaui, o., no
Slate seemed about 10 throw of the lstbsryy v,h
'ONS ooocu UOoOm To the y
anu manufactures, and place the State in the iron ,
rank of her confederate sisters under th. ,,n,,.,-
VI tue distinguished leader tGov. Wise who sal ..,
Nun, VINO was now devoug bis energies and h- NJ.
~ 'he accompaniment OF that grand purpose. A.
'poAe nope'uty OF Virginias future, and ure-i bee.
sons 10 10 On and develops the bryh, coors II 49,.
tanned aud realize the glory which WAS their .5, ,
AHeT SONS idrther remarks in the same strain b.
cioseu Win all appropriate sentiment which va. r.
ceived with loud applsuse
ne seventh toast was read as follows;
!. Inc 'th regiment OF New YORK State NiIti.- m,
nrst corps OF the hrst City OF the hrst state OF m r.
Nation Known alw avs 4, ,J,. c,,n,r,. - " ''''
Virginia. H
Col. Duryes was called up1. I, rcsuonj /, ,ti ,,.,
nut excused himself on Hccouut vt rnc ialrn,,s ID,
houf he addressed ie" word, his Company 70 -,
10 lhe occasion and the place, sni called uuou fr,
with II will
Judge Lyons rose alter the ,lnuIt had suDsdeI ,n
more for tteir saaat Commander Thn call ~. b,,,
responded TO.
rnc reading of the ton.ts bein. iul.h,d ~. .,,...
ispersed and tho scene becsm" one OF gr-,, ,cti.-
preparation Ion leaving, and followed by the rf
si!iIness which prevailed after ine uiDt,ry had len
CLOSE THE DAY.
Ihe festivities oi tle dining room nsyIng t.ru.,..
ne companies resumed thcir Grins bnd the n, 40,
uudri soon alter formed into liu- I'm street.
'..~'n' "''iitaIy marched - tir am pur,;s pro-
-'Hi"d arms. They tiru iuru.G mo column b, cj.
dies, ana were r'c1rr'd up Main .jr-rt una w :. r.
t!toi Square The entire column tnen msrrh"i on
-Hc 'h'HulUcul hli rfluLSu tls washington
Alter spending -hort ;ir" ON thr Squ-l. L., s.-.
Yorker were escorted th-i~ auorrcf, tine H
,io1'e, the 81 'nares and Tho Pownst.nanI Gi.n.. m
There VIZ. no pa-adc al nght bur iu.ay u d.. M d.
cn ira'ored 10 make the OF vi-i.of. gs-. .
sanity, BY brstowng tnsm attentions &C.
I'M iuuny Guy-i nrol ,7n 1sir,l -r.,.,.
Capitol square.
Al .ioaT
Tie Capitol square wa. i..r %. .tr,. l, 1.tr.....
Thousands of p-fsons assembled tp ipr-,- r.r.
Hud ~ tpCuG plSast.t
'des with tner attsndauts were % b. ,,-s .5s. .. .
very direction towards tue ~ .Hlo -. .ts. ..
Icucs tue vhrDus hyrHucs ,. r.s. . ~. ...
pr'scnccd hrir- mas Of tun,. a...lr ..
aud iro as /; moved by otnrr tgtu hauau ,.,. #..
-JunLt!'s ap - ntcd 10 decorate fncs. ..n.a.- p.
';cHsioE. had strUL. AuhIrcG. ui 'u..-- ... Dol.
cItDrcd paper, uups the walks am IGfu. I... ..
'oIthsrn portlco ot 'ae C"pHo, thr .rtcr..'a
which, r"i -cn- upon i:c psrucs ,.....r. .,a .
rrhche- Hnd @-ePs ol M MDHufHe4t aud ..., ..
. tIc wnuic -crnc a nU,t pciuiC-G. -. r.
prhrsnc". aided u tn., lie afiD,y .,u. rr.p..
dciigntin! music tor short t.ue, ', Uin.
me "niiiHtion ol the s.eGo Asa idftEe' a,..
parent arches WIKI suitable devices, irlNI .s
tue varou. 2ateway@ ead!"s ...' ':ut4 Wa. .l..
Is copy uf tnein:
over the gate .eadlns into l2:l street snd f-aL2A
we're the following words:
The Mount Vernon Association. v.rgni.rs opy
Jour heart. aud your pUISe,
over lIth and bank street gate:
"A sister bears the remains TO q LlsteT. bo,ou.
touches the Eearl."
Over the 10th and Bank stree, gate
JAMES MONACO He controlled millions AID iiet p.
This 10 virtue.
Over the 9th and Bank street gate.
''Ctzen sodierH--the oLly stanGing army regLr51
Republic"
Over 9th and Franklin gale.
Virginia Pres.ncnts-.-t their bones repo.e 4s sJ
until unu they rise IN immortality"
over yth aud Grace street CUTE:
Fourth OF J4y and J,tr. son-l,umDftal ~ a., cuy.
II gave MN immortality.
over 9Th and Capitol street gate:
The wisdom aud vaIor oi Virginia wrou.u' tr.l OBJ.
mortal bronze BY the genus OF New York
Over the gate fronting the City Hall:
" TGc Empire state and Old DOmiHi1u--.ufsd D.
thc associations oil the past and the o s.s.,
afecil"n Lis arch was handsomely ir-'0on'I sr
red, white and blue upon which wero sthrs onu ere a.
OF evergreen, with small days waving above q.
over the east gate, leading to CapnOl street
The Fourth, will naver be Tor gotten by tire ..,h
Over the gate leading ron tue square .-c ,,..s
nors yard:
Tine Goyernors OF Virginia the guardians of h.
rghts-the defenders ot her honor The uphOlstery o.
this arch Was red, white and blue hsndsorn,y y dec
rsed with stars and wresihs OF cvergeens und ,m-i
flags. and when lighted up quite attractive.
The visitors to the square seemed highly grslacd ~
simple yet attractive decorations prepared by
nit1ee aud many OF them regretted the evening
enjoyment was 30 soon endeu.