Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-08

Nlw Yosf S..1o<,r GrArD. Though far away; TO
our heurrs snd memories dear-hc'ei
in Richmond.
SECOND REorLAR ToAsr-TnE USIoS.-As every
plant must be perfect to produce good fru't, so u.
the States must be harmonious 70 produce : Pe
Union.
An invitation having been extended to uoV.
| Wise, this toast was set apart for hin. ne was
unable to attend, however, and sent the ioio"'
ing letter:
". II. WADE, Corresponding Secretary f.G. L. b.
rra;etnlly acknowledge your invitation IN behalf
Of the y. Il. l.. b., but bcins y visitor oi "'l,!H"
nni MARY College. | an called 10 - meeting ,: ~
Board on the 4tli.
Annoying OF the toast for t"e 90 respond to.
rive You "A per,cc, Union j. bc>. preserved By re-
speeding al, the rights OF the S;a,e-.'
Your, truly, IN. "ist.
Thi, was received with great cheering.
Tniro EEGrLAg ToN.r.-N!g"iSIA. me M"riiAH
OF WA>n!Norox: Nay her children o; The present.
generation rnMla;c the example o. nE greatest ''h'
l.. :. Marye, Esp. responded TO ibis toast IN
a long and eloquent speech, which WAS loudly
chccrci. Vt IL conclusion lac cave an excel
lent sentiment, which We regret having mlsla!d.
Fovl:rn Esor.,G T"A>r.-TaE .ArNY ANp Nay;
They keep our arno. bright ~ time "i peace "A'!
dazzle w.rn !. III time 81 VAR.
Gen. ". II. Richardson WAS 10 have replied
to this toast. but in his absence it WAS respond
ed To. in a very happy speech, by Col. j. LuciuS
Davis, which elected great applause.
Firm RrerL,r T",>r.-TmE >rpNLE> os Iil
p,.L,E\rio. OF lNpirLXpLN,E: Good Old Slrcs
who ]uni!r!r,i {" mankind i parchment 'onta.nin:
"y,litum in Pare which u GrAt'in! Err''4. ~"
y,nyr.tcs. May their >pV.- lee t!e>' with immortality,
and -. :arac not earthly, tW; "e'erI.. n ;"e lea
vcns."
This toas. WAS drank standing and IN silence
Marlmadukc johnson. Esq. was To have spoken
on it. bat he was unayoidably absent
SIXTH ILGrLM ToA>r-org Ntr!sNAL iIA":-,
Tb, rr.l, Of Americans. anl ;lc A~arp.ns,r oi gr"'!
to ,ir oppressed u! ~ %:!a,!r'.e.
Private A.Lncr England responded. lie SAID:
With diiiidcncc. though with pleasure, rise 70
respond TO the i!attcring call made upon Inc by
oar Gallant commander. It is his daty 10 COM
mana-ininc TO OBEY. II would be in vain for
me to attempt 10 interest You, gentlemen. after
l~i>tcnin. To the eloquent responses made by
DIR invited friends, who have just preceded
me: bu, before | close. allow me To offer tic
following sentiment:
"rr..rc-, onward a'.i rl|,'r'; May ~a>iiTA,.2a
toward, perfection glitter IN Tie h''it' 81 lie ou':
G,ia!d ~ hri:k. - the thiriy three E-'.pl"!! -;ar'
that. wave with their col"r,.
SEVENTH ~I.LacLl. To,,T-InE MEuoET oF ori
pr,p II NlNI,".-"Thcy sleep thor Ia. s!ecp..
They lied wlil>; 5car.u. t.oit; liz STATS and 'ir'Pe,..
3D.! ;:rcimci, Tie requiem "a.t!! TIC 'hApp"fA
Wind ,in.- over Them J. bat Ia, SCH %: = ia's"n that
,r,,r,.;u;,. the strus-.r 81 brothers :g- = i.n;Ici! :
r."t~.
\. Judson Crane. Esq, was 10 have respond
ed. He sent tire following letter addressed TO
tie Secretary:
"Sr:-l0ur polite and very cordial note IN
yit!nc me to he present at the celebration OF
the ;ih of july By the Young Guard Light
B.ttalion, and take part in the proceedings OF
tl,. occasion, las been received. with 4 iuil ap-
probation of the honor and the kindnc,s 1t I'LL
plies. Another engagement, made some weeks
400 will obligc me to leave Town about the
hour your note mentions. regret. therefore,
very much. my inability TO be present,
Mr.. Cranes letter closes with the following
sentiment: -,
The American dead, wherever they fell,
whether in the fight with Tripoli or on the sea.
in Canadian SHOWS, or beneath the icrNId sun
Of Mexico. or in the forest or the valleys o;
our cherished Union, are still held in 'a;ihinI
memory by their soldier brethren wherever
the stars and stripes are seen.
rl,,IiII l.E,,t La. lhN-I- III ] - 49,
engine. which awc> Az! brings - >.h1.>e.o traitor
=, ,ir Constitution aLd Laws. The .rca; hTINarN "i
,rceimc;i. from which are hurled metal certain ana
>l:c against the eacrI.c- 1t OR country. VII" i"fh
in ambush aul attempt tue de>tFu'i!"!. 'i 'Hc len
pie Il Freedom.
q. Jennings Wise, Esq, was called on from
ali quarters to respond 10 this toast. II would
he impossible to give u correct notion OF his
speech unless We gave it in full, AMI we have
not complete notes. He reviewed with great
power the condition Of the press in Europe and
is relation 10 armies and governments there as
compared with its position here. He entered
into an elaborate review Of the duties and obli-
cations Of the press. He quoted with great
appreciation the sentiment winch the stern ola
Field. Marshal Butcher once gave in the pre-
>encc OF 4 number oi distinguished military
men and diplomats, TO wit
what thu sword vim by fighting,
Le; 10; the pen lcie b! writing.
Mr.. W'iSc'S speech was certainly one Of the
very allcst and most happy We ever heard on
the subject, and was enthusiastically chcered.
Ni>1.i Er.rLAn ToA,T-TIE tNIvLEs.TY ~ VIZ
G,NIA A>p1nE Nln.lNIA MILITARY INSTITUTE; Inc!
arc To- Virginia VIVA; intellectual! excellence and nah
,ury skill 10: Which they are tie !r"it'"Is"t'F>i are 70
All S;u;c>-tie >ourc; oi her GREATNESS.
This was responded 10 by private George
! = ~ a. Wv
vcry warmly received.
Trxru Er.rLAg Tovr-Tmr NEH"rY ~ OF
DErAgrED CovEArE-: Time c"nr9, c:'Aee from on!
memories tht!- many yir,I'>. And IA or hearts We
bear un evergreen SPOT, "lici. constantly :ciai!d' rs
Of past lal!! associations. 49,,
John II. Richardson. but hl> place was ably
filled by Captain John :. Rady in 4 speech
which elected much applause. and IN which he
spoke IN high terms oil praise oil the absent
Colonel. Uircat applauSc.j
ELEVENTH RT"JLA. IuN>I.-TIE PRESIDENT 81
mn United S1ArLs:-lic .lI> up lite With good ,ivvi-.
not wears OF ILd"lci.cr. Glory - ;!ic unanimous
Irai-c 81 ;Ec good. the unb"Hsht voice Of those who
can well discriminate j. "a -urla->!n- VIRTUES. Wei!
may he cNclaim: "Con'ig;mu> n"r'in" quo n'!h. e9r-
~, crlt."
This was to have been responded to by +.
O'Mahony, Of the Enquirer, but he not
being present. Mr.. p. G.. Coshlan Of the En-
amlncr was loudly called on 10 respond, which
he did in eloquent and appropriate remarks,
which were received with much applause. Mr.
CogllAn concluded by giving the following
toast .TmE AMERICAN ~EAGLE-may he place
II, bcak on the North Pole. cover the South
Pole with his tail, and resting his breast on the
equator. nav he extend hi> wings East and
West until their tips meet on the opposite side
of the Globe. That's a spread eagle for YOU
Twelfth EkrrlAK TpAsT.-TnE >riEir ~ Pro
.ELss.-Likc the eagle H. course = upward aid on
ward. bit milk him. when It !. crcckcd. :; docs MOI,
tall. but oa!y wa:;, for al opportunity. when j, zoe,
ON ia way with unimIaircd speed.
Maj. Sarnuel p. Mitchell responded in 4 very
neat and appropriate speech. which was mos,
warmly received.
TurfLryru EEGrLAa oA.T.-WonN%.-Asbri.ht
iower- III our tome,-tno "M0rmn. GLORY ;n"t
cheer, IT. onwari-amd the br.sh. ">nn.owcr' tila,
,urn, wi;h u- tall evening. ;ld then win bright
open face welcomes IL 20 or cheerful homes.
Capt. John :. Rady responded III a speech
which 1t would icligh, the ladies to have heard.
He gave the following toast:
'rHr WoNrS OF !I,j AsD l,i' -IhehFr' herc!nc-
in our %coun;ry', struggle tor liberty. The second,
swec; flowers ;tAt I'll oar homes %! peace "Ii4 s.adi'e..
and ci..hlc IT. 10 appreciate the b,e>,!m2s"l liberty.
Several gentlemen were cllled on iDr speech.