Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-07

Of american Li5erty--A Band OF Mar
tyrs, whose delight was the alteration
of Freedom, whose object was ITS COM
plete establishment.
8. B1assachuseffs--May her moral,
political and religious institutions be
perpetuated; the basis ether prosperity
4. Coz. Stro'lg-The man OF our
choice, may he steadily pursue the
true interest of his country, unseduced
by the allurements Of power, unawed
BY the menaces of faction.
s. Freedom Of Electioz--May the
sacred privilege never be destroyed, by
the Refort of Cannon or Committees
6. The real friends ef'tbe PeofaIe--
not their .fctfereTs.
E7. The memory of tie immortal Wash
eton-Tho' his bones moulder in the
tomb, may his virtues live in our hearts.
2. .Nrtion1l Honor--When weighed
IL the balance against calculations of
II crest, may it never be found want
ing.
9. The B1iEhG Of oar Country--Our
ornament in peace, our defence in war,
may they add the spirit of rs to the
disipline Of 1906.
TO-. The Nauy--Frpm the insults,
injuries and depreciation of commercial
powers on the Ocean, may our Glal-
boats protect us.
IL. Commerce, Manufactures, and
-6grc11lture--The threefold bond of our
national prosperity, may it prove too
strong to be broken by faction, and too
closely interviewer to be UNFINISHED by
Interested Demagogues.
II. General Eaton---May the gall
! liant Warrour who penetrated the de-
sart'of Lydia, and shook the throne of
Tnpoli's chief, never need the gift of
paItry Medal, to insure Kim the graf
inde OF his C0untrymen, and the ap-
planse Of pssterity.
Is. BonafGrte-The destroyer Of
Republics, the maker Of Kings, and
the despot of Europe-may he no lon
ger continue the Banker. of America.
Ia. RehnbHcaaism-May its name
no longer be used to sanction crimes at
which Despot would blush.
Is. TIE american Parkway the
only Tribute paid by our Country, be
tribute OF respect for the patriotism,
and esteem for the virtues OF the Fair
10. Observation-Disclosures m pol
itics--may she never renounce the
sound maxins and principles of the
Washington School.
IL. OR Country--Nay faction
cease, party sabside, and the only en-
curry be, what viii best promote the
true interest Of our common Country.
In Bosfon, the 3Oth Anniversary of
our Independence was celebrated with
demonstrations Of gratitude and fsstvi-
". After hearinga sprrlted Grafton
pronounced by. Frazcis ID. Chanting
Esq. the FEDERAL REPUBLICANS,
went in procession from the State
House to Fanuil Hall, where COM
II pany consisting ofbetween4oo and 500
persons partooK ola sumpuuous dinner
4 The following was'the order Of pro-
eession s.
Military Escort--Cornriittee of Ar
rangements-Presidsnt Of the Day and
-President-Sheriff of Suffolk
The Hon. JohH adams, and Robert r.
Paine, Esquires, who signed the De-
clarauon Of Independence-Hon. Judge
4 Dana, and Judge DaOiS-Hon. Judge
Dazoes, and Hon. Mr.. .znes-General
Eaton, Commodore Pre5lc, and sever
al Officers of the United States Navy
and Army--Selectmen Town Clerk
Maj. Gen. Elliot, Gen. Davis, and
Gen. Donnison-Field and other Mill
tary Officers-President and Profess
sors Of Harvard University-Reverend
Clergy-Subscribers sc.
The following are among the volun-
teer toasts:
By RE Hon JoHN ADAMS, Ejg.-May the
Trident Of Neptune ever protect The Indepen-
deRce Of Nations and defend the Liberty Of
mankind
By Gen. EAroN.-The dzy.;--lJ i ,4gst -
LEI net the fwest Of Americas be 'bartered
for offences to perfume pirates head, nor
cur harvefls for gold TO purchafe humiliation.
b C"an0So,e PREBLE.-Our enterPrihng Of
hsers and hardy fsanen engaged in the peace
ful purluit Of commerce MAY itever be the
pride and glory Of their naval brethren in
arms to protect and defend them.
By fbe TvEIsIAR AMBAssADoR.-GN May ev-
cry foreign Agent return 10 his own country
irnprehed with the fame favorable ideas Of A
merie<n hospitality, that will forever make
merit in cherilhing"
44fffr -fbs Hon. 4Fr. ApAMs retir.I:-