The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15
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WEDNESDAY, NAY l6. 1910.
Gf 7ammany Society, or Columbian Order


On Saturday last being the Anniversary o.
the Tammany Society, or Columbian Order,
the Beaver Tribe, No. 2, in this town. cele-
bratel the day. In the morning the Aneri-
can Standard was hoisted at Fort Wolcot. and
in various parts Of the town. AT 10 o'clock
the Society met at their Great Wigwam, and
formed procession, accompanied by band
Of musick, which proceeded down the paratie,
up Than,cs-s,reet, thrsugh Marlboro street,
to the Methodist Chapel: Owing to the in-
disposition Of MI. HAZARD, the Lc4g Talk
WIS not delivered but very numerous and
crowded alit.ience were highly gratihed with
all appropriate moral and religious Discourse,
by the Rev. Mr.. Webb. In the course ofhs
observations he expatiated on the blessings
which Con, in manifold instances had confei-
red on THIS favoured land, and reminded US OF
the gratitude and love we owed TO that source
from which all our prosperity was derived.
An excellent choir Of singers performed Sc
l,,ct pieces of musick for the OCCASION, which
afforded the highest pleasure and satisfaction.
Alterthe services were over the Society re-
turned TO their Wigwam, in the same decent
and orderly manner, they had proceeded from
it, S---
A, o'clock, the Society repaired to the
ROOM over the Brick Market, where III ex-
eclient dinner was provided by Capt. BEnI-
All ELDRED. Near one hundred and forty
persons sat down together, and the utmost
order and harmony prevailed through the en-
tertainment. The Hon. CoNsTANT TABEn
presided assisted by the Hon. DENS IL sLASD,
Cap' Jon y ELDREp,and Capt.JonN CAKooxE,
IS Vice Presidents.
After the cloth was removed thc following
toasts were drank accompanied with musick.
TCaSTS. Il
I. TlmnIny -Wh;le W. wish to emulate his
hcroick virtues, may never forget his b.lsiropy
ami 5eaeuo'euce. 5 cheers. Tune hafgL Chief
g 1Xe Grand Sachem IF our vadgn--M,y the
splenoor of his wisdom, and the dignifed meas
u1es OF nis adminis,rstioa strike dread upon for
eign e,sssaries. 9 cheers. foresid.,as .lErch.
3. ON retired Ch,ef-Tie sage OF Monticello, the
philosopher and friend OF man--to him health, happi-
ness, and long life. cheers.
Tune .re0srson and yjs-rty
4. Or Great Father in Council Gecrge CHnfon-
The warriour and the statesman. cheers
Tune York Fmsieers.
IS. Tire memory Of those warriours who bravely
fought and bled in the cause Of Freedom.
-.. Tune Waka6om March.
s. .9meriaan Erdstuadsncc--rne Great Spirii pro-
tected through the horrours Of sang,iinary war,
for its accomplishment may -chersh the in
est, ,iable blessing. Tune Turkey Doodle.
z. The Sons of Iarmasy throughout Me United
Stafes--Whcn Liberty small bc assaileG, and when
the Nights OF Man shall be Invaded, they will repair
TO their Wgwam. and swear by the spirit of their
Fathers, TO live free or die" cheers.
s... Tune Rise Columbia.
g. May we offer tn all nations the Calumet of
Peace, aal never unb,isy tine TommAlawk uil our
country's good resi lures it. Tame Liberty.
g. Our Cham Of U,lion--May it extend round the
world, and unite mankind in the bonds of love and
fiiensiship.kt Tune .fssocidsios
10 On. Rsd Brsflrea-Nfay they be aided and
encouraged il tie ar,s of peace---the Of the
Plough and the Loom, and enjoy most supremely,
al the blessings of civilized life. cheers
Tune Rural Felicity.
H. .fgricninre, Manufactures, and Comm-rce--
Peace, mi fie .7ssef Psscs--When foreico powers,
seeking for despotick sway, shall deluge lhe old
world in blood and rapine may thy genial ray trad
late and cheer this happy land. cheers.
Tune H,la Celau.5a
10 TIE Day roe ce,e5rafe-Dou5ly dear to Free
men--it being the Birth Day of the pa,ron Ut
Oder, and the Anniversary of the Acouisitisn Of
Louisiana. 3 cheers. Tune Iad;an fhiiosoper
Is TIE Fair Daughters C Cofuabis-May their
Smiles be the reward Of patriotism. and their frowns
appd the wretch who would attempt to sever Our
Chain of Union" cheers.
Tune H1ste to the HedGEag
VOLUNTEERS.
By fhe President. The Sons Of TaDmary--May
they ever support their cortry's rights, and never
surrender o,ir liberty and independence
By General H,r'any (Aftes the President had
retircd) Tie H,n. CoSsrASr TABER-An honest
man is the noolest work of Col.
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