The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-07-09

were drank, accompanied with discharge CT
Artillery, and a flourish of Musick from the
band, selected and adapted TO each toast -
l. The day ace celebrnfe.-May every fu-
fure Celebration exhibit an increase of patriot
ism to our country, and gratitude to its found
ers, TO the thousandth generation.
9. TIE United STATES of .An,erica.-The
land ofliberty, the scourge Of tyrants, and the
asylum Of the oppressed.
8. The President of The Uaited .Satcs.-
The man of our choice, and the pride of our
country.
a. The Gorernour of Wassachatsens.-Ven-
cradle in years, and dignifed in office. May
he prove 10 be an ornament and blessing 10
the people. 8
8. JOHN Books, l1te Gorerrour of .Massa-
c!tusefiS.-lie carries with him into lis retire
ment the wishes of grateful people, that the
evening Of his days may be as happy as the
morning was glorious.
6. The Commonwealth of MassacItusens.-
Dignity and decision to its goyernment-peace
and unaninity to the people.
7. THE Patriots of'75.-While we rejoice
in our Independence, let us hold in grateful
remembrance the martyrs who have sealed it
with their blood, and the veterans who vet
live to reap the fruits of their labcurs.
9. Tile memory Of WaShiagion.--so long
as our hearts expand, and our breasts glow
with vivid emotions, we shall ever cherish the
memory Of bin who was 81 first in war. first in
peace, and first ia the hearts of his country
men,
9. Agriculture, Manufactures and Cam
n,eree.-'Thc three great pillars of our Nation
al Independence. Let him that would break
down either, remember the fate Of Sampson.
10. Srain, and her Constitution. May her
invaders find grave beneath her tree of Lib
erty.
II. Tile Clergy. MAY they, by precept
and example, teach that religion which is pure
and ncct'ed-which leads to virtue and peace
here, and glory and immortality hereafter.
70. american Literatare.--A plant which
will flourish in the soil of ffeedoan, and be as
beautiful and as vigorous as those which spring
up in the hot-beds Of Royal patronage.
l3. The .4n,eraean Fair.-'. Many daugh-
ters have done virtuously, tut thou excellest
them all"
VOLUNTEERS.
By J. DRAPER, Esq. President of the Doy.
The Oralor ef0te Ddy.-A genuine descend
ant Of a Revolutionary Patriot.
By F.. WAsmBURN, Esq. Orator efhe Dan.
Greece.-1he Holy Land of the Patriot and
the Scholar. May she soon be redeemed from
the scourge Of the legitimate brother of the Ho-
ly Alliance
By II. SARGENT, Esq. LIST Vice- President.
The Day.-All parties glory in celebrating
it. May the time soon come, when all will
celebrate it, without distinction of party.
By the Hon. n. P. DENNY.
The american germ Of Liberty and Tndspen-
dence.-Although an exotic in Europe, may it
flourish here-the chils Of Russia and the
damps of France to the contrary no,withstand-
ing.
BY the Reu. MICAH STONE. of BrookfrH.
The Rising Generation.- for
their civil, religious and literary advantages.
May they be distinguished in future life as the
enlightened supporters of their country's Re-
ligion, Liberties, and Laws.
BY JONAS BEMEs, Esq.
The Ondon Of lie States.--May it be as in
dissoluhle as the Earth.
By Doct. JOHN Hoa1Ans. Cd Tice- President.
Our Literary ElSiifafiOns.-- pride of our
country, and the most efIectual barrier against
encroachmeGts upon our civil and religious
rights.
BV Mr.. WILLARD RICE,
Oir nert PCesident.-The best man, with
out regard to the latitude of his birth.
BY FREDERICK HOWE, Esq.
The Foe that iarddes our Country. he
share the fate of Packingbam- home 6ack-
yards.
No riot or accident occurred to mar the fes.
tivities OF the day. The company separated
at an early hour, after having chosen a Com
mIttee from Spencer, Leicester, Brookfeld,
North Brooloield, and New Brantree, to make
arrangements for celebration the next year.
without distinction of party.