American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18
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Onr banner--Whilst its stripes remind US OF theI
chastisement due 10 traitors, may its stars light us
to deeds OF noble daring
THAT all, men ere created eguar-May the vot-f
ers Of this state at the next legislative election,
collect the above words, and give leave to all those
who oppose the Jew Bill, to remain at home
Tie sarriuiug patriots Of '76--Thcugh the
splendor OF their Serdap sun is past, the mellowed
rays yet nge the hofizon-may the evening oil their
days be unclouded and serene-their DEPARTURE
peaceful and hsppy-and their resurrection glori-
,Ndtirc Genius An Indigenous plant Of inest.
mable value, too often suffered to langGish, wiher
and decay, whilst exotics are foseTed and nourish
ed on American soil.
France--Our Ally on the day Of adversity-WeI
sympalhse in her errors and misiortunes--may the
course pursued by her misguided rulers, for the OPP
preston Of Others terminate in disgrace and defeat
and eventually be The means oil re establishing her
former glory and prosperity.
.8bSent Friends Though seas divide, the silken
chain of friendship still unites-and when we drink
oil pleasures cup, and see the rosy wine o'erilow ils
brim, we'll think Of those who loved, in former times,
to share its joys with us.
The Declaration Of independence and its author
SO long as liberty has friend, science votary,
or merit an advocate, so long shall Jefferson be held
in grateful remembrance by his countrymen
The Spanish Constitution may it triumph in de-
tea,ing the incorrigible Vaccinations OF the HolyI
Alliance, and like pestence spread its coniagion
far aid wide, forever destroying absolute monarchy
in Europe.
The Farmers Of .7mericu-- May their threshing
reach unto the vintage, and their vintage unto the
seed time, and may they eat their bread in reedom
and dwell in this happy land s:telY.
The fair daughters Of .4merica May they smile
on the soldier who defends his country, and spurnl
the political, as well as they would the amorousI
traitor.
The american Eagle May her wings never be |
clipped by any power, and may she command res
pect throughout the world.
The Holy Alliance. May the next meeting oil
the soveregns be in the palace Of Beizebub, and the
period OF their adjournment be eternity.
The holy aliance--The Nightmare Of Europe
they would stop the heart Of man from beating, and
his head from neutrality-suspicious. TO their schcm mes
OF oppression.
al Petersburg Fir.
The Constitution Of the U. States--The Covenant,
for the Liberties Of Man is in the Afk-the Ark is
In the Temple Of Freedom-The late Of Uzzah to-
the Traitor who would touch it with unballowed
purpose.
Thcs Jefferson-The Rocks Of the Mountain fall (
the mountains decay with years--hiS mountain
greatness is chsngeless in its glory.
The Press-A Pillar of Light towering to the
okies--Despots tremble before the World awaken
ing Telegraph.
1T Reading.
/. John Andrew Shulze.-A scholar, a gentleman !,
an honest man, vlruous politician and an uniform
democrat ;-duly nominated by full representation
81 the republican voters of Pennsylvania, he will be
The third German Governor OF this State 10 spite oil
he Overcoming intrigues of federalism and faction
Andrew Gregg--An old weaihercock which has
pointed so long to the federal breeze, that it has
rusted on Its pivot and can turn more. Flash in
The Pan--S groans. Looney's Lamentaton.
at .uount Ternon.
George Washington: lie stands in the pages of
history, like the pyramids of Egypt, uniniured byc
the waste ages. lI
The Army and Navy: Twin children of a fond
parent, their country--in peace shield, in war a
spear. Ii
The States May they be sisters, and not rivals ID
The South American Republics: Men must, who {
dare, be free-another wreath on the brow of free
iom-anoiher thorn in the side of legitimacy.
at Washington City.
Fewer Banks, more Cash, and less need ofit Il
May the pen and the press Of the liberal, pressI t
and pen despols.
Roads and Canals--The passages through which, 5
me heart communicates its vital influences 10 The
s
The cause Of the Greeks--In struggle between a
The Gross and the Crescent, can christians hesitate
Civil Liberty and Religious ToIeration Ana,h. 8
sma to the man who carries his politics to Church.
OF his religion to the Polls lie
1T Philadelphia.
The DAY, the most glorious in the annals Of his.
Tory may treemen cease to exist when they refuse
10 cherish the principles to which it gave birth.
The memory of the venerable and saeaciousI
FRANKLIN, who made the thuntlers of reasonI Il
roll over the heads of despots. ID
our Citadel the Constitution Of the United r.
States--may its foundation be always found too deem a
10 be Slapped by faction and its ramparts too eeya
led 70 admit lodgmeni from lie scali....