Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-27
From, tie Georgia Journal.
NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.
at MILLEDGENi LLf.

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At MILLEDGEN ILLE.
The regular tnasts drunk by the COMPANY which
dincd at the City H"tei, were published in the
Journal vi the 9th inst. The following are the
VOLUNTEER TOASrS.
BY Go:eSnor Iroup--Tke 9TH July, held sacred
political Sabbath consecrated To- good feeling,
charity ant! broiiicriy love.
By lie Prestdeftt, Htaes Holt Ninian Edwards,
and the A. B. Junta. Actuafcd by principles nore
venal, than prompted Erostratus to set fire to the
Temple OF Diana at Ephesus; their names ought
desceni to pos'cry with more infauy.
2egues March.
BY the Pice President, Thomas -Hitciteu--The
old fashioned Republi.aus, they saved the country
in 1901, may they be equally successful in 1925
BY Col. s. JOnsS-Nm. II. Crawford--A repub-
lcau OF the OLD school, unujured by the shafts of
caluinny and detraction which are often know 10
assiii even virtue itself.
BY MAJ. j. Cramford-Our patriotic young
countrymau, the Orator of the day.
BY Judge Hdrris--National Industry, Nav no
branch of it be protected the expense of the
other.
BY Nay. S. Rock,ccH-Anlrew Jackson, may the
civic wreath adoru the hero's brow.-Dya,k Iy a
fe,o.
BY r.. Naminon-The Temple of American
Freedom founded on the rock ofvaloT, cemcnted by
the blood of our foreathers, aud dedicated to God,
may ii endure eternally.
BY j. W. Il. Sdnford--The people, vigilant
themselves III the protection Of their rights and lib
critics, they require not the clamorous msrepre-
scntations of party TO assert the one or maintain
THE other.
BY z. E. Ja:tet--The Hon. John Forsyth
) cheers.
BY Hdreey--Thc reader of American Iudc-
pendence.
By DR.. I'm. Green-rhe Presiden, of the dav.
an uubleniished Republican i'm the worst of times
} cheers.
By DR.. Paine-The Marquis Dc La Fayette,
may prosperous gales soon watt him to shores.
gun, 3cheers.
By T. 3. Honari-Our country, strength enough
to resist, and bold enough to dare the combined
powers of Europe. 3 cheers.
By. "A. Jones-Our membets in Congress; nav
they ever maintain the just rights of Georgia, at
the risk Of their ears whoever may be President
By S. a. Plummer-Col. WIN. Cumming the
brave soldier, the enlightened statesman, the tfse
patriot and firm republcan-Georgia is proud of
her son. 3 cheers
BY s. CaMoun-The Hon. Walter Lowre.
he deserves the thanks of this nation ",or having
pointed out the Iottenness in Denmark"
BY DR.. Rodgeu-J NJ. Berrien; may he fill the
vacancy in the Senate of,hc Un;tee, States.
BY G. ". jMarray-No arnalgama,ion of parties.
3Mesrs
BY r. S. Crigss-wam II. Crawford and
Ninian Observation-Disclosures to the former and pcr-
dition to the latter.
BY E. II. Pierce--Republicanisa unanmi,y,
aud integrity to its rieudsexile from the councils
Of tho nation TO those who recommend its amalga.
nation with federalism.
BY f. hnhPp--Tte states . :nay ,he7 indy
nahtly frown upon the first dawning of every at.
tempt &c entceble the sacred tiei which now link
them together.
By Il. Clayion-Wm. II, Crawford, should he &c
nex1 President, the United States will soon be-
come schoo! OF discipline where the beauty fife
aud political order will be taught with the utmost
perfection.
BY Capt. Buehanun-The United States: may
heir freedom and independence be dissolved only
by the universal wreck of nature.
BY I'm. BaH-rhc memory of Patrick Hen
~ the patriot who first gave impulse to
luton.
BY r. Fl. Crauford-The republicans of Geor-
gia rendered respectable for talents, integrity viz
tue aud numbers.
By. H. aorard-The people of N. York, if
they desire alteration in the electoral law, let
them have il, but may their constitution again
be insulted Or their government prostituted by
kin gordinary resentment the basis of .er.raoTdina-
~ OCCASION"
By j. 7. Roioland-Tho Hon. r.. +. Tatnall
worthy representative in Congress, the faithful
sentinel OF his country; we rejoice that ne is again
restored To health. 6 cheers.
BY I'm, J. Dan.uy-AIay we, although divided
by local facsioas, when invaded by country's
foes, stand united i'll common cause and yielI
liberties bur with-ohr lives.
BY u. Le7UtS--JSfR2an Ed1dRdS and his Pa,l4r-
1sontum coatutors, may they share alike the viti-
BUS indignation OF an enlightened community.
THE NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.
This day was celebrated on Monday the 9Th inst.
by the citizens of Millcdseyie, with the dcmonstra
tons Of usual joy AT O'Clock P. Nj. between Sc
senty and eighty persons partook of a dinner pre-
pared By MIR. Dowaer, at which Gen. Clark pres-
ded assisted BY Gcu. Newman, and Col. q. La
mar, as Vice Presidents. After the cloth was re-
drank with cu:G;ias.ic applause and amid the roar
ofc1na5n.
1;t. The Day ace Cslc1rAe--Lite the sun in it.
meridian splendour, it shines with It's own lustre.
End. The President Of the United Sfales-IIis
virtues and services will be remembered and APP
plauded when his calurnnators will be sunk into
oblivion or Contempt. 3 cheers.
81. Tie memory Of The Immortal Washingtsg-l
A man the most renowned on historys page.
d. The peoples Sorereignty-fbcse who would
;isurp il merit the traitors doom.
5. The Hero Of OrieanS--The hour Of danger
found him amongst his country's defenders. Let
:hc devotion of the patriot receive the first honor of
me republic. cheers.
6. The american Nary--Tbe pride and glory of
.he nation, always ready to aveuge It's wrongs.
z. Iht -4rmy--Its orter, organization, govern
meut and economy esince the efforts Of Il master
genius.
8. FoHitiedfions-Stronga and permanent, when
rude assails US, the best preservation of life aud
treasure.
o. TI,e .1iliRn-- The bulwark of the republic
Jackson tor their leader ;hey become iuynciblc.
cheers.
10. .4grieultlre and Commercial tusty sword
and full exchequcr, to the government that APP