Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-31

Al dinner gwen IN Morgan county, Illinois,
ny william &. Abrams, to celebrate the cleo
ION OF Thomas Carln Esq. to the Senate Of
bis state, the following toasts were drank
l. The hvpocri.lcal priest with his quack
doctors in politics, religion, on medicine-De-
liver us good Lord, from the admonitions of the
former and the prescriptions OF the latter-di>-
appointment be their reward 5 cheers.
3. Modern acobmism-The offspring OF the
old school Of atheism and deisn--d sguised bs
adopting popular. political opinions, however
plausible, produces only disor6 aniaa,ion and
immortality. 3 cheers.
trict and opulaon--inpndation and fro p
pond Cites TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
6 cheers.
d. The county of pike---May she export
more and import less--the balance of trade
apparently in her favor has proved to be
against her capitals. cheers.
5. A ship without earrings is like govern
ment lacking strength and egrity--Hence
the necessity OF a Carlln in oar Councils
cheers. Duo'k standing.
E. Daniel p. Cools--ihe friend of the peo-
pie preferred to a Bond not obiigatorq--al-
though rendered by the political advocates Of
their iityorite 3 cheers.
I. Tie next Preslent-If virtue, brilliant
talents, and sterling integrity will antlice, John
q. adams is the man. cheers.
yoLUyTEERs.
BY John Leeper, Esq. Convention-The
question is now lost--Nlv it never again be
brought before the people by dishonorabe
means 3 cheers.
BY Lewis Abrams Daniel p. Cook-The
star of the west behind the mountains, but not
setting. 3cheers.
BY Enoch W. Spencer Gen. Pike, who
fought at Little York and died in the arms OF
victory. 3 cheers.
BY William G.. Abrams. Thomas Carlin,
the pride of his country--Although assaled
from the pulpit by vice in disguise, has shown
to the world that virtue viii triumph. 3 cheers.
BY Doctor Fro Chandler. T'homas Cariin--
Nay liberty be his theme as long as Afric's sons
are held in bondage under republican govern
ment. cheers.
BY John Wyatt. The Majority of Nor
gan county, like the last eglslsture--Duped
md corrupted by political preaching. 3cheers.
BY William G. Abrams. Alfred W. CAVIAR
k--May his conduct through life as richly de-
serve the applause Of his country, as in the
case OF Carhn and Piggott. cheers.
BY Joseph Coddmgton. The clerk Of Full
May his conscience never again SO far
desert him as TO refuse to do Justice. 8 chsc-s.
BY Enoch w. Spencer. The state of Illinois
The future grand swivel of the Amerissn
chain. cheers.
BY John Wyatt. The Freedom OF Election
-Unshackled from the drill and coercion of
Jacobin Clubs, however plausible the names
of Washington, Beneyoleni, st Tammany, Gin
cinnati or Morgianian Societies may appear.
cheers.
BY William G. Abrams. The Radical Chief
May he meet the contempt he deserves by
all Freemen. cheers.
BY Joseph Klein. The Ladies' of this sena-
torial district-Liberal in political sentiments,
generous in adversely, free from petty misre-
presentations, and an ornament to their coun-
try. cheers.
BY William G. Abrams. The Ladies of Da-
mond Grove-Too Independent to stiAe their
political sentiments, with feelings too refined
to wound the breast Of the meanest wretch.
scheers.