Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-14
CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
SELECTED VOASTS.

OuStS SCUSH III tHG ItWOCTuttC (Gt6OTU-
tion IN BosToN
BY Mr. John Roberts--1Re Hon.
.Nininn Edwards~-Our lase distinguish
ed Minister toMexico, who, like Haman
of old, prepared galows for Craw-
ford, and was hanged thereon himself,
may his accomplices share the same
fate, and may the United States be hon
ored with .andre1O Jackson, the undevi-
ating republican of the school of seven
ty-slx for their next President.
[ltseems very natural when speaking
CT the gallows TO think of Gen. Jack
SON..
BY Mr.. Samuel Upton. Daniel Web-
ster, the distinguished Representatives, Of
Sn6oM--The wise and good praise him
in sincerity-.the jealous and envious
yield him the homage of hypocrisy.
BY Mr.. Edmund Wright, Jun. John
Quincy adams. His principles, purely
democratic +; his purpose, the good of his
country He has never abandoned the
one, or forgotten or neglected the 9TH
er.
Given at .Ne2vburyport.
John @. Adams. "Turn him 20 any
course Of policy, the gordian knot of it
he will unloose, familiar as his garter"
Gjuen al Rouillard'S, IN Boston.
By Mr.. Charles sprague. The Memory of
BYRON
DER the heart of Childe Harold Greek maid
ems shall weep:
In his own native Island his body shall sleep
With the bones of the bravest and best
Buthis Song shall so down to the latest of time,
Fame tell how he rose for earth's loveliest cline
And Mercy shall blot out the rest.
Public Schools.-The vapour-baths, which
purify the moral atmosphere.
Gicen at Wqlpole.
TIE Presidential EIection.--The seed-time
for intriguers.--" These who SOW in corrup-
ton, shall reap vanity"
Party Sparat.-Au old offender, too we'll
known to be admitted into good society
Giuen at Worcester.
Duelltng. "A vandal custom, which reduc-
es braue men to level with towards, and both
TO level with high'gaymen.
Giuen al Leicester,
Old Bacheldords and Old 1s.-Cyphers
at the wrong end ofthe sum add nothing.
.lcrostsc IN Prose.-At a select party, at
Norfolk, the following toast was given by one
of The company:
TIE neat President Of The u S.-May he be
as just as Aristides, independent as Dioscnes,
mvulncrable as Achilles, crafty as Mercury,
and wise as Solomon.
GiUsn at Canandaiguo.
De Wit CLinton.-.
"And more true JOY Marccllus exil'd feels,
ethan Martin with a Senate at his heels"
6 cheers.
The judiciary Of Neeo York" was
WE'LL wanted TO be better--I took
.physic, and here am"
By B. D. Coe. Rapid travelling Dud-
ley's report*-Started from Albany and
arrived at Washington twenty four hours
before starting !-Mnyors beat horses all
hollow.
Referring TO the report made by G. E.
Dudley, Mayor of Albany, to the Senate of
New-York against the electoral law, which
was published in the National Intellgencer
before it was read in the Senate.
Lqtdyette.-The New York American con-
tains an extract Of letter to the editors, from
Gen. Lafayette, dated May 18th, in the fol-
loving words :-"l expect the pleasure to
write you again before long, and the still great
er Pleasure to take you by the hand, as soon
as ii is possible for me 10 cross the Atlantic"
+ The Convention of Rhode Island, hav-
ing finished the duty assigned them, have
made, report of Constitution, and dis
solved. The question on the accep-
lance oft by the People, will be taken
on the 4th October. Three ffihs of
the votes are required for its ratilica-
ton.
Y4ffr.