Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-10
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county, an able and impressive Grafton, hishiy APP
PREDATORY of the present administrators OF Inc oeh
eal Government; copy OF ~h'ch has been procured
for publication. .L;.b -.
JOHN ADAMS was unanimously chosen Chairman,
and, CHARLES MARIN, Seerefary.by large and re-
spectacle company of gentlemen of this place and
fhe county of Kent, the following toasts, reported
by a committee appointed BY the Chairman, were
drank -
The Day" INDEPENDENCE FOREVER.
Hail Columbia.
Q. The memory of Washington. His civic worth
more precious to us than his military glory.
9. The memory of Adams and jefferson.
4. The President of the Unted--Let the tree be
Judged by its fruit
S. The Vice-president Of the United States
Ditto!
G. Congress.-Spartan breyity and Attic wit, for
halls of both houses.
Z. The Judiciary of the United States-The
Palladium of our liberties.
8. The militia of the United States.--No shoot
ing Of them, when it can be avoided-no shaving Of
them under any circumstances.
9. The Army and navy of the United States
Never above the civil Authority.
10. The State of Delaware-ln courage and
conduct-by land and by sea- in moral and po.it-
cal worth, yielding to none.
IL. The Governor IF the State of Delaware
L.. The memory of klrkwood and his gallant
companions of the Delaware line.
:. Their story shall The good man teach has son. ?
10. The memory Of De kab
IA. The memory of M'Donough.
Is. Our fellow Citizen, Jacob Jones-as much
distinguished for Humanity as Calamity.
is. Andrew Jackson Let the tree be judged BY
its fruit !!
II. The American Systematic System Of every
government-to take care ut ourselves.
49, The meeting at Harrisburgh. -LkeIy TO be
as important in its beneficial consequences as Inc
meeting at Annapolis-,ile root frot which grew up
the constitution Of the United State.
a9. Our Sister Republics Of this Hemisphere.
90. The friends If liberty III every part Of the
world,
81. Bolivar-'The cup Or dagger for him forth
with, if he be about to turn traitor
%. Napoleon Bounaparte. -lhe proof Of what
Industry can achieye--of what Ambition can DIES.
troy.
2s The Orator of the day.--The sentiments and
principles of his Oration-may they always be those
of every true American.
"a. The American Fair.-They will rear up for
country Freemen--not Tyrants nor Slaves.
In addition to the foregoing. the following volunteer
toasts were likewise drank by the company
By the Chairman. John O. Adams, Chief Ma
gistrate OF the freest government on earth. His
hun0urs do not exceed hs virtues and lis merits
May he again fill the station to which they have ex
aited him.
By the Secretary thomas Clayton and Daniel
Rodney--onr Ex-Senators The ability and con-
sistency which characterized their official conduct
in the National Legislature, merit the gratitude of
every good citizen o! Delaware.
Blythe Orator Of the day. Let us take counsel
of the hypochondrjac. who. %s death bed, said to
his friends, :. IDas weN--Iwou be better tooh
physic and here Iaus.''
i'y John NJ Clayton. The memory Of Nicholas
Van Dyke. The accomplished orator, the sound
Statesman, and the incorruptibe patriot.
By WiHian. Hill y els The memory Of our la
1nented Bayard.
By Nathaniel Saaithers While we are pros per
ing let u be satisfied with our administration.
By LieutenGm EdWard L. WeUs. Henry Clay
The self taught Statesman. The brightest iuminar,
OF this Hemsphere-the truest philanthronst, thu
purest patriot. No wonder our wilderness blossoms
as the rose.
BY Jacob M HILL. The memory Of Harris. the
poor clergyman. who shot by General jackson
sSott,e .'woh In Sleeps ciothng,' but the lamb de
woured by the wolf.
By Doct El,oard B. Wooten. The State :
Delaware. Firm in its friendship to the Genera
Government.
A number Of other volunteer toasts were ala
drank ON the occasion, among which were the follow
tng:
Daniel Webs'er-Thc pride and boast of ever
honest American.
The State Of Massachusetts The cradle Of Ams
rican Ll6erty-the birth place Of Franklin, lIal
cock. Warren and Adams.
Ahhtary glory, May it never take precedence
wisdom, talents and virtue.
From the Fetu FORK .dnaerican
Gen jackson amt .'lr. Claslt has been state
az most ofthe newspapers, and in this among, othe
upon the report of Mr.. Carter Beverly, that gen
raj Jackson had said 10 public manner that. DUR,