Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27
THr PRovIDEvcE TYpooRArnrcAL So.

HE PROVIDENCE TYPOGRAPHICAL DO
cIETY.-An Association under this name
has recently been formed in this town, by
the journeymen printers. The underta-
king reflects much credit on those who
originated the scheme, which, IT proper
" conducted, will be of essential benefit
to them and the craft generally. On
Saturday evening last, the members, and
a number of invited guests, partook Of
an excellent entertainment prepared by
Mr.. Minard. The following were among
the sentiments drunk:
I. The Memory Of Frankiin.-Whilst we Of
fer libstions Of gratitude to the memory OF Tie
Hero Of the American Press, let Us strive like him,
to correct onr errors, that When We have h'ei
the measure Of our lives, the foot 81 our page,
NAV prove that "That life is long which an
swers iite's great end.'
Q. Isaiah Thomas.--The (ount from which
the New England Press drew its infant reputa
ton. and the memory of which holds out, and
raIi es around 4, the disciples OF our at.
3. The Press. May itnever be choaked by
censorship may the tyrant that would attempt
to keep ii in, find himself beneath its piaHen, and
like the vinquished Richard, exclaia - A horse,
horse, King lom for horse
The Conductors Of Me Press whist they
should he 0raamenttd with the embellishments
of education, and the beauties of senius may
they never be out Of register when called upon
TO retterate the Voice OF the people
g. Our Craft-L ke the Union OF the Ssics,
=" united we stand divided we JaH.' May 10
who would attempt 10 break the stem of our un-
ion, by ioe and uaderh4nded means, fad HI asef
engaged in u squa66Ie, and receive the merited
peits Of tho craft
q. The President Of The United StStes.-The
brightest letter iu the poge of our political MIS-
tory.
Z. Henry Ciay.--The Patriot and the States
man. The Federation he oalumnles OF his
enemies, Civ" sufficient p, off that greatness ever
excites the envy, and jealousy OF the stupid AMI
the malignant. ...
8. General Andrew Jaekson-1he Patriot
the Hero /; the Leonidas Of The Age. Unac-
qusinted with fear, he goes on to "cohquest and
to conquer" For his country he ha- lived, nor
will he everf pr turn from danger when she
demand. his services.
o. The Church and State ---Wh'lst we
would support the chu ch II confined 10 ITS proper
sphere, we would be among the frs, 80 meet
with fire brand and sword, the bisots, jridrs an !
monks. who would attempt 10 ninsle their secu-
lar concerns, with the affairs OF state.
10 Our Ncvy-Whe John Bull sntefed al
our fir ships aud striped hunting, he little
thought the bottom line of his sarcasm, would
break his tranquility, OF teach him that like
Richard we were born to bite,
H. The .3rmy.-The Plains of New Orleans,
of Bridge water, and OF Plattsburs convinced the
enemy of the strength OF our mailer, and proved
that in coLflct, the Yankees are sure TO
n1ackte and throw their enemies into Pi.
VOLUNTEERS.
Our infant Society, though butjus emerged
from embryo. may it, like our profession, tend to
Io.I ,,.,A anIt tInns
diffuse light and knowledge ar und us /; and In
the end, lock the members of our Graft in one
common bond OF social feeling and social fellow
ship.
The memory ofJohn Garter. the whole course
ofwhose lie gave proof o' his beng one OF Gods
nob,e. works, az honest man
The conductors of ths Press" Cadets" in lite.
rature, may they rank among the first OF" Pa
kriois," and az a. .,ou nai'ists. may they ever
prove " Independent Luquirers," and should the
much talked OF Bank upt Law ever go INTO ef
feet, may their subscribers n"ver through neg
lect allow them to be " Gosstte'd, or my .D.r-
vidual among them to be held up a, "'B 2"n. to
warn the community of our" Little VIZ id"
Shicrocosm.
The Providence Typographical Society-Its
copy, Benjamin Frank IN; lis piper, public op'n-
ion may its compositions be good, its PROOF clear
and its impression far.
idence.-A!ay they never fail to furnish their en-
ployers with as correct proof of their complete
know edge of the 4rt, as they have OF their lib
erairy on the present occasion.
THE Providence Typographical Society.-May
It's members be firmly coined, and strongly locked
up in the virtues OF Franklin.
The members of the Columbian, Philadelphia,
franklin aud Providence Typographical Socie-
ties-May they be imposed in the form OF friend
ship, and locked in he chase of unity; may they
always nobly stand forward for their wages, and
leave no holes for rats to creep in; we will never
find fauA with thsir taste as long as they suck
The Providence Typographical Society-A
bright star in the typographical frma may
1t b. guide and r,,ie to all worthy printers.
Journeynen Printers elors.--May
they he hot pressed in Courtship, bound in we'd
lock, lettered in gilt, and locked up in domes-
tic happiness.
The following are among the toasts
given at the celebration of the Boston
Franklin Typographical Society, on the