American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27
SELECTEa TOAST2.
JULY 4, 1927.
At Richmond, Fir.

abandon it until oppressed and dishonored BY it.
Agriculture-Ihe great interest of our country
let it not be sacrificed to cupidlty, nor by the I'M
wise tempering Of cxpermentalists.
Commerce and Manufactures Daughters Of
AgricuIture-The free will of just and generous
parent, and not the avaice of her offspring. should
fix their endoWment.
ByP Y Dariet-Our West India Commerce.
A sacrifice to silly finesse and duplicity.-Our
country requires statesmen, not juggers for her
rulers.
By p. " .NYchoas-The Harrisburg Conven-
|ton-Whilst they profess to encourage the growth
of wool, may they not fleece the people of their
political rights.
By r. Observation-Disclosures home industry
Let US unite in giving the raw material our coun-
try abounds with, the fashion and form we wish it
to wear, without recourse to foreign aid.
BY JFm b. Giles---lIe Tariff schemer-Thc
silly boy who ripped up his goose, that laid the
golden eggs-The Southerns will not long pay
tribute.
By E. G.. Mayo-Gen. Jackson. as President
Yirginia's alternative and not her choice.
By John Goddin-Virsinia, the state Of my ma.
tivity-Let her remember while she furnished four
Presidents, the Northern and Eastern States, sup
ported their administrations. they neither charged
them with corruption or intrigue for office.
BY Robert Douthat-The will Of the Majority
He who endeavors to counterfeit it. has already
nassed the Rubicon: we'll seasoned hickory would
,t the rccreant better than the dagger of Brutuss
BY j. vi. !Ssldon-lhe Republican party
May its efforts be directed to the advancement of
its principles, not men.
BIZ p. Randolph Let it be engraved OH the
hearts of every American, that no can
his country. without respecting her constitution
and laws.
By j. INSTRUMENTATION and A,lams-those
whose principles ard practice evnce contempt for
the constitution and the laws, are unfit to admin
lister them.
BIZ John II. Pleasants-Gen. Jackson-'Thc
enemy to State Rights, and the Candidate of Vr-
sinia-half horse and half alligator.
By Il. g. Scott-John Q. Adams and Andrew
Jackson-In retirement.
By aierauder L. Virgna-In the days
Of her Jefferson and her Madison she was the
proud supporter of princple-May she never
list under the partisan banners of the Military
Cheftain.'
BIZ Gorernor Gi!es-The infatuated President
Of the u S.-who claims all political power from
6 the author Of our existence" as paramount to
our own constitution. This saves at once all the
disagreeable troubles of construction.
By Mr.. Nash Legrnnd-Thc Harrisburg Con-
venon-A Yankee trick-may it recuil on the
heads Of its projectors.
fit Cambridge, Nd.
Internal Improrement-We hope to witness ito
triumph over the opposition Of prejudice. and the
obstacles of nature.
The cause Of religious liberty throughout the
worid--The artists of '76 contrived an instrument
for which the civilized world could afford 10
pattern.
The voice of the pcople-May it ever be free
and ever untrammelled BY party pref udice.
John Q. Adams-whose pen has never failed in
the vndcation of his country's rights, and his own
honour.
The Secretary of State-The intrepid champion
of universal lberty--lnay those learn to emulate
his virtues who seek to abuse his character.
Andrew Jackson-May the vcice Of the people
be heard in 1928.
John Q. Adams--flis head the magazine Of
knowledge. his heart the repository patriotic in
tentons.
The present Adninistration-Ar Armed 50 strong,
in honesty, that the threats of opposition pass by
them as the idle wind, which they regara NOT.
The President Of the United Statss-" Accor~
ding to his acts let him be Judged and his adj
ministration will be so just and upright, as neither
to provoke the ccnsure of his enemies, nor need
the aduaton Of his friends.
Henry Clay-The Cicero Of America.
At Georgetown College. ID. G.
THE President ofthe United States--FFis wisdom,
integrity and patriotism will outslve the calum~
MES ofhis enemies.
The Observation-Disclosures it fair chance, try il.
by Jury that IS not forsworn, and the verdict will
be not guilty.
Ireland A personifcation Of faith and patience.
General Jackson-flis sword reflects rays Of
glory upon him let him not leave the field tor the
cabinet fish came live out OF water
He who is always pointing out the FAULT Of his
neishbor, will never amend his own
He who will enjoy pleasure At the eSpense ~