Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13
FRIDAY, .July l3, 1927.
oDE--for the Fourth of July, 1897.

oDE--for the Fourth Of July, 1897.
Sung at the celebration in the Exchange Coffee House in
Boston.
To the Saees who spoke--o the Heroes who b,ed--
To the Day, and the Deed-srke the harpsrnG of glory!
Let the song Of the liansoOled remember the Dead,
And the tongue OF the Eloquent aliow the story.
Der The bones OF the Bold
lie that story long told,
And ON Fanc's golden Tablets their trirmphs enrolled,
WHO ON freedums green hills Feednms baniefs unturled
And the beacon fire raised that gave lh, to the world.
twas for Us and Our Children, TO conquer or die
Undauned they stood, where the war-storm burst DER
Each blade drew hundcrbolt down from the sky,
TIL The foeHan turned pale, and was whered before
Then from Liberty's band,
Went shout through the land,
AS the RAINBOW OF peace their fair heritage spanned
Where the banner of Freedom in pride unturled,
And the beacon-re that gave light to the world
III.
They goneMghty Men! and they sleep in their fame
Shall we forget them ,-Oh, never, no never!--
Let Sons learn from US TO embam each great
And the anthem send down" Independence Forcyer!"
Wake, wake, heart and tongue
Keep the theme young
Let their deeds through the long line Of ages he sung
While on freedoms green hills Freedoms banners unturled,
And the beacon fire raised that gave light 10 the world
--oos
FOURTH OF JULY TOASTS AT PlIILAD.
The President of the United states-T aents and
requirements of the first order, industriously and
faithfully devoted TO the service of his country, have
ever marked the course of the eminent statesman,
who now i'm reward of those services, fills the Presi-
dental Chair 8 cheers Presidents March.
Richard Rush the faithful friend Of the Ameri-
can System true to the best interests of Pennsyl-
! yania. cheers
"Old Hckory"-suitablc for rah1.rods, but not
for cabtaetzrork. cheers with great applause.
Governor Barbour, the able and efficient head of
the War Department cheers.
Samuel L. Southland Secretary ofthe Navy-New
Jersey may be proud of such representative in
the National Cabinet. 6 cheers.
| Jonathan Roberts, fearless. intelligent, and in
dependent patriot, who thinks like an honest man
and does not fear to give utteraDce to what he thinks
| cheers.
Henry Clay and his able Co-adutors in the es
Enlistment of the American ystem.'-Honor AM
gratitude to the workmen, strength and durabilit,
to the structure which they have reared.
The American people, may they ever unite. a
one man, to PROSTATE any, and every Opposition
who avow their determination to put down the Ad
mlnistration Of their country, though it be as pure
as the angels which stand at the right hand of thu
throne OF bOu.
The noisy Opponents of the present Admnistra
tratlon governed by selfinterest only, and not thu
public good--May they meet the just reward the,
merit AN additional four years hankeriug after th
loaves and fishes.
The labouring classes of the COMMUNICATING
are the principle support Of the Republic, and rich
y deserve every protection at the hands OF the gov
, crnment.
Henry Clay, the uniform republican, the fearless
early, efficient, and eloquent advocate of Domesti
Industry, and Internal lmprovement.-He merit
alike for his talents, public conduct, and as tn
friend of the true interests of Pennsy the sup
| port fits freemep.
Honest and consistent conductors OF the publ
presses, who take stand on the side Of principles
and fearlcssy maintain it.
(By private in the militia.) Ifever called int
), the service of the U. States, may my Commandin
! General be enough of scholar to know, that thre
months are not six, for fear shall fall victim to h
ignorance, and that of independent Court MAJ
tia, and be shot to DEATH cheers.
Satisfied that the present Administration is cor
Quoted on principles ofpure honesty and sound Pc
licv may we throughout the contest, convince tn
enemies of it that "we seek no change, and least
all such change as they would bring
The National Observation-Disclosures in tn
I. confidence of the people--ts bulwarks are INTEL
> gence and integrity, FURNISHED still brighter by II
! friction of an unprincipled and unhalowed Oppos
. ton.
BY a citizen. The Militia of our Country, Cal
ed by honorable motives to brave death at the hanf
of their enemies May no nsconstructon of la
ever subject them 10 il FROM illegal Court Mai
;, tial.
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