Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08
FOURTH or JULY-lS28.

DIVINE. At IL O'Clock, the Declaration Oh i'',e
pendence was read by HENRY WiLsoN-a'ter
which the company sat down to avery excenen'
dinner, prepared by Mr.. RobEnT KEDDY Capt
JouN M'CLuNG acted as President Of the Day
and Lieut.. JonN ADAMS and MIR. WIN. REEVES as
Vice Presidents. Charles B. Peterson and Henry
Wilson were appointed Secretaries. Alter the
removal of the cloth, the following toasts were
drank, accompanied with appropriate music.
/. TIE dny ye CeisBra.e-Freemen will hail it as day
of rejoicing, whilst time shall last. cheers.
.. The United St1es-
90 Llber,y can resign thee,
Once having felt thy generous flame =! o Cheers
8 The St4s of DeMwaye-lhe first 20 declare for free
4. NE Prevalent ofMe L-nited States cheers.
S. The Gor~nor q he State ef Deta~a'e cheers
g. lHe Memory Of Ilashng,on ie friends OF ireedoTl
will ever veaera e his name. Dtanx standing.
T. The Heroes Of tie Revoion-Per, ttnai gratitude TO
those who rsked their ALL dat We might be Tree and nap
pv. 3 cheers.
Tie Deli.vage Regiment Of 77AIay the sons Of such
sres forget ther heroc achievements pu' mtate
their bravery. cheers
The Declaration of Lrdetcadence The head that con-
ceied. and he hand that wrote il, has asting monu-
ment in the hearts of Americans. cheer,
TO- Charles Carroll Of CdrroRton-The last OF great
band of Patriots may the ming of his life be peaceful
as the morning has been useful and gorious cheers
II. Gen. La Fayene-The companion OF Washington,
the Champion Of Liberty 9 cheers
40 The Memory Of De ViH Cint0n--The energetic
friend of Inland Navigation and Internal Improvement.
Drank standing.
10 TIE Union Of The Sa,es---" rrown Indignantly upon
the first dawning Of attempt TO alerae one portion OF
the Union from mother" cheers.
a. Tie 4rmy Of he United S,a,es-A garden which has
produced choice plants in the collection ct Heroes
6cheers.
15 The Navy Of the United Stafes-With its "fr bull,
frigates' and piece Of striped bunting has ryailed IN
bravery the self styled "Lords Of the ocean" 9ceers
is. TIE Congress IF the United S.a.es-The depository
CT our L5eriy-msy it ever be secure. 3 cheers.
II. The Er. Presidents Of fhe United SatesH Honored in
retirementmay that happiness which blessed our Coun
try under their admnist aton, deprecste under
49, The Culipat9rs Of the So-Large contributors to the
happiness Of all other classes. cheers.
1c. Don,esh- Industyyrhe whence springs true
national glory. cheers.
90. R0ads and CanaA-Srre contributors the wealth
and union of the States. cheers
81 The american PressThe source OF light to all ma
,ons struggling for Liberly-may its freedom never be
20 The Mfna Of TIE United Sta.es--The bulwark Of
FreedomW sshngon has sad "in time of peace prepare
for war" cheers
90 The brave and oppressed cAdren Of the Emerald ke
May the day speedily arrive when they will cast ct heir
fetters and proclaim themselves free and Independent.
cheers.
24 The Daughters Of Corumbia-
"Witi Jut the smile from partial beauty won,
Q, what were man Ia world without a sun"
checr1.
toLunrEERs.
By Capt. M'Clung. .3lcrander hamN0n-The So.
der and Sta,esman-The Manufacturers Btandvwne.
should forget that he the first advocate of their
Interest. Drank sandng.
BY Lieut.. John Adams, TIE "a United s,afe. May hey
always cement, and be IN perfect harmon, ches,s
BY VIM. Reeves, Esq 4M July l776--We will always
love and cherish the memory OF that venerable body vino
gave that charter which will defend nth The
spirit that has been continued since the declaration
cneers
BY the Committee of Arrangement. OW Cussts ,trom
Cu5a-Eziled Patriots will always find hearty ~eccme
in Delaware cheers.
| When the above toast was drank, Mr.. ALoNzA
Rr1.rnntfur onp If tho pupsts nfrrrpd tho snl
lowing, which was received with enthusiastic ap-
plause.
The fourth ef Juy--The Anniversary Of the ndepen
dence Of the United sstessay their wise laws extend
TO all the world cheers
BY Lieut. j. A. Sparks. The Anniversary Of american
Trdependence-A day sacred to Liberty, may never be
polluted by eeconeering harangues but ,enealed the
birth day Of American Freedom. cheers.
ByB. Fischer The Washington Grass-May they ever
! be ready to defend their country. cheers
BY c. B. Peterson. The Memory Of Rodney and Bayard
-Delawarians will long remember their services.
BY Capt James M'Neal. The Fathers ofale R.zoli,on
A live coal from the altar Of Liberty touched their lps
when they declared that all men created equal; ,; may
the same holy fire inspire their defend and pro
tect their legacy to us. cheers
BY Jacob M Gsrretson. The Nectaacs and .qyriculu.
rss-The sure sources OF national wealth and iidepen.
dence. cheers.
BY Henry Wilson. Mechanical ingenmty--Its results
have not only been productive OF unbounded wealth, but
its progress has astounded the world. ; cheers
1 BY Charles Bush Our Somh american Bycttren- MAY
their Bolivar prove a second Washington. 9 cheer.
by Lewis Wilson Orr Conntry's Birth Day-We cele.
brate az citizens of free Republic inspired BY liza, de.
yo'lon to liberty that guided orefa,hers when they
said ",hese States and of right ough, be- ree and
INDEPENDENT" s cheers
BY Lewis sayile May Manufactures prosper as long
as the free waters flow the rock paved bed of the
Brandy wine cheers.
by I J. Warrington The United sa,es--The land
mark OF freedom for the last bali century may she long
continue s cheers
BY Harlan The 4h Of July, l776-The birth day o
Liberty, on which the principle of mats capsbty for sell
government, was happily established cheers
BY Vim. Reeves The g LYashiu rtan l.rn..,, ~