Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-15

i. lie Ddy ana ne Dcod.
IL. The President Of The United Staies--Aristides
was prescribed, because he was just: these Uni
ted States will never rival Athenlan baseness.
Presidents March.
Ill. The Governor of observation-disclosures
TO the best interest of his native state the undevat
ing friend Of iternal improvement.
Governors March.
Nv. Observation-Disclosures in merit as in glory !;
his fame shall he immortal.
Dead March in Sol.
V. The Union-Cemented by the blood of He
roites, may it be external.
Yankee Doodle.
vi. Pennsylvania, and the policy which has
made her great her rank in the Union clouded by
an u holy ''C0mbinoii0n,' which the month Of DC
tuber will for ever dissi pate.
Home, sweet home.
VII Our fellow-ctizcn Richard Rush-Untar-
| nsh' d in an age of calumny.
love my country, love my friend.
| VIII. agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
The Pillars of nations glory, they must stand
or fall together.
How blest the life sailor leads.
tx. The venerable Charles Carroll of Carrollton
The survivor of a band of Patriots, unequalled,
in ancient, or in modern history
Huzaa for the Constitution.
! X. Henry Cloy-IIe has rescued his fame from
the attacks Of his open assaans, and preserved it
unblemished to enrich his Countryside grateful
support of millions attest his purity, and will pro-
tecthim from the venom of his secret foes.
! Hail Liberty
XII The Minority IN Congress-'rheir cause
gori Gus : their devotion. manly and heroic their
reward will be il country's gratitude.
Star Spangled Banner.
ISo soon as the cheering which followed this toast
had subsidized Mt. Sergeant rose and in speech oil
some length and great ability, renewed the most
important topics winch had engaged the attention
OF Congress al their late session.
MI. liz Euyettc he friend Of Washington, OF
America, ana OF Freedom his sword was drawn in
defence OF civl and political rights, and he main
tains to The last, the cause Y which he shed his
blood. La Fayette's March
Nil, Mans only superior On earth is conan.
!, u,ve me oh! ye powers divine
NOLUNlEEKI OASTS.
BY Mr.. ]. Sergean--l he Declarauol of indie
$ peudence, ana our respected fellow citizen who ha
f read it to us. Joseph Il. ingersoii, Esq.
: fins toast having been heartily cheeTed, Mr.
lngersoll in speech OF much force and effect re
turned thanks tor the honor done him by assucia
: ting his name with that OF the great Charter OF gu
d independence and Freeaon. In the course of hi
y address, after paying merted compliments to tn
laures won by Gen. jackson, he dee ply regrettc
and of orphans, and stepped in the blood of his
E. counryman and fellow soldiers We hope to Civ
n this speech at length.
20 BY Mr.. Ipgersol-Our Country-her best in
+ terests--her true happiness-her real glory.
e By J. }. Borle-John Sergeant our worthy Re
e preventative in Congress always faithful to hi
/, country, always faithful to the interests of Penn
ID sylvana.
= BY Lawrence Lewis---The Hon. Samuel
anil che
" scholar.
OF By Alderman Rnns--The State which fu
n nished most men and most money during the la
IN war, and whose soil was never polluted by II
footsteps OF an encmy--Ihc State OF PennsJ
o. cana.
OF By r. r. Peters, Jun.-The Hon Peter B. Pc
us ter secretary atwar an able and efficient additiC
y to the Cabinet.
st By Clement c. Biddle---Y ankee notions--bett
e, than notions of insurrection.
OF BY MIR. b. Teyis--The Union of all the Stat
NJ "a solemn compact made by approved patriots al
sta,esmen-may the fame of Catalina be the T
~ -, ward of every traitor who is plotlngto dsmeI
hu Der it,
ne By D. Hill--Mr. McDufie, of squattng n,
mory'' and the foolish boys of Columbia college
"" may they be doomed TO enjoy the comforts of Gro
.' nson Crusoe''---un aainhd6,ted island, and 60
IL skins for clothing.
an by John Conneli--l he plans OF LexlngtC
Massachusetts, where Liberty first shed her vrs
~ blood.
Wv By A. II. Richards.--The cause of the Adm
we isration-Couroge, to its friends and to its enem
hv reflection.
rsil By Mr.. Tousey, Of Virginia Jacksc
an' brought into fashion by talsehood and deluson;
erv him be got out of it by the diffusion of light
~ truth.
,di. BY Phillip n. Nickn.--The Hon. james B
inn. bour-his patriotism is not confined 10 Virginia,
day embraces the omon.
With ny DAVID W inebraner.--lhe friends OF the
act listfaloh OF the genera goVerhmeht---may tnel
let all times and on all occasions, treat their pollti
the enemies with that kindness and hospitality which
mn, due to a conquered and fallen foe