The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-11

afternoon they repaired to the Town Hall, where they
partook of excellent dinner, prepared by Mr. Ked-
DIV, of the IT, S. Hotel, at which Capt. HAMILTON pre-
sided, assisted by Capts. PAGE and M'CLUNG. We
have been furnished with the following toasts drunk
on the occasion.
L. The Day-Fify-hree years since announced de-
at which the "world wondered, Kings rembled and
subjects said It's wel.''' Hail Columbia.
2. The President of the United States.
Jackson's March.
8. The Constitution of the United States-A mirror
fecting the rights of man. Yankee Doodle.
A. The army of the United Stdtes-"I In the
tain storm, in peace the gale of spring"
S. The Mary of the United States.The pride of free
people, Star Spangied Banner
6. agriculture, Commerce and Manutacres-Unity of
action will produce mutual prosperity.
America, Commerce and Freedom.
Z. The Unon-Bound by the chain of internal improve
ments, who shall dare link. american Star.
8. The State of Delaoare-The Oldest of the amily her
will be ready defend her, well her sisters
Home, street Home.
9. The Chesapeake and Dela,eare Canal" Long looked
for, come at last" Meeting of the Waters.
TO- The surviving Heroes of the Revoltion-May they
DoscnhH of life.
H. The memory of the departed heroes and sages
times that tried mems sous' Pegers German Hvsnn
H. volunteer soldiers-By such gained the victories
of Baltimore and New Oreans,may the government
discover that is true policy to and protect them
Quick Step.
49, Our fair Country comen-' The smiles of beauty are
the wreath Of fame Here meet too to part.
VOLUNTEERS.
By Capt Page. The Military and Citizens of Whining
o-The kindness not the effect of sunshine being the
in all seasons.
BY Capt MClung. The Volunteers from PHILADELPHIA
Their good order aud discipline are evidence that they will
be ready defend in the hour of DANGER they
TO celebrate with US this SD anniversary.
BY Lieut. Thomas Breeze, Of the Lafayette Light Infantry
The Volunteers of Witningfon-Their attention. sodiery
and gentemany conduct extended the Volunteers.
Philadelphia deservedy receives the thanks of their guests
BY Lieut. Amos Howell Camp du Pont THE survivors
of the Pennsylvania Bgademay they remember the
hospitality of the Delawarians.
BY Capt John Whiteman. The bright-eyed Daughters
canm and forget the wachword the battle of New
Orleans.
BY Lieut. E. Huxley May the hour of peace always be
attended with grateful feelings for the arduous and important
services of our Seamen and Soldiers.
BY Corporal M Conne The Volunteers of Wilmington
AS soldiers, warriors; citizens, gentlemen.
BY A. Knox The 4th Of July, l776-The day on which
country took its proud stand among the nations of the
earth, and proclaimed to the world this important uththat
a virtuous people have only tUiH it, to be free
BY T. Veron. Gen. Lafayette-The brother in of
the father of our country.
BY Geo. Hodgson. May the sword of Columbia be
drawn without reason, sheathed without honor
BY j. F. Vaughan The Citizen Soldiers of the Republic
May victory lead in their van, and the smiles of the
fathe most acceptable boon the brayeever be the
ward of their patriotic services.
BY j. b. Robinson, May next legislators be faithful to
the American System.
BY G. W. South, of Philadelphia. Hon. Louis M Lane, a
native of Delaware-the able and enlightened
may his labos the Court of St. James, add additional
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