The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11
SELECTED ToAsTs.

The following toasts were all drunk attack
son celebrations. We publish them for the
amusement of our readers If they can fathom
the meaning ofsome OF them they will be more
fortunate than we have been. AS specimens Of
Jacksonism and taste, many of them are invalu-
able.
Gen. Jacksonville hero of emergency may
his Mentor, like that of Telemachus, ever guide
him in the channel of wisdom.
BY Thomas Moody, revolutionary soldier,
aged 70
have been in Georgia forty years,
And to the tories was severe;
l fought the Indians and British too,
And to my State ever true.
By B. F. Thornton: Matrimony-May the
9TH of July, 1881, find us happily married
By VIM Wright We'care not for Writ nor
the man Freiinghuysen we hate missionaries
of false humanity, and swear we will exercise
the rights of Georgians over our chartered linn
its.
By the Reader ofthe Declaration: The In
dian Bill we hail it as triumph of Justice in
favor of our slandered and oppressed State, and
as CALLING proof to those damnable Heralds,
and their supporters, the National Journal, New
York Daily Advertiser New York Commercial
Advertiser, New England Palladium, Harris
hurg lntelligencer, and Boston Patriot with
their satellites Envy, hatred, outrage, devas-
tation, and destruction, iends like with dar-
ing impudence stalking over the fairest portions
of our land, struggling with death like deter
mination to wither and utterly annhilate the
laureled wreath that binds our Federal Union
That Georgia in the majesty of her rights will
he heard the shafts of their calumny fall harm
less at her shrine.
May the Hickory of Tennessee be kept on
fire by the republican spirit until it buns ur
the Cherokee PhRnlL anA -rruy Soutnern IN
fiucnce send ashes west of the Mississippi,
where young one may spring up.
AT NEW BALTIMORE
BY Nathl. N. Gray May the wings of the
goddess of Liberty rest upon republicanism, and
there hatch young Jacksons.
IN oeLETHoRP COUNTY, (eA.)
The American Republic-Based upon glory
and Independence, may it rapidly rise to the
ultiTatGm of human happiness, and raise the
true political monument of" ne plus ultra
Georgia-The favorite sister of Virginia
may they, as heretofore, with true and I'M
severed spirit ever converge to the same point
of glory.
The American Systematic offspring of a
political Trinity, which, like the orthodox of
Divinity, 6esolates by tariff and intolerance.
The memory of Washington-Whoe exalted
greatness, enlightened virtue, and captivated
glory.
The Franklin College of Athsns-May the
sage wisdom of its venerable name, be reared
IN all the elegance and glory of its own attic
purity.
The Tariff-An abortive mole of depraved
policy; may the convusive throes of a credu-
lous mother for ever warn her in future
The American Eagle-The celestial herald,
who, on the 4th of July, '76, descended with
screams OF majestic thunder, proclaiming liber-
ty and equality to oppressed men.
AT LYEcHBURe, (vA)
BY Maj Abram R. North: Gen. Jackson
has evinced to the world, his firm determination
to save the constitution, and at the same time
has astenished his frmness in placing his veto
on the Maysville road bill. No act of his so
completely silenced them in this part of the
world, for they are dumb, which may be safely
said is for the first time since he was brought
forward for the Presidency.
Samuel l.. Southard-Msy he be blown from
the South, to the four corners of the world and
AT HARPER's FERRY.
By John Wigginton:
May the Superintendent Gen. George Rust
Live in health at Harpers Ferry without any fuss
Also, may all the enemies of this place,
BE brought to great disgrace.
The following regular toasts given at Fort
Gaines, Georgia, we have no doubt express the
sentiments and feelings of the better part of the
population of that State:
The Ex-Presidents of the United States
To whose virtue and talents we are deeply in.
'debted for the well organized government we
now enjoy
The Constitution of the United States: A
masterpiece of human wisdom let it remain
inviolate.
State and United States rights: While we
mean to guard with care the one, let us duly re-
'spect that of the other
The Congress of the United States: Let ifs
members have for their object the good Of the
zchOie country.
"Our Federal Union" On which depends
the political safety and the future greatness.
prosperity, and happiness of this nation " ii
must be preserved
The Northern and Southern States: United
by interest; they, the general consumers and
cheapest carriers of our produce; we, the best
consumers TO- their manufactures and com.
1nerce.
DEcENcY. The following is a toast of one
oil the Jackson nullifers in South Carolina:
By Samuel Smith Henry Clay-Mav he
instead of being elected the Supreme Executive
Of these United States, be driven SO far beyond
the frigid regions of the northern zone, that all
Hell cannot thaw him.