The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.

ne 1OUNU MEN . CELESNAIION.
The Young Men of Worcester and vicinity,
together with invited guests and citizens gen
orally, moved in procession from Banister'G Ho-
tel under the direction of Capt. VIM. M. Towno,
Chief Marshal, assisted by Capt. D. F. Bond
and Capt. E. l.. Barnard, to the North Church,
when tho following services were performed.
Prayer by Rev Mr. Abbot Reading of the
Declaration ofIndependence by w. S. Lincoln
Grafton by E. c. Conant Ode by MIR. Perry,
and Poem by B. F. Thomas
The services were all highly interesting and
appropriate. After the close of the services,
the procession returned to the Hotel Of Mr.
Banister, and partook of fine Dinner prepared
in Mr.. Banister's usually good style. George
DR.. J. S. Butler and David Wilder, jr.
When the cloth was removed the following
sentiments were offered;
REGULAR ToAsTs'
2. The day zoe eelebrate-Eventful and inter.
esting, may its recurrence never fail to awaken
In us gratitude to the Heroes of the Revolution
2. The President of the United States.
3. The Governor of the Commonwealth Of
Observation-Disclosures in the principles
of his administration and fearless in carrying
them into execution.
a. Our COantry-The birth. place Of Wash
ington-the cradle of Liberty, the Asylum oil
the oppressed.
s. Our JMititaa-The early history Of our
country points to the capture of Lousburg, to
the embattled plains of Abraham, to Charlestown
and to Concord, for its deeds Of valOr-Let moi
modern Legislators say it is more than useless
incumbrance.
g. The beacon fires of our ReuOIution-They
cnkindled the fame Of freedom in France and
thence illuminated Europe may they never be
extinguished till all the nations Of the earth
catch spark of their genial influence.
T. The Union-Poor and worthless as it may
be esteemed, notification has no treasure.
wherewith to purchase it; no power where
with to iniure it,
g. The Constitution of the United States
Framed by the associated wisdom and purity
Of our Fathers; never NAV the unhallowet
hands OF time serving politicians efface on,
limo Of that magma Charta of our Liberties.
g. Our National Gnard--Found in the IN
telligence, frmness, virtue, and patriotism o
free people.
TO- manufactures in the Old World and i,
The Netc-Two riUaL sisters, the elder Of whom
vainly hopes to sustain hov fading charms, b,
denying to the younger the privilege of"cOm
ing out"
II. Poland-She needs no Balkan undel
which to shelter, for her contest is for hen
rights, and her motto, Liberty OF. Death"
IL. Tho AutOcrat Of frozen enslaped RuS
siG-May he feel,
Through 2erils and alarms,
The might that dwells within the Polish arms.
Is. Liberta-A bright spot in dark land
may its lustre increase until it shall dispe
the moral darkness of Africa.
VOLUNTEERS
BY G. Folsom, Esq The Party co-eval with
our Republic, which all love, and yet all inev
tably forsaks to which the most veteran apos
tate looks back with fond regret, but never re-
turns; patriotic without the rewards Of office
and moro ambitious Of tho smiles Of the fair
than of tho favor of the great-I need not say
mean the Young Mems Party.