Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
From the Providence Journal.

From the Providence Journal.
RHODE ISLAND STATE CINCINNATI.-I
The remnant of this gallant band Of rev.
olutonary heroes, with number Of dis
tinguishcd invited guests, dined at the
Roger Williams Hotel, on the 1th inst.
After the removal ofthc cloth, the follow
ing regular and volunteer toasts were
drank
The Doy-!ts sacred principles, its
glorious associations, aud the devoted
blood and heroic sacrifices by which it
has been consccratcd.
The memory Of Uashmgion--The
name which the languages Of the world
have adopted to express exalted and un-
rivalled worth.
THE memory or Greene-Rhodc Island
will cherish the fame of him who was
second only to Washington and, who
leads the line of Heroes, that have aris-
en- from her soil.
LoiayeHe-With him Liberty has ex-
changed her name.
The march Of mind-Thc most rapid,
when chccred by the music Of liberty.
THE spirit Of cmancipation-She has
rc-lightcd her torch at ou,' altar, and ig-
norancc and tyranny are shrinking be-
fore its blaze.
Om smriring brethren and companions
IN o,ms-Thcy live to see the iruition of
their youthful labors; their country free
and happy.
Rhode Blond-Though small in stat
urc and not strong in constitution, yet her
grave men in council say, as her brave
warriors did in the field,
owe know our rights-and knowing,
dare maintain them"
Poiand-Her kosciusko fought in our
ranks, her Pulaski sleeps in our soil, she
has om hearts on her side in her struggle
for freedom.
The General Government OF The United
SaicS-Frcc in theory and republican in
form; it will cease to be either when un-
supported by virtue and integrity.
The Patriot Dcnd-Stars in the frma-
mcnt of glory, they light us to our du-
ty.
The memory Of OIirer Hazard Perry
On Erie's waves ennohled by his name,
lie poured the untadmg light of,ictory & fame.
The Fair Ser-The most delightful
need Of valour is chaplet twinsd by
their hands-may we spurn all chains
but those which are woven by their
charms.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
By Colonel Stone Of .Nfw lork.-'rhe prin-
ciples of civil ,lhcry-that they may universally
prevail in the old world let not faction usurp the
name in the new.
By Commodore Creighton.-Thc Union Of
the States-bad men may calculate its value
good men will fight for it.
BIZ Captain Taylor Of the .Nnry-Tho Off
GERS aud soldiers ofthc Rcvoluton-whle memo =
ry retains her empire over our hearts, their patri-
oiSm and heroism will not he forgotten.
BIZ RCr. Doctor Edes.-Thc memory Of Judge
Lyman. the late President of the Rhode Island
State Cincinnati, ever green be the turf that COW
his grave, precious in the hearts of his fell
low citizens, the recollecions Of his virtues.
By the Hon. Mr.. Pcrcc-The surviving Of
our country, if too inlrm for action, not too old
for council.
By M. Richard u. JIa,,', Of Ne,c York
The memory Of the Rhode Island line of the ar
my.
By M HIM. Ennis, Of f.Nrcport.--Thc Of
iccrS and soldiers of the observation-disclosures who
were and those who arc-thcy have achieved an
Immortality Of fame, may their reward be an G.
ernty of bliss.
By Mr.. HIM. s. Rogers, Of the Nary
she has furnished in two wars, guaranty for
the future.
By the Hon. Benj. Hazard, Of .Ne,rport.-
The real Patriots aud Heroes of all countries-may
the people be enabled TO distinguish them from
false ones.
This day, being the anniversary ofthc
Society, the following gentlemen were
elected officers for the year ensuing.
Col EpHRAIM Bowen, President,
Col RoBERT ROGERS, Tice Pres.
Col Thomas Coles, Treasurer.
Thomas G. IorrIx, Esq. Secretary, in
place of Samuel Snow, who declined a
reelection.
The two pirates Collinct and Cadet
were executed in Boston on Friday morn
ing at o'clock, on the Jail wharf, pursu-