The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-25


 enlogy y,--enshrined in the hearts of the American people, his fame IS eternal.
 J C. W Btafemore--Alay the foe 10 RePubiicanistn be chained to the foot-stool of a tyrant.
 I. A- W. Boon-A1ay the,wings of ib- l erty neyer lose feather, and may the free born sons of America all flock togetler.-- Here for more peace, better health pretty girls, and a plenty of them.
 Q saaaheso Lccpe5,-si'o 0 the people of the Territory fArkansas May they live to see their country outshine those on l which II borders o. .. H.eSmthSton-aI Martin Van Buren. l ,ie patriot and statesman of the State of -NeM ! ork May lie ever receive that share of public suffrage due bis neyer-fail 1 ing merits as our Jackson candidate for | Vice-Prcsident. n J. l.. Irout-Jno. Pope, Governor oi the Territory of Arkansas. In con sequence ofhis firmness in placing his veto on the Ten Section Bill, may his name be sonnded with universal applause, while tlat ot hls enemies shall be lost in tlie yor tex of revolution Q. C.. ". Btahemofe--Anrbrose H. Se- vier, our Delegate to Congress: May he ever receive the suffrage of Arkansas So long as he discharges the duties as he has done.
 3. Doct. HawHins-Party feeling and party spirit: A monster, with Virtue un- l der one foot, and Justice under the other: l Measures, and not Men.
 10. .4. F. SeoH-May the fertility of the Clay of Kentucky support the swift growth of the Hickory. 1 II. Doct. Kings-The citizens of Wash ington county: In the plenitnde of their virtues, ,may they be crowned with sshealth. competence, and peaee.'' 12. c. D.. RoySton-aIay the dema- gogues which infest our country become yiFtuous, party faction annihilated, and our next Legislature promote the public good.
 E. F. Hart-The French nations Foremost in the ranks to aid our suffering and bleeding country in the establishment of Liberty: Gen. La Fayette. Il. SG0t3 .Nge-Fhe Arkansas Fair: Not surpassed by any in the Union, in Vir- tue, Beauty, or 4 Accomplishments
 Is. Doct. Hdfekias-fhe state of socie- l ty in our Territory: When allietion is .at t;ie iIe glt, t75e1 We arc il most eucour- aged to lcoiS for cousoation: Tine nar- rev est part Of she deflcis ai tae entrance of tue plain.
 Weare much pleased 10 remark, that throughout the day the utmost harmo- l ny prevailed.
 Celebration cf the FourtA of July, q
 Fort Smith Atapublic celebration of the Fourth of July inst, and tic 5nh of American Independence, al residence ofDoet. D. D. Williams, by the Arkansas iron, tier Rifle Rangers, under the command lofCapt. Edward ". Duyal.-thc Com pany assembled at o'clock on parade. After having fired salute of 224 rounds, in honor oithe day, they were dismissed. The day throughout was unusually l pleasant. At o'clock, tie Company, together with upwards of I60 Gentle men and Ladies, sat down to bounti- ful DINNER, prepared by our worthy citizen, Dpct. D. D. Williams. After the cloth had been removed, the read ing of the toasts was announced by the roll of the drum, assisted by Rob't Sin clear, Esq. as President, and Mai. II ol- land Coffee, as Vice-P President. ]. The day wecelebrate: Cherished by. Freemen throughout the world. 6cheers
 ,. The fathers of the revolution: their memories arc embalmed in the hearts of their countrymen. Drank standing.
 3. George Washington. the father of his country. Drank standing.
 4. The ex-Presidents: their memories will live whilst patriotism is regarded as a virtue. Drank standing.
 5. The Constitution, the palladium of liberty let the watch words be Liberty Union and Independence for ever. 6 cheers.
 G. The Union: Political lnaniaes may talk of its virtue. the people own it by in- l heritance, and will be slow to relinauish the gift of their fathers. cheers.
 '. The President of the United States !. tie peoples choice. 6 cheers
 8. Reform and Prescription the first always right, the latter always wrong. 6 cheers.
 9. The memories of Lawrence. Deca- tur, Perry, and McDonoagll Drank stan ding.
 10. The Navy and Army of the United States. 6 cheers. 1 Il buiwarlS around the Consultation be the hearts of every true American. 6 cheers.
 I2 Chas Carroll of Carrollton. the last surviving sisner of American Indepen- dence, tue living statue ofAneriean great ness. 6 cheers.
 l3. Theunion of the States: may their consolidation be perpetuated in the heart of every Republican. cheers.
 VOLUNTEER T0ASTS. By Maj. Jas. Ball. The Hon. A. H. Se- vier: May he prosper in aii his industri- ous efforts for the welfare of Arkansas Fer ritory. 3 3cheers.
 By Rob't sinciear, Esq. The Territory of Arkansas among the fairest of the