Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-17

lpeHfy attend the reverend gentieman, a. wen
as the reader of the Declaration and the orator,
who have oficiated this day.
Sent By Doctor William N. Smith, OF Buck
land. The young ladies Of Fauquier and Prince
WlIiam-I hope they will resign their ind.-
vidoal sovereignty, and no longer stand on their
reserved rights, procaimins disonlon and nut
lifyag any thing like consolidation; Union Tor
ever.
BY Stephen Mccormick. Martin Van Buren,
The able Statesman. More of him hereafter,
and everlasting death to notification.
By Joseph Blackwell Smith. The march ut
free prncipies-The establishment OF libertyln
every cline
By Mr.. Smith. Eastern Virgin.a-lf she
would become again prosperous, must encourage
manufactures, grow cotton, sheep, the vine and
the silkworm.
By Mr.. Milton. Adams, Hancock. and com.
patrots-Their praise is unmeasurable; their
deeds imperishabe.
BY Mr.. Sanders. May those who fall By mis-.
fortune, be lifted up by the hand Of friendship.
BY Mr.. Ogilvie. Captain Hampton's Grena.
dlers-May they ever be as faithful as they have
been to day.
BY James Maddox. NulIifcation-The offer
ing of inordnate ambition and b'ighted pros
poets; the people have pronounced it bastard
and driven il from society.
| BY Mr.. Jones. The United States of Amer-
ca-The garden of the world, where the Cypress
ed Of all nations find hume.
By George Rogers, The Federal Union
The ark Of political safety: perish the thought
that would make Virginia frontier state OF
weak confederacy.
ByJ. w. Leach. Union and Liberty-The
first should be preserved, the latter should ever
he cherished.
| BY William Kipstine. The Union
Founded in Cancellation and compromise, and
cemented by the affections and patriotism Of the
people. By the same means it must and " Il
,oiH be serred."
| By George A. Nelson. La Fayette-Wbist
we are celebrating the Anniversary of our Ame-
rican Independence, aud congratuating each
other on the prospects Of our country, how, can
we forget thy name and thy deeds.
By Captain Hampton, The Militia Of the
State-Snund materials: Discipline would make
them. what the laas intended, effective soldiers.
BY Stephen Mccormick. The good people OF
New Balumore-Good eating, good drinking,
and good feeling: may they ever be so.
By an Officer of the U. s. Army. The Mill,
tia Of our country-Her safe defence in time OF
danger.
By Doctor ]. w. Leach. The late Charles
Carol Of Carrnton-Moy his name be ever first
IN the hearts Of the American people.
By Captain Drumm"nd The Army and Ma
w, the pride Of the United States--May they
| always prove themselves worthy of the patriots
, of '76.
By William l.. Mcintosh. Henry Clay.
splendid monument Of eloquence, misguided.
ambitious and prosti,uted senius-mav he vet
live in retirement to repent his political errors,
and serve as beacon to direct the rising polti.
clans of our country.
eminent qualifications, sound republican prin.
ciples aud genuine patriotism. merit still farther
the confidence aud support of his countrymen;
By Mr.. Brown. Internal lmprovement-On
this subject Virginia has shaken off her sleep Of
apparent death: her course is onward. God
| speed her.
| Bv John, II T-""'as' "la virginia aho her
ottf principles
Bv James w. Foster. Capt. Hampton and
his Grenadiers-They well merit their commis
sons and arms az the display of this day album
dainty evinces. Let perseverance be their mot
to, merit sooner or later will be rewarded
By E. Bradford. Henry Clay-You should
have been President However, you are laid
aside: keep in good health
By Gentleman present. This The birth day
Of political mpor,ance-Thoush difference
OF opinion that guard. which will preserve iti-
Let US Law aside in its celebration all effects
growing out Of it.
By James LauIer. The public servant who
looks for his reward to the appreciation Of his fe.
low citizens. s.,..--=~-=------
By Geors. Porter. The Congress of the
United States-May its members ever be guided
BY that spirit Of patriotism and magnanimity,
that characterized fore-fathers in their strug
gle for our Independence.
By Charles E Picket. The Mechanical &c.
Mus of our Countrywide sUer which facilitates
public improvements.
BY DR., J. w Leach. Crhe President having
! retired The President and Vice President Of
the day.
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