Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-06

SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1888.

We are authorised to announce the
name Of WILLIAM ELDRIDeR as a candi-
date for Coroner.
Fourth Of July.-This hallowed day, the
anniversary of our national independence,
was celebrated IN our village by large
number of our citizens. No accident &C.
Cured to mar the festivities of the occa-
sion, and good feeling prevailed through
out the community. A splendid dinner
was served up by Mr.. James Woods. and
after the removal of the cloth the following
toasts were drank, after which the compa-
ny retired with light and happy hearts.
REGULAR TOASTS.
LIST. The Fourth Of July-A day memo
rable in the annals of human liberty.
End. The memory Of George Washins-
ton.
Bird. The Heroes offhe Reustuflion-Peace
to the departed, long and happy life to
survivors.
4th. Constitutional Union-May it ever
bid defiance to treason and notification.
5th. The President Of the United States.
9th. The uaLorous spirits Who reasserfed
our country's independence in the last ,car.
7th Home L,dustry-The surest road to
national, as well as individual wealth.
9Th. Party Spirit-The bane Of social
fruits are all bitter, and in
an intelligent community should remain un-
tasted.
9th. The Signers ofthe Declaration Of
Independence-The last star has disap-
to their ashes.
10th. Liberty's JNartyrs-1n what cline
soever they may have fallen, hallowed be
their memories, their blood nourlshss the
Tree of Liberty.
18th. The State Of Indiana-Tho dwell
ling place of Hooshers, the land Of domes-
tic happiness, full Of enterprize-her hardy
sons bid defiance to all foreign aggressors.
18th. Gen. Lafayeae-The right hand
man of Washington, the friend OF Liberty
in both Europe and America.
18th. The Fair-The last best gift Of
Heaven to man.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the Presidens.-Universal EmanciPa-
tion-Not only from the thraldom Of tyran-
ical fellow men, but from the desPotism OF
our own perverted passions.
Iohn 10 NJ
Ohlo-May he be our next president.
Blu the Orator.-ronics and stilnuiants
for the suffering Poles, blood-letting and
blistering to the blood-thirsty Russians.
&c. OHarra.-The United States
Perpetuity to their union, the assured
source of their happiness, and lnfalhole
guaranty of their safety.
By J. S. Sullioan.-rhe rising genera
tion-May they be ever mindful of their
sacred trust, and guard it with a patriotic
zeal.
By G.. W. Whitman.-Daniel Webster
Of Observation-Disclosures orator and states
man, may he be our next president.
ByJ. ErWin.-The United States-May
their union be as durable as time.
By A. Johnson.--The glory of the ma
tion-The constitution and the star-span-
gled banner.
By I. Barues.-May our worthy states
man, Andrew Jackson, return with peace
and safety to the capitol.
By Z. Byoscn.-Gen. Warren-He fell
braveiy defending the rights Of his coun-
try, his memory will ever be held in CRATE
full remembrance by his countrymen.
By ". H. Taughan.-Danlel Boon
The man who first explored the western
forests, a Hoosher by nature.
By d. Reid.-May the next president be
as prudent as Washington, as wise as JEFF
fersop, and as virtuous as Jackson.
By T. j. Larsh -Our :ext representa-.
tives In the legislature. of lndiana-May
they be as faithful and vigilant as the trust
reposed in them will be arduous.
By J. c. Ferguson.--Nulli6cation-Un-
orthodox; Hooshers don't believe in il.
A number of other volunteer toasts were
drank, which have not been handed in.
For the Richmond Palladium.
To the roters Of the Fifth Congressional
District of tie state Of Indiana.