Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-16
MADNESS Of PARTY.

The following toasts we're drank at a cslehu
tion of the 9TH of July, at Columbia, S. CO.! v,
give them without comment, as fully exemplifyin:
the caption of this article.
Selected Toasts at Columbia, S. {.
|. The State of South Carolina. Our onIya
vereign.
Q. The reciprocal duty of a Sovereign aud it.
citizens; Protection, service at every hazard.
S. The President Of the United States. Ire.
ceived in silence: a member rose, and proposed
the following amendment, which was warmly
adopted, and drank with appIause.l
Whose power and profiIgacy has been such .,
to disgrace the Hero of New Orleans.
q The Governor Of South Carolina whp.hs
as a statesman or a military commander, he has
proved himself equal to the crisis.
S. Andrew Jackson-.A political Lunaiic, exemF
from responsibility for his acts and dependents
their proprIety or folly entirely upon the SAINT!
Of his keepers.
6. Our domestic pnlicy-To be reformed whea|
it needs it by ourselves alone. Secession with
out hesitation or delay whenever 1t shall be ds
cussed as an object of Legislation in Congress.
7. Education-The only firm basis of Repub
lican freedom, the best source Of public and pi
vate eminence, a blessing which every Stale
should confer on its citizens without money aud
without price.
8. The Union-Every thing to US when adm
nistered in the original purity of the Conslhs
ton: nothing to US without 1t.
9. The memory Of Robert J. TurnbulI. III
whom strength Of intellect. benevoience Of hesH
..l ,,..tu rs purooco yunra hlopHoA NTH M M !
BILE a patriotism as distinctly to designate him !,
fit champion for the crisis which has so r~ecenth
occurred IN the political destinies Of this STAT
aud the United States.
10. Virglnia:-she has rejected the mantle 4
Liberty bequeathed to her BY her great %politc,G
prophet. Thos. Jefferson. South Carolina hn
gladly appropriated the gift, and will preserve Y
unsullied.
II. The next contest for Presidents sIu! 4
gle IN which South Carolina will not engage, VIII 4
her liberties are 10 hazard. She has no SOD 4
base as to desire it. 2
1a Our delegation in Consress:-The Sen,'ryX
and Representatives who were true to CarOIr2 Il
and Liberty, We pay them our gratitude. I'D
traitors who betrayed her, we leave to their Of
iDsiguificsnce. &
Is The Fair of Carolina:-They concur y
the sentiment expressed by the Carolina matr&
TO a Federal Judge;
"These are sad times, indeed, when the st.
hastoswear her own citizens to their duty to her 4
BY Capt. p. e. Butler, (of the Wings il
Force BIlI:-it its principles are to be acknos
edged, and psrpeIuated. as the basis Of this Gr
eminent We may cease to celebrate this day 40
rejoice as a free people.
By Capt. /. Stark (of the Cavalry IL
Proclamation, written by a slave, signed bf
kuave, and approved Of only by sycoph,nts az
parasites.
By Judge Martin "a susst.) The Cover
ment Of tue l.. States:-In the exercise Of
constitutional powers it is entitled to our y
port:-when these shall be exceeded. oUum'"
lima will again be found "in Conveh'iVO :
sembled."
BY Professor Mott, IA suesL) Thomas J'ha
son; the father Of State Rights. He has laid dos :
the chart:-It depends upon ourselves to iO'I''1
the course.
BY Col. James Gregg. IA suest) The Rio
land Light Dragons. and RlchIand WhIs'-
They have shown their pluck by selecting 70
genuine chips from thsold Revolutionary BlosS
BY the venerable Mr.. Team. a revoIuton'G
soldier, "a guest.) We have not casbiersd k%
George for the purpose Of installing King a.
drew.
By Lieut.. Gilmore, of the Wings. Caleui
tions:-We calculate the value of the unr
and the Constitution, that Of Liberty we cam
count:-We never calculate the value Of Z"
lives nor the dangers Of a contest in defence
our rights.
BY DR.. Edward Fisher. The ~triumphaI eat
Of Gen. Blowblsdjer and his kitchen cabns'i
mong the lick spittIes Of the North:-a ;"
scene Of mutual degradation.
~ N. Hetbemont. Esq. "a guest.) L''
anu independence in the U. States; from pre-
indications. it may be predicted that it vii
quire stout arms guided by stouter hearts "
tain Them.
By J. w. Geiger, IA guest.) The Comp
The line is drawn, we have advance"
il, se rest upon our arms.
By Mr.. Langdon Cheyes, Of the CoII'ss
The yOtuntaers of Snuth Carotina-m1F y