Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-07-10

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and ploS seded % the Presbyterian Church, where az
interesting Aed eloquen, Address upon the sutjees d
Afrcaf Cponixaiion was delivered by the Rev. [. r
Siicks aua which very anen,iveIy iis,eaed 10 by
! lafse aadienee.
All O'Clock. alter the exercises IN the church, the
company proceeded 10 Wadhams Hotel, where an
excellent dinner provided EIihu Harrison. Esq
presided, and Messrs. Truman Smith, John 8. VOL
coti and Charles Spencer assisting Vice Preside
THE company separated at eary hour, well pieseed
with the proceedings, and with she harmony and good
feeling which prevailed The following are the reg
uiar ioasis with such Of the volunteers as have
been aoie 10 obtain:.
REGULAR ToAsTs.
/. The Day ,leyosed 20 she commemora,iou Of the
achievements or our ancssssss--aiay its recurrence
preserve forever the recollection Of their many vir
aues and witness the transmission Of free insl,u
.ons the fruits Of their abors the latest posery.
2. The President of the United STATES.
8. The Governor Of Connecticut.
4. The snFmory Of Warrington
!. The man we speak Of cannot ia the world
g BE. singly, connserpoised"
S. The nemory Of La Fayeme--The lass Major Ge-
neral 81 The Revelation gone his 'Let him
be sarded as the most noble lha. herald
did follow 70 his Grn"
6. The snryHing Officers aud Soldiers Of the Rev
olu,oh-Long may they survives wineries pos'erity
Of the mness, consistency. md heroism which sirug-
gle,l for liberty and the rights Of man.
i z. The exiied Palriois Of Poland
.sThongh few and faint, vet fearless still,
Sss :. Oh aoho shall say what heroes feel
When ail buflile aRd honOr's los, ="
81 The Army and Navy Of the United States. and
their deeds Of noble daring-iigh proof tina, neither
win lie waDtirg their country iIahe hour Of peril.
.t9 The union The States. and the en,rea,y " La
Faye,ss 20 postpone measures endanger,ng ia psrma-
Rency until after his deatt--I we regnrd either the
secept or the example Of This acrupiible pa,rios,
we shalt postpone sue h measures I'D inEniiam
TO- Agriculture, Commerce, and Manufactures. the
lfe.ood of,he Republic and Rivers. Rail Roads and
Canals, the arteries in which IL crcuia.es.
III. The Pecple--ihe real source of all political
pcwer--a truth. mighty for the pulling down the strong
ho.is Of ,.ranny--R shall prsraa.
IL. The Vine Of Observation-Disclosures and
Supported she has suplaed the nation with her u,s
and infused the spirit oG her institutions throughout
the land.
ID The Fair--To what exigenc;es they not e.
quail Amid the s,orms Of the Revolution. they nor
ishsd lie spirits Of 76. and rockedshe cradle Of Lib
eriy.
By e. Harrison. Our country constitution and
tie insstutions--" Go ahead"
r.. Smith. The Clergy.
,. s. Woieoa. The game Of Wicket-A healrhful,
agreeable. and manly exercise.
The following sen,imrn. handed TO The commit
tee Of arrangements by the Hon. r. WoIcol,, who
prevented by adispnsi'ion from attending:
The memory of,he Wings Of l776-The principles
ofcvil liberty sindicaied BY them will be surrendered
only with life by their children the Whiss Of 1884.
s. Demipg. The Wicke,-p.ayers Of Bantam" BY
their fruits shall ys know them"
H. adams. The young balI-payers Of Liieh6eld--
Nay their ardsr in the support counry.ns
sii,aiion sod laws equal their zeal and skill 10 the
game Of Wicket
~. A.. Seymunr. Daniel Webster--an imporisn,
pillar ii ne fahflr Of our patton.
y =. Wtsssils Our Hosi--hs bill OF fare as good
Il sIis tAehsless hali-playing. -
a. e. kYeedkAG The bachelor bapsyers--"l Il
suchAhhss ass lone in the green tree. wha, may We
MOI exneel i The dry Z"
=. Ward. White we concede 10 our bachelor friends
1890 - tN""c sos AWS" ouESCss =" s"S H~uc W
hall to-day, would exchange our connubia e.
Lefty for triumph in thossaad such games.
c. adams. Martin Van Burea--In his attempt Ia
rsacb the tiek-mark Of political lame, he has fallen
and Knocked OF his owa Uicket.
n. Hall. The American Parkway they hcs,oa
hsir smiles upon DO. friends TO virtue and their
coUniry.
a. ChGdsciek. Andrew Jackson and Martin Van
Busen--lhe safeguards Of our caun,ry, the srrong
supporters Of American liberies-say they like the
sturdy oaks stand the winters blast.
Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Bsren
1.-The blasting sirocco 10 the prosperity Of cospry
the pioneers Of Anerieaa despoism-like the mldew.
ed leaf upon the willows branch. surrounded and
vered with vermin brought into being by the Summers
sun. wide K. CO.
The Mar-spansled Ranoer--Alay it be
lhe raIying point ofrseme" ioag time lassS and
then form the lass iragmen, ofeahs mAier that ahal
be seen to float upon the bosom Of eserniiys waves
n. Beordslsy. Andrew JacksO0-The beap,y o
The game is TO play it without being shaHabLed
A Wing. Andrew JacksOR-Has three shGmbis
already, aSd in the opinion Of impartial talleymeI
should DO declared 0St.
Whig. Martha Van Buren--hs has seen lonI
tsHdhag sns--ds Pity he can't have HE H.