Litchfield enquirer., 1834-07-17
krrrnpATIoN IA NEw.rREsToN.


as celebrated ia New Preston by national salute al
sunrise. Ali O'Clock the procession formed at the
hUuse Of r Stephen CugEsweII, under the direction
Of E. TOmlinson ESQ., Marshal of the day. aud pro-
ceeded to the new academy, where Iervent and APP
rrorria,e address to the Throne Of Grace offered
by tie President Of the day, Mr.. r. Ryder. The
Declarations Of Independence was read by Mr.. John
Highly, aud Grafton was delivered by Mr.. Luciua
II. Gibbs. The sentiments Of the as expressed
on the occasion patriotic rather Than partisan
The services the house were concluded by an i'm
pressse prayer offered by Mr.. Highly; and the assem-
bly, returned in procession to the place where they
first formed and partOok Of good dinner. After the
cloth was removed, the following tOasts were read by
| Mr.. Milton H. Swift:
| /. The Day IRE celebrate-A proad epoch in the
history Of the rights Of man.
9. The Lamp of Liberty, S0hich our fathers so gori-
Ousiy lighted upNay their The latest posleriiy
! keep II trimmed and burning.
g. PARTY Spirit-a scorpions siiOg--May iis venom
be averted from The threatened liberties OF our cOSn
A. The memory of La Fdyefte-When dark oblivion
shall have her shadow DER the yTants name, has
godIike deeds shall swell the grateful h"rthen OF each
s. Tne Wheel of Fis tune--Commerce. Agriculture
and Manufactures the three principal spokes-may It
make tracks, TO the door ot every industrious A'ne
6. Major Jack Do,oning-Bo,h his civil and militia
| ~ character, most darnation cute.
! 2. The memory Of Washington and War'en--iher
I 8. Cira and Religious Li6eHy-Heaven's boon TO
man-Nay it be subvered by the inspiring syco-
plant, nor subjected by the power OF the scept'c.
9. SURVIVING OEcers and Soldiers OF the keootatton
"A little band Of heroesAs they are stepping the
death-march down the valley Of Time, may they be
cheered by she gratitude Of their cou"tryme".
! 10. The freedom Of the Press-The best watc9tow-
err for peace aud good orderMAy have faithful Sen
| tinels. :,
liberties for o6ce-Let them go 20 B1nkers nill
die for shame--and receive winding sheet OF tar
H. Our COantry-A land Of liberty and Of slavery
-paradoxicul, yet painfully rue-May abe principle
that all eQna, be Cherished elsI slavery oe nut
i 49, The Fair-The only legitimate shareholders in
New England.
After the regular had been given, the follow
ing volunteers were offered:
| By the Psesiden. Of the day. The Orator Of che
Gu,r-Aiay the youth of county ever follow has
breh, example in advocating equality, peace and ib-
by the Vice. President, DR.. Vail. Daniel Webster,
r Is HE meridian spIendor the lesser um
naries are destined soon TO disappear.
| By the Marshal Of the day. The President Of the
day-A man never weary Q. weIIfaong: r-ro. tho
tree of liberty its appropriate use-kay ne thus EN-
poye, ON every succeeding anniversary Of our nation
By Col. VIM. Odell. The Declaration ofour Inde-
pendeace-A production worthy the anaster-spr't who
By VIM. Stone. The memory ofou, departed Pre-
| sidenfs-Let us think, and drop tear.
BY L. H. Gibbs. The sepenth Prsside"t-Let Us
'"i By R. Boiies. T%s Hickory Of 1nnssseeAn in-
sirument formed to beat the Clay OF Kentucky INTO
By N. p. Whiulesey. The Clay Of Kentucky
Nav u contipue to I'll up the breaches in the ra,nars
Of Liberty made by the Hckorybater'ng ram o. Ten
BY WIN. j. Stone, (of New.Milfard.) Our free in
situations among the foremost of heavens blessings
BY N. H. swift Hse's.. che belo.sa s.s.a 1910
of,.s Goddess Of Lbsr,ysay she "esef ""'e cause
| By n. J. Hall. Our Nary-Like Hannibal sworn
agains, the enemies OF his counry-May she hnmo Y,
the pride Of the British iion--stop ahe now o. I've
| Russian bear-be a terror TO the mara"iers o. the
| high seas-and ever sustain name worthy o' "eT
| country. E,,,.
for H. r;chIs Of man in the cause Of iberykay be
remembered and engraven on the heart OF every Ame-
Bv-. Martin Van Buren--Tho"gh political
" very lame nj present. trust he will soon get so no
Rv j. G. Graves, Esq. The Declaration Of Amer
cam Independence the q 'rh.ch zoe ceIeora.s
lis alorions aBd magnificent results have ee" ana
ever will he iel and feared by nations throughout tue
whole eart,--Tyrannies have beeR Dissolved and W
| rants made 10 how their despotic heads.
| Ry james Juison. The Post Office Departments
As bad 40 heart can wish"
The day then passed of without any occurrence "a
mar the joyous festivities, and the company dispersed
a, an early hour much gra.iGed with the periormaO
ces-C Communicated.
The Pa,ris,ic Bank at Washington. which suspen
ded specie payments three or four months since, hn
resumed paying their notes in specie.
"A Ere broke out 10 Johnstow0, N. Y. on the nigh
Of the 10th inst, and before il subdued about "a
buildines were consumed, most ofthem two and three
stories. occupied as stores and dwellings.
From the ". r. Daily Adrertissr.
SENATE CHAMBER,
WASHINGTON, 28,h June, 1884.
To INV old friend Mr.. Dwight, Of the New York Dali!
Advertiser.
My last letter ,oyou teld you about the unsartln
Of elder bark tea unless great care was taken scrap
IN the bark for i,s jist Doctor Parsons ielPd m
good old mother, s scrapcd both ways there 70 o.
= ielin how things wil work. And lis hero j's 90 will
sthe Government the folks about the Ginera
was always scrapp both ways, and things was gettn
| ,vorse and worse. used 10 tell the Gineral when
.ya. .;.l, him lac beer let the Senate have hand