The Arkansas advocate., 1835-07-10
FOURTH OF JULY.

lle AuuifelodlJ VI ooi 1NduOlldi ln0e- pendence was celebrated in this place on Saturday last, by the Little Rock Debating Society, in concurrence with the citizens of the town and county. An Grafton was de, livered on the occasion, by A. FOWLER, Esq. which we hope soon to have the plea sure of publishing: and the Declaration of Independence was read by Dr. J. T. FuE- TON. A dinner was handsomely prepared for the occasion, by Mr. T. T. KING, of which the Society and many of the citizens partook, The following are the Toasts drunk on the occasion:-
 l. The Dog ace Celebrate.
 3. George Wfashiagton-Iiis example the best lesson to freemen.
 3. The .Memory of our departed Presi, denis.
 4. 1he President of tse Uaited States
 5. Latayette-His memory shall be re- vered 50 long as Freedom shall hold her sway.
 6. Tie y4aaef;caa Fag-The world has learned to respect it as the talisman of our freedom.
 T. .arkaasas--Buoyant in prospects, may the enterprise of her citizens be direct ed by their own free will
 ]. The Pioneers tte VaAsy of the Mis, sissippi-They have made home for us, and their memories shall not be forgotten.
 9. Pafy Feetine-Like Hercules, letus destroy the hydra.
 10. The Goeerpaentof he United Slalss An affectionate mother in our infaney-~ in our manhood we will not forget her len. der care.
 II. Tue .8rmy and Mary of he Umisa States-C Competent 10 our defence in two wars, they will do their duty in third.
 l2. 1he Liberty of fke Press-The birthright of freemen-the downfall of ty- rants.
 l3. The Fair of .arkanses We wear their chains, and still are freemen.
 VOLUNTEERS.
 By Col. A. FOWLER. Hagh [. Whits, of Ie,anessee-Another descendant of the Emerald Isle: the consistent politician the enlightened statesman--the firm and in flexible patriot; by his honesty and virtues the first born and fit successor to the 'sLAsT I OF THE RoMANs.n
 By the Hon. A. H. SEVER. .andrsw S Jackson--The warm approval of his course by tie American people, is the best eom- 3 rnen,ary upon the s''asdsrs q ;;s enemies E
 By WM. CUMMINs. IHe Heroes 9 fihs .american Repotution--May their disregard of self, and devotion 10 liberty, ever regl. late the measures Of the people of Arkau. sas.
 By A. PIKE. Freedom of Speecls.- | s'None ever feared that the ruth should be E heard, but they whom the truth would in- dict.'
 By Col. R. CHlLDREss. Tue Hon. R. chard .M. Johnson 1'he voice Of the Ma. ton calls him loudly to the chair of the Vlcs x Presidency-the Virginia delegation to the contrary notwithstanding.
 Ky Dr. J. T. FULTON. Tue Bdltimors Conueniion--A candid and faithful echo d E the voice of the republican party. We cheerfully yield our most hearty concur renee in sustaining their nominations.
 By Df. J. H. CeeKE. May the republF can principles which were innate in Wash I I ngton, be ingrafted in the bosom of eVery American citizen. @z -
 Ky gol. WM. FIELD. Ihe Hon. JoaH H Bell The patriotic State of Tennessee will stand by him in the hour of trial
 By JAMES B. KEATrs. May the iaI' mers of Arkansas continue to reap the nce harvest which awaits their industry and en terprise.
 By JOHN Cook. Lieut.. R. D. c. CoF has- Like faithful watchman, always p be found at his post. Z
 By Col JoHN k. TAYLOR. .arkan''' May they immediately change her le' q ritorial name, and by making her sla'E add another star to the star-spangled par ss her.
 By WM. r. PopE. Joln c. CalhoMJ The Demosthenes of the United Sia'S Senate.
 By ROBERT JOHNSON. The Cst'-ssG # Eafayette and .MilJer Coantiss-Ihe us ''s form success of the present adninlstfa.is in all it's treaties insnres to them the enjO! ment of the rights and privileges ot ci'zsS of the United States. i.
 By Dr. L. GIBSON. Tie Day acs e% {, F brate-The brightest, most glorious ID y, % annals of political history. Let ffeep' never forget it. n,e
 By A. J. HUNT. The People q 'afs'