Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-07-09
FOURTH OF July.

enthusiasm The dawn was ushered in by sa-
ir's from squad of the Lafayette Guard. accom-.
panied By the enlivening strains Of the sicilian
Band AT half past 10 o'clock procession |
was formed under the direction of Coils Gregory |
and Myers, Marshals Of the day, in the public |
square which moved under military escort TO
the Lutheran Church. The Decla ration Of In
dependence, prefaced by few happy remarks
was read by David Holmes Conrad ESQ and an
Grafton was delivered Mr. Ed. Pendleton. The
latter was an eloquent. appropriate, and finished
performances. The procession was again formed
and moved to the grove on Capt Ranson's farm
when sumputuous barbecue was prepared
After dinner the following toasts were drunk, ac-
eompanied by appropriate music and discharges
Of musketry. The company returned in process
ion about O'Clock and werc dismissed in the
public square.
LIST. The Day zoe celebrate On this day Free.
men rejoice and Despots trcmble. Distant be
its anniversary when Tyranny shall smile in de.
rision. and Liberty droop in despair.
Ata-Fourth OF July.
I'd. Tie Signers Of the Declaration, Of Irdepcn.
dsncs.-The beacon lights Of liberty upop an.
shores--the blasts Of nonarchical fury lave hcs.
impotent 10 extinguish them
A.iR-Hal Columbia
she may Ia V"' prayer 'ha'
:, " hat Athens vas in science, Rome in power
"or Carthage was in her meridian hour
but may she preserve unimpaired in spirit and IN
truth, tho nstitutions by which she has hitherto
peen dstIn8uuhed AIR.-Yankee Doodle.
4th. The Constitution - Paper and parchmen Mt
| cannot prescrveit;- its pr inciples must be en-
shrined in our heart of hearts"
AiR-American Star.
| Sth. The Union Of the States United we
stand IN the beauty and strength of well proper.
TONED vase--dioided, we are but the fragments of
bro ken potsherd.
AIs-America, Commerce and Freedom
| 9Th. The Heroes Of The Revolution. band
| OF patriots who taught Britannia TO be honest
oy something more substantial than W ords. They
need no mausoleuua to perpetuate their memory
| AR-AulJ Lang Syne.
It'll. The Memory Of Washing ton - When
| We forget HIM, Con will forget us.
| AIRY ashingtons Memory
sth. La Fasetts.-He watched the dawn of
Liberty IN each hemisphere and gave to its cause
'he aia Oh strong hand and willing heart.
AfR-Marsailies Hymn
Declaration OF Independence, Of the act Of reIi-
glous freedom, and the father of the UNIVERSITY
The friend ofciyil, relig ions, & enlightened lbtr
w. AIR--Jefsrson's Mach
10. Our Nary.-Msy il Maintain the disci.
pine, skill and courtesy; which on every shore
olesery sea make an American proud OF his
conntry's flag.
Aia-United States Marine March.
llth. Our Armg.-A small leaven in which
we design TO preserve the valuable qualities of
| The scientific officer and the real soldier TO be
impaired upon occasions to larger masses.
| AR-Star Spangled Banner.
18th. The West Point Academy If it be
not practically and in effect u school Of sound
military science and discipline, let it be made
'"ch anu preserved. Aia-Cadets March.
18th. Our fair Country,comen. give
The Impress OF the ground color of our Characters
aad whether tins be adorned with bright flowers
OF diinmed b, dark shades, the man is known
ana estimated by the predomi ant hue.
AiR-Green grow the kashes, o
VOLUNTEER ToASTs.
BY the President-The youthful orator Of the
| day.
| BY the LIST Vice President James Madison
we want no better expounder OF our constitution
than he who had the chief hand n making it,
blessings on his venerable head.
BY the End Vice President--The Reader of
the Declaration of Independence
BY the Orator OF the Day-Afrcan Colonial
ton 1t calls for the immediate and arduons sup
port OF every lover Of Republican Institutions.
and Republican Principles
by Col. w illam Gregory-The La Fayette
be useful.
BY Col. J. Mycrs-The Heroes of the Reyo.
iutIon-Ihey gave Us a treasure we will ALWAYS
unite TO keep it secure
BY James NJ Rauson--The Tree oil Liberty
Long may it flourish in our country aud every
Tree born son OF America partake plen,iluily If
its fruit.
BY Patrick Cunning ham-The United Men Of
ireland-No tythes in America, or Orangemen
to collect them-Let the Americans be free and
independent.
BY d. II. Conrad--The Orator of the day-
May the promise Of his youth, this dav given,
De fuihiied by the matured abilities Of his future
manhood.
BY Col. Jacob Myers-The LaF ayette Guards
An honor to the town OF Msrtinsburg, and the
flower Of the 9th Regiment.
BY Daniel Weller-The Love of Country
Hope IS our anchor, and Peace our shield.
ny ), u. Nadenbousch-The soldiers of the
kevoiation-A band OF compatriots, who suffer-
ed, bied, and died. ia the canse Of American Lii
oerty-iet Congress, as Americans, mete out to
the remaining remnant, their Just reward,-that
oil decent support at least.
ny William Alburts-Old Maids and Bache.
Tors The hope Of futurity they WOO each
other while IN " state of single blessedness''-
become irisndi-smoke the pipe of peace togc-
Of matrimony.
by Joseph S. Chambers-Our constitution
Inc main pilier in the temple of freedom when |
It's deep foundations shall be undermined, the su.
perstructure must crumble into ruin,
=, by Geo Schmidt-America-T asylum of
the oppressed of all nations
BY ). w. Catlin-Our Political Institutions
Like the Grecian masterpiece, the pride of eve |
eye, me perfection OF every model.
BY r. q. Alburtis-The Ladies of Martins.
burg w hist they are making external dscora.
.ions, may they remember that the present age
is IN iavor OF UNIoN,-go ahead!
n, by Joseph Schappert-The Tree of Liberty
riahted oy our forefathers, and watered with
their Glood-may their offspring still cherish il.
ny X, l. w. Poik-The signers Of the Decla-
non Of MISREPRESENTATION forms have been