Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-06

By David c. Reed. The Free and hide
Pendeht People of America-May thsy ever
dsfsnd aad stjSy tho privileges bought for
them ~ The bIood Of their fore fsIhers.
by Capt. Jcha 2. Smith. The Heroes of
the keSolatipn; Champions in The turnout
tor frecdom; Their spleodid wosks are ts-
gis,srsd Ia h's.ory. As guide 10 ~, their pos-
terity.
BY james stone. The Reader Of the De-
claration Of Independence The enlightened
and accomplished gentleman
BY Member Of the Committee OF Ar
Engagements. The 0raior Of the Dsy: Tie has
doee justice 10 his subject, and fulfilled the
highest expectations Of bis friends.
BY j. }. Palmer. The Federal and State
Governments Let each, under evcry smsr-
geney, be kept strictly within lie constitutional
sphcre--for though an usurpation BY ether
might produce . temporary good, yet ''the
precedent must always greatly overbalanee,
IN permanent evil. any partial OF transient be-
nent which The usurpaiion can oil any time
By Hugh Mckee. The sons Of Virgins.
Moy they ever hold this the day we celebrate.
rs one that gave birth 20 eur National hide
pcndenee, aod be always ready 90 20 forth
with the courage Of freemen To defend the IL
hertiss bought BY the blood Of their forefa-
thers.
~ Carey Seiden Page. The Fourth Julv.
II16, aud the Twenty Second February, 1872
two OF the most important events In Ameri-
can history; The patriotism that commence
rates the one, shord alike he extended 90 the
other May the education. the virtue, intelIi-
genee, and economy Of the People, forbid
there ever being either barren or a fruitful
seePtre IN any ones grippe
Thence to be Wrench'd with an unlineaI
hand.
No son OF mine succeeding
BY James %. Starry May tho difference
Of opinion, whether religious OF political. ne
yer be able 70 disunite oar friendship.
BY George c. North. General barron De
kslb-So long n the remembrance or hero
&c actions shall be cherished, his name and
achievements SIl 20 held 10 grateful reeol..
lection.
By Thomas Smith. The Union Of the "oId
Thirseen"-it has produced progeny Of thlr-
teen Inc, hearty, and blooming children: NAV
coming years add 20 their number, Increase
their strength, and improve their beauty.
BY Francis 8. Bogue. The Abolitionists Of
the North: Were they stretched upon Pro-
metbeSn bed, their fate would not De TOO bad.
By Joseph c. Davn-Ths Constitution Of
the United States Based upon the Declare
ton Of Rights, u foruls a suparstrueture.
towering "a sublimiiy above All othsrs.-ra-
dating ila benign influence over fifteen mil
lions of frsemen -revsFed At home respected
abroad, and without = rival in the annals
Of State Papers.
BY Lieut. John Reed The Orator Of The
day-A gentleman Of sterling integrity.
BY. James Scott Heres health 20 the sick
honor tot the brave, aud everlasting freedom 20
America.
By George Humphreys. Hear. heart Lear,u
the health Of the Wings aud Democrats: I - no
am an instrument IN part IN the hands Of Pro-
VIdenee, do hope and pray that the supreme
ruler and governor of the universe, NAV
strengthen the President Of the United
States, and all officers In authority under
The General and State governments. that
they and the good citizens OF this Republic.
may bring 10 naught the Vaccinations Of All
enemies TO free government, that we NAV
all 1--we in peace and happiness in this land Of
freedom.
BY the same. The married Gentlemen and
Ladles-Msy they live in harmony together
forgiving and forgetting each Others faults
aud return good for evil, love their offspring.
and Took over Ihei- faults, except where ne.
eessity requires u, then ehide them moderate
" tha' they may be brought up in wIsdoms
ways, end be ornaments TO society.
" the same. The Fair Sex. May they
contribute their support to all things which
Is Tor the comfort and support Of free re-
public, add may the young Ladies OF the
United States convert the single Wings and
Democrats, that they msy be brought 90 the
hymenisl altar 10 confess their reckless Dis
positions.