Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-08

shs darknes Of decay. bss dizzy are ssiy aware
its in1veneea"d have spared pssas 70 convince ~
becilisy Poor, rdienioss creatures: - well might
Dizzy attempt convince own eagle, that hs wags an
seesk whilst breassiax ard thunder eoud-now
dipo;nx his pn;os in d. foam, tsa asessdns
O, hie 70 sweep With sIeepIe eye and untiring wing
round the bsus spltUde Of heaven In hsr eageness
accomplish ssir aims, they have far ay, that
the physical Of country deadcns the intellect
long mountains their submits
waters into the long casaraeu dash
down their quverns precipices-so long Niagara rings
It's everlasting shYnderngs long the eternal
Mississippi, hoase with counting the lapse Of six thousand
years. pouEs into ts deep, his unreasonable foods
just long reply their esioned danders with
sms Of scorn. They have also said that country
produce themes for a National Literature. In the
triumphant strain reply, that long every
forest Of America bears the marx Of wild adventures
long hallo,~sd fields of Bunker
hill, Monmouth, Yorktown and Saratosa-so long the
black bas;lemeOss Of Quebec sparkle in memorys with
the plume, tbs sword and The banner anayed against the
holy Of long the puro characters Of
patriots rolls Of history; just long
their assertions, and march proudly onward in that
path pointed The finger Of truth and the soul Of
Finally, dangerous pus in tho hands
Of youth Literature, composed by supporting
Kngy government; upholdng lieens arssocraey, and
sustaining established church-corupt with the crimes
Of Centuries do wish foreign literature proscribsd;
wish throw q Ctiaese wall around the nseees
ts would be eonssmpsble prejudice-bos do wish that
respect which il deserves, shown Lterasureat The
head Of which such inellzenccs Charming and
Irving and Bryant Then in view of The necessity Of our
eountys hung aside the chain that binds ber insellsct
and erecting national literaturo;-I would call on
the minds animating these manly frames, and fairer
oms whose bright eyes radiant with vitue, intelligence and
patriotism, flashing before give their aid in the
that will strike of The shameful chains that Stacking
gigantic energies Of comtmen give you The fol-
lowing senimen, in reply the toast that has questioned
these prossaetcd remarks.
Az AnEaIcAN NATIONAL I.IrEaArUnE.-The only last
ing eovnsy's glory We have already declared
ourselves politically free, and is high time that should
assert our literary liberty.
BY Dr. r. P-7he smiles Of Beauty heightened BY tie
1eHws IsrkLLIcEScE-These sootbed the harships Of
those who Independence, they elevate
feelings in the chivalrous deeds Of
ancestors.
By Dr. NJ. 1.-The Spirit of Soeiety-may its eniven-
ING purifying influence extend through Richmond and
vicinity, until all adverse and selfish feelings give
IS renovasng march.
By A LADY.-Ow Coumtry-Hoping that peace and pros
'cry be restored and that may enjoy the Free
lom orefathers achieved tbs ith of July, '76
Br w. D.-7ne Fair Of Richmond, while the of .
Richmond divided by party strife, by their con-
uct this occasion themselves in favor of UNION
BIZ A LADY.-1ne american Banner, bright with the
of ccdo-crmsoned by the blood Of thousand he
oes, and upheld by the unyeldng hand patriotism, may
radiant folds float in every breeze and sparkle every
wave, the standard Of universal emancipation. r
BY a LADY--7he Old Bachciors-sPss shs ~s.~---~ !.
inc GENTLEMAN present drank this toast O
iIsns and ssnndins.1 n
BY w. W-7sras, willis. she of Freedom AFRAID Or
lsing hemisphere, let forget that impe
liable reflect from the bloodstained walls
10 Alamo. 5.
Br J. II. To the Fair Of the East and the SonGt-fay v
'ey find Inducements spend all their in the
est, may youth prevail them de-
rive the and the south Of their ,cinters.