The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-14


remembrance of ''the days Of auld Lang
Syne" prove a soothing balm, to cheer him
through his pilgrimage.
- VOLUNTEER TOASTS. b.
By the President--The Soldiers of the
revolution-Light lie the sods which deck
their honoured graves.
BY the lst Vice President-The Coal
fields of PeDnsylvania---resource of more
real valueto the people than would be all
the Gold mines Of South America, did she
possess them.
By the 2nd Vice President-Internal
Improvement--Let it be continued until
the East shall be drawn nearer to the West,
and the North to the South, and all shall
feel an interest in each portion ofour coun-
try.
BY w. Bird--The ore mines of Column
bia county They have proven themselves
by experience to be inexhaustible; may the
sound Of the Forge hammer, soon resound
in every part of our county, in the manu-
lacture Of her Iron.
By J, K. Ldgar--Iohn Sumpter--NIay
he, for his fearless defence Of the southern
part of our union in the darkest hour ofour
history, be enshrined in the hearts of his
countrymen.
By J. T. Musselman--The Patriots of
Canada--May the Blood ofthe brave Lount
and Matthews, shed in the cause of liberty
be strong incentive to urgetheir brethren
on in the holy cause, and their efforts must
be crowned with success.
BY David Clark--The Ladies OF Blooms
burg distinguished alike for their sociability,
urbanity OF manners, and hospitality to
strangers.
By Geo. w. Willis The day--sacred
to freedom may It not be sullcd by wish
ing success 10 any one, who would deprive
man of his rights because he is poor.
By Miss Sarah Paxton--May Pennsyl-
vania prosper as well under the future gov
ernor as.under theprescnt.
By Miss Jane NJ. Robison--The Cen
tlemen present--Moy they prosper in all
the pursuits they engage in.
BY Capt. Peter Bigss-Gen. Lafayette
Long may his memory be enshrined in
the hearts of the American people, for ser.
vices rendered in the hour of our greatest
need.
By Jacob Eyer--May freedom and in
dependence exist as the beloved name OF
Washington, which will lsyer sink into
oblivion as long as son in America is
barn.
By Tench C. Kintzhg-Tho American
fair-May they become mothers of race
of freemen, that will make Kings and EN-
perors trembIe, if they interfere with thel
rights.
b. j. Sloan---The People-.-They con
stilute the greatness and power, the fam
and honour, the prosperity and protection
of States; their most sacred rights shouI
never be weighed in a balance against 2O'
acres of land.
By DR.. VIM, II. Petrikin---Genius an
Mert---May their friends be many and el
fcient.
BYE. J. Swaby-.-The United States.
The country of our adoption; the countr
of our affection; commanding as she doe
the admiration of the world, of which sh
is the brightest hope; she shall at all time
command our best services.
By Samuel Yearick-.-Thomas Jeiierso
1.-The Apex of human greatness, who's
giantmind projected, and whose hand penn
ed the immortal declaration of indepeI
dence; his memory will eyenerated, as Ion
as moral worth and exalted virtues sho
receive an approving. sentence from Il
human heart.
By VIM. p. /. Painter--.The Washing
ton Guards.--May they always, like Il
patriot Washington contend for virtu
liberty and indpupndence ot ali bo,orJ