North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-31
JULY 81

Nc ere requested to publish the pro-
ceilings Of The Albufgh celebration ensire.
ra sheet this size we cannot End roam
lr detailed account. more particularly at
...s time. Suffice il to say that as usual
10 such occasions everything passed OF in
good order. The day was ushefed in with
q national salute from a six FOUNDER
.aa'ofel from the British at the battle Of
Pausburgh. Capt. Giles Harrington
Debated as Marshal Of the day Dcclar~
alaa read by II. II. Reynolds, Grafton by
= iazea Esq. 1t may be necessary to
ate that the Aburgh Band discussed
most soui-stirring music Oh the occasion.
At the table a patriot Of 10 presided,
a.l II give the gentlemen an appetite the
,5lrs were also present This is as it
ao8'd b. Who were more patriotic dur
ae the Revolution than the ladies' And
who eau appreciate freedom better than
.bc.r daughters From the spirited toasts
we select the following:
The foarth Of July-May it continue to
be celebrated when Kings tyrants aud
5rspols shall be unknown in the earth.
The memory Of Washington-(Drank
sanding and in solemn silencc)
l he President of the dav-whose exist
cnce is precisely contemporary with the
.ly we celebrated proud coincident in the
'dcr Of providence may he yet live to see
he American Eagl perch upon the noun
a.ns OF Canada-(three cheers.)
The Army and Navy-May they never
shonor the American flag.
The memory Of Laiayette-Whpni the
~ arrives in which the freemen Of tle
l. :. can honorabIy pay the debt they
owe To the defendants OF France may it |
4 be- done with compound interest.
The President OF the u. ST No drink
49,
The American Eaglc-May she ere
NJ spread her wings over the entire con-
TRENT OF Nonh America.
The memory Of the patriot Chenier
When his country is free let his epitaph
f. written.
Andrew Jacksonville hero Of New
#0reans, in the next struggle with Great
# Itan may double portion Of his spirit
#amate every officer in the L. S. service
n Drank standng)
Il The American Congress- MAY those
u 'mhcrs who voted for the late Neutrality
n w. like Judas, repent and 90 out.
n The memory Of Thomas Jefferson.
The memory of Won Schoultz-The |
n 7'not and hero; his name will be held
ear h every lover Of liberty while that off
II borne Is lost IN iniamy aud disgrace.
N The flag Of lreedom-NVe believe there
re some who now surround this festive
II ard that will yet live to see it floating
IN triumph over the whole continent of
%lWefica.
u The revolution in Canada may its course
~ onward, propelled by the blood of It's
9oatiyred heroes, split at the shrine of
'rrty, may it speedily triumph and bring
NJ oWa vengeance upon the heads of its
Enemies.
II American Apostates-lf ever an Amer
@can, at home or abroad, sha contenn the
8epubIlcan institutions Of his country,
Raay mark be put upon him: may the
III niger Of scorn be always pointed at him;
R'ay cod neglect meet him every where
q az The shades Of the martyrs of liberty |
aunt him, day and night, till, in deep
III neu'sh OF spirit, he shall be constrained |
cry ont, like one OF old, my punish
n 'ent Is greater than can bear.
Capt. Sherman Of the Steamboat Bur
a2ion-May his torysm, hypocrisy, and
Rieachery TO the patriots last Fall, forever
Sgrace him in the eyes Of every Repubi- |
Ban
M 10 fhe p,IhLsher nFIhc Y On, o.....