Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02
REGULAR TOASTS.

The daY zee Cfiebrate-One which gave h,t,,,
to Statesman, Philosopher. and Patriot-m.v
The rising aud future generations appreciate his
dceds.-6 Cheers
To the .nemory # Whose
dIsnterested devotion TO the cause of American
Liberty, has reared for him Monument more
lasting than the Pyramids ofEgypt-in the hearts
OF his chdren.-S ilence
OR Consfif,aion.-The mighty fabric of A
merlean GenIus-conceived and defended by
Patriots in their onward march to establish Amer
lean lndependence.-3 Cheers
Patriots If the Rerohtti9n-"Thouoh dead
yet their deeds Live" perpetual monument of
their devotion 10 the rights Of mau.-6 Cheers
hdtaaa.-A proud member of tins confedera-
cy, may she continue IN her march 10 Honor
and Fame, until she shall be pointed at as the
brightest star in the political armament.
Cheers.
.7gcicdt,re Manufactures and Commerce.
MAY they he cherished, fostered, and supported,
until they become bright ornaments of Nations
industry, skill and perseverance.--6 Cheers.
The Mcmbers If the Richmond Franklin
Societg.-May they conduct themselves worthy
the name they have assumed.--3 Cheers.
A penny saved is worth two earned
Ben. Er0nkiR.-3 Cheers.
Education.-The BulwarL Of Natioi.'s SAFE
~ and prosperitv.-3 Cheers
Freedona Of Speech-A sure guarantee Of the
perpetuity Of our free institutions and must
continue rs long a nations freedom-3 Cheers.
Internal LnproUesaeHk.-May il continue tho
motto of every indianian until State shall
carry out the system noblv begun.-3 Cheers
Benz. Erm7kiip.-The Noralist, Philosop Eer
Statesman. and Patrot-may his name be hand
ed down to the latest generation.-3 Cheers
Ladit, Of RichmoHd,-Fair as the Forrest
ornament TO the social circ e-mav they con-
tinue by vrtuous life TO command the respect
OF alt Cheers.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS
BY S. f. Perkins,-ffaihHn -Society.-May
i continue 10 flourish as long as the name oil the
Hluslfous individual whose name 1t has, shall
eNIst-may Its aim be high: its influence wide
and salutary; may 1t receive the countenance and
liberal aid OF the citizens of Richmond to which
place II is an honor.
BY d. i. Wigglns,-ZHe Yolp7g Men of Rich
nao1d-May their course be onward to honor
and usefulness.
BY S. B. Stanton,-1Hs menabcrs Of tie J.,
hstittde.-lfay their opptscafion to sfuay
be ever commensurate with their zeal for the in
stituton.
b. Mr Hooway,-May the voice of him who
has this evening pronounced an eloglum OF the
character of Franklin. one day be heard in the
councils of the nation.
By a. Slddall,-1He Members ofthe Fra,,kIi,
Socaety.--May they all get fine wives, and raise
fine boys, to continue the Franklin Institute II
honor to the original.
By Mr. Means.-Indiana. one of the brightes
gems the Star-SPangled Banner.
BY Lynde Elliott Vornan.-In our anec
lions first IN Infancy, first in Manhood an,
first Ia Old Age Cheers.
By |. Reed.-''The orator of the OCCASION
BY Guest.-Nen.ory Of Fra,,kin.-"T hougI
his form is locked '.p N death cold IN ~, We
his name shall live as a guide to future ares Il
establishing his rttss and following his examples
By S. f. Perklns-Fhe Celebration--th
Supper-lhe Wine--the Music--the all-good