Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-11

enthusiastically received.
The Daughters Of america. May we
ever consider it our greatest pride TO ac-
knowledge ourselves descendants of the
patriots Of III.
The Hsroes Of Bunker Hill.
Forget not the field where they pershed-'
The VALIANT, the FREE, and the BRAVE
ALL GoNE-but their MEMORY we II cherish.
Since they died our loved country to SAVE
Party Spirit May the efforts of every
patriotic heart be united TO Subdue this Hy-
dra, with seven heads.
By T. S. ]. Nealley. The Boston Tea
Parry Of 1873. The first Temperance
Society ever established on the principles
of tce-total tea abstinence.
BY J. b. Swanton Jr. The Ladies who
assisted us in decorating This Hail.
May this manifestation of their kindness
make US sensible that, whether present or
absent, the happiness of their sex is ours.
By E. S. J. Neatly. The Orator and
Poet Of the Day. Their performances on
this occasion, show that they have imbibed
the spirit of true eloquence from its best
source-the fountain of liberty.
BY Freeman II. Morse, Orator of the
Day Or Free Institutions, May every
American Citizen feel that the best way to
preserve and protect them, is to study well,
their nature and value.
By Charles Clapp Jr. The free institu-
lions Of orr Country, Established upon a
liberal, and enlightened policy. May they
never become extinct, by partisan warfare.
ByJ. s. Sewall. Public Opinion The
talisman of truth, which unveils the web of
hypocrisy, and dissolves the frost work of
pretended patriotism. May it always be
enlightened.
By Henry Masters. The american Bal
lot Boz. The casket which contains the
jewel of Liberty, its lustre will dazzle the
eyes Of despotism while held in the hands
of virtuous and intelligent people.
BY the President. This Hail. built
with the surplus money of the Nation, may
it be a monument to future generations Of
their prosperity this company, here
celebrating the anniversary of their Inde-
pendence, living Witnesses of their happi-
uess.
BY Nj. L. Hill. The State of Maine.
as she is, and ought tobe, ample in terrific
ry, rich in resources, abundant in agricul-
tural, commercial and manufacturing facil-
tiles; with an increasing, hardy, industri-
Gus and intelligent population; may her
destiny be worthy of the Maine State, in
the jar east.
BY Israel Putnam, one of the v. Presi-
deuts. The Brunswick Light Iafantry.--
Able oficers-good and well drilled SOL
diers.
BY Elisha Clarke. Equal Rights and
equal PriUilegts." An American Erpe-
rin,ent" Of 63 years Standing The veter-
ans who frs, set the "Ball in motion" near
ly all Crest from their labors" May their
descendants ever esteem it their highest
honor, to defend their sacred birth-rtght.
and hand it down untarnished, to the end
of time
By B. c. Bailey. THE Orator Of the
pay. Born and reared in our own town.
.elfeduca,ed, bland, social and free in pri-
vate life. The address he has this day Civ
en- us, chaste, eloquent and interesing;-
ne spontaneous SIo"tH VI Hati'c soh.
By Edwin Morse. The State of Maine
MAY her honor be kept sacred. and herte
ritory be protected by her hardy sons, from
all foreign invasion.
By J. B. Swanton Jr. Onr Host and Ms
Lady. They are deserving our thanks
may they reap the REGARD Of their labors.
BY Israel Putnam, one of the Vice PresA
dents. Old Maids and Old Bachelors.-
Like the baseless fabric of vision, they
leave not a wreck behind.
By Na.kani,i Walker The American
Union Tint model Of government, for
which the patriots Of tho old world sought.
but never found May the sons OF the
sires who framed it, so govern themselves
that our free institutions may be handed
Down al the polar star to the patriotic oil
all nations, to the end of time.
By 3. C. Bailey. The North Eastern
Boundary. BY the letter aud spirit of the
treaty of '83, the territory is ours, beyond
all possibility of doubt; it is as exactly
marked by the everlasting monuments oil
nature, as if an immense pyramid had been
in existence upon the spot from the begIis-
ing Of time.
BY j. D, Swsnton il. Our Freedom.
May it be to kno,o our duty. anf f0cs TO 40
it.