Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-18

ireemen. hui opposed by fanatics.
BY Colin Rhodes.-NIav we always
have our breas-plat,s uade of faith, and
our swords of grace, tina, we may fight
and pull down The strong hold of Sarau,
that we may not become as cast away.
4 large and respectable meeting assem-
bled a, Mr.. Benjamin Connerey's spring,
in The neighborhood of Cambridge, on the
Fourth of July, to celebrate our National
Anniversary.
REGULAR TOASTS.
l. The Fourth Of July.-The day we
celebrate.
,. Our Union.-May itexist forever.
3. The patriots of '76.-We will hand
down their names to the latest posrerity.
4. Old Ninety. Six.-A name conspicu-
Gus in the history of the revolution. We
wish to preserve it.
5. Wasliine'on.-A name dearto every
American breast.
6. Jefferson aud Adams.-ParalleIls in
the iountcase of Freemen. On The 4lh of
July, l776. they mutually pledged their
lives, fortunes and sacred honor, in The
cause Of freedom, and on The same day,
1926, they closed their earthly career.
z. John C.. Calhouu.-Our Senator in
Congress. A learned, wise, aud patriotic
Statesman.
8. F. w. Pickens.-Our Representa-
live in Congress; an homes, aud careful
guardian Of Southern principles.
8. Martin Van Buren.-"A Northern
man with Southern principles,
10. Southern Commerce May its
wise aud perseverins advocates have good
cause 10 rejoice, in a future day, over the
fruits oflheir lahors.
IL. South Carolina.-!A small State,
but not surpassed in Patriotism, Virtue,
or Intelligence.
IL. The fair of our land.-Chastc. ir-
Iuous, and lovely: wellmay we be proud Of
them.
l3. D. E. Davenport, Esq.--our
worthy citizen. He is before the people
for their sutfrages. May they sustain him
in his election.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY Lewis E. Holloway. The Fourth
Of July.-The birth day of our National
Independence. May ii ever be renem-
bered by every son of Liberty.
By Dr.. NJ. w. Abney. Education.-
The pillar ofour Republican Government
May Parents ever have due regard TO
the importance of rearing their children.
By Robert HaSood. General George
McDufiie.-While in the service of his
country, he remained true TO his post, a
fearless defender of The rights of Carolina.
May his remaining days be his hest days.
BY w. N. Moore. The anticipated
District.-May our Legislature duly con
sider the Inconvenience we are under, in
this par, the District, and may that body
turn a favorable ear TO our petition.
Ey G.. F. Rushton. The Fair SEX
Mans guar,lianangels; may they ever de-
serve the title.
By Marshal Thompson. His Excel
lency Patrick Noble, Esq.-As private
citizen he stands almost unrivaled, and
as a statesman, his present high station
fully declares his n1erii. III
BY Thomas Payne. The Constitution.
May il he preseryedi its purity to the
latest Eposterily.
By Benz. ConnerIy. May we the peo-,
pie ofthe United States, eyersustain our
rights, and Preseryelhe Constitution in its
purify. Il az.
By CIV Holloway. The Heroes of
'76.-AlthouehS they have ceased 10 be
numbered with the living. yel we are
proud to know that the remembrance of
their patriotic spirits vet lives.
BY D. w. Holloway. General George
Washng,on.-First in war, FIRST in peace,
aud first in the hearts of his countrymen.
By James Bean, SEN, Esq. May all
the malice and spite against the United
States. vanish like the smoke Of a Tobac.
co pipe. e
By Lewis Holloway. America. -Thr
land of Freedom. We will ever main-
tain it.
By w. Williams. The Orator of the
Day.--He has ably sustained himself on
I he.present occasion.