The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-11
Fourth or July.


n. annual jubilee If our National In
,..s,Sepee. was celebrated in Ibis place
:. Thursday last with Becoming msni-
s..,,,;ons Of Joy, and . lively sense OF
=. ;peslimsbls blessings which have
..,a secured 70 Us BY The active patriot
ism Of our falhers.
A numerous eoncourse Of citizens as
...,,JeJ in The Presbyterian Church al
teen o'clock. where The Declaration Of
I,Sependenee MAS read BY Major Allen
! Dssie, who preceded il with some We
- per insn. remarks by way Of inirodue
,;oa. The devotional exercises were con-
Jae,ed by the Rev, DR.. ]. WithersPoon.
The company then repaired TO the Ma
sonic Hal, and PariOOk Of sumPiuOus
dinner prepared by Mr. ]. II. Spencer.
Hugh wsddeIl. ESQ. presided, assisted
BIZ Thomas Clancy. esq. as sice presi-
dent. After the elolh was removed, The
following regular and volunteer toas's
were drank by the company. The hllsr-
iiy proper TO the occasion was unelOud-
cd By any unpleasant occurrence, and the
party adjourned at an early hour in the
sf,rrneon,
REGULAR ToASTS.
l. The 4ih Of July '76--The world
should hold sacred the birthday Of free.
dom.
>. HasLingsOn--We cherish the re-.
collection ol his exalted sirtues--great in
the cabinet. great in the field, aud super
eainea.ly greai in retirement.
.. The heroes Of ia nations era.
iiude enshfints their memory.
I. The Declaration Of Indspndsnee-
Firsi unfufled In the fields Of NorIh-Csro-
Ina. il flosled for while the pennon oi
small but gallant band. shedding inspi
ration wherever the glsamings Of It's folds
we're seen; when amplIhed and enlarged
BY other hands. il spread itself 10 the
world the nOblesI banner under which a
freeman ever fought.
S. The Federal Constiiuiion-A holy
wall. built Of state sossreignies, and &C.
menied by the blood Of the heroes Of 70
to foriify our country against the assault,
Of dsspoIism and inordinate ambition.
G. Ia Fayeiis--I.ike the olive branch
brought By Nosh's dove, he came the
harbin-er Of hope TO an almos, hopeless.
cause-his name shall be with Us imper
ishable.
:. The Sais,--May they be sisters
not RIVALS.
s. The freedom Of the Prsss-Just,
esteemed the palladium Of public liberty
may il never be controlled by executive
patronage. nor prosutuied by designing
dsmagogues.
0. North. Carolina--In internal resour
ees she 10 unsurpassed; in true hearts ant
strong hands she Is number one.
10. Dr. Ephraim Brevard--The wri
ter Of The Mecklenburg Declaralion--hii
own pen has raised for him The mobiles
monument ever erected 10 q patriot.
III. Gen. William N. DGpie-NorIh
Carolina has no name Of which she car
be prouder
l2. The .qmsricdn Eagie-May hi
brigh. eye never dim, and his strong win
never tire; but with It's broad and wavy
pinion long cast a grateful shade over I;
happy aud united country.
10. The Parkway all cases to whicl
they are parties, unlike other cases, prov
equally beneficial TO the suer and the 81
ed--no non-suii.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY Major Allen j. DaUis. Reader Q
The day. John Randolph-lhe schola
aud The gentleman.
By Hugh Uadiel. esq. President 9
the day. The Reader Of the Declsraiio
"a worthy son Of an honored sire.
By Thomas Clancy, esq. Tiee Pres
dent. The memory Of De. Joseph Cald
well. the father Of the University Of Mort
Carolina.
BY Hdyrood Guion. esq. cues
The people Of Hillsborough--preem
nently hospitsble in land Of hospits
ity.
By Col. Charles H. Laiimsr. job
G. Calhoun, the star Of the South-ma
his political opponents never be able
obscure his lustre.
By Henry X. Nash, esq. Henry Clay
the star of tie Uhols Onion may he 500
have his reward. av
BY DR.. p. Jones. The town Of tiill'
borough-may she be prosperous.
By Cad. Jones. Jun. esq. Mr.. RobeI
M'Culloch-a patriot, when to be p;
ttiot was a, the risk Of life. -
BIZ Nr. Robert MCailoch, a sOllit