The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

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fam hope the time is fast approaching when eve
~ department. of onr Government shall be admin
istered under good and honest principles, as in
the days of the venerable Washington.
by John Weeks, Vice President.) Washing
ton Wherever freedom has votary there his
memory Will be dear
by DR.. J. I. J. Orr, Orator of the Day) An
honest difference Of opinion
lie that walks upon straight line
Is not the less my brother,
Because he chooses instead OF mine,
To walk upon another.
BY DIR. ). II. Smith, Reader of the Declare.
/ uon) This our political Sabbath, hallowed by
treasure and the richest blood of our venerable
foFeiathers-may we their offspring hail its annu-
al return with national pride and due solemnity /;
and may the same philanthropy and enthusiasm
poryade the hearts of generations yet unborn,
that inspired the feelings Of the signers of the
4 Declaration of our American Independence.
| BY Col. 5. Reid, Martial OF the Day.) Prov.
idence the Cockade of Mecklenburg.
J BY Capt. J. ". Potts, assistant Marshal.) TIE
Baron DE haD: May his proceedings at the
battle of Gum Swamp and his glorious name be
handed down TO generations TO come.
by Jas Orr, "a Revolutionary Here's to the
day that gave birth TO him who enabled US to en-
JOY, this day.
By +. NJ Kirkpatrick The Far Scr who
honor on this occasion, embems and descen-
dants Of our Revolutionary matrons as chaste
and beautiful flowers as ever grew IN the garden
OF Liberty, like their ancestors IN past struggles,
thei: smiles IT time of danger will cheer us on 10
equal deeds Of yllor and patriotism.
BY II. G. Alexander The Citizens of North
CareliRd Divided in sentiment but identified in
interest, IN time OF need may they make common
cause IN suppressng every encroachment upon
the Constitution and Laws.
BY Lady present. The Farmers Of CAROL.
ma A class OF men whose lives, when directed
b. the Gospel Of God, vie with those who stood
on the bloody plains Of Camden and Hanging
Rock-the llfe blood of our nation our sex ana
character safe when committed TO their care,
are such as | e world never saw for honesty, in
teilgence and virtue, and when this nation quakes
they ana their ',ill stand by the sheet anchor
Of our Liberties ard hold the ship Of State at her
moorngs tlil she ride out the storm.
By c. Weddngton. May the Farmers OF the
t. states always keep the reins of Government
IN their own hands.
BY ] Tager,. The SURFING Soldiers Of the
Revolution 4 generous government has rewar-
ded their tolls, grateful people will ever
Der their services.
BY NJ. llaris. Mar all the People at this ce.
LIBERATION attend the next one ia succession.
ByO. Pierce The En- President 4. Jacksoa
May his latter days lie peaceful and happy as hs
former ones have been glorious and honorable.
By Col. J. f.. Stu. The SigRers Of the
NeckleEtag Declaration Of Independence: May
the same motives which excited them TO action
move her 10 act under similar circumstances
BIZ l.. DiukIns United States Of America
I May virtue and patriotism combine to Danish all
I party faction.
I The main supporters Of the Government.
BY John Combs Woman The paragon Of
animals, the perfection OF every thing that Is beau
,iiul the jaekscrew Of the earth and whee-horse
OF creation.
BY II. a. Mathews. May poverty never
freeze Us not riches make US sauey but have the
courage OF the game cock to strike when struck at
BY J Peacock. May the American people
frequently refer to the written political opinions
OF the illustrlols ashiugton and Jefferson and
not siiiur themselves to be lead by those loud
irnmpciers OF liberty while the CHAINS Of despo-
tism are FORGING to bind them.
By H. II. Gray, Teras. A land of the brave
and mansion for the noble, she is the delight
the envy and tho mistress Of the world, famous
Tor the equity OF her laws, the prudence OF her
political constitution and the glory of her soil.
BY w A. Stu, The United States: May
tween the States and every idol dispute ami irv.
lous distinction be buried in oblivion.
Bv 4. a. M'Kec. fbe american Fair to
whom the republic l1nks with pride and pleasure
for its moral and physical strength and for its
perpetuaiiou.
By n. M'Corklc The Far Scr May pow
erty never degrade them nor riches ensnare them
bat may they ever ENJOY the liberties We tins day
celebrate
ByJ.P. Ross. The Far The pride and Clo
~ of man, may the vrtuous and patriotic spirit
OF the matrons of 40 be nurtured and cherished
by all succeeding generations.
By J. VI. Stuart. The Patriots Of the Rero.
luton May they ever be honored and esteemed
by a grateful nation.
By Dr.. J. + j. Orr. The 63d Anniversary
More than Rome could bolst, may We be a uni
ted people 63 years more, nay 50 times 63.
By j. Peacock. May the citizens OF North
Carolina ever maintain the sovereign and reserv
ed rights of the State.
By W. A. Suu, The Northern Awalgdlaa.
tors May they all be bound in one bundle and
plunged into frog poudto be nibbed by tad. poles
and eaten by allgatorS,
By DR. 5. II, Smith. Education and Inter.
nal improvement May our ballot boxes at our
ensuing August elections proclaim throughout
the State our unannnity TO establish free schools
aud improvements will necessarily follow.
BY L. A. Mkec. Tie Militia Of the United
Stdtes-weil organized and disciplined, viii be
a terror TO any nation
Nv John Weeks. While American liberty
exists let US regard its communication a sacred
duty
by ]. Tagort. Woman is emphatically what
husbands live for, lovers sigh for and children
cry for.
H., T,sonh Pead TIL Cona.,, nj Msrl}su
burg The first TO declare Independence may
she be the last TO surrender it,
BY DIR. J, L. J, Orr. The Memory Of Lafdy-
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