Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-07-07

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without harbors is like Sampson shorO |
his locks.
IL. The farmers and mechanics Of p |
cine county-The rich products Of ~
cultural industry and the rapid im,..u\
ments spreading all around ale the bns
deX to the commercial prosperity thai -
crown the labors of these worthy claxsoa
our population.
Il. The cause of liberty Throughout,
world.
l3. The Fair Earth had no clsr,|
and paradise no pleasures un,il won.
came.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS
BY The President Of the day-Taa
emigrants to Wisconsin; We bilthcm",
come to our fertile soil and gcui4l cIim,,
Although from the four quarters Of II
Union, yet we hail them as brethren i, i
sons OF liberty, who bring with them i
Tents, patriotism, and enterprise, Iv,S
they will contribute TO strengthen aha ed
petuatc the fabric Of our civil and rcio.o
freedom.
Ist Vice Prcsdent-Thc TERRITORY
Wisconsin; PcopIcd with the proud sons
liberty; may they continue TO reap 'ononl
from her resources and rise and rcjcn
triumph over their enemies.
Marshal of the day-Moior Gen. Sen
We rejoice in all his victories, wheb1
over foreign foes or domestic knaycs.
Samuel Hale-The Farmers Of Wisco
sin; the bone and sincw of our hcurishir1
Territory; May they be richly reward
for all their toll and labor, by an aJunda
harvest
J. S. Munson-Thomas Jefferson; II.
purcst democrat of tie revolutionary time,
the first great leader of the republican pa,
ty: May his memory be held in sacred I'd
mcmbrancc, and his political prircipJ
sustained through all party strife and I'd
lilical contests.
A Guest-I'hc trainers Of the coastin
ton; Sagcs, thrown together, as were. b
the mysterious hand OF fate, to dcmoastra,
by the wisdom Of their councils, the leau,
and practicability Of popular goycmmen
May the beacon they have elevated Ion
remain the guide of the oppressed world.
Henry Stryker Friends and fellow ci
liens of Wisconsin, Let KNOWLEDGE WI,
Power be advancing. y
J. Bulen Milwaukee and Southnor
May their natural advantages and just claim
be duly appreciated.
Orlando Foster-Capt Grams Natur
Brcak-wa ter off Racine; "To which ma
be added the burning of Lime"
Albert G.. Norlhway-Thc Orator
the day.
f. r. Huginin-The Hero Of Tippcca
noe; may he ever have plenty Of liar
Cider and never be called upon to lcay
his Log Cabin.
John l.. Y. Wisconsin; Ma
she soon be heard in the Halls Of Coasrc,
through her Senators and Rcprescntatiw
instead of q Delegate.
A Gucst-The American Periodic
Press; Efficient in defending, as Amc
can cannon in procuring political Libcn
May its charges ever be lovclcd at The II
enemies Of the common veal.
The Chaplain-The border Sc'lcmcr
Of Northern Illinois; May they soon
coive the appellation:-Citizcns Of t
State Of Wisconsin.
By CAUSE.-THE Bachelors Of Sout
port; With two dogs and rife chasi
the wild Deer of the prairies, when ii
should be in pursuit Of dears Of aIlogcti
another description.
James NJ. Stryker-To the Fair; Tho
are some fair flowers in the garands
the East, but the laircst of the Fair ha
been gathered TO adorn the West.
A large portion Of the vo'untcer toasts were of
ed without being committed TO writing We ha
therefore, been unable 10 get hold of them.