Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

GU ZIG uIooern DelSnaZZar TO quake IN his
sumptuous palace, and to call in the aid of
Amos the soothsayer, and his Sub-Treas-
ury astrologers TO interpret the hand writ
ing on the wall.-But having become SO
accustomed to disregard the popular will.
they cannot decypher it, The people will
do 1t for them in November next.
During the progress of the Toasts, remarks
were made BY several gentlemen, among whom
was Mr.. Lombard of Iallowell, who very briefly
and happily alluded to the opposition of the pres
ent administration, to the Fishing interests We
wish more of this hardy and most patriotic and
deserving class of citizens could have been pres
ent, and heard his remarks. Mr. Lombard in
concluding his remarks, gave the following sem
timcnt:
By f. II. Lombard of Halowell. The
Fishermen Of .Mew England, The hardy
sons Of no less hardy Sires--Their vote in
November next, will trace hand writing
upon the Wall that shall make Van Buren,,
Benton 81 Co, tremble.
BY Caleb Ieavitt, Esq. Reduction of
IVages-May 1t first begin with the Office
Holders.
BY Charles Clapp IT. Fm. HenfY Har-
rlSon-The honest Patriot-and Demo-
crat of the Jcilersonian School-may he be
the honored instrument in the hands, of the
people of this Republic, ofrestoring them to
their former prosperity, and by the develop
ment, OF his Democratic principles enable
them 10 progress, without the further inter
ruption of Loco focoism, to that degree of
strength and consistency which is neces-
sarv to give them the command, of their
own fortunes, and control OF their own des-
tiny.
By Otis Kimball Esq. Our ,chig friends
from o5road, uniting mih us on his occe-
Sioa--We hail them as brethren, and ex-
tend the right hand of fellowship. -Wher-
ever they find us, whether, in the White
House or the Log Cabin may they find the
string Of the latch on the outside of the
door.
BY Henry Masters. Thomas II. BEN
ton--The Ell Doradian oracle of loco-foco-
ism-having been disappointed in his filthy
lucre prophecies, would cheaper salt to
save his bacon. May the Lord deliver him
from the "sp1iiting hnireS' Of Tie fishermen!
BY DIR. Israel Putnam. Martin Van
Burcn-In attempting to follow in the foot
steps OF his lllustrlous predecessor, like
the Monkey, III attempting to initiate his
master aud shave himself, has cut his
throat from ear to ear,
Col II. r. Kendall, of Freeport, an Officer in
the las, War; and we believe one of the original sup
porters of Gen Jackson was next called upon, for
a sentiment. The veteran was immediately on his
"taps' and after remarking that he taken some
what by surprise, observed that he had his minds
eye upon one [Gen. lIarlison.] who was never ia
ken by surprise. [Cheering lie would therefore
give
The United States Man Of War, Ohio
and the United States ONO MAN War.
BY Capt David Clanc, of Dresdcn-
The Uhigs of l71G--lhe government OPP
pressed them by Taxation and a standing
they resisted, and with WASH
INGToN for their leader, they came off vic
torlons; and now, the people, oppressed by
the cxtrayagance and Official intolerance of
their rulers, and threatened with the bur
den aud dangers of IA Standing Army, Will.
with Harrison for their leader, prove equal
ly victorious.
By Charles Davenport Firtue and In
telhgencc IN The people The two main pl-
lows of Republican Govcrnmcnt-May
they ever be cherished by the citizens Of
our beloved Country.
BY lessee Russell. Fourth Of July
May it be what it Processes to be, Land
mark of Freedom in the course Of time.
By Charles Russell The Farmer Of
North Bcnd-0d Tppeconoe.-He viii
"tip" Martin Van Buren, out of his seat IN
IS4l.
BY Henry Masters Our .1fiEio,y es-
cor, who have so well performed their
services on this occasion-,hey viii give
Il report from the ballot box al the approach
ing elections that will make the wand of
the little Magician fall from his hand,
and our Truckmen strong limbea and
true hearted Wings will not forget to hitch
on their teams for old Tip in November.
By A Guest The Ladies Of Both,-
who have so beautifully decorated the
house devoted to patriotic illusions this
day--We will not forget their good inten-
tons, although their beautiful faces stole
our admiration from the fair works of their
hands.
By G. w. Kendall. Henry Clay.--The
able defender Of our Country's rights.
By John L. Brown.
Martin Van Buren, and his Cabinet
Next November must take cold Saeeat,
THEY'LL find that Amos, with his ''eTtra Globes
Can't see the way clear for Mats Kingly robes;-