Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-07-18

enuanger our Tree Institutions, hut conduce
70 the prosperity Of our common country
3 Cheers.
9th. May justice, honor and virtue, be
the only principles 70 govern, and The only
motives TO prompt our public servants.
2 Cheers.
lOih. Thomas JEFFERSON, The statesman
and philosopher. The revolutions Of tho
rarih, nor old time itself can destroy The
tame of him whose heart conceived. and
whose head dictated the Declaration Of
American Independence. 4 Cheers.
lilhs The l3oM States, like lie apos-
Ties Of old by their yalor and blood they
have goined for rs boom Of liberty, that
we must be in6dpls indeed, If We lose for
wantofli frames and patriotism. Cheers
18th. The Citizens Of he Union, may
they prove their patriotism and good sense
~ their support Of principles aud not
men. 3 Cheers.
l3lh The American Fair, Your beau,
" inspires the youth; Your smiles man.
hood, and your virtues age; who viii not
love our American fair ones. Cheers.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
Isl. By Daniel Blse, Intelligent Yeo.
many, the surrst safeguard Of American
liberty. 3 Cheers.
ID. By Jos H. Tonnes, The citizens
of Little Black, honest and unpretending
planters these are the men lhrt love jus.
tee, aud practice upon the principle.
8 Cheers.
81. BY A. G. Smith, May The Republic
OF the United States, stand pure and undc-
filed through all future ages. 3 Cheers,
4lh. by a. B. Harris, May The true
patriot farmer of Ohio. and chiyaIrous
General Of 'rippecanoe, be elevated to the
Presidential chair. Where liberty dwels
There smy country. Cheers.
5h. By w. z. Courts, Harrison and
Reform. Cheers.
9Th. BY TAos. G. Ramer, May indie
pendencc and The prosperity OF Zion, ever
be The leading o. iects in the government Of
the union. 3 Cheers.
7lh. By y. Reynolds, Harrison, Nav
his name be found on the ticket of every
voter Of the Southern Slnics. If so, he
VIII W placed al the head oi our govern.
meni He must be sustained.
3 Cheers.
| sh. BY JOS ]. Harris, May The wings
of Mississippi grow in strength, and in.
crease in numbcr; and teach their repre-.
resentaives 10 know ti.e difference between
Nhiglsm and Van Burenism. Cheers
oh. by Wm Can't, Old Tippecanoe
president, National Bank for uniform
lcurrency; voters, return 10 first principles
RePuLllcanism and prosperity.
Cheers.
10Th. By Q. A. Mike, Martin yar
! Buren, President Of the United States, hi.
name stands conspicuous, whilst thu
names Of Harrison, Tylerand others shal
be forgotten undoubtedly, COPIED YER
baiim.) No cheer.
lllh. BY w. r. Cher, The two pc
itical parties, may they be united; and il
their union may they lend tlleir mutua
|aid, 10 restore 10 ns d sound currency an
lasting confidence. 3 Cheers.
18th Ry Joseph :. Harris, May th
gartlen Of whiggism, planted - the Stat
Of Mississippi, shelter with rs branche
the (arlhesi point Of the Union. 3 Cheers
18th. ByJ. Hamrick, Gen. Williar
! Henry Harrison, may he be our neS
prcsideni. Then we shall have bette
currency ilroUghputour country.
i 3 Cheers.
J, 18th. By. w Grace, Here's y v
] III. Harrison, II elected president, may b
days BE- few. and another man take b
y Office his wife widow, and his childre
lialherlyss. Copied verbaiim) No chez
III 18th. BY s. u Alexander, May Wu
n H. Harrison, 10 elected president q Il
United States, % The redemption Of o.
]. currency, commerce and prosperity.
III 3 Cheers.
l6lh. By Wation Rogncr, Give
Y WIN. III. Harrison, il llcu'of Martin va
Burcn, Give is Bank 10 place cf 4
Subtrcasury. Give n Wobstcr's BAN