The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-30

Mr.. President sincerely do feciprocate the perso-
nal regret expressed at separation regret TO me
which 10 mitigated" by the reflection that hope
again, u me DC spared, to return to live among you.
acceptable TO all, because IL is sincere with me, -
The citizens Of Bardstopn and Nelson eounty.--
Generous and confding, always guished by love
OF country, and devotion to the free principles Of our
government May union, peace, and prosperity attend
them.
Oh. Agrieulture.-May its importance be rightly
estimated and its interests occupy the first place in
our public councils
10Th. Education.-A people properly instructed in
their rights and duties will maintain the one and per-
form the other. 80 -
18th. The Army Of the United States.
lSth The Nary Of the United States.
18th. The Ladies Of America-May all their sons
De brave, and all their daughters beautiful.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
The Hon. C. A. Wickiifs. He merits the graft
tude OF his fellowcizens, for the ability and fidelity
with which he has heretofore discharged the duties Of
the various public Offices which they have committed
to his guardian May he, regardless OF conflict
ing and opposing politicians, discharge the duties of
the high and responsible Office which the counsel of
the nation has called upon him to administering adj
minister to promote the happiness and prosperity
OF the nation-and the romotion of the peace happi
ness, and prosperity Of our common country, be his
Polar Star. Jesse Mcdonald
me LARK ana Bto0dy Gr0und. -ftonOTed by
Presidents Harrison and Tyler, in calling her sons to
their Administration. Such selections are guaran-
tee that the high standing of the Old State has BEEN
and will be maintained. j. Rotan, Jr.
The Government Of the United States-SecuIing
to US liberty and safety al home, respect and admra
ton abroad, may it be commensu rate with the
ry oftbose by whose efforts It was won.
John McMeekin.
The Present Occasion-This voluntary tribute of
respect by the people of Nelson of all parties their
ko.s
and the guarantee the nation of his integrity
and ability in his new station.
W. B. Slaughter.
Lsgislation.-May it be simple, clear, and in &C
cordance with American principles; and not made
TO subserve any party purposes whatever
The Constitution Of the United aates-Oar poll.
tical BIBLE; its original meaning cannot be changed
by Creeds, Precedents, or Adjudications.
g. A. Gather.
Rev. Mr.. Able being called away, arose and said
Permit me, gentlemen, in expressing my regret at be-
ing obliged to leave you and repair to the College,
The Social Vuiues~May we continue to cultivate
them to the utter expulsion Of rancor and animosity
from politics and religion.
The Older Citizens Of Bardsto1n-T Though time
has W hened their locks it has not frozen the gene
feelings generous emulation to initiate their virtues
j. II. Simpson.
The Ship of State-May her crew be always
cheered from the mast head by the animating cry Of
"alls we'll" ID. s. ,Slaug hter.
Kentucky-What State Is brightest on the banner
Of the Union Kentucky. What State is first in the
counsels of the nation Kentucky. What State is
most safe from foreign invasion 7 Kentucky. What
State produces sales Of her surplus produce to her
sister States, seventeen millions Kentucky. What
State has more wholesome laws enterprise, or inte
gence, taking their numbers, then Kentucky After
all those innumerablc blessings, what does Kentucky
now most need a sound and wholesome circulat-
ing medium. What Governor has manifested most
zeal for the internal improvement system2 Our own
neighbor and feow-citizen. Thomas Hie.
Nelson County.-Always celebrated for talent and
genius. She is now about to lose of the nobest
Of her sons but she cannot rightly monopolize that
which belongs to the nation. George Penny.
Party Spirit-The only master that Americans
will serve. He who has the moral courage and po-
ca integrity to resist the dictates of that proud and
naughty tyrant is entitled the confidence and gra-
titude of his country. F. G. M rphy.
The Statesmen Of Kentucky-They are esteemed
at home and distinguished abroad.
j. Wood Wilson.
The 1oH Of the Nation the only true guide, and its
happiness the only legitimate object of our Govern
tration of the Peoples money. j. Simpson.
Mr.. Randolph being called upon for sentiment,
gave 49,. IT,. .."..... ...s
Ksntueky-Though one short century ago but
DESERT she numbers more statesmen, and orators
than Putarch has chroncled with all antiquity before
him.
Our Host-The thanks Of the company are due for
the fine style this entertainment has been gotten up
A. G. Watts.