The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-07-14


9Th. 1ae Army and Noryof The United States.
9Th The Congress Of The United Stoies
Sth The surririHg Soldiers Of the Revolution.
9th The founders Of the Washington Tempe
rance System: The projectors Of glorious moral
achievement.
10th. The temperance CGuSe: Founded in
reason and appealing TO the best feelings Of our
nature.
llth. The Federal compact, while il is pre-.
served in friendship and mutual interest--i will
ever maintain that strength which will protect ii
from foreign invasion and domestic discord.
l2;h. agriculture, Commerce and MqRufac.
lures, the three great sources of our national
wealth.
18Th. Woman: Tho rainbow of promise encir.
cling man from his cradle to his grave.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTS.
BY DR.. Stephen Fox, President of the Day
The Washington Temperance cause Founded
IN the best feelings Of our nature-its object moth.
ing less than the redemption Of a world from moral
degradation. May Heavens blessing attond it,
by Capt. James A. Black, Of S. c., (invited
guest Isl Vice President of the Day. The TEN.
perdace cause and our free Institutions: They
are equally ex periments. May they exist forever
BY James II. Orr, ID Vice President Our
Country: Glorious in war, more illustrous in
I
her honor and prosperity be immortal.
By Mai. b. Morrow, Marshal of the Dav.-
MAY the cause Of Temperance work its way in.
to every heart, and spread its virtues over our
whole country.
| BY +. II. Mcdowell, Orator ofthe Day. TIE
oppOSerS Of tie Temperance cause Ii they have
hearts open TO conviction, andto be moved by the
appeals Of philanthropy and the lessons OF expe.
rience, VIC do not despair Of vet having their co
operation.
By tine Rev. ]. L. W. Freeman. Tie tour
rs: Te.Total Temperance Triumphant
By the Rev. ]. NJ. Thomas. Tie priRciples Of
Temperance and Religion: May they be cher.
ishcd in every heart aud be defended by every
friend of liberty.
By Maj Joseph Smith The members Of The
Washington Temperaace Society: All know . :
evils attending the use of intoxicating drinks
may all realize the benefits to be derived from a
strict observance of the Pledge.
Dy DIR. ] d. Boyd of Charleston. Washing.
ton,gus. Nav they never bring dishouar on the
cause or disgrace on themselves by violating the
solemn VOW they hay. made
| ByHB Williams. MAY the peonle Of Meek.
! leuburr county as ably advocate the CAUSE OF
Temperance as did their forefathcrs the cause o,
! treadom i, Tho Revolution
no IobnJ Rlackvood eouS,,ctors NJ ~.
,,,rsoa,ey r,sso with s;ngnIar nnan;n,i,y tbe,
have nat their dist;ngnished abilities and night
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Oh. what were man A world without sur
By Adam Alexander. The sieners Of III
MrcklenbHYg Declaration Of Independence: NJ
ble, gallant sous we noed not the stimulatio
Of intoxicating drinks to excite our enthusiasm
love and vencration for their glorious deed.
! ny Coi. 81 ,. Gather. our femafe dcdqe
my; highly distinguished al present IN haVin!
learned ana accoihpiisheu lu'ofess ana an un
HIiiip0' y P'fi'S az = W'Io'i
reflect The learning ana accomplishments OF then
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by Charles l, Alexander o. I4e 'HHs'ft