The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-07-09

III Webb--Surviying soldiers Of the Rev
oluticn--may their country never forget
that to them and their associate compairiots
they owe debt Of gratitude beyond their
ability 10 cancel
Tram Derr--The 4lh of July, ,l77e-This
day &C years ago our fore-father plegded
their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred
honours, in the cause of human liberty, we
this day celebrate their achievements; le.
us duly appreciate them and ac, to day as
becomes the sons of such noble sres.
E. G, Rickets Liberty thou glorious
name--It strikes terror to the despofs heart.
DR.. G. w. Lott--Lafaye,ie, the disiin-
guished champion of American liberty. His
memory will be gratefully recollecied in
the land where he aided 10 plant the Star
Spangled Banner
Henry Auten. Orangevile and Rohes-
burg Rifle Company--may their display
ever be as splendid in field Of battle as on
the celebration of this day.
Charles Conner--B. A. Bidlack, our
able and respected representative in Con.
gress'
John McHenry--Our Representative in
theLegislature D.Snyder, Esq. Ever faith
full 10 the interest of his county and
constituents, although he may be denounced
by few interested individuals, yet he will
receive the thanks and gratitude of the
many for the noble stsnd he has taken
in favour of the rights Of the people
Alferd Howell. Jefferson and Adams,
parallels of greatness in the foun, case of
American mobiles. On the 4lh July rs they
pledged their lives for their couniry's good,
on 4,h Jolly. 1926 they resigned them to
their a,lshor-may peace be unto their
ashes
J. e. Auten-R. NJ. Johnson. the peo-
ple's candidate for the next President, he
is honest and capable Tho's Jefferson said
that was all that was necessary
]. Washington Lafayette
the brightest stars Of America and French
nation and we may add Of the world.
M. Silverthorn-The congress of the
u S. may they establish protective tariff.
Alfred Howell-The ships of our navy,
the Ladies of our land, may the former
be well rugged and the latter well manned
Hector Observation-Disclosures Van Buren
We still remember him for his devotion to
the country.
Geo.Seiple-The county ofColdmbia, the
whole county and nothing bu. the county.
H.Auten-Gen.Nat Nathaniel Green, his name
will decend to pesterity as copartner, in
the cause OF the revolution with our beloved
Was hington.
Matthew Whiie-the three,best president! S
Of the United States, peace, plenty and
Independence.
w, J lker.-The gallant Johnson, le
the people remember him for his services.
Jesse Coleman-George Washington -
the father Of our Liberty and chief Of Pa.
riots. May his name be echoed from every
true hearted American and not De forgotten.
Moses Everett.-Col. Johnson the work.
ing mans candidate for president.
Daniel Stucker--The principles of De-
mocracy the greatest good Of the grea test
number, and the delegation Of all power to
its legitimate sourse the People
Tram Derr-The BIoomsburg Band, and
Artillerists. Without theirswee melody our
celebration would be no go.
Silas Stackhouse-Col R. M. Johnson,
the brave and faithful soldier
BY the Company-Our host and hostess
may their table be always as bountifuly
supplied as the one this day furnished the
company.
E. G.. Ricke!ts-Col. r. NJ. Johnson
may his sores be healed by the thanks of a
grateful people.
By aGuest-JamesBuchan An honor
ed son of Pennsylvania, well has he full
filled the duties of the highest station his
state alone could confer, and may her sons
never be satisfied until he is placed in the
presidential char
II. Delong-The brave and gallant