Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-07

our independence and the sunshine u Oh
happiness.
HUI Colun6ia.
Q. The Signers of the declaration q
independence
Nor names more noble graced the rolls of fame
When Spartan firnlness brayed the wrecks o
Or Rome's bold virtues famed the heroic
fame"
.Narsaille's Hyma.
8. The heroes sages and patriots Of the
Revolution They redeemed. the pledge
made in the declarations Independence
Im,kre, Dootlle.
4. The memory of Washington
"Where may the wearled eye repose,
When gazing on the great,
Where neither guilty glory glows,
Nor despicable State ;
Yes, one the first, the last, the best,
The Cincinnatus Of the West,
Whom envy dared not hate
: Bequeathel the name OF Washington,
70 make man blush there was but one.'
Washiagion's .Nuct.
S. The memorie, Of jefferson, Madi-
son, and Monroe :-Virg!ni.s's pride,
Virginia boast
JeGsrso~'s .Nuch.
6. Andrew Jockson. The soldier, pa
trot. and statesman Ills enemies will
not forget; they endeavor to bring duwn
his gray hairs with sorrow to the grave
Jackson's .Na.ch.
7. Martin Van Buren, flank in the
declaration of his opinions, honest in ell
deavouriEg to maintain his principles
The people will again reward him with
the highest office in their gift
Yam Bmen's 4uorch
s. Agriculture, Commerce, and Mann.
features Protection TO the latter, bar
dens and restricts the former.
9. The government, when properly
administered, " should preserve an equ-
al distance between politics and trade
con6ning the one 70 the mere protection
of men in the unfrineed enjoyment oi
their equal rights, and leaving the other
70 be regulated by enterprise and com
petition, according to those natural princi-
I pies of economic wisdom which will be
ever found more just aud efficient than
the imperfect and arbitrary restraints u
llegislaton.''
10. The Constitution of the United
States ;-A limitation of the powers oi
the general government, reservation IL
the States respectively or to the people
of the powers not delegated nor pl ohi5it-
ed by it to the States.
II. The Tenth Legion of Democracy
In the day Of trial. always at heI
post Old Shenandoah.
10. The Old Dominion :-Untainted,
she maintains her political integrity.
Is. The ladies They shall receive
our 21roteetion.
VOLUNTEER TOaSTs.
By Capt. S. C. Williams. Wing eco
nomy: An accommodating debt. and an in
crease of expenditures over the last year
of Mr.. Van Buren's ADMINISTRATION Of
only ten millions.
BY Josiah Heller. Jefferson and Adj
ans: Parallels of greatness among Amer
lean worthless. On the 4th of July, l776,
they pledged their lives for their coun-
try's good-on the Attn Of July, 1926,
they resigned them to their Author.
BY 1t. SOS. II. Clover. The states
men of the present age: Would that they
could catch the spirit Of genuine patriot
ISM, and learn that they have country
to serve as we'll as a party to obev.
BY Levi n. Burk. May whigefy re-
eeive its quietus in 1874.
BY Chapman Kniesiey. May the sin
sic get married, and the married be hap
Ipy.
BY Thomas Burk. Our thanks are
due on this occasion to Washington
Jackson, and others, for their efforts to
obtain and retain civil liberty.
BY William Gaines. On the next An
niversary, MAY the children be kept at
hong, and not disturb us with their
noise.
BY the Company. Long life, happi-
ness and prosperity to our worthy host
and hostess.
BY Rob't P. Cav. The fair sex Of
Slrasburg
1--WE thought of you, I'm thinking still,
How, dear girls, hove YOU
Ave! let me be ut what will,
Pm always thinking ofyou.'
BY the same. The ladies Of Woodstock:
Farewell, dear girls. farewell. Pm oph.
Sent by lady. Oh, Robert we'll
good bye Bob ~ ~ JOY 90 with
you.
t By Jacob Gelz. Honesty is the best
policy--exemplliied III the selection Of
Capt. Tyler by the wings for vice presi-
dent.
By Dir. II. Holt. The Woodstock
Volunteers: Quitting individually the
character. both Of the gentleman
and The soldier. With such men
IS these for her sensinels, liberty is safe
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