The hornet., 1843-07-11
COLONIZATION


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audience stl'6ed sIl That atha pIHt NJ liberty
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lulY if, in iha language n ihe sage the elder
AIamf="a greet and gIatipua day"
Aflsf Che speech wH concluded. e prsest.
sion was formed with 8uf babA tn front the
orator ~ Che day y4-tbe clergy -ihe ladies'
aDd ciigent=-iu llie order lh which tIisv are
named, and al marched 10 the beautiful grove
near The creek, where they pariook of aa ele
CANT and fumpfuou4 bafbacue dinner, PREPARED
under the direction and attention of our pa.
lriniic and esteemed towusmen Col. John Nc.
Clelhn, Thomas 4 kimbfouah, james Collins
and 9. I. Newell, Who deserve and have the
thanks Of this community inr the elegant and
tasteful manner in which they discharged their
duty as the head Of that department Of the
celebration.
After dinner and the removal Of the cloth,
the ladies were seated in the shade, and while
the toasts were offered, continued to cheer
with their smiles, while the stcrner sex cheered
with their hearts and voices, the patriotic re.
gular toasts of the day The following are
the regular toasts:
REGULAR TOASTS.
|. The Fourth of July, l776--Our Nations
birthday; whilst Americans appreciate its re-
membrance, our liberties are safe. G cheers.)
3 The Authors of the Declaration of Inde.
pendence-The event is their euIogy--too
high for envy--too sublime for praise.
g cheers)
3. George Washington. In sIence)
4. The surviving Soldiers of the Revolution
Peace to the remaining few--he who will
not succor and soften their old age, is not a
man. q cheerS,)
5. The memory of John Adams, Thomas
Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe and
Vim. H. Harrison. In sIence)
6. John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson,
and Martin Van Buren-The only surviving
Ex- Presidents OF the United States may
peace and happiness attend their closing days.
g cheers)
7. The Constitution of the United States
A grant by the States of certain powers, for
clearly defined purposes; and any exercise OF
power other than those named in the Const- |
tuition, is a usurpation, and ought TO be repelled
by the States. a cheers)
s. Our alIegiance-Due first TO Mississippi |
hen TO the Federal Government. q cheers)
9. The Peoples Voice-when clearly and
,onstitutionalIy expressed, the supreme law of
he Land--may it never be warped by preju-
lice or influenced by passion a cheers)
10. The President of the United States.--
The treachery and imbecility of John Tyler,
;ouId not receive the plaudits and cheers of
he patriots who were engaged in celebrating
he glorious 4th The toast was drank in ST.
ent contempt by the members of both politi
.al parties, with repeated calls for the band TO
,lay the "T0gueS march,"
IL. The Patriots of every land and of eve-
v language-OucceSS TO their enortS-Let
hem remember, that when all else is lost, they |
an find in America a welcome home and an
lonored grave. g cheers Il
IL. Our Navy--The right arm OF our de- 6
ence--a fit standard-bearer of the stripes and S
tars. (6 cheers) Ic
l3. Woman-The enchanting fairy that i
miles at our triumphs-weeps DER our sor-
ows, and cheers with her presence the last $
noments of expiring mortality. Is cheers.) Q
And during the time, and at intervals, the !
and favored the occasion with music in
oul stirring style, and by the way, neater 7
nd more skful little band never dealt out
oncord of sweet sounds to an admring crowd.
After the regular, many volunteer toasts
we're handed in, among which there are many
epete with good feeling and patriotism
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
By Spectator.-The Orator OF the day. /"
The Sandwich lsanders--OppresSed and