The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-31
CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF
THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS BY Iff
NAYfJR AI HE'D CITIZENS

CELEBRATION OF The ANNls Ettshht VI
THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS BY TIE
NATURALiZED CITIZENS.
A numerous body Of the nstursiiLed citizens OF thc
city and county Of Philadelphia, con,memoraed t'e
memorable and eyerglorious anniversary OF the s'g
nal victory gained BY General Jackson over the blood
stained flag of England, at New Orleans, January 8,
1915, on Monday evening last al the Indian Queen
Hotel =.
On motion Of Myies d. Sweeney, MICHAEL Me-
GEOY was called To preside, assisted by l.e iol-
lowing gentlemen as Vice Presidents DR.. Young
Col II. w. Dunlap, Dennis Meaey. Dennis swee-
ney john rmond, John c. Doyle, Myers M. Iuiiy'
Francis Timmins and Charles Cotton.
The dinner was served up in the most excellent
style by Mr. John Cullin the interchangeable host oil
tue Indian Queen, and partaken OF by numerous
company.
Alter the cloth removed, the following rsxu
lar toasts OF the evening given from the Chan
and drank by the company, accompanied by aPPropri
ale music from excellent band in attendance
REGULAR TOASTS.
4. Our eounty-NIay she and always be in the
right bu, whether right wrong, we shall never
forget she is country and entitled 10 our best
services. 10 cheers Ar-The Star Spanged Ban
Der.
9. .aadyep Jaekss,-A soldier in the war of '7G
and General of the first order in the war of 1912
he has noby served his country and his country is
truly grateful May this day go by but he and
II shall be remembered. cheers Air-Jacksons
Grand March.
3. His Erceiency John Tyler-IIis lberality claims
respect aud gratitude. If he has done but little
for party, he has done much for the welfare of bis
country. lie IS our first choice. cheers Air
Hail Columbia
A. The man whom we have gratuitously supported
but we can no longer support Martin Van Buren,
We wish you health and happiness at Lndenwald. -
; cheers. Air-Ha to our Chief who now Com
mands.
D. The Right Of Suffrage and The Freedom Of III,
Press-May they be ever cherished as the indispeDsa
bic safeguards of "Virtue, Liberty, and Indepen-
dence." cheers. Air-Ilome, Sweet Home.
b. Uashi'lgto"-The name OF Washington requires
no eulogy the name OF the man. truly called the Fa
Their OF his country, is key and password to unlock
the breast OF every freeman to Of bravery and
benevolence Drank standing and in silence. Air
RosD Castle.
7. General Richard .Monigome,y-A son of Erin he
laid down h's life for his adopted country; his coun-
trymen are always ready to emulate his example,
AS there we're no Arnods among the children OF
Erin, who followed Washington in The days that tried
mems souls, let no man accuse them Of treacherous
conduct to the home of their adoption. Standing,
and in silence. Air--"Dead March in SAUL
8. The Gallant .hary-May they carry the stars and
stripes to every land and TO every sea. Give us a
few more Stocktons, and navy may defy John
Bull. cheers Air-The Haunting Flag Of Lib
erty.
9. The Signers Of the Declaration of Independence
they were the chosen band gathered together by the
great Creator TO expound and carry out the love he
had in store for the prosecuted of all nations May
their descendants never do aught to defle the fair
fabric raised by their hands Ar-Remember the
gores of Brian
United Staes-Honest men and honest measures will
be sustained by the freemen of the Confederation.
cheers. Air-Presdent's March.
H. The Governor aud constituted authorities Of our
a,cn S!ate-The key of the Arch. cheers. Air
Governor s March.
n suHdt, Renea{ of The oeys oS Tr;o,
tesceen Ireland and Engiand-An act, for bribery and
corruption nothing in the catalogue of legislation
en- equal. Again, sudden repeal Of that Union
brought into existence by force and fraud.
Elm arise and be free
Q cheers. AiI-Gargone
-. Or far Counhyo,mtn-Th man who would
not defend them should never have the pleasure TO
possess them. cheers. Air--Green grows the
rusbes o.
Alderman John Binns appeared in the ROOM and
the whole company rising, with simultaneous
burst OF applause, greeted the survivor of '9s He
made short speech illustrative Of some events con-
nected with the Battle of New Orleans and propos ed
the following toast:
BY Alderman john Binns. The day
Hark how the Church bells laundering harmony,
Stuns the glad ear Tidings of joy have come,
Good tdings of great joy"
Rescued Is Orleans from the English wolves"
committee Composed Of WIN. B Whitecar and
ID. M L'esenring, from the company dining a, the
American House were the bearers Of the following
sentiment TO the company at tie Indian Queen
Our ieI!owc zens, dining at the Indian Queen
eng ged in the same noble cause; may health and
happiness attend them all.
MIR Whitscar's health having been drunk by the
company, he returned thanks in short speech, and
concluded by offering the following sentiment:
BY VIM. b. Whtecar-The memory of General
Montgomery-liis deeds form one of the br ghest
pages in American history.
A committee composed of Col. Dunlap, Myles ID.
Sweeney, Myles M. Tully, Charles Gouy, and
Charles Cotton, were Commissioned 10 convey the fol.
lowing sentiment TO the company dining at the Anne
rican House:
Our friends dining az the American House. cele-
brting the great and glorious victory which VIC have
this day celebrated.
BY John G. Doyle. Robert Tyler ESQ The
ch'vslrous champion of Irish independence. May The
time he when he shall be deemed worthy to fill the
highest office in the gift of free people
by Miles ID. Sweeney. The memory of the mar
'yis OF Canada-The widows wall anu the orphan's
cry will ring in the ears of some who would in
tngue for office IN lS4f but the sons of such as
Lount and Mathers never give their SURFACES To
the type OF Rufus King, who refused the prosecuted
Of kings hone.
BY John Mccormick. Robert TYLER. ESQ The
able fearless, and eloquent champion Of the Rights
OF Ma, his unalleung devotion to the cause OF
Ireland in her present noble struggle for in
dependence entities him 10 the warmcsi regards Of
Ish gratitude.
BY Patrick Lone. President John Tyler With.
out party you restored country that standing
among nations that IT is delightful TO contemplate is
r,s'ng greatness while others acted for sefaggran-
onemsn', you acted tor your country may the people
never be ungrsteful to their benef factors
10y michne' McG,ey. President John Tyler
AiiSe unto the great and good Washington the ben.
eft of your fellow add country r and has been
your study without party you redeemed Democracy
from ITS pro-'ra'e condition; will not those who
"a fhan. Ill.
Peopies ch'ice, honest John Tyler aud save the shin
hom utter ruin
by Philip Kelly. Democracy May the People
sustain the zeal article, IN IL purity, In defiance OF
the q anil