Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-11
Young Mechanics d,h July Celebration.

The procession W a fJTmctswih appropriate banners. IN
der The direction Of the Chief Marshal. Col VIM. a. Day.
assisted ty the marshas, in font 4 the Palmer House. at il
Q el1cS "a the following order: First, tie Indianapolis Band !;
Ter, and Reader, and officers Of the day. The procession
marched W Washington street u Delaware stseet. thence
north 10 Market steet. thence wet +, Tennessee srrcc,
thence south TO Washington street, thence T. tie hal Of he
House Of Representatives, where the following proceeding,
were had; Music ~ the hand; after which, an eloquent
prayer 10 the Throne Of Grace by the Rev. air. Bavless the
Declaration of Independence was read by Mr.. Wm. SulIi-
vah' 10 4 spirited and mastery manner; the oration was
then delivered by Mr.. Isaac Nevis in a manner which brough,
'o." shou's OF applause from the audience. After the hen-
edicuon, BY the Rev. Nj. Bayless, the procession was re-
i2fmed aud proceeded to the Palmer house after partakiug
Of a ~sninptuous and splendit dinner. the President # the dv
announced that the committee Of arrangements had p4epared
a number Of Regular Tsasts, which he read in the following
oFieT and which were seyelally received with three unani-
REGULAR ToAsrs.
/ The day IRE oelebTdte-A Jubilee Of FIcemen hallOwed
. The People, tie only Iegitima,es-Their right is truly
,. Observation-Disclosures scars no higher than to reach
4. F,aatlin-second only to Washington.
,. Tie President # the Uniied States.
6. The Heads Of Departments.
I. The Nary II he United S'ases-A terror 70 our enc
mics AID a vail 10 the nation.
5. Gen. Jllkson-Ihc pure and incompatible patlioi, the
profound Statesman AMI accomplished General.
2 Gen. Harrisoa-Ihe defender OF his country. Honor
to his memory.
10. Tie SfgeS and Heroes If he Rerofgton-Their mcm-
DRY Is iudelibly engraved on the tablets Of our hearts.
IL. The Heroes Of the Late Wdr-WoI,hy Of an ancestry
illustrated by deeds of virluous hcroism.
- Tie memory Of Washingf,R-"First in War, first in
Peace, aud fIst in The hearts Of his %countpmen."
10. Ldiaaa-Nlay her malea to greatness never be i'm
pedcd bv civil di>oold.
IA. The Er-Presidea's Of the United States.
-. The Coreraor # hdiaHa.
I6. The Er-GOrerRorS or Indiana.
II. The Farmers and Meaanics-The realities Of every
country.
is. L PluriJus Jaum-Et nifty TO the motto, and victory
10. The Americaa Easfc-which Is never so happy or 50
proud as when teaching The young Eaglct how to Gy.
mort.
81. The Union-It must be preserved.
%. The P'ess-Thc stay and the lever Of Popular Gov
eEnmenis may 1t unlock the bars Of ignorance aud oqpEcs-
sion, and east abroad The rays Of truth and liberation.
%. our ioufh-May they realize that the best way of
berg young when they are old, IS 10 be old when they are
- Lqfayen-IIe has a title to our gratitude Which can
never be erased.
% Join HiRc0ck-lle will live forever in the hearts OF
his countrvmen.
90. The Fair-Thc only endurable Aris'ocrncy-who cleo;
without ,oies-govein without hws-tecile without az peal
and arc never in the wrong.
VOLUNTEER ToASTS.
ByJ Greer, the President gffhe D1y-Nechanic-a name
we should ever cherish. From that name have sprung, in
the darkest period Of our countI, : history, soldiers that fear
ed no danger, statesmen who, for talents aud moral worth,
siard high in the niche Of fame and we, as mechanics,
should ever treat with silent contempt, all insinuations on
By l. Y. Nerius, Orator of the Dry-Thc American Ea-
gle. May she never lose a feather until she picks out the
eyes of the British Lion. aud waves in triumph to The world
the SiGr S~pdngief Banner.
BIZ ". SgHiran, RsGier-Thc Farmer and Mechanic.
The bulwaIks Of our nation.
By ". A. Dig, Mrshi-The Uniln. Bound in the
strong vcllum Of the peoples love, it cannot be tom asun-
der, but by treason and shall not while we have hands and
hearts to holi lis fold, together.
Bua Guest-The Nechlnic. The strongest pillar Of cur
noble Union, the right ann OF Industry, and broad fountain
Of natural wealth ms prosperity IS the countrys veal, his
advorsity its ruin.
BY =. Nerius-Thc patriot Statesman who on all occa-
sions is ready TO sacrifice personal or party advantages fOI
the general peace and weflre of his country.
By L. :. Tyier-Our Hosts. They have proven them
solves the best OF Mechanics on his occasion anu IN TUT
we will prove ourselves no botchcs while in their employ !;
neither will we combine 10 strike for higher wages, but will
combine and give three cheers for our hosts.
By ". A. DIy-knowledse among the People, the only
safeguard 10 American freedom.
Bg H. J. Suthcrfrnd-IIis Excellcncy, Gov. Whitcomh.
Chief Plowman of the state, who turns his furrow hand
sonely and rever looks back.
~ S'raia-Ihs Orator Of the Day and the heaae. Of
them they merit il.
BIZ S. Duni0p-Thc Fair.
The frowns of fortune and the ills of life,
Which man is born to carry;
But cheat fortune and take a wife,
Since few are happy iii. they marry.
BIZ IaH-Seventy-Six.
This day proclaims the nom Of freedoms biith,
DER crefy idad and set;
May her pure spirit free the earth,
Even as the Heavens are free.
By " A Day. IL
Money to him that has spirit TO use it,
Life TO him that has courage to lose 1t.
BIZ a Guest-The Qain. May the ink it sheds in the
cause Of truth and Instice, wet the piinInS Of the war gun.
while its feather end tckles the nose OF the bad passions Of
Ill creation nt1 good mum II aWI happy >niiS>-
ByN n. CrmpseI-our Fellow citizens. May their bat
ties in life be fought under the three greatest generals Gen.
Peace, General Plenty. and General sau>factinn-
BY l. /. NeriuS-rhe cords which bind our Union. con-
traly to the laws If philosophy, they cannot be strengthen
ed hy the application of force.
By s. Prrr-rhe President Of the Day.
ByJ HIH-The ConstituIon.
Shall myIiaGs Of Frcemcn unborn
Honor tins bright day Of her biih,
And a Ike Constitution peIpetuatc and aiogn
al kindreds aud nations on euih.
ByW 4. Dry, Sr.-The Friends Of Civil and Religious
Liberty in all quarter Of the Globe. My they enjoy them
selves this DAY a hap lily as we 10.
BIZ j Suheftal-Rei pain Il our siam friends, AMI
Champagne TO our real fiienI>.
BIZ J. Neclus-The American Navy. Nav she be watt
cd over the sea of gl1iy, AMI, in spite Of her foes, eater all
ports with safety
poses always shacklcd where De>potisn rcisns.
81 a GqeSt-The Constitution, should it be attacked by
designing and ambitious men, Will be def,nded While defence
i po,,ible. BY the farmers and mechanics.
By j. 6. D)aghfy-Thc American system. Success u
that >vstem that lays NJ tfrV Oh the mind.
Bg ". Du-aq-Od ion,iles. May he. in all he I'M
den takes, meet with such success as attended him when he
fought the Csaue and Lcvanf.
BgL !. Nerias-rAe Fair Daughters Of America. The
piide ami boas, Of the world Let them act OF say as they
will. we are still botf 4 10 Protect hem.
Bv y. CGmpicG-The Presidential Chair of the Initcl
States. The NEST exalted and honorable station IN The gift
Of Frcemcn. May il ever lie occupied by disnIhei talent
and uncompromising patriotism.
Bg r. VaH1ce-The Ladies. TIE binders Of our alec
lions, the folders, CATERERS, and collliels Of our enJoyments
Mrssrs CnAruASs: | wish that a certain Bank III
rector would tell his fellow citizens how much Of their
money Jacob Lands loaned him, aud what per ceni-or.
how you divided the spoils.-or what part of the shasings
each man got in that clear profit Of some three or four
hundred dollars. Gut with il. jim, and then q. X.
TRAxsYLvAxIA MEDICAL scuool.-ay reference 70 an
advertisement II TIN, institution IN our per t0-d Y, it Wi.
he seen that the hcul'y Is comfietc, atd fully psepnol Tor
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