Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-07-11
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.

ton are indispensable on ddy lihe tlIS'
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY G. B. Samuels, President. The Orator
! of the day
By Mark Bird. Irving, Bancroft and Pres
cot-America may well be proud that she has
such men to lay the foundations Of her authen-
tic history.
By Dr. H. Holt. Science and Morality
The safeguards Of Liberty.
By Levi Pitman. The day we celebrate:
1t is freedoms birth day''-a day that has
been adored and kept sacred, by millions that
are no more amongst US, and we hope will
continue to be kept sacred by millions yet IN
born.
By B. Blackford. The memory of General
Washington: the Hero, Patriot, and States
man, may the people Of these United States
ever remember his Farewell Address.
BY r. P Cav. Polk, Dallas, and Texas,
in the Union; may their friends be as numer-
Gus as the stars in the Heayen-the leaves Of.
the forest-or the sand Of the sea.
By Friend. The Ladies Of the Wood
stock Temperance Society, as beautiful as the
Sun, as fair as the Moon, and followed by a
small army with Banners.
BY S. Byrd. Thomas w. Door, the Pat
riot and friend of freemen's rights,-may his
prison tolls be endured with Christian iorbeaT-
ance, until an injured people shall crown him
with honors that will more than compensate
his present sufferings.
By VIM. Keller. Gen. Andrew Jackson
may his heart be gladdened in his declining
days by the remuneration Of Texas TO the L.
States.
Bv G. Hunt. The Six Westinghouse of
Baltimore who set the ball Of Tetotalism in
motion: they will occupy conspicuous place
among the benefactors of mankind
BY M. Surbaugh. Let the temperance ball
roll on, until every topper is rolled into toto
| taller.
B. H. H. Hotel James K. Polk, of Ten
nessee; the Young Hickory;" may he be the
next President of the United States
By w. Rice. The 10th Legion: the
main pillar of Democracy in Virginia
BY A. J. Carter. May this day, the Ami
versary of American Independence, be celebra-
ted throughout our country, by every lover OF
Liberty and Union.
! BY Geo. Cahoon. The members of the
| Cold Water Army:
| Temperance instruct thee all excess taVold,
| By which fair fame is lost, & health destroy d
! By VIM H. Linn. The lone star Of Texas;
now gimmering in the dlstance-when added
! to the great American constellation, she Will
! shine with bright and increasing lustre.
! By VIM. OFT. The Declaration OF indie
pendence of the present generation, against the
power of King Alcohol, only second to the
/ independence of our Forefathers against the
power of King George.
BY Geo. NJ. Sonner. George NJ. Dallas
| PENNSYLVANIA honored son-a nations pride.
n M that
administration of it, is the best, that comes
nearest doing equal justice to all.
ByJ. G.. KERN May the peoples choice
be elevated to preside over this people without
] humbuggery
I By J. III. C. Dosh. The ''golden moment"
was. now is. and will be as long as the coun-
4 inv continues to be the ''hone of the free and
/ the land of the brave" for the remuneration Of
Texas to her mother country.
| By Henry Keister. Gen. Andrew Jackson;
The Hero, the Patriot, the Statesman and the
Philanthropist; his fame is imperishable.
By Ezra b. Hotel. May Henry Clay be
s.pokedn off of the track by James K. Polk of
Tennessee, the tough ''Young Hickory"
| By Moses Walton. Henry Clay: The
measure of his fame is now full, and ripens for
posterity, and whenever the tomb shall close
over him, it will cover the Hottest intellect
and the noblest heart this age has ever produ-
ced or known.
BY P. Ramey. The Union Band of Stras-
burg; their prompt response to our call, has
won for them the gratitude of this assemblage
and beautifully eXemplifed the truth, that ilA
Union there is strength.
BY J. Myers. Virginia; the pride of her
sisters and glory of the nation-alihe distln-
guished for her great men and beautiful We
men,.
BY Obed Funk. ''fhe lone Star of the
South" The placing of her among the galaxy
of our nations stars, will but add 10 its splen
dor.
BY Christian Miller Sen. Martin Van Buren,:
''1'he very embodiment of Democracy;" may
his sun as it is setting grow larger and bright
er This nation can never forget him nor his
services.
/ By j. T. Nixon To the memory OF the
cherished fc,c that in all ages and confines,
have stepped forward to defend the liberties Oh
| the many. 80,
Bv David Hoshour. Henry Clay; Colum-
bias SOM citizen Of the world!
Bv Robert Cahoon The Masonic iraterm-
~. we honor and respect them for their be-
ney,lepce, and reverence them ior their anu
qaity.