Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-17
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, cIusi0n of Mr.. Abney's remarks, the Rev.
Mr.. McC Caine, addressed an attentive aa-
dienee for considerable length oftimeon
the subjecl llof lEet etnperance. which was re-
| plele with sound reasoning and interest.
i ling anecdotes. Wien Mr. McC Caine con-
lcluded, The co,npany, both ladies' and gem.
tlemen, repaired tGInfi excellen: barbecue
lin an adjacent grove. After which athe
following regular toasts were read by
II Gen. James GitIam. President of the day,
and DR.. John Holland, Vice President.
,ss REGULAR ToAsTs. 5ss;ga
! 1. The Day we Celebrate llong,as
We aresworthV oflhs blessing ofiibei,y.
lii becomes US 10 hail this day with theIex:
uliing spirit OF freemen. ggll .a4aiY
! 2. Tie Declaration of Independence:
Letus preserve the same genius which
breathes through every syllable ofthis I'M
mortal composition. 5lge ,iiiifssgs
/ 81 George Washington F.iti,Ils:as..a
/ d. Geu. Greene & While virtue, yalor,
aud heroism. are remembered, may bhis.
name De held in grateful recollectiou.4d
! S. The Heroes and Patriots fihe Rev,
olution. Il ID! !!.fia 53i
6. South Carolina: Her honor. her rep
utation, her distinction, her prosperity isl
ileplifed with our own. qi4 LII Tti
| 2. John c. Calhoun: A burning and
shining light. '39g ~ 3 vi
| G.. The re annexation of Texas . Indis-
pensible TO the security, prosperity and du.
rability Of our federal government.
9. Honest John Tyler: The zeal, abil.
iity and independence which has charac-
terized his administration, claims our ap.
plause anil gratitude. r. :. - s:
10 Andrew Jackson: Honor 10 whom
honor is. due. - S f''tta 2..i y s.'19
ll.ECol Benlon and John @, Adams = !:
Kindred politicians. devoted alike to the
honor and interest Of Great Britain, end
utterly reckless Of the welfare Of their own own.
f2. The Temperance Cause: /, is the
cause of patriotism, of virtue and honor,
and The peace. prosperity aud happiness
Of the human family. May it never: Ian
guish ill lis sway be universal. {.
| !, f3. Tie Fair: Their, elevation. man'e
highest honor--their degradation, bis foul
est shame, :,s,.;.;t ~
a EoLUGrEER ToAsrs. :5ysafs
| By Gen. Gillian, President of the Day:s
The present. Time, our present. company,
aud the circumstances that surround u.s.,
apleasins commentary Of The history Of
The, past. }
By Dr.. John Holland, Vice President !;
Hon. ]. B. O'Neal:' By his early, palri-
otic and philaulhropic devotion 10 The
cause of Temperance, be has gained for
himself unfadiug laureIs. = -.
| By Maj. w. EddiHgs: Laureps Dis
lricl:. We hail with satisfaction so many.
Of her sons in our midst. on this occasion.
We greet them as our friends and neigh
bors, who are battling in the from, ranks
in the cause Of Temperance. ..
After The reception Of this toast, A. c.
Garlingtonton, Esq, Of Laurens, rose and
made very intereslingsPeech on Tempe-.
rance, and, concluded by offering the fol-.
lowing sentiment; ,,.@ .e,5,s5s,..ss
Old Edgefeld: She boasts Of her SIS 10
the glorious Struggle for freedom from the
thraldom Of tyranny. May she have an
other Sc in The conflict against King AL.
,chohof., -,
By Dr. J. P. Watts: The present Il time nj, :
and our present company The Temper Z
ance Tef9rmation--the Texas annexation
u! Tempora. y! Mores: 3 i... ....5.i.,.
BY w. Wiseman: The Orator of The,
Day: In embodying his views on this oca,,
casion, he has emphatcally spoke our
Sentiments. =. 80. = E,
ByJ.G Abney, Esq, The o Orator: ii Il ,he, ii, + :
Day South Carolina: Distinguished alike.
for the the bea,!u!y y! other daughters, and yalor
By John MeLsnin;a,ln. IMAM hi Henry Ciay /: His
integrity. without, guile, will SECURE him
the highest Office in The gift Of. the people,
ByJ. McCrackap: Judge Berrien;: Hisf
clay foundation will soou !. be. converted $
into quick ,sand, by The enlightened froe.
men Of Georgia. IL. -, 49, = y
By Lady: The. motto Of the Wood,
Grove Academy: liberty, Independence.
Literature and Temperance. .,o:,,,. "a
4 By DR.. S: " Cain The memories Of
Bonham, Travis and Bowie: Brave spirits
OF San Jacinio-cail aloud 10 the people,
of'the U. s. TO immediate re-annexalioo.a
| We respond Texas without war I'VE can,
Texas with war five must. 81. -. an ~.
\ BysP Hefferman :, May The: slaves of,
King Alchohofbs speedily liberated from
his fyrrannical service .; ,e.s, !.sy,y,;
BY II. r. Williams: Henry Clay: He
possesses good head. but bad heart.iss:s
By R. C. Gillian: Judge ;Rerrien: 81
Burned in clay withou, the benefi, OF,
clergy. -. :s;ii;;,ii.
By Major w. Eddinss: en,Andrsw.;
Jackson !: An illustrious statesman and q 3
true ,pa9iot. u j q
+ By R. Cooper Andrew Jackson: The
moral sceptrs which he yields over .publicss
opinion has been conferred for his exalted
4 patriotism aud his illustrious deedsini hees
service; g i1. q, ~.