American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-04

FRIDAY MORNING, JuLY 4, l845,
N nALrIMNRE cAIrPER.

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...,...., ~ i,do,an3rrse-tlgl iu.-
.'. i.u,.,o.nt which pro.lGmcL TO tl.
.l.a.. ,,,.l Determination OF the then Brit
..t.,.., ,o no thoncnt,rt, free and nurpcu-
diem. states. It's well to recall to memory the
t..,,...,.J ,r,a mon of,he Revolution; ana nap
~, ,.onrd # he for the nation if the sumo patti
...,.;ri, ,.,.icI ,oi,n.,f,d our ,0.c!lthcrs could
~. .,,,.o.vol f., fine American people to all
.;,,,. Inn, ,I,s yyc b,v, already sadly disrc-
.,,.l,l ,boir taacliurs: and. in our devotion TO
,.,. ,,o o4o, ,;,r,ot the paramount claims
-, ,.,.,..,,, Tins Iav, the anniversary of the
l,r,,, ~ , ,,ro,, nation. should be always vel
c,,orI ,#r1 refoieing-aud, in doing honor to
A.. ro,,r, we sbguld sink every other disluc-
...,. ,,,,, that or American citlzens-cach pre-
,....i f.. SUGAR an the altar of his country to
-, the utmost Of his power. in preserving its
it,,~,,os
,uh,uon the day will not be celebrated in
,,o manner which would have been most gra-
tfF.iur to us--thal is. by general asscmbiage
,,l n,,,d, uf opr clti2ons-vct it will not be
,or,,;ttol IN mass without numerous dcmoustra-
,i,r. of rcspcct. We shall have some of "the
,.Io norn and circumstance of war" in the
,,5o or military comDanies; whilst various
a..,c;otioos will separately observe the day
.,.;,, ,n,ron-ate services.
In all assenblares OF the people we presume
thatthc Declaration of American independence
will be read, and be followed by patriotic adj
dresses The first should by no means be omit
ted, as our young men should be instructed III
the principles which governed the sageS and
heroes Of the revolution. when they unluried
1.-THE broad stripes ard bright stars" to the
breeze, and engaged in the unequal and fearful
struggle to keep them waving over the heads
ola free people. As we listen to the enumera-
ton of the wrongs which our fathers endured,
and the declaration Of defiance to the aggres-
sors, let each and all OF us unite with General
Jackson in the avowal, that "the union must
and shall be preserved SO long as we remain
arms"-how important is it then, that we
should all be animated by one feeling, that OF
maintaining the Constitution and Government
ofour country.
As usual, labor in our Office will be suspend
ed to-day, to enable those in our employment,
to unite IN the customary festivities and rejoic-
ing-consoquenty no paper will be issued by
Us tomorrow.
The CELEBRATIONS Io-DAI' As usual we
shall give full account oil 'Ae various &C.
lebrationS OF our National Anniversary, whch'
may take place to-day, IN ana near the city,
and therefore respectfully request those conncc-
ted with Sunday Schools, Temperance and Ii
terary Societies, and other benevolent and rell-
gious bodies, as well as the military, to talor us
with short, concise and accurate accounts OF the
''doings OF the day" at as early an hour to-moT-
low as Pracucaole. -------
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