Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-10

never grow oldwil give home to tyranny. foreign
or domestic.
BY the Company David S. Young one of the orators
BY the Company v. E. Geiger, the orator of the dsv
This his first visit TO Little Tammany" the 4th Of
by v. +. Geiger: The citizens of''Litlc Tammany''
in noble patriotism, and ardent desire for their
coantry's good-equalled by few, excellcd by none.
by nj. III. NJ. Little Tammany." famous for the
hospitality Of and beauty Of her daughters may
peace and plenty reign through her borders,
by Capt j. A. Brown Woman-Takcn not from
mans head. that she might rule hm-not from his feet
that he might Cypress herbut from his side that
might be equal with him-from under his arm that he
might protect her-from his heart, that he might
love her.
BY the Company Capt. C. G, Miller-a worthy Off
Capt NJ. rose and made few very appropr;a,c 70.
marks in reply to the above sentiment.)
BY S. S. Abney James Knox Polk-The "Youns
Hickory"-May he, like the Old Hickory, prove wor,
thy OF the confidence Of the people that elected him TO
his present high station.
BY j. Hampson The tree ofLibcrty-Plantcd in the
American Revolution, may its ample branches sprcad
over the Globe and its uxriant foliage shadow averv
nation OF the earth.
By a Guest: Martin Kindig-Thc industrious farmer,
the excellent husbahdman-a worthy example for youth
(Mr. Kindg replied TO this sentiment in few feeling
and spirit stirring rcmarks.)
BY a Guest: Capt. George Baylor-The wheel horse
of Democracy, the friend Of free government NAV his
native county soon possess strength enough TO reward
him for his iabors.
in brief manner, discardng every thing like parzan
fceling.)
By a Volunteer: Prosperity and happiness to the
Ladies Of Waynesboro', peace with all natons and
long life to America.
BY John w. Doyle: Andrew Jacksonville States.
man, patriot and hero He was born n democrat lived
democrat died democrat, and has gone to Heaven
/ christian democrat.
BY Capt. George Baylor The lone star of Texas
BY John +. Morris To the 32nd Regiment of old
Augusta-ihey remain as firm as they were, when
BY the Company: Our worthy Host.
BY Volunteer, May the recollection ofthc acts and
counses of the Hero and Statesman Andrew Jackson.
ever be cherished by the American people.
BY J. ID. Hanger: Let us look back to the dav which
we natal hour of our glorious libcrt
purchased by the blood of our forcathcrs Long may
we cherish it, '
BY Capt. George Baylor: The memory of Andrew
Jackson the warrior and the satesman-Hc has served
his country long-pcace be TO his ashes.
BY Guest: State Institutions at Staunton-w armirs
into lille oil reason those who mentally dead max,
ing beautiful the objects Of nature those who arc phys
icaly blind and bringing music and Joy to hearts fttcr
ell IN eternal silence Mother, be proud of such OF
spring!
by Lieut.. j. H. Evans Henry Clay-As Statesman
and Patriot and the advocate of human liberty his
name will live long after marble monuments have crum.
blcd into dust
sentby Geo. w, Allen: The Flag of our Country
The true patriot will follow il like the Christian
follows the standard Of the Cross through evil as we'll
US through good report" AS by following the latter
mankind obtain perfect peace and happiness so under
human greatness and glory.
BY Richard Terrell; Here is wishing James K Polk
may carry out the principles the People elected him
Tor; then neither party will be disappointed.
BY Volunteer:
Joyfully have we met,
Happy have we been,
Peacefully may part
Next year TO meet again.
BY j. ID. Hanger: Henry Clay-May his name live
forcvcrNlay il be eternal his goodness unbouned
BY Robert w aide This 69h Jubilee of the Indcpen-
dence OF the United States of Amerca-A day which
herr ynn md
common Countrys altar and offer up prayer to Heaven
Tor the continuation of his blessings upon them Us a ma
ton
stars IN the constellation of American statesmen, may
his ualtcring devotion to the Of the people be
rewarded by his elevation the Presidential Chair on
the 18th of March, lS49
tinuc 10 ve and may the Coons of 1915 live long and
ever remember the day celebrate.
by l.. III. Clarke A good horse, a warm house,
snug estate, and agreeable wife to every one who
BY Robert Mccormick, musician The Union--I.ke
Band, is most liable to dscord when consists many
members unless the greatest care is taken preserve
harmony. Rcpublics-Like drops Of water, are most
liable TO disunon when they become too large.
BY John ID. Watts Andrew Jacksonville lively
child, sprighty boy, manly and the wonder of the
18th and 10Th centuries in the military and civil depart
meDts Of these ccnturies-is gone his athers-his
works following him. May his destiny beyond the
dark and solitary cloud of the tomb be distinguished
for peace and holiness his life for manly and en-
ergctc cxertions.
BY w. II. Bush: A. II. ii. Stuart-Augusta's noblest
son-the champion of whiggery, long may he live to
serve his country well.
Sent by Ro. Wade: The Tariff of '42-The only
safeguard against the bancul influence of foreign mono
pocs
By Bachelor:
Woman has love like fine summers day,
But like the summer soon passcth away.