Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16

By A. Hardy, president Of the day,)-l
The American anniversary is to the Anne
merican people as the passover was to the
ancient Jews, and as the sacrament to the
Christians. Destroy the Christian sacra-
ment, and you destroy Christianity do
away the celebration of the the 4th Of Ju-
ly, and you destroy our Union.
By T. Matthews, (Vlce President Of the
day,)-May the tree of Liberty continue
to expand until every wearied nation flies
to its shade for repose.
By s. v. Hughston. Orator Of the day,)
May the Ladies of Cola and adjacent
country live to hear every trump OF fame
sounded in eulogy of their great virtues.
By w. C. Redditt-The dignity of our
nation, the boast of our pride, the patroness
of harmony, the cultivatOr of peace, the
preserver of liberty, the source Of all good,
the opposer of all evil, the essence of love,
and goddess of beauty. Kind, hOspitable
and affectionate thou art, may thy days be
many and happy; and may the unmarried
marry whom they please, and please whom
they marry.
By DIR. E. R. McLean-Henry Clay:
A consistent politician and patriot.
BY J. A. Acknowledgment: A con-
queror, he was untainted with the crimes
of a revoutionist; he was free from trea-
son, for aggression commenced the con.
test, and his country called him to the CON-
mand. Caesar was mercifUl, Scipio was
continent, Hannibal was patient; but il
was reserved for him to blend them ali in
one, and like the lovely masterpiece of the
Grecian artist, exhibit in one glow Of
associated beauty the pride of every mo-
del and the perfection of every Master
Liberty unsheathed his sword, necessity
stained it, victory returned it, May he be
remembered by the people of these United
States 10 the latest posterity.
BY William S. Grubbs--Lead us into
hostility against any people upon earth.
but at all hazards prevent a civil war. II
blood must be shed, be it so but let it no.
be the blood of our countrymen fighting
against each other.
By ] Fl. Grubbs-The rising genera
ton May they excel the virtues os their
paTeniss increase in morality-temperat
in ali things, upright in their actions, nono-
rable TO the world, jealous in religion, and
pious towards God.
By John G. Purnell, Of n. C.-The
Old North State: The head and front of
Republicanism; may her good example
be so reflected on that each of the illustri-
Gus sisterhood may be equally renowned
for purity and virtue.
By J. II. Grubbs-Coila Springs
Fountain of peace and innocence, whose
purity of waters only equals the kindness
and hospitality of its citizens, and by whose
liberal exertions we are thus entertained
to-day.
By w. c. Reddit--The Committee Of
arrangements of this meeting:
May each of you long and happy life
secure,
By speedy union to-" you know who
By S. B. Arnold--The Ladies: The
handspring of Cur energies, the morals oil
our actions, the flowers of our country
and the affections of our hearts.
By A. w. King-Gen. Jackson: Peace
to his ashes, and gratitude for his services
By Eli McCampbeil-Prosperity and
success TO those who prosecute such mea
sures as have an evident tendency to Sc.
cure and advance the interests of America
By J. E. Dickey-May the grave o
the revolutioner ever be held in remem
brance by the sons of Liberty, and look
ed upon with reflections due the sleeping
occupant.
| By Andrew McCampbell-May our Re
evolutionary mothers be amply rewardet
for every thought, action, and deed evinc
ed by them for freedoms sake.
i By Mp. Grubbs-The Fair who grace
with their presence the present occasion
May their days be as bright as their looks
and as long as they wish.
/ By G. B. Carter-Addiiion TO our trade
multiplication to our manufactures, sub
traction TO our taxes, and reduction to 70
reigners.
| By c. B. Alexander-Coila and vicini
| ty': Kind, hospitable, temperate. moral AM
independent; may they continue to pros
per until time shall be no more.
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NY BLUE-ExED BELLE.
i love her for her lovely face,