American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

The accompanying vote of thanks to the re-
tired President and Vice President of the Club,
was unanimously adopted by the members pre-
sent:
Whereas, our former President and Vice Pre-
sident, Col. Alex. Smith and Adam Duncan,
Esq, having declined re-election-
RESOLVED, That the thanks of the Club be
rendered them for the able and efficient man
ner in which they have presided at its meetings
for sixteen years past.
The company then sat down to a sunptu-
Gus supper and acknowledged their approval of
the bounteous cheer, by very hearty enjoy
ment thereof
After the removal Of the cloth, the following
regular toasts were given, and added are few
of the volunteer toasts:
REGULAR TOASTS.
LIST. The Memory Of Robert Burns-'lt will
aye be remembered in the calender;'' of the
admirers of human nature, the patriot and the
philanthropist.
Song by Capt. Kenney-"Of a the Airs
I'd. Scotland
Land of brown heath and sheddey wood,
Land of the mountain and the flood,
Land Of our srcs what human hand
Shall e'eT unite the filia band,
That knit US to thy rugged strand.
Song by Mr. A. Duncan-'Oh Scotland,
love thee
Sd. The United Staies--She is destined to
strike the chains Ct Anticipated ignorance and
oppression from the minds of her sons and
daughters, as the ''lion shakes the dew drops
from his name"
Song by Mr.. F. Nj. Conrsdh-"Star Span
gled Banner"
4th. The Memory Of Wastington-As States
man, Soldier, Patriot, the world approves. A
character of virtues so perfectly balanced, and
SO entirely unmingled with any vices, never
arose in any age, or any nation.
Song by MIR. Bee-sColumba for ever"
5th. The Memory Of Wallace and Bruce-Lib-
erty halls them with smile, and memory shall
bless them forever
Song by Capt. Kenney-"S wha haze
WI Wallace bled.n
9Th. The President Of The United States.
Song by MIR. Thos. Widey-"America,
Commerce and Freedom.
18th. The Queen Of Great Britain and Ire
land.
Song by MIR. Bee-"Here's health to the
Queen, God bless her."
Sth. The Memories of The departed rotu,ies of
the Sister .Arts-Poetry, Painting and Sculpture
whose names will live till time melts into eter-
nifty.
Song by Mr. Wildey-"Old Hing Cole
9Th. Erin's Bard, Thomas .Moore-Who
knows how to touch the heart of humanity
through the medium of pleasure.
Song by Capt. P. Cooney-"R Rory O'More"
10th. Education, Industry and Competence
A trinity, may its presence be manifest in eve
ny domestic circle throughout the world.
Song by Mr.. Bee-"Land of my birthn
18th. Burns Native Land
a nation famed for song and beauty's charms,
Jealous yet modest, innocent though free;
Patient of toll. amid alarms
Infexible in faith, invincible in arms.
Song by Mr. Adam Duncan-"Scotland'
haughs and Scotland's knowes -
18th. Our tello,c men Of all grades and con-
ditions-
The rank is but the guinea stamp
The mans the gow'd for "a that.
Song by Mr. VIM. Wier-''A mans a man
for a that"
18th. The Fair
Dear woman, full ortenderness and truth,
Thy care supports our steps in early youth;
AS sister dear, or dearer still as wife,
Thou art the sweetest charm in prime OF life;
And when in age decay attends our course,
Thou smoOth'st our pillow as the tender nurse;
So pure, SO true, so devoted ana Kind
Cold is the heart, wherein thou'ft not enshrined.
Song BY Mr. Bee-"Let the toast be dear
woman"
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY the President-The Human Family
One origin, one destiny.
BY the LIST Vice President-The Memory OF
Sir Walter Scott
BY the I'd Vice President-The U. States of
America-May the Union increase in strength
as they do in number
By Jno. Boyd, Esq .-Bannockbun-
On Bannock's field what thoughts arouse,
The Swain, whom Burns song inspires;
Beat not his Caedonian veins,
as DER the heroic turf he ploughs
With all the spirit of his sires
And all their scern of death and chains;