The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16

Z, May our colonial history shortly b
Puhlizhed, which Wil ~ anodieF deooFs-
f1n = ne Old N0Tlh Siaie.
8 Our liberty Nas deahy b0uEht. bui
70 rs 4 Vas . llse giA-nsy ne long pie-
sFrve Il.
.. Gen. Washiagton's private efarse-
ier affords % ns good example: and rs
military career. % he ofEeen Of car mili-
Il. many deeds worthy Ct imitation.
10. The volunteers of Tennessee and
Kentucky At he haftle Of New Orleans
endnred mnrh;. may the survivors live 70
reap full reward Cor their tolls and pnva-
lions.
II. Marquis &c Lafayette did much forI
lhe establishment Of our Independence
may We not fSrgei his assistance in that
graf time Of need.
~. Our country il processing IN arts
and sciences; she scarce has riral.
10. Gen. ia kson-
Our daughters fair, and maHons grave.
The HeEo's conqueEing ann did s1se.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY the President.
Ofenrhiy goods, de bcsf i q good wifrs
A lad. the greatest cure of human he.
BY the Vice President. Texas-may
il be annexed 10 ihe United States.
BY Marshal Woods. Agriculture-the
snrest foundation Of our nations welfare;
If political demagogues blow up, may far
mers go ahead.
BY Hosea c. Smith. VIM. A. Ora
ham. Governor Of North Carolina-may
he not involve our state in debt by inter-
nal improvement.
| BY Thos. Sqnircs, senr. IL The wish
OF our people be for PeniIeniiary, may
our next Legislature establish it.
By VIM. r. q. Smith. Andrew Jack
son-a God and our country"
4 BY David Johnston. James X. Polk,
! President elect-may his administration
be 10 his own honor and 70 The prosperity
T Of our country.
by Nicholas Holmes. The name O
James X. Polka few months ago no
known to many, il has been brought !.
light by the voice Of tins nation.
BY VIM. Minis. Davies Mountain
poor in soil. but rich in patriotism.
By Thos. Jones. On the 9Th Of Janu
AIRY 1916, may our Gag be seen on Dayie'
= mountain. with tho inscription ] A Ck
S0N on il.
: By Johnston Jones. James X. Poll
Q President elect-blameless in private cha
racier, may he act as wise in his chair a
: did Washington and jefferson.
= II was then announced by the marsh;
T Of the day, that the barbecue was read
for al these who would pariake Of il, an
he gave general invitation. The procei
n sion was then marched 10 ihe festive boar
II where we found every thing served up !
. the best of order. While eating, som
g spoke of the manner Of eating our barbe
e cue, and compared it 10 that of the com
: mon soldier; others thought il was equa
if not superior 10 Gen. Jackson's own ia
Bile while in camp. After eating sumpt.
ously, the company was again formed
er double file, marched TO the ground o
n which fha,r-s.sa-s- f..ss- ca-ssad- s.ha,,- Al
/, president of the day stepped in their from
y and addressed the company in somethin
i like the following manner: We have as
l. semble1 and have celebrated the day wit
that degree Of respect due such an occ'
i sion. Nothing has occurred, as / hop,
l. 10 mar the feelings Of any one; all hs
1t been nnion, concord, and social peac,
,. And when we depart from this place, !,
% each one consider that he has performe
1t a duty he owes to himself and his cour
lc try. Therefore let us go home to on
of wives and our fire-sides TO enjoy that
D. berty which was purchased for us by III
., blood Of the Revolution. The marsh'
i then dismissed the company after a fe,
1, guns had been fired, and they broke u
c. in quite becoming manner,
al JAMES JONES, Secretary.