American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-28

I Banners will BE- shr0uded IN mourning. and the MEM
berS requested 10 wear Grape on the left arm.
The Firemen of Baltimore ready to unite with
their fellow citizens in testimonials of respect to de-
parted worth will, 1t is confidently expected appear
IN full strength this moutnful occasion.
The line will be formed in the following order: Me-
chantcal, Union, Friendship, Depfori, Liberty, Iade-
pendent, Vigiant, New Market Columbia, First Bal
timore, Caed, franklin, Washington, Patapsco, How
ard Waterman and Lafayette.
FRANCIS GALLAGHER and SAMUEL Ii. COVER have
been appointed Assistant Marshals.
/; JESSE HUNT Chief Marsha! U.F. D.
R3- COLUMBIAN FIRE COMPANY. The mem
bers OF The Columbian Fire Company are requested 70
meet Al their Hall THIS Saturday. EVENING, 2Sth
June, al 8 O'Clock. Members requested 10 be
punctua in their attendance, business of great i'm
poliarce viii come up for ;heit consideration.
By order, J. Il. BURNUP,
II sec'y pro TEN.
G5-DEDICATION OF THE POLITICAL SAB
BATH OF THIS GREAT NATION TO A MOST
GLORIOUS ENTERPRISE. The Order fine Sons
Of Temperance. the Maryland State Temperance So
Clety and the Marion Temperance Society, have de
ternlned to celebrate the ensuing Anniversary of
our National independence, by hoidlag grand mass
meeting Greenwood, amost beautiful spot on the
North Eastern boundary Of Our city. They cordially
invite all members Of the Order, all Temperance So
cieties, and such other associations friendly 10
the great Of Total Abstinence to Join them in
an endavor 10 make more general and permanent,
those glorious principles by whose agency the count
less evils OF intemperance can be remedied and
beloved Republic rescued frem the poisoning embrace
of the Monster Tyrant, whose hPartteSS rule is filling
the land with lamentations and death.
TO the end, ihathe highly privileged citizens of our
own America, may enjoy the rich blessings for which
the spirits OF 10 so dearly paid we earnestly call
every genuine friend to Human Liberty, TO Join us
tts day in the erection OF altar, devoted to God,
Humanity and Freedom.
The causeiS worthy the best energies OF every
tonal Being Come then and let this political Sabbath
be cOnSecrlted by a moral movement, whose happy
results may be seen and felt wien towering nonu-
mentS and marble piles shai! be no where found. Let
no man, who values hmselta he should, and proper
~ estimates hlgh moral WORTH keep bdck,-nIS COun
try calls hun in her hour of danger, and her cry
every trustworthy sonto the rescue. to the rescued
PROGRAMME.
The line vii! be formed IN North EutaW street, the
right resting Baltimore street.-The different divisions
taking post numerically, followed by the State Tenn
perance Society, the Marion Society, and such others
may Join them At So'clock precisely the column
will move down Baltimore ST., to Eden, up Eden to
Gay, out Gay TO GeenwoOd arrived on the ground
hollow square will be formed around the stand, and
me order OF the exercises of the day announced by
Mr.. CHRISTIAN KEENER
AT 10 o'ck., the GRAND WORTHY PATRIARCH
will assume the direction of the meeting, when a
blast from the Buge will proclaim the Commence
ment of the cererlOnies-tirsty by singing Temper
ance Hymn. Prayer by Rev. Bro Hefiner
The Declaration of Independence will be read by
Mr.. II. VANDERFORD, Jr.
Addresses viii be delivered by the following Speak
ers, VINO have been engaged for the occasiou
Rev. Brother JOHN CHAMBERS, of PhiIad
Cot! SNOW, of New York.
Mr.. JOHN B. COUGH, Of Boston
Dr.. THOMAS SCHNEBLY, of Hagerstown.
Or. THOMAS l.. MURPHY, of Baltimore.
At proper intervals, the scene will be eniivened by
appropriate music, for which purpose two efficient
Bands have been employed and il is contemplated
to contnse the meeting throughout the day, with only
brief recess, individuals have been designated TO
furnish whatever refreshments may be wanted, at
reasonable charge. while proper persons have been
appointed to preserve the most perfect order and
interrupted quiet Every thing will be done that the
best directed effort effect give satisfaction.
Again, we appeal to every fiead of man, to every
admrer OF Freedom, to every lover of Virtue, and
every faithful worshipper of the Most High God, to
come, ana by their presence and corporation, help
us to awaken spirit of Reform, whose cleansing
power shalt forever remove the curse-the deeply |
damnihg curse-of Drunkenness from "Fair Column |
bias happy land"
The various divisions of the Order are requested to
assemble at their places uf meeting at early hour,
say O'CLOCK on the morning of the 9TH, and execute
their necessary business to be in line by half past
O'Clock. II is to be hoped that this suggestion will be
promptly met as the Chief Marshal is determined TO
tax up the line of march precisely at O'Clock
Let all persons interested take notice that no booth
or stand for the sale OF any article, will BE- allowed
within the ENCLOSURE, but such as are permitted by the
Committee of Arrangement, from whom ticket must
be obtained. JOHN j. DANEKER, Chief Marshal !
Tits PIsDELL, nssis.o,,,
r. L. MURPHY, h's'S'o"'S'
N. B. II is respectfully intimaed to the Supernten
dants OF the numetGuS Sabbath Schools that an ar
rangemen might be made TO have the children under
their charge formed upon the tootway along Baltimore
street. and execute one or more Temperance Odes as
the procession passes such an arrangement would
dnustess be as gratifying to the children it would
be acceptable to those in the procession. je23wst4t
NJ Pursuant to public notice, an adjourned meet
ing Of the BUTCHERS OF BALTIMORE, was held
al the Bazaar, Harrison street, on Wednesday, e5th
instant, when the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted
WHEREAS, il has pleased an all. wise Providence TO
remove from among the patriot the sage, the nero,
ana me Christian, Andrew JACKSON, it becomes US
as body 10 Unite with our fellow citizens in paying
respect To the memory and honor to the name OF nm
VINO loved his country, aud who in the hour OF her
danger, wheA ruthless foe had placed his foot upon
hhr sou, breasted the storm and supported ler ilohor
with the most brilliant success; aud has enjoyed sue
ceSSiVay il return, token of their gratitude, the
she 81 Office in the git OF free and lndspeh"a'i'
people.
BE it therefore resolved That the Butchers Of Bal
more will appear horseback, to join their fellow
Gltlzens ia the funeral obseques to take piace on
Tuesday next.
Resolved, That Jashua NJ. Turner act as Chief Mar.
sha on hc occasion, with Messrs. Charles Myers and
Francis Hoover to act as aids The following gentle
men were appointed as Sub misunderstanding tho
mas Jacob PapIar, VIM. Carmichael, George kratL,
Harry F. Turner, Thos J. Rusk sam1 j. feht1; IA
ron Hoffman, VIM. Eden, and John Nicholson.
ON motion, Resolved, That Mr. And'w II. Wells
be appointed bearer Of the national flag, ana Mr. Hen
ry mith bearer Gf our cdat of-arns
Resolved, That NJ ssrs Bi1ckiar anu hcEhoy pe
the bearers Of our professional emblems.
Resolved That we hereby cordially uvlle aii the
old members Of fraternity to participate WIN us
on the occasion, and for the information OF tose tnat
were not present our meeting and purpose 10 unle
with Us, have agreed to accoue ourselves III tne
following manner Blackpantaoons, black vest whte
roundabout, aud white gloves
Resolved, That any and all the Market Houses i,e
Procession may pass, the fronts of the same TO DC
hung in mourning
Resolved, That Market will be held in the several
Markets. the ming previous, there being no MAR
ket on the day If the Procession.
Resolved, That the above proceedings be published
STERLING THOMAS, Pres't.
SAMUEL ]. PENrz, Secy [R1 Ie2o3t