American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-03

iGy%DEDIChlION OF The POLITICAL SAB
BATH OF THIS GREAT NATION TO A MOST
GLORIOUS ENTERPRISE. The Order Of the Sons
Of Temperance, The Maryland state Temperance So
cetp, and the Marion Temperance Society, have de-
:ermned to celebrate the ensuing Anniversary OF
our National independence, ny holdIEg grand mass
meeting a GREENWOOD, most bsauttu spot OH the
North Eastern boundary of our city. They cordially
invite all members of The Order, all Temperance So
celiCs, ana sdch other associations ar, friendly to
the great cause of Total Abstinence to iOin them in
an eadavOr 10 make more general and permanent
those glorious principles by whose agency the count
less evils Contemporaries, can be remeded and our
beloved Republic rescued sm the poisoning embrace
of the Monster Tyran whose hearess rule filling
I the land with lamentations and death.
To the end, thatthe highy privileged citizens Of our
own America, may enjoy the rich blessings for which
the spirits of rs dearly paid, earnestly call or
every genuine friend to Human Liberty, to join us
this day IN the erection of an ataf devoted to Cod
Humanity and Freedom.
The causes worthy the best energies of every "a
tona Being Come then and let this political Sabbath
. be consecfated bya moral movement, whose happy
, results may be and felt when towering rIonu-
ments and marble plies shall be no where found LPt
mal who values himselfas ne should, and proper
ly estimates high moral worth, keep back IBIS cOun
try calls him IN her hour of danger and her cry is to
every trustworthy son,-to the rescue! t0he rescue
PROGRAMME.
The line will be formed IN North Eulaw street, the
night resting Baltimore street.-The different divisions
taking post numerically, followed by the State Tenn
perance Society, the Marion Society, and such others
will move down Baltimore ST., 10 Eden, IN Eden TO
Cay, out Gay to Greenwood arrived on the ground,
hollow square will be formed around the stand, and
the order of the exercises of the day announced bv
Mr.. CHRISTIAN KEENER.
At 10 o'clk., the GRAND WORTHY PATRIARCH
VIII assume the direction of the meeting, when a
blast from the Buge will proclaim the Commence
nent Of the ceremones-irstly, by singing Temper
ance Hymn. Prayer by Rev, Bro. Hetfner.
The Declaration of Independence viii be read BY
Mr. H. VANDERFORD, Jr.
syxU Ind ,I;t,n hut 81,
ers, who have been engaged for the occason:
Rev, Brother JOHN CHAMBERS, Of Phad.
Col. SNOW, of New York
Mr.. JOHN B. COUGH, of Boston.
DR., THOMAS sCHNEBLY, of Eagerstown
Dr. THOMAS l.. MURPHY, Of Baltimore
Al proper intervals, the scene will be envened by
appropriate music, for which purpose two efficient
i5ancs have been employed and as it is Contemplated
to continue the meeting throughout the day with only
brief recess, individuals have been designated to
furnish Whatever refreshments may be wanted, at
reasonable chsrge, 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 can effect to give satisfaction
Again, we appeal to every f.iend of man, to every
admlrer OF Freedom, to every lover of Virtue and
every faithful worshpper of the Most High God, TO
come, aud by their presence and cooperation, help
Us TO awaken spirit of Reform, whose cleansing
power shall forever remove the curse-tle eeplV
damuing curse-of Drunkenness from "Fair Column
bias happy land'
The various divisions of the Order are requested to
at tcH pdCes ut meeting III an carry nOuT,
say O'Clock, on the morning Of the 4th, and execute
their necessary business to be in line by halfpast
O'Clock II is to be hoped that this suggestion will be
promptly met, as the Chief Marshal is determined 10
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 permitted by the
Committee of Arrangement, from whom ticket must
be obtained. JOHN ]. DANEKER, ChiefMarshal
THos. PINDELL, Assistants
T. L, MURPHY, '''S'
NJ Is. Ii is respectfully intimaed to the Superinteu-
dants of the numerous sabbath Schools that an ar
rangement might be made to have the children under
their charge formed upon the footway along Baltimore
street. and execute one or more Temperance Odes as
the procession passes. Such arrangement would
dou stless be as gratifying to the children it would
be acceptable to those in the procession. ie23wsh4t