The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-09
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THE CELEBRATION OF THE FoUprry =,
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THE cELEBRATloN OF THE PouRru
PHILADELPHIA.
The wet 9pleasant weather on Saturdav L., !.
Dol damPen n enthusiasm of the democ,sca
the teeoratios We're numerously attend.s q
sp'ntediy and armoniously conducted. Ths -,
neeui'S al tho4uare was very full and en,bns;s'
NC, ana eharHnzed by the best feelnSs ~
oranons OF Mess Kelley, Brewster, and Che
are warmly anohighly spoken of; and r. 10 He
ceedings general at al The various d,na. INC pro
marked by exPreions Of the strongest annrov"I :
the course OF thefneral and State sdminI
our faith. As'Pies o
| CELEBRATION OtHE FOURTH oF nm, -
FIRST CONFESSIONAL DIsTRICT Nv fhE
The committee be received the foIIoa,;-
swers to their inslions. They wers ras; an,
win great en'huslas by the company:
c AsHRoros, June %. Isas
uhSrLhAhs' ror very kind and eomnIim.,-
tary manner In whlciou have invited me "a 49,,
the democratic citizenf the 6rst Con-. u'e J" Joh
trct Of Pennsy wanna their calsbraion ~ us
fourth OF July, bege 10 accept my grn,ssJ -
Sno 'Sn menus - IN much reluctance that
yeip 70 sense OF ~ duty, and abstain from
ane p'eA'N'e "ouiu ',inly give me 10 be with
Inc lss. year mas eoeuted its trophies Cor the
snr'n ne o. inc hsuonai tversary. They will 6lI
one =, 1ne 'o~s OF our annals. The
- s.e uton and laws over an |
~ ssI'sII Gieis', volunteered member of
- :II'.l.I -, lhiant victories which |
can gulf adding elusters nam.s ~ VIC VIC siexi-
v.rd onvsnsni ~ e;sl;z less vista FOE the on
oron. imnnIss 9;Ssn 90 and freedom; the Wig
~ nsrnnsI nrosnss;,,, h., industrial pursuits
Of peace with Europe: the ~ ;ns;d.n, ntiliaiion
with honUrs so pure, a,nss ~ L'; sna' eesn
them 20 be associated with ln.n,I-Ss1 as Ut
glorious revolution. They ~. I y, our
that chain Of solid renown "a VIC AHtes, mas In
lubly together the history oinu inoiSso'
American people. "''~ VI the
0ns' lot acceptance the ng toast.
,ss.sIsss 30 iuann ~ ,h.;' no lntry, under the
principles, and their policy, ' ysGr, their
title, and becoming "eosrIsi ''a"N"'s 'heH
With renewed thsnis, red o,..
Your fnend ld felt an
To M...,, Iohr w DALLAS.
others, committee. ""' Daiy' aho 81
BY the committee .,
Hon. Geo NJ ballast sting psmept or ri. co
brilliant talents, manly soqsca , ioa ms bo
and personal accomplis b ents,s N sritues' ~
are well known and fusPprsedv ~. aU wSnis for
Union. "e "hoie -;
GLsTLEMES: ! have b the :, Iofo H.
very kind letter, lnvitinse to M ,Ss dS you' ur,
cratic citizens Of the frong In d;a,, oemo- The
their proposed festiyitient sIt, IN
on the ensuing annivery nalI,
denee. UNI "uepen'
To be permitted on uour n
meet at the festive boadortoF 'oiyuay TO @ p
liens, who, through good eyiknl3 'eno"-ct' U. 5
been found among the o. and n na'e ever n
Of the great principles sinced SuPpS1Tters bic
that memorable day, woe TO n Wonu on that
highest qualification. publ 1910. ioe OF ,he fore
however, will deprive nthis n "Sosemehts, nun
For the fauering ten Which, two.
pleased to refer to my n seryiy t na'e oeeh wor
accept my most grateuowledsnts r. - Of Il
thus encouraged in the rye OIL DC eign
ties by the approving p Of III "'oIo uu- II
TEEN, is the highest revhich - we most es, mono
upon public man willow. ~ eonlerred ton
cares and perplexitiese e. Be io' tne that
temen, that this appro'd NOT AZ Lev gen, as We
from any P1ruoh fellow.ctzens upon mant
whose S,1's 'r'ena'nip and snion Ace higher our
ra nnsaI h o' ny prmt me to ing al
propose the Ioho"hsh nous
ne democracy ms Sressinnai district: lgatio
Pu va. oo'u, e,H encounter the foe 1895,
without waiting 10 co lmbers Msv W. ished
tory soon again, as Ditch uno, ,hai, passa,
ners' averal
very reSPecuuhb edient servant, requir
IT. Al, IL, BUCHANAN. more;
others eomm;,,.e ' Thomas DAILY, and Is s. the
By the committee: Gently
nOn. 'anes D"e"aof Pennsylvania which
brightest Jewels-a salonstellation or re- as muC
worthless Of the first roa VIZ, ,o,t " ne ceIerit,
its unerring certainty A,be no. WIN concen
pors OF the present hton's gratitude viii though
do justice to Pennsylvsnyuisbed son VIII quence
WAsHn I,,u ,o,c ciaIy !
GENTLEMEN: have ,o,,, L.. first to
committee on behalf OH = -. as avail h,
first congressional distric vJ,.ni" =; .he United
me to participate with theb-,,;,, IL ana her
preaching anniversary sonsI ;sdna year, az
ence. oNp'"u 1859
For the manner in VII L.o against
to speak of my humble N -. notwIth
membrance of me as a NIX 80, A' a building
permit me to tender to yo 81 ,I, ae, value
warmest gratitude. ] ca, IL, aiu exports
sylvana was the State Or. ~ cur" notwith
my youth were passed 49,, more tn
the years Of my early ma ali as.aa;s ma In the
with the struggles of hef "a so,.: Great b
democracy. anu pa'riotic ports wa
Regretting most SINGER ,,h,;. a,,,; egn, ain
nsrn,;, rns - otf.r H.. at this time, The on,u
company, the sentiment 49, 'e"''ea last few
Most respectfully, yoursIlo,v ,;,;- lucrative
Gu,1yw,cIulen, superior
others commitee ~ Peltz, and cling an,
The Sons of PennsyJp. advantag
tune may cast their lot, the Tor AIM throt
claim Of the land of their bieease 10 ex bining h
BY the committee: "e'' merce in
The Hon. Robert j. VA ed about
loved and respected in his &c 'ess De of the mi
than honored in that of his thohweaith, and is a
- make one
HARRIssa, ,o tic per ann
GENTLEMEN: thank you - io4o. erery three
ton on behalf Of the democ we lnvita ing packe
congressional district, to ate .ne hrs' and comic
the SEVENTEEN anniversary,''''e on or to ordii
Moyamensing Hall. To c', al monopoly
citizens of the district in ceIef ieiiow, senger and
freedom would afford me no snuay OF Nothing