Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

The Congress Of The U. sMay they leave bunconabe out
OF their Deliberations and such laws as may be for the
ptesent and permanent good OF the nation
CATcH-"Nister Speaker"
The President of the u s.May his dictated
by wisdom and may be minsge The Affairs Of the Union
as TO gain TO himself the appreciation Of the people.
Tune BY The bana-w sshiogron's March
such will tend to The glory and good Of their
country GIEE-.wen hold cabinet eOuDcil'
IN virtue as well as in prosperity
Sose-"HOme sweet home"
The Governor Of the s'ae-May wisdom dictate alb his
measures Tune by the Band
The Legislature OF the S.aic-May the acts which they
passed during heis late session be beneficial to the State
Our army in MexicO-May their bravery crowned with
victory, till they 'conquer peace"
sose-"He would be soldier"
The Press-This followed the reading Of
ode on the subject.
The following volunteer toass also drunk. in
| tsrspersed with appropriate songs and music
By ] D. Deirees PTinters-Whereyer there struggle
for Liberty. there they may always be found
BY David v. Cuey Jouneymen Prinfers-In practical
knowledge and general intelligence class they make fair
impressions In kindness Of heart and gentemaDly depot
country, they stand front lime, If always
head Of the column aud fail TO batter squabe the
form Of the when in Of their shooting sticks
BY John Douglass: The DIy-As Printers, whose busi-
IL is tribute something its messsabe Iec0llec-
tions. may we be admonshed Of the fact that heoneoe
ordeal shall come, may each Of looking the
prOshe Of life be able TO rely approving conscience
IN all the vacations in life dis
tinciioDs shall be lost in the vortex OF time.
By Mr.. Bolton: The Printers Of the United Sidtes-Their
patriotism country name, acts.
as the last with England and the present with
Mexico fully prove TO the world There is no American
battle field which OF their number have
| found in Tie thickest of the fight.
ByS.V. B. Noel: The Orator Of the day. and the Reader
Of Washing ons FdrelceH add, esther selection fat
leng evidence of the high estimation in which The "Dei
pies Of Faust" held by the Mechanics Of Indianapolis
By b. vandercrt: The Press-The Independent Press,
he of he in
/ STUNT ling block.
By j. B. Dillon: The Press and Peopre-The liberty of the
press and the liberty Of the people, nd nsepaahle
BY Alex J. Elder: Our Larited Guests-Mr Galway-An
illuminated edition Of human Mr. Wander rIft-A
prof often read and often found correct: Mr. Douglass
Senin Of the art guide for ;unors Mr. Culey-A dis
pldyed line columns which makes good impression:
gue-A rOD1e placed IN the Archives OF the State; Mr.
Noe-A form IOcked-up in affections MIR. DilloB-A
Bachelor of the Art; whole hand at ho-Press Alto
geiher-OrHdmentdl types in society," and fonts Of honor
By f. X. Bascom: The Bdnd-rhey have the thanks OF
| the craft for THEN music this evening.
By SmUn Ohr Our worhy hostess and her erceent cheer
we all efforts for Internal i'm
Proreen have succeeded far better than did those Of the
wise Of the Hooser State.
| By typo: Our hOStesSs fair daughter = B. autifu
and fair the queen Of the Gsces-chaSie as Diana
by the by why don't she make Printer haPpy
BY John H. Obs: Franklfa-May be always be Iemem-
bered n ornament 10 the Craft
BY Sam. DurlOp The Ladies Of IadianapOis-our "aid
By John II. Ohr: Retired Priniers-May they have
cause to regret the day they became Printers DerL"
T. N.
ways have plenty of employmenl-receive liberal wages
| and never be undermined BY rats OF tlco-hirders.
gons 20 REPRESENTATIONS and smith, nav they
ply their shooting sticks and resume the use OF balls, and
make impression tina, their country will not cancel
BY +. B. rhorne; Washington and FTdnkIin-Examples
| worthy Of imitation.
By David R. Elder. The Girls Of Indianapolis = Our
supporters-may the sofa OF he their resting
place. and the thought Of coquetTy foreign 10 their minds
By j. W. Duzan: The Mtsss ChapmOns-A pair Of
"cdses'-may they never lack "sOrts"
L " j III
snews Of wars all occasions, and when his country calls
may he have extra TO apply to his shooting stick
BY j w. Duzan: The Uaion-A form set up imposed and
locked up by of the Revolution. May
transmit il good register well justified, and as free
By J. H. McDougaII: Tae U states-Loeked UP in the
chase Of mutual interest," they may defiance to their enc
mics
By Daniel b. Culley Our Iauited Guesis-aving after
years of TOLL retired from The business without bemi>h on
their 'acler they hold high place IN our
| By Jos. g. Jones: WOmGa-An illuminated edition OF
handy cork up pearl and full bound in musiin May
she be locked in the EN- Nv Of kindness and her form
never be battered by man.
i By E. B. Thorne Our Hostess-Having given plenty
Of fat matter, have distributed all, and each with his
case well filled leaves the board clear of MA good evidence
Of her tasie May her shadow never be less.
By J. H. McDOuya: Rails and ToO-thiTdeTs-May their
shadows become less
| By C. n. West: Our HOsiesss ddughter-May she be
joined in the bonds Of mamony and never have cause TO
use OF on her shelter half"
By d. r. Elder: Gen. Washing on-Long may his oith
day be remembered.
By H. G. Finch: Our brother typos an Merlco-May thcy
their shooting but distribute he eda-
ca matter among The Mexican columns, and show clean
proof Of their workmanship
By D. R. Elder: Gen. TdyEor-May he leave fair i'm
preston upon the Mexcans Squabbe their columns, knock
their forms into pr and victory crown him in every
movement.
By K. Bascom: The Press of our Chy-May il be well
sustained, and receive liberal price for their work
By JOS. G. Jones-The deceased members IF our erqff;
"No more shall copy bad perpex their brain-
No more shall types small face their eye-bals strain
No the proofs foul page create them troubles
BY euors, tIanspositions, outs and doubles;
No more their heads shall ache from authors whims,
As overIunnings, d,ivng-outs and ms;
The surly pressman's flown they now may scou-
Revised corrected, finally wrought OF
The following sent in by 4. May who could not
/, attend: ,
fon-may examples Of their enterprise their Perscve-
rance aud their make lasting impression upon the
rising generation.
Vice President. Messrs. Geo. A. Chapman, Defrees,
Mcguire, Douglass, Culey, Noel, Vandegrlft, aud
Dillon
In the course Of the evening the following original
song was sung by Mr.. GALWAY:
When mankind in darkness and slavery dwelt,
To their lordng they bowed, TO their emerors knet,
To their priests they paid homage pesleaft not due
: Fair Liberty IT, and said "This won't dos;
fIom this lime decree
That mankind shall be free,
Their bonds they shall sunder
. And loud a. JOve's thunder,
Proclaim their devotion to fair Liberty.
But to find firm footing, where long may rest
III Just take a trip to the land in the West;
There's soil and climate well suited know
Foi the which I'll plant there for ages to grow
Fim be the decree. &C.
The sons Of Columbia will foster the plant,
And I'll never withhold any succor they want,
But their sentiments boldly and freely express,
; III give them free aud an unshaekied press
Firm be the decree, &e.
There science shall spring. and where Freedom regns