The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-27

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hing. written immrdialrly siirf Iiar battle
below NeW nTleanS in 1915.
The addresses sf tie President and
Vice President. wrFe rereiaed with hear
~ rherrs and two guns each.
Tie following aie tle regular l0asis q
sen an the oreakion; each nf nhiri was
snrreeded with Ihe usual cheers and sa-
Lutte Of artillery:
!. Tie sih II yannaes-T'his day We
relehr1Ie IN rnmmsmoEalina af the great
virInEy gained by Gen. Jackson below
New Oheans-msy il he remembered and
relebnied al it, annual return until tine
shall he no more.
2. George Hashiagson, the Father Of
his COnniry- may his services he rrmem-
hrred and fully appreciated hy the friends
Of liberty until tine shall rease.
3. Lafayette, The champion Of freedom
= Mell'lhs rare Was run. "a.
An lime shall hill thee RuraI~is Boblest son."
4. The signrrs ai ihr DECLARATION Of in
dependence - may they be remembered
and hOnored until The end Of time.
5. The soldiers of the revolution. who
gained Tor Us onr libeIiy-may their sons
cherish and proiect il. --
@. Gen. Andrew JarksOn-may his mi-
lilsry acts. as the hero Of New Orleans, be
an example for the rising generation.
Z. The Constitution nfihe United State.
the sons Of liberty viii forever support
Il.
8. The old North Slair-may her sons
in time 0f need always be- found wi ling 10
ralIy under the glorious stars and stripes
OF our Union. a.-. :3*.... e.
o. The Mexican war may il prove
hon0rably blessing Ia our country.
10. Our armies in Mexic0-nIay they
continue 10 he victorious, and bring the
war 10 an honorable and speedy lermina-
ton. q
u. The North Carolina regiment of
VOIuniecTs-may il, NJ the close Of the
war, bring back IFS beautiful and costly
banner lihc gift nf The STATED uniarnished
by INSTRUMENTATION or defeat.
~. Gen. Zachary TayloI-worlhy ol
the lasting gratitude of his country, and oI
the laurels he has won.
10. The I.atlies-may they love merit,
and merit love.
VOLUNTEER ToASTs.
By he Prrsidtni. YIN. Hobbs, our
guest on the present occasion, who has
returned in safety and with much honor
from the bloody fields of Buena Vista.
by the Marshal. Capt. Braxlon Bragg
may he never lack for grape.
BY The assistant Marshal. Gen. Fac.
Taylor may his services he remembered
by the Americans, as long as the battle oI
Buena Vista will be remembered by the
| Mexicans.
By lin. Hobbs. Col. Jefferson Davis,
commanding the LIST Mississippi regiment
at Mon,erey-the bravest Of the brave
may he be The last forgotten on that me-
moIable day. * -~
by b. Chsrk. esq. The Orange boys
now in Mexico-may we gree, their safe
return 10 old Orange.
BY hg. Nstane. Our country, right
or wrong.
BY J. ID. Forrest. The Gravelly Hill
Volumteers-inay they be as brave as they
are generous.
Several other ioasts were presented,
which are we obliged to omi, for want oil
room.
The toasts were interspersed with songs
by Messrs. s. N. Tate, &. {. Smith and
p. Fowler
The company broke up ut sun set, with
ont any thing happening to disturb the
| feelings of the mos, sensitive.
7 o. The Raleigh Standard viii please insert
the above,