The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-07-26

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arose and eljysIs an address, Id d very chasteS
and ieloqus IS The ration ia much.
5crsdit tot the @ @er. and all VIII. heard BIN
were well rfessed.
After this, the company were invited tos
Epartaks of a barbecue, which had been pre. !.
pared Tor the occasior Aiter3 the dinner
8waaa over The following regulnr toasss wefes
!res and repeated three persons chosen;
fse tho occasion 2sf3s4
GUAR TO OAsTS. ssBss BE |.
], The Day ice SCelebraie e The dayWhichI
yielded political existence ito potent Nation
May .hat heroic spirit which aroused our.
forefaihers OF '76, still animate their descend-
ants Of '46: We hail it with much pride
and gratitude as the birth day OF our, freedom.
q Gen; George Washing ton M May The pa.
triotisinE o the Father Of our Indepe
never be gotten by any true hearted Anne.
rican.
s. s.. Constitution ef he D. e cher
ish 1t "a the sacred charter OF our liberties.
May it be preserved entire, without eficroachs
ments, or violation, hs; being the offspring Of
our ilnstrious ancestors. 1 4$Ts q
a. Hon, John g. Ca dlhoun-sAs d Politician,
first and foremost in defending the rights Of
the south. May not South Carolina boast of
hergifted sont ;ssst 3sss5 S.ssiS
rs s. The Presidents Of the u. :.Ssyates Nav
the good of, hls country be the vital sprir1 sof
every action. dIay he sanction the sestab-
lishuent Of q peace, founded on Patriotism.
Beney yolence aud Virtue. 85s',
6. Gen! Z idylor-4-- NJ ay tl,e hero be covered.
with The honors which his intrepidity has
achieved in the Mexican war.
Palmetto Regime,t-- they have won
many laure,s by their gallant deeds sand no.:
Bile department in the battleS of Mexico ( On
their return. with demonstrations Of Joy, let
US shew them in what estimation they are
held by their fellow citizens. tsa6{I
7 8: South Carolina ~ May she ever boast
OF the yalor of her sons who were engaged
in the Mexican contests q ~ Z.
9aHs Ercellency Ddrid d oh,son-.The
distinguished jurist and patriot: May his
gubernatorlal tour be crowned with sElory and
honor. 4 fi Ia & 3 tt ! I'd. 4 .Eass b;
10. To The memory Of Col F. III. l3,alerr;
and Lieltal;ol. Dickinson Whilst their bod
,es rest Inc the silent tomb, let their names
) be- consecratel in lie temples OF fame aud
on the tablets of Immortality. @ j IS
IL. The Army and Nary May they con-
tinue to prove themselves as they have here
tofore done, formidable to our enemies and
protection TO our nation, liberty and inde-,
pendcnce. II, & fe# (; St;i
II. The Heroes IF le Rerolntion- Nav
their services rendered during The reyolu-f
tionary struggle, lie ever cherished, and new
er obslterated rom the high pages of Ameri-:
can history. +. 81 & 81 3. Is
l3 Wunan-We admire her for her be ,uty,
we cherlsh her for her molesiy and virtue.
and we love her because We cannot help il.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS. n
BY Jas 6 McFadiin. The memosy Of
those who signed tile Declaration of lyde-3
peadence, who could MT be awcd into suS-
mission by the voice: Of majes.y, nor tho mo-:
naces OF sovereign power. .1. 8 Il
.t BY WIN iMcElreen. Gen. Lewis Cass
and Gen. w. q. Butler the Democratic no.
ninees OF the Baltimore Convention Tor Pre-
ysdent:s both alike competent to meet the
opposers of the Constitution on the floor oi
Congress, or on the battle field. # s, 3, ifs ifS
BY DR.. D. H. Smith. The Fair--Alay
their motto be Modesty, Peace, Beneyo!ence,
Virtue and Religion. s.
HS By WIN 81 Mcintosh. Abolitionism
Yankee plot, whose aim is entire destruction
to Southern Agriculture: May it ever meet
with the strongest opposition by every true.
heated Republican,. & isE
BY Dr a Fl Frierson. May The pres
ent Anniversary which we celebrate in
rrcollectons Of re, be consecruted by.
every American. /. II 5s
BY NJ McFatltlin. May our next Pre-
siden,ial chair be occupied by ano,hars
military hero of undaunted courage and
r, adincss to encounter difficulties of much
enonr,y-Olsl Rough aud Renay . q
BY r f NJ Faddin-C Gen Winfield Scots.
Famed for military renown: "A leader o.. tho
Republican nigh; his name though enrolled
on the pages OF history bears ample room ior.
a more noted career. s,s5
By DR. a Fl Frierson The Wisconsin:
Uncle Sans infant. May It be cherished
and protected by him that she may be AN
ornament to herself and the Union.a 8; H
BY Wm E McFadden. Gen w JWor.h
The storlning Of Monterey a formidable op-
portunity for distinctions; he has mmor allied
his name as an experienced and accomplish
edotficer. IS
BY NJ D. Mcintosh. The Sumter yolun.f
teers, the glory Of our District. Nav they
long i've in;tlie hearts of their coun,rymcnY
~ BY W. II Woods. The PGl,nsttoI Regi-
mem: Thcy have taken the first stand in AIeSi.
CO, got the highest praue for heir 5yalcr and
bravery. May their successors eyer be
ready on similar occasions TO do as. they have
done. tS55 IL
By DR. WI Woods. A greeting 10 the
remaining Palmetioes:-
Hail Palmetto's valiant little band, sSs
Peace is made and the war is done, .$
Welcome hack to your native land, 81
To enjoy tho laureis your yaior's won, "a
LIBERATION OF THE 4TH OF
JULY AT KINGSTREE, IS, G.
The 72nd anniversary Of American
Independence was celebrated BY tho
Kingstree Light Dragons" at tic Court
House, in quito a spirited and gallant