The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-13


i. and had occasoned offered, would hav,
proved themselves worthy compeers Of oul
Fl brave citizen soldiery.
:. z. The President Of the United States
3. The Goreraor of North Caroiina.
4. The deceased ofieers and pricaies Of
ftmpdny C.-Though uncovered with the
glory of tho battle field, still they rcpose
upon lie death bed Of Fame.
o. lie Constitution of lie u. States. =
The last and best bulwsIk Of human liber
iy, beautiful 10 theory, perfect in practice
o. Noyh Carolina. Varied and beau
lilul in her resources, strong in her inres.
rily, ich IN the virtue and intelligence 81
her people, may the public spirit now be.
ginning TO animate her sons, soon place
/ her in the elevated position 10 which she
, is Justly entitled.
:. The mss,ory Of George Washing Ton.
s. Tae ". {. Regimtm.-iis courage
and discipline, gave II a high standing IN
,he AnerIcan Army.
p 1he Army and Nary of the u. S.
The adniraIIon Of friends, terror to ell.
kr'es.
g 10. The University aud other Semina.
es Of Learning in North Carolina.
N IL. The United Stofes.-Gioriousin the
|f'isiory OF the past, unrisaIed in the chron.
1cles OF the present, may the annals Of the
lulure never close upon the cnd oi her
greatness.
IL. The World. ~ May the world be.
come one family Of Republics, as our Re.
public is a family of States, and my
strength, goodness and wisdom, he HE ia.
Their, mother aud teacher of the household.
ID. Woman. essence Of our exis.
tence, her soothing influence is ever felt in
the honr Of adversely.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY Col. d. Coleman--The citizen sol.
diers Of the United Sia,es-Aiways ready
and always able TO defend their country's
rights.
By Capt. II. A. Area-The Ladies Of
Cabarrus The farcst in the land. with
hearts susceptible Of he teGdercst emotions.
By Lieut.. n Slough The Ladies' May
they he the orly coaquerors Of our gallant
BY joe. W. Scot,-The sons OF Cahar
Ius We viii Gght the battles OF our ccun.
Try and love the :" gals Of our land.
BY Samuel McCanhy--The patriots Of
iceland who are nov slrugg!ing 'or ibcr.
y MAY success crown Their every ,tiIu,
init Saxon lyranls are driven from their
shores. Then will the " harp Of Tafa's
Halls " which has long lam mute, aga,n
lwakcn and ,ibralc with the strains Of lab.
ny and then will The dying groans Of /.
IsI victims as they lie on the battle grounds
rove the requiem Of British power.
By l.. A. Melcnor- Cabatrus-.W hen
'rr country was surrounded by danger,
he county Of Cabafrus was not repfoach I
d with the sentiment that "she knew her
lu,y and did it not"
BY Capt II, A. Area--Peace Peace
long may II reign II the borders Of our
BELOVED country.
By J. A. Bradshaw Tie brave Nuun.
GERS Our pride IN peace aud our glory IN
var, may natan's gratitude inscrihe their
ames upon Il tablet, the last to he torn
rom the pages Of history by the hand Of
inc.
BY Dr.. Gibson-To the young "flor.
cts" Of the Volunteers Of
he old nest, their presence IN Mesco
roved a security against any further al.
acks on line here Of Buena Vista.
By James SIaan- Glory 10 the man who
wued The laod, and made the plough lha,
loughed the field thai grew the corn, that
% the goose thdt produced th- Quill, thai
,ade the pen that wrote the " Declaration
Independence.
BY VIM. J. Alexander deceased
olun,eess-Though they par,ake not of
lis festival, may their memories ever have
place in the hearts Of their coratrymen.
By Dr. Brrron--Iiere's success to The
Big pud,lo Hunt"
Y, 7, $. lienderson-The late Captain
tl,c, Of Company C-Peace and honor
his memory.
BY R. Btrrlager Woman Consersa.
RS IN peace -arhters in war-our chief
essing all the time.
BY DR.. Gibson-The Volunteers Of Ca.
,frus--Distlnguished for their patriotic
ravery, may il continue as May day c
In. which shines in its spendor, yet is
u oppressive.
By Henry FuU-Qhe las, Revolu,iona.
, relict Of Cabarrus)-l am one Of The
81 men, who, in Concord, helped TO bury
Washington.
By c. s. Brown-Our gallant Army and
'avy.
BY a Lady-More than a hearty vel :
,me do we tender our noble and gallant =
and as unrivalled as your mer. |
may your fame he. 3 cheers.
By Capt. Aren.-The Volunteers of Ca.
us-May they Away. retain their pat. :.
otism, and ever be willing to fgh, the
Isi battles of their country.
By J. II. Hodglns-T The Fathers and {
lnthets OF the Volunteers Glad are we !
see their faces around this happy festsl !
oard.
By Dr.. Bingham. North Carolios-- :,
When asked Tor her Jewels, she can pom, y
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