The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-01-24
Eighth Of January
G & / B B R A TITO N .

Infantry were on parade, subject to the
orders of the brave and veteran Captain
Schnetberg and his gallant Aids: They
presented very fine appearance, if not
finer. After performing varions manoeu-
vres in the presence of the assembled
crowd the company adjourned to the store
of Lieut.. Little. They organized by aP-
pointing Patrick Branif' President, Henry
Schnetberg and Sebastian Fry, Vice Pres
dents. On motion the assembly was brief
ly addressed by Sergeant HI. G. Kaylor,
in style peculiarly animating, and apPro-
pirate to the occasion The preliminary
arrangements and speechifying concluded,
the following toasts were read &c.
REGULAR TOASTS.
1st Our .4rnay and Nary: As efficient
as any in the world.
I'd. Our Constitution and La,os: So
perfectly consistent with reason, and COM
patible with human will-they must en-
dure while time enoures.
Sd. Education: Without it, man would
be one of the most vile and feroclous, yet
helpless and miserable of sublunary beings.
4th. The American Agricultures: The
main support both to the laws and people.
ling to extend the wing OF protection over
the oppressed.
9th. A hearty welcome to all emigrants
and success to immigration.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS-
By Francis A. Storm: The Sth of JAM:
Nav 1t ever be source of qualification to
Americans.
By Peter Sweeny:
Our Home and our Country: Oh may it
stand,
When commanded by such Generals as
we have at hand.
By Augustin Kaylor: The Allegeny In
faltry: May they never suffer defeat.
By Joseph A. Buck: General Jackson:
A MAJ who never shrunk from response
bilties when he saw that his country re-
quired that he should do so.
By John T. Leavy: Our Country and
our Counlry's cause forever.
BY James Miller: The Ladies of our
Country: All Hail!
By III. Scanlan: Long corns and tight
| boots to the enemies of our CO unity.
| By Francic Flick: Gen. Andrew Jack
son: The hero of New Orleans.
By Henry Schnetberg: The Allegheny
Infantry: May they do as well, as | wish
them well.
By Daniel Gallagher: May the Eagle
of America spread its wings and crush the
tyrannical oppressors of England.
By III. Scanlan: Cambria county: New
er in the rear in her number of soldiers.
By F. Pfoff: Long may the memory of
Gen. Jackson be held in esteem.
By P. Braniff: My Country right or
wrong.
By Henry Schnetberg: Success to all
our fellow soldiers of the Cambria Legion.
| By James A. Todd: Here's to the day
we celebrate, in honor Of the victory gain
ed at New Orleans by the heroic Andrew
Jackson.
By Jerome J. Melhorn: Gen. Andrew
Jackson: The Hero, the Sage, and the
Patriot.
By P. Braniff: That the Allegheny In
fantry may stand by their country's cause.
By II. G. Kaylor:
Captain Schnetberg a soldier brave,
Ever ready his Country's honor to save,
From the grasping hands of tyrant's slaves,
good commander he will make,
When called forth Canada TO take,
Or some nation the present peace TO break,
So here's health to you Captain it's Bran
dy Itake.
By A. Little: Our country: Whether
attacked at home or abroad may the Allie
gheny Infantry never shrink from the
preservation of it.
By Henry Schnetberg: Camp Jackson:
Where many American soldiers were in
spired with courage to fight their country s
foe, some were also animated TO leave for
dear home.
By J. L. Leavy: May the ladies who
grace our company with their presence
never have corns on their toes.
By Thomas Hogue: May the Alleghe-
ny Infantry answer the expectations of
their country as the Heroes of New Or
| leans did on the 10th of January, 1915.
| By VIM. j. Coons: The 9Th of Janua-
ry: May it ever be an example to the
American Soldier and may it strike terror
and dismay among the British tyrants.
By Henry Schnetberg: Here is pros
perity to all American Generals and Sol
diers.
By Joseph A. Todd: Andrew Jackson:
As brave soldier as ever drew a sword
in liberty defence.
By Jerome j. Melhorn: This is the
ever memorabl Sth of January on which
General Andrew Jackson gained the bril-
liant victory DER the proud Brittons at
at New Orleans; may the Allegheny In
fantry always be ready to persue the same
course against any invaders on the Amer
lean soil.
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