The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-07
22d of February.

rade subject to the orders of Capt. Henry
Schnetberg. After performing various
manoeuvres with their new shooting irons,
the company adjourned to the store of
Lieut.. A. Little. The meeting was or
ganized by appointing Henry Scanlan
President; George M'Gough and Joseph
A. Buck, Vice Presidents. On motion the
assembly was addressed in very anima-
ting manner by James Kaylor, Captain
Schnetberg, Francis A. Storm, and others.
The orators having concluded their re-
marks upon the subject of the day, the
following toasts were read.
REGULAR TOASTS.
1st. The American Army; That it NAV
always sustain the honor of the nation.
2nd. Here's to our Nation: That 1T
may increase in strength.
Sd. Here's down with slavery and upI
with freedom.
4th. Our Nation: AS capable of repel-
ling invasion as any in the world.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
By James Kaylor: Would to heaven
that Washington and Jackson were living
today, and they should lead the army of
America TO drive to the Jumping place,
the kings and potentates of Europe.
By James O'Donnell The Stars and
Stripes of our Countrywide one to guide
the patrio: in his country's defence, the
other punishment to her aggressors.
By Francis p. Litzinger: The 22G of
February-A day upon which the Ameri-
can people and all lovers of liberty thro'
out the world, had born to them, the father
the founder, End the defender of freedom
and liberty.
By James Todd: George Washington
who, when yet boy, out-generalled the
veteran Generals of Great Britain, and
country from its tyrannical oppressors.
Long may his birthday be celebrated by
the American people.
BY Henry Schnetberg: To the memory
of the Father of our Country-May his
birthday be celebrated by his people as
, long as this world turns in its sphere.
By j. Nj. Christy: Here's to the Cap
tain of the Allegheny Infantry, and that he
may perform his duty as the man did
whose birthday we celebrate
| By John II. Leavy; That the Cambria
Legion may celebrate this day, the 22nd
of February, the ever memorable birthday
of the father of our country, in manner
that cannot be scorned at.
/ By H. G.. Kaylor: General George
WashlngtOn-the man who led the Amer
lean heroes of the dark and dismal DAYS OF
rs, and gained for US the liberty which
we now so largely partake of. He was
Justly styled the father, the founder, and
+ the defender of the American government
By George Nj. Parrish: Our Washing
tons glory unfaded will shine, and die no
until love of virtue shall cease on earth, o
earth itself sink into chaos.
By Augustine Kaylor: That the Cam
brla Legion may ever remember the glo
rious 22d Of February, the birthday O
= Washington the father of his country
who was friend to and defender of tht
American people. May the Allegheny
, Infantry be as ready to the call of thei
| country as Washington the brave VIII,
never flinched when his country callet
him to arms.
By Universal Consent: The Alleghen,
! lnfantry-The best set of coasters nov
$ living; whether in prose or poetry, they
can take the hat on an 9Th of January
> The Lord help them.
By Joseph A. Todd:
Here's to Gen. George Washington sol
dier brave,
h Who became soldier his country to say,
n Who so nobly refused sceptre or crown
b And into quiet life peacefully settled down
= Long may his memory De held sacred AM
o dear,
O By all who the name of Americans bear
e By George M. Parrish: Gen. Wash
. ington, the gallant soldier, the bravest o
J., the brave-May his name be forever hon
: ored and respected by the American peo
O pie.
# By J. M. Christy: Here's luck ant
d success 10 the Allegheny Infantry, and tha
y they may be the star of the Keystone.
O By Henry Schnetberg: TO the fair Sc,
a of our dear country,
Y By ]. Nj. Christy: Here's to the maj
) that owned the land, that raised the corn
i that fed The goose, that raised the quill
that wrote the Declaration of Indepen
dence.
By Peter Kaylor: Gen. George Wash
i ington-My mind and pen both fail whel
;, they attempt to draw picture of the hon
d or the glory, and the praise due to thi
,f great man.
y By VIM. j. Coons: May the Alleghen,
n Infantry always do ther duty towards thei
d country and their lellow-soldiers.
n By Peter Kaylor: May the Alleghen.
: Infantry always meet to celebrate tn
j. birthday of the father of his country witt
# as much patriotic feeling as they did to