The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-07-11

most dRaiening mats chafnctef'
The Magshal, with hti ans ssikipg person
and commanding voice. then announced as
nest in the series Of The performances eThe
address p the Flag By Col, Eiltohn
This patriotic Ole was Fecited BY tho Col.
10 his best style and with great effect. We
were next treated to an entertainment ola
somewhat different, but not. less agreeable
character, served up in the best style by the
"Immortal McMackina in his immense dining
room where some Eve Or ak hundred petsons
did ample Justice to the substantial viands pre-
pared BY 'mine host" Ofthe Artesian Springs.
In the evening fair bellies and gallant Beaux
from all the surrounding counties were seen
mingling in the Smazes Of the giddy dance.''
Ynzoo, Holmes, Attala, Kinds, Warren and
other counties had each their representatives.
in the persons Of fair women aud handsome
men. Our county was Of course well repre-
senteil.
All seemed delighted with the establishment,
the PROPRIETOR, and last not lent with the pre-
siding Genius Of the place, III Geueral f'whom
not to know argues ones salf unkRQMRn
We IN tha pext nprnins with .ths single.
regret that out duties elsewhere calledus away
}, soon from this charming watering place.
The following regular TOasts were drank at
the dinner table.
Isl. The day we ceIbrate-may the
spirit that animated our fathers ia 76 GIL
our hearts with love for their memories and
reverence for the glorious work they ach-
ieved.
Cd. The memory Of Washington-d
ways dear, and sacred 10 American hearts
but especially the holy light which should
guide US in time Of public danger.
Srd. The constitution and he union
the foundations and superstruc.ure Of our
liberties, and our glOry-may they be
NOV and forever one and inseparable.
Alb. The Army and Navy Of the United
States.
5Ih. The declaration Of Independence
an im%perishable monument Of irmness and
wisdom; the great charter Of the rights Of
man. May the f,e that glowed in the
hearts Of its authors never cease to burn
in the bosoms Of their sons.
9Th. The United States Of America
great in intelligence, wealth and power;
far greater as the bright beacon light Of
human liberty; strong in the right armsj
but far more strong in the right hearts Of
her people.
7th. The Judiciary Of the United States
the ability Of the past challenges our admi-
ration-may Its fame ever be unsullied.
9th. The Presidential the United States
9th. Bunker Hill and Yorktown-the
opening struggle and GROWING triumph Of
the lame great contest for Amerlcan hber-
g,may the cOmmon glory i he fass, !
common pride In the present aud a com
non sestf 10 sks future, keep III il
ways united under the flag Of our common
country.
10Th. The heroes and patriots ofthe re.
y~Olulion-thsiF memories are embalmed in
our hears-may we veriever their noble
work, and resolve that we will do nothing
TO impair its glorious p%erpetuiIy.
1llh. American liberty and the constitu.
ton, achieved BY the patriotism and wis
dom Of oul conscript fathers. may their
defendants prove ever worthy Of their au-
cestry.
18th. The great American republic
the polar star to the enslaved nationsofthe
world.
18th. Theewonien Of 76 and Of all time,
past, present and future; they love Union,
and viii never declare their independence
-Of man.
A M mber Of volunteer Toasts we're banded
in Fr publication, but we have selected only
the two following ones.
BY Dallas Mitchsll.-The ~enterprisiug
PrOPrietOrs Of the Ar,esian Springs. Their
efforts to bring out and make available the
health inspiring resources Of Madison
county, merit and eDtiile them to receive
the liberal support offs citizens.
By James R. Chambels.-lp Scott and
Taylor We have some Of our warriors-in
Clay and Webster some Of eur stalemen
and sages, but in Gen. McMackin we have
a host.
Communicated
Ma. EDlToR.-There was . celebration
on Yesterday (4hl al Bessiss Bluff which
eclipsed any celebration ! ever attended
Il was composed principally Of the neigh,