Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-07-08

lessons taught by freedoms champions %
the tyrsnts Of the world.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS-
BysJ. b. Hogs, ne Oratw Of tde
Day-.A rfsh bioom: asssss Ia. The future
The budding promise Of his present,
This toast was responded to By Mr..
Dabney G. Harrison. who gave the fol.
lowing:
Success to the fair crusaders against
long skirts and unbecoming bushes.
By ~. o. Addison. - The Union Of the
States and the Uaion Of Soeiefy-- May the
first ever remsin to pefpetuate our Nation.
al glory, and The second be ever cultlvas-
ed 10 promote our social happiness.
By John E. NGris-(read by s. Albur-
tis)- Darid III. Conrad, President Of the
Doy-WhIe be echoes the sentiments Of
the patriotism Of others, be himself is a
tried friend Of the Union, and patriot Of
the OLD STYLE.
Upon this toast Mr.. Conrad made q
handsome speechi and gave the following:
John E. Morris, Esg--A slsunch friend
of the Urion, fim and steadfast % the oak
| leau upon.
Mr.. Norris ives here called up, add
made an eloquen, and appropriate speech;
and concluded BY giving
The Union Of The Siates-May il be
perpetual. s
By S. A.-.drtdur Braff--
Rigsbys redpepper is not for his eye,
He's ever ripe for the fourth of July.
BY member OF the Band.--J. E. Nor
ris. Esg.-He loves the Union and con.
siiiuiion stronger than FLINT. n
By Harrison Thomas Old '76--young
'5l-The one achieved Union, the other
will preserve 1. @ 57
ByJohn W.Blakeney - Won an; wife,
mother or sister. the greatest blessing to
man.
BY John J. Kelly.-The Genius Of Lib
erty. like the Eagle. whose fight cannot
be bounded BY mountains or rivers.
By E. Herring The .American Nog--
With it's brad stripes and golden stars
long may it wave DER the land OF the free
and home Of the brave.
BY T. Calvin. - Waman--The sweet
est flower that ever bloomed. re
BY Joshua s. Gallaher.---Woman
lovely woman, were i, not for thee man
would pass away in nauseous vspors.
By Lieut.. r. P. Hollis The Berkeley
Rifsmen-May they stand as long as time
brings fourth OF July to celebrate.
BY w. H. Haden-Allthe people has
been toasted may the balance all be
roasted, eept the LADIES' like them
little rare.
BY Geo. Fl. Feaman.-71e american
F2ag-May the stripes never be divided,
nor star drawn from the number.
ByJ. Gruber.--7Ae Union and tie Con-
sfifution- brothers. a wound to enc
strikes the heart oflhe other. v
BY IL. Carleton.--T The Union--May
II exist long after the disunionists have
been layed low ia the dust.
By E, Reyneal.-Ns Berkeley Rifle
aen-Sixty&nine men enrolled and TWEEN.
ty-fiye an Grs, parade. Success to the
absent forty four. a. f,
By S. HUTCHINSON - TIE Union of Tie
.7mericsa Sfafes--The boon purchased by
The heroes Of rs. for us--a glorious mon
ument to their memory-ihe bulwask Of
our l'beriies--a refuge for the oppressed
of every clime-may il last till Time shall
be no more"
BY John II. Blondel. - Seaman GUard,
Esq. the Marshal Of the Day-The ac-
,compished public officer and the worthy
citizen-may we welcome his pleasant
face among US for many. very many years
10 come. as in times pas: IL has never fail.
ed TO gladden. Ctr anniversary festivities.
[AIR-Tae Old Court. House or, Wsdow
Ma Cree.
by J, Q. Addisoo.-7He Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company-May their un.
ceas'ng energies in furlherng the great
work Of Internal improvements be well
rewarded and highly appreciated by the
people.
By Lieut.. j. F. Cunninsham.-W Wash.
ngfon-He is not dead--he lives in our
hearts, our homes; our lands; our liber.
ties.
BY E.C Alballis. The Union Wash
ingion-
LET the Union he founded forever remain!
Strike ,powerless that arm which would sever its
chain,
In goodness--in greatness-oh let it expand,
Till earth become chaos, and time has an enc"
By ID. II. C.-Csufaia BIaadet-The
old Mar,insbufg BugIe-That always
sounds true with the melody Of good taste
in the harmony Of good fellowship.
keeping the true fine Of modest and gen.
tlemanly behavior.
By John NJ. Charlottesville United
yiofes Of .America-Tte asylum for all the
oppressed sons and daughters Of every ma
ton and esery cline /; may heaven direct
our rulers and lead US to the haven of
eternal rest where fanatics never come.
BY member of the Band.-"The Pre-.
idcat ofthe United States" t
BY w. Ell. Reed.-The people of each
State, the parties to the compact; may the
golden link that binds them together new
er be severed.
BY John T. Vanmetre Our Virginia
Ladses-They oil 60 for Union, and so do T.