Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-08
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No. was responded to by DR.. A. Nourse.
Capt. E. X. Harding, of the Greys, re-
sponded TO No. in happy speech, in which
he cohtended for a thorough volunteer military
organization, as necessary 10 the spirit of the
Constitution of the United States. and gave
The organisation and protection, BIZ euery
STATE in the Union, Of an efficient volunteer mi
lido enJoined By the trainers Of the Conaitu-
ton. May it never be neglected by the people.
No. was responded to by DR.. l, Putnam,
who gave as sentiment-
The Floral Procession. All honor to the
head and heart, yea, to the whole body Of the
ladies who got il up. l-af 'rG HF4
The ninth regular toast was responded to by
Hon. Benz. Randall. III, rrs 4. l...
DR.. T. G.. Stockbridge responded to toast
No. 10, and gave I '.' XXI
Our neat Gouefnor May he comprehend,
duly appreciate and exercise the 'extraordi-
nary powers vested in him by the Constitu-
ton. .
The twelfth regular toast was received with
three hearty cheers for the ilustrious Magyar,
and three of the deepest groans for the-shad-
o,0 of his uncle. 5pari a
BY the President, Freeman Clark, Esq
Virtue, Intelligence, Enterprise. The essen
tal elements Of nations greatness Nav
they ever be ours.
By the Chief Marshal, R. R. Smith. The
american Union. Good as it is, better when
it SHALL embrace Cuba, Canada, Mexico, and
| other small portions of North America not
enumerated. -----.-a
BY J. T. Gilman. The Bath Brass Band.
lis notes this day prove it TO be of the true
metal, and of excellent temper.
BY ii. w. Owen. Southern Disunion and
Northern Fanatcism, dead and buried by order
of the people, in one common grave May
they never be raised TO life again.
| BY E. Upton, (ofDeluge No. 3.) The Nj
agara Engine Of Brunswick. Manned by clear
heads and strong arms, it is evident that, like
her great namesake, nothing bnt Deluge can
submerge her. .. ...-...... I'D. -..-.v
By w. B. Glazier. The Bath City Grays.
| While our homes are protected by the strong
arms OF the firemen, may our country be pro-
tected from the torch ofpolitical incendiarism
by the brave hearts of the soldery. l.a
BY Hon. Jacob Smith. The Union of the
States. Founded in the affections of an uiell-
gent people, equal to every emergency, and
able to breast every storm, neither foreign enc
mics nor domestic foes eau impair or destroy
lis strength or beauty.
BY citizen. The Bath City Grays and
the Bowdoiaham artillery. The true IDEAL of
a Republican Standing Arny-prompt to re-
| spond TO their conriry's call, ARMED and
equipped, to redress her wrongs. Secured by
a general Peace from the hardships of the tent
ed field, may they long repose upon the arms
of their wives and sweelhearis.
| BY One of EN- Our Host. With his
FoOte in every good thing in life, may no pro-
fame foot ever attack him in the rear.
BY s l.. Allen. The Bath Fire Depart
ment The people will promptly respond to
every improvement which will increase its eff
fciency and advance its interest.
| BY DIR. T. e.. Stockbridge TIE extension
Of liberal and enlightened sentiments. Religion
without hypocrlcy, politics without local and
foreign prejudices, and social intercourse uu-
restrained by fanalical Legislation. .m
| BY the Poet. VIM B, Glazier. The day ,ce
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and political agitation, when every sect par
ty has It's private platform on which TO stand,
this day, endeared 10 US all by common memo
ries, presents a platform large enough and
broad enough for US all, of whatever party or
creed we may be. May it be long ere single
plank is rlven from this platform.
BY the Orator, T. II. Russell, Esq. The
Merchants and artisans Of Bah. They have
made her name honorable abroad, and filled heI
homes with plenty and happiness.
by citizen. The Brunswick fremen-
Win the force and volume of 'Niagara' added
to their own beautiful 'Androsco ggin, oui
neighbors must be safe from the devouring ell
ement. ..... ..-
By a guest. The Steam Horse. Our pri
meva forests furnish him with abundance q
provender, while tireless in strength and speed
he brings country and city into close com
munion.
By citizen. The Orator of The day. We
hail with joy the eloquence which honors the
country of its birth, wherein every citizen
knows his rights, and knowing, dare maintain,