Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-07

Here stands Of men, the Fire upon the earth -
II took all T1ne to make shis mighty One
IlVasiinSfoas March.
g. The men efi776:
Men of Deeds, and not of words
Who used,-but did not talk Of Swords
Yankee Doodle.
8 The Consolation efthe Jaited States.
What NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plan
For securing political freedom to man -
Each State like wheel, on its centre to roll
imparing its powers, but free from control;
While the Spirit Of Liberty, lives in the whole.
freedoms Xome.
6. The ri.ion:
what God in his Infinite wisdom designed
And armed with repu5lca thunder
Not all the earth's dcspois, and factions combined
Have power TO conquer or sunder:-
The Union of Lakes-the Union of Lands,
The Union Of States-nonc can sever;
Tie Union Of hearts-ihe Union Of hands,
And the Flagofthe Union foreyer,n
and ever;
The Flag ofour Union forever.
-ame'tca. Commerce and Freedom.
7. The Stars and Stripes.
Forever float that standard sheet
Where lives the foe bue falls before us
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet
And Freedoms banner waving DER usD
Star Spangled Boaner
s. The brotherhood o. Freemea:
"Then lot us pray, that come it may,
AS come it will for athat
That man to man. the world DER
Shall brother bc--for a. that.
For a. that and a that.
8 John Bulls 10, aud Brother Joaahan's 81
a"ss'
When you left your Ii title family, they were but
thirteen John,
But we read the figures tother way and now stands
thirty-one:
You used TO lord it over us then, as rebels gainst
your law,
But now fyou are saucy John, we'll make you
hold yourjaw.
WAX along Jola
TO- Wings and Democrats, Democrats oad Wigs:
Party fudge, all in my eye
We're all Of one party on the 4th of July.
..-s M Medley.
H. The Northern Atoltioais! aud The Southern
Secsssionist ..,.-.. ........-.
SIS dat you Sam : no--taint Jim,
Wei your bofe so ugly--dat you cant come i'm
Sol stop that knockin al de door,
lStop dat knocAia.
- To The King:
Freemen we,-who own no Ring.
Equals we-wha know no lord
Monarchs we,--where power doth spring
doldine the right, the purse--tbc sword -
Stop '--there's thing to whom We give
All our homagepaid with awe;
While in HIN we move and live;
Every good from HIN receive,
Let us in this KING believe
For all his attributes are Law.
4de,te Fsdelc.
49, Woman
Man, without the dears
Is halfa pain OF shears
watcb, without its spring.
lamp, without its oil;
A bell, that cannot ring,
4 drudge to mail and toll
She is formed OF diamond dust mans made Of dirt;
He'll do for dinner--but She's the desert
tn M Gsos nae Cot
Volunteer Toasts.
BY A. NJ. Vanarsdalc. The Orator of
the day: May the sentiments we have heard
fall frcm his lips this day. be indelbly STAN
ped upon every American heart may ling
long years Of health and happiness be his
and his dwelling be in our midst-may his
happy and patriotic spirit be widely dffused
through the younger hearts who have drank
IN those sentiments. on this our National
Birth Day.
BY Robert McIntirc The Reader: The
Alphabet of American Freedom well said
may IT never be among the unknown tongues.
BY ID. II. Conrad. The 4th of July in
old Wdrtinsburg Ii can always muster
an old Sett Of the true votaries of old fash
Toned celebrations- distinguished for tur
and good fellowship VIC sec many more
together.
BY w. S. Van Doren. The Cecilian
Brass Band: A band of patriots, for every
note that is breathed from those instruments
Was to our ears the glorious sounds of Lib
erty, Union and America.
By r. ,,andolph The Constitution of the
Uniied STATES The ma.chless fabric Of hu-
man wisdom. Pni,yto the brain. and lepro.
sy to the hand, which si..cl attempt to destroy
it,
BY J. B, Hogc The memory Of ilenry
Clay: His was the destiny to outlive III.
human enmity, He must have been more
than immortal to have outlived his own, fur
more than mortal. fame.
BY J.. S. Feainan Here TO the Ladies :.
We admire them for their beauty, respect
them for their intelligence, adore them for
their virtue. and love them because we can't
help It,
BY D. II. Conrad Ourporthy Hostess,
Mrs Staub. Her good dinner; If the Iron
Horse Of the Rail Road, has as much sense
as CANNON donkey--it will stop here to
dinnsr-as certainly as an old work horse
stops at feeding time at his own stable door.