The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-14
THE UNION: WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY "a |

ssro her glory win dim ill her mother has discarded
by the glorious cause OF democracy
BY Lieut. r, ii Handy. The Statue aud the Artist
immortal Jackson. Triumphant Mills
BY z, W. Mcknew, The slate,o Florida She came
into the union with the democratic banner floating the
hrst love bur 1884 like beautiful BRIDE adorned with
garland Of flowers, she returned her hrs love again
BY J Milton Thayer. The Union Il was Arst 10 the
hearts OF the talkers Of the repubeei il be Ist
J. By Joseph Dudley Ward Of North Carolina, Gen
Franklin Pierce the President elects 'Who was in the
held Just long enough 10 prove himself gallant soldier
who was in The councils JUST long enough 10 demonstrate
ina. he The statesman Of the strong mind and homes
heart; who has exhibited 10 his countmen, in his
Of legislation, thar he knew the rights Of the South as
well as the North. The East and the wes whose sterling
pfincipes OF democracy are strong solid, and enduring
IKE the granite hills OF his own New Hampshire home -
BY s L. Lewis Clark Mills The greatest artist known
TO history monument durable Than brass bic
hi, name with the historical me Of Jackson, The sh o.
January, and battle OF New Oheans; has succeeded in
every age and cline has hitherto tried in vain to
Pshj and has thus demonstrated the fact that American
lakes and men, superior 10 the balance OF the world
by Lambert Tree. U Cuba All eyes rurned south
rise and take its place among the brilliant cluster which
nov adorns our national banner
by y; Robinson. Andrew Jackson Donelson A dem
ciqaes and factions, but remained and faithful
ByP q Hunssrioia 'I VIM PLY .sel The gallant colo
mel who stood by his country The bloody field OF Buena
Vista, and In the perons times through which she has
Gently passed HI, country will not Jorge, him. m
by T. w Mcknew The State Of Maryland, She has
had glorious from the OF whipgery
and. led by the Old Maryland Line has aiken front
rank in the phaanx OF democratic States. May she
BY Joseph p Tbilleun of Baltimore The Jackson AS
BY A. r. Blaksny. Of Bsi,imore The battle of New Or
LEANS The act that performed the work of Washington
Yorktown--he country's second redemption.
BY Henry Bennett Our political opponents; They live in
history. l -IF
BY James Owner. Clark Mills He has achieved a r
umph Of arr which will be forever neParable from the
triumph OF And,sw Jackson over the Britons.
Msthe orator and the artist. They both from
mechanical pursuits TO their present high and envabe po
the mechanics oil the land, for the honor Of their calling,
will cheerfay assist IN bestowing upon him
and f P Blair: The men who under every disadvantage
sustained in the highest honor probty the admnisa
BY Michael w. Cluskey. Andrew Jackson. A brave
general true patriot and wise President-a of the
BY Lambert Tree, jr. The Democratic Party Its his
tory written IN the progress Of the country. Louisiana,
Florida, Texas California the subtreasury and the tariff
Of 1896 are monuments Of It's progressive principles lis
lite e. W Ne Mnn Of Ispao M R
source hidden IN the shadows of the and
scnry has this day found vent In the execution off work
unrvaied In the PRODUCTION. Of art and chsepae, ,hs ad
miration Of The world. ~ 4
BY James owner. Hon Stephen A. Douglas. The snc
cesslu vindicaor OF the fame Of the living hero,he
quent eulogist Of the dead s11
BY Douglass Howard. CLARK Mil. The architect of the
highest production OF art extan and which have
unveiled to-day May our country long enjoy his genius
BY s. A. Jackson. Impcrisbahle renown TO the noble
artist whose unrivaled genius has presented his degh
drew Jackson Praise and gratitude likewise to the dis
ungushed orator OF the day. who in beams of vivdlgh,
and living rnh has portray cd the patriotism OF him who
'flled the measure of his country sloryi"
Mr.. HoovER rose and said, that the Jackson Demo-
cratic Association well recoected the hospitality with
which they were treated on their visit 10 Annapolis
during the late campaign. distinguished citizen of
that place heng present. he begged leave respond
TO the hospitality shown them then by Offering
'The health of Colonel Spencer, of Anna polls"
Col. SPENCER responded in an eloquent manner, and
concluded by offering .4.Wfs@
"The health of the president Of the day"
Mr.. HooyER replied in a brief and happy manner
Mr.. FaANK r lilly offered the following sentiment:
The City of Baltimore The hospitality of her citizens
and the magnitude OF her commercial interests are Only
equaled by her large democratic msjoriries,
Mr.. Francis McNEgRASR toasted "the reportorial
corps" sgst
To which sentiment Mr., L. A. GoBRreIEr responded.
as follows sss
rise to return thanks for the high compliment Jus,
bestowed upon the reportorial corps, of which
humble member. The gentleman who proposed the
ment alluded TO the rearing of monuments TO the fame
of statesmen This, MIR President prompts the re-
mark that my friend and myself nave, in other days,
when practically engaged iathe typographical profess
sion. composed many COLUMN TO heroes and 10 states
men. lLiuYbtefl IN tne present OCCASION addresses
have been de ivered in which allusion made the
army The press, too has been remembered in terms
due 10 lis Unreasonable importance. Now the connex-
ion is not unmportan,; for you know that during the
Mexican campaign, wherever the columns OF our army
penetrated there followed the columns Of tho printer
leading columns and loaded eoiumn'. tLaugh,srl They
both deal with lines, aud work by rule
But will not further deiain you, gentlemen and, in
conclusion, will merely express sentiment
To the accomplishment OF all that elevate social
and political prosperity AnR we s'll pre-" onward and
upward" gt
At IL o'clock the company dispersed. evidently well
pleased with The incidents OF the evening.