Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-06

!, be celebrated alike BY all parties sects and
religious denominations--may the union Of
hearts be set on the union Of states.
By an Irishmsn. The Band. 10 X. from
the FIRST note Of the Bugls to the last tap Of
tho Drum
| 10 their harmony We see ht example Tor
all parties. aud all religions to follow.
| Ly T. J. Kelly, The Uaion--The invisi
bic bns adamantine chain that binds togeth
er millions Of freemen. not in letters Of seTvi-
tude. but in the bonds Of liberty.
member Of the Band The Committee
of 1rrangrments.- May they live TO prepare
| 30, more dinners on the 4sh Of July
| By John J Gruber. The american Ma
by Long may it sail on an unruffied sea,
waited by the gales Of prosperity always en-
ter the prts Of Victory
BY member Of the Band, The President
| n the Day. With soul to appreciate the
struggles Of our Revolutionary Fathers
May he live long TO celebrate our glorious
Anniversary
BY j. ". b. When old Berkeley is asked
for jewe! may she point to the Orator Of the
Day
BY j r Cunningham. Our Country
May we remember the advice Of our Reverend
Orator as given to day, with regard to what
we owe her.
Bya Son Of Erin. JOHN III Bsondrl.-
Alartinsbnrg can proudly boast o. her adopt
ed Son. More power to his windpipe.
BY John H Blondel, The Orator Of the
Day APPLY has Irish enthusiasm affiliated
with American repnblicapisIn well has his
Irish eloquence aroused the free hearts emo
tions America welcomes him as one Of her
adopted children with them she clasps him
to her bosom, and in his truth. bis piety and
his patriotism, she finds her full reward.
BY David Hess. The Glory Of q former
day. the spirit Of the old time--ou this day
brought back to our hearts. May it contin
ne so.
BY Il. Mclntire. The Day we celebrate, -
May t never be forgotten. but kept green
aud fresh in the hearts Of all freemen
BY William Kilmer, The United States, -
The consolidated stars of q hemisphere whose
reflected lustre dispells the darkness Of a
world.
BY james H. Relferstsy, The Ladies Of
Martinsburg,-
May they be consoling but never begui!iag,
Always pleasing and ever smiling.
BY j. Staub. Harriet Beecher Stoioe. -
The recreant child Of the old Bay State, who
sat in England under the mutlated flag Of
America! May she meet the reward her
conduct deserves.
BY j. P Swartz. The Ladies Though
absent not forgotten sweet CONSIDERS in af
Fiction, good advisers in adversely, indispen-
sable associates in pleasure, and at all times
good companions.
BY Thos. A. Nicholson, Jno Blair Hoge
Appreciation Of merit is the surest criteri
on OF talent AIartinsburg may be justly
proud of this rising star in the horizon Of old
Berkeley.
BY Richard Staub. The Day ue celebrate
"A day that fills every American heart with
emotion and pride and imparts death knell
warning to Britain with all her kings and ty.
rants; American Independence, Freedom.
Liberty, and equal rights to all.
BY T. J. g. Old Joe.---Though trodden
down By the iron heel of Cliquery, may he
rise and never feel bruise
BY TT Picking, The Day ,re celebrate.
May /: live forever iE the hearts of the
American People
ByJ II. Helferstay. The American Flag
May she float us long as there is a stripe
to support her.
by T. A Nicholson, The Star Spangled
Banner,--
Long may our flag in triumph wave
Against the world combined,
And friends a welcome. foes a grace
Within our borders find
About four o'clock the company returned
to town, where after volleys of musketry aud
the firing of cannon, they were dismissed, all
pleased with the exercises of the day.