The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-06

with undated vigor, to the musical cork pop
pings of IIcdsick and Catawba, and draining
to the mutual health and happiness Of every
body present.
Col McCARrY, Toast Master, then read the
following regular toasis
lst The day and its memories.
csponsc-Thrcc cheers.
2nd Tie ir,n,utaI memory Of GEORGE WASH
INGroS.
Drank standing and in silence.
81. The heroes Of the Ret~l4tion.
after lie's ftful fever they sleep re'
Response inc cheers.
llh. TIE Li.,on.
Thou, toe, sail on oh ship Of State
sail on Oh Union strong and great ;
Humanity with all lis tears,
AMI all its hopes and all its fears,
Are all with thee, are all with thee"
Secretary RossEE then rose, and called for
a second reading of the sentiment rcmarking
that the C,tiOn was with him
s. \ feeling absorbing and intense
Ii WAS his very srrt-not a sense
The toast was then read second time amid
tremendous excitement and Mr.. OI.Ds was
called upon to sing the s. Star Spanglcd Ban
ner,' which he did in excellent style, amidst
loud applause.
9Th. TIE Territory Of Mnnesota.-As its brief past
has been without parallel in prosperitv-so NAV its
future course be marked.
Three Cheers. TO this toast Ex-Governor
RAMSEY responded in his usual happy and eff
fcctivc style.
9Th. The Governor and constituted authorities of
the Territory.
Three cheers. To this toast Gov. GoRN.N
responded in beautiful AMI eloquent manner
7lh. The Orator Of the day.-Hs distinguished
success in this days effort is proof Of his eouuence
pau iosm and ability.
TO this Col. DUSTIN replied, and after speak
ing of the great truths contained in the cellar
alton Of Independence, and which he contend
cd should be observed as religiously as the
doctrines of the Bible, said that in that sacred
book, which all ought to read, we were inform
ed that we should be '.born ogaia," and his
feryent prayer to the Almighty was, that when
lie was born again." it might be on the 4th
day Of July.
Sth. The Press .-The mighty arm of power which
has aided to lift the world from darkness into light
to sustain and urge the spirit OF progress and TO aid
religion in its wider diffusion
Mr.. NEwsoS, of the Times, responded in
neat and appropriate style, and in a manner
that reflected much credit upon the members
of the Press.
9th. The Judidary-the strong shield Of the right
the unwaverlng enemy of the wrong.
Three cheers. Judge COOPER responded in
an excellent manner.
10Th. The Legal Protession-The civil defenders
of ibery-the right and the truth.
Col. MCCARrY, Mr.. WILKINSON and Mr..
BECKER, responded.
1lth. The Army-Its proves has been proved on
many battle field, and national flag has ever
flown without a stain upon it, wherever borne
Capt. DoDD. Col. McCARrY, and Gov. Cor
MAN responded.
18th. The PuImt-IIappy for us that the pulpit is
filed by those who honor their sacred calling by
pety, learning, zeal and devotion; and that those
who dwell in our midst emnentIy illustrate the duties
Of their high office.
Three cheers Mr.. HoYr responded in an
able style. Col DUSTIN regretted that the
Rev. Mr.. BRADLEY was not present to respond
also, and concluded by giving "Ihe health
of the Rev. Mr.. BRADLEY-may he live
thousand years"
18th. Wonon-The smile of fe-the flower mO-
on lite pathway which hath in it the spirit Of the
bcautitnlthe centre and of the best and tru
est affections of the heart Of man.
Sec. RossER responded, and concluded by
giving, 1.-The day we celebrate" Music
Yankee Doodle.
After which the following volunteer toasts
and sentiments were offered:
By Col. DUSTIN:
May Liberty meet with success,
May prudence protect her from evil
May tyrants and tyranny tine in the mist,
And wander their way to the Devil fBCRNs |
By CAPT. DoDD The Mechanics and Agric allure
By EA-Gov. RAMSEY: Col JAMES WINsLow,
&c.
The rest we could not hear. To this Capt
DoDD responded in some very excellent re-
marks
10y: Il 'RMAS gave Me.srs. EAroN & DrNI-
soN' 'r"P ''t"S "t this H",-e-May they meet with
IN success they So .hl, merit,
Three cheers. Gel. Dustin responded.
by Col. MCCARrY The Minnesota P..n,tr. &c.
On account of the noise we couldn't hear
the whole Of this toast