Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-11

= ~. a,n,,;np Of the sun of freedom, may the
af the Republic bask in the rays thereof
until the last day of tIme
"a rrbe limited States of America.-Great on
account Of the galaxy of great men, whose names
adorn her early history, good on account >of the
care with which she has cherished liberal princi
nles. NAV fanaticism and intolerance never be
allowed to soil her fair escutcheon, nor dim her
brilliant prospects.
Sd. The constitution of the United States.-The
sacred bulwark of civil and religious liberty, may
its provisions be sternly enforced as its spirit
should be strictly construed.
4th. The Memory of Washington.-The great,
the good, a man to be spoken with reverence by
all persons in all places and at all times, whilst
virtue has an adInrer or liberty a friend.
5th The President of the United States.-May
he lang preserve the respect and confidence of all
good men, which his ability and hrmness have
gained for him.
6th The State Of Pennsylvania attached to
conservative principles and firm in her adherence
| to the Union. She presents example in these
respects worthy of the animation OF her Blister
States.
7th. The Army and Navy-Our defence at
home and our protection abroad, may the frst
never take the water nor the second ever touch
the land.
sth The Declaration of Independence-The
title deed of our liberties let it be the model from
which we form our principles of political conduct
9th The Signers of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence.-May their fame be cherished by their
descendants as long gratitude shall be esteemed
virtue among men.
10TH The Memory of Caay..Aithough gone
from amongst u.s. his eloquent voice still echoes
on our ears, warning us of the danger of newfan-
gled isms and wild political innovations, States
| men of America hear and obey.
lIth. The soldiers of the Revolution, who by
their courage and perseverance amid pnvations
and want, lighted the lamps of liberty on this
I <l< rffl mir
doomed to e. pirc under cloud of misery and
desttution,-a cheer for their bravery, tear for
their sufferings, let us honor their memory by
! initiating their virtues
/ 10Th. The Cnon--lt isas made us great
nation its preservation aione can insure the per-
! petuity of our greatness, may the frowns OF all
| good men make disunonists call upon the noun
tans to fall upon them, and the hills to cover them.
| 14th. Education.-The cornerstone of national
| greatness and private dignity, its advancement
| should be the first and last thought of every
| Statesman and Legislator. each hour devoted to
! the instruction of youth, is much time spent
in the culture of those intellectual flowers, which
shall bloom during all eternity, the ornaments OF
palace Of the King of Kings
| 18th. Woman.-Ever an ingenious advocate OF
union, may it be her lot to purify the land by
excluding all disunionists from her favour
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
| By Edward Glass-The memory of Thomas
jefferson the author of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence-He will ever live in the memory of
Americans long our country remains free
and independent
| By r. McCoy-The Union our pride and de-
fence-State Rights the palladium of our liberties.
! BY James Myers-Our country-Fanatics and
traitors may attempt to destroy it, but its prosper
| ity will continue SO long Americans sustain the
constitution and laws under which we live.
! By J. A. Duck-Know-N Nothings-A party
that gories its ignorance of the constitution and
| Law of he
| freemen found ready to extnguish their " dark
! lanterns"
| By James j. Kaylor-Cambria County Rich in
| mineral resources, and in the possession OF
| hardy industrious population In the hour of
danger her patriotic SONG have ret boe.. found
wanting.
BY Patrick Shiels-Frcedom of Speecll-Free-
dom of the Press, and liberty of conscience,-t
pillars of republican institutions, and all ar
tempts to control either should be firmly resisted
BY F. O'Friel-The God who raised up the
trainers of that constitution that recognizes no
difference of religious opinions that guarantees
equal privileges to men of every clime-the God
who raised up Judith to conquer the leader of
the enemies of her people--the same God can
raise up Judiths enough to conquer every leader
of every Know Nothing" lodge on the face of
the earth.
By James McCormack-Our Ship of State
Guided by the hand of Justice, may she outride
the political storm that now threatens her dis
truction.
By r. s. I.ynch-James Buchanan-Pennsyl
vania's favorite and staunch supporter of
the principles of Washington and Jefferson.
By Dennis Farren-Munster Township-An
exception to every township in the Union, as in
it " Know Nothing" can neither croak nor hiss.
By William O'Keeffe-The &c Old Keystone
May she at her next election follow the example of
the " Old Dominion"
By Michael McGuire-The day Of which this
is the 10th anniversary-May the preservation of
the principles proclaimed to the world on that
day be the dearest object of every American heart.
BY F. O'Frel-Rev. III. P. Gallagher our Pas
tor-To his jealous exertion in the cause of re-
gion, the vicinity of Loretto lie indebted for many
of its modern Improvements, and the congrcga-
ton for much of its moral training.
By Joseph Buck Sr.-
Here's to the young ladies of Cambria county,
who are modest and kind,
They are free from all trouble and vexation,
Whenever they find young men to suit their