The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-07


not yet furnished the full report Of the
speeches Referring that to our own mea-
| gre sketch we defer their publication till
next week-giviug only the regular toasts
in this issue.
REGULAR TOASTS.
1. WasAington-The hero, the sage,
and the philan!hropist-the world has
never witnessed his equal.
2. The Anaeyican Uaion-Formed
by patrio ic ancestry. and cemented By
the blood of heroes, may its powers new
er be prostitutci TO sustain oppression and
outrage.
s. Our Revolutionary Fafhers-No
war ever enlisted their equals, and notn-
| ing but the love of liberty could have
prompted men to bear their sufferIngs.
4. Young Kansas-The rights of her
citizens trodden down for brief period,
have bu. aroused her to an appreciation
of freedom, and inspired her sons with a
spirit an1 yigor which shall bid defiance
To Ter enemies.
8. Americaaism-The spirit of the
great, civil, free, social and religious in
s.itusions, which are destined to effect
universal conquest and to unite all men
in universal brotherhood.
s. Tile Signers Of The Declaration
A bold band of patriots, whom the threats
of British vengeance could not drive from
their duty. may their valor and love OF
liberty be perpetuaiei.
7. Tie Day ace Cele6rate-An epoch
in the history of the world, which shall
be commemorated as long as the spirit OF
freedom animates the heart of man.
8. Laasrence--Its course is onward,
and its progress as tie city Of Kansas a
fixed fact.
9. Tile Pioneers of Ransas-May
they reap the rewards of their toll and
priyations, by rearing State which shall
be an honor in the galaxy of the Ameri-
can confederacy.
10. Universal Edueation-The only
safeguard of republican freedom.
IL. Our 1A5originai -Eeighbors-
Their presence and participation with us
to-day isa isamutualrecOgnition of unity and
good will. May we ever '.smoke the
pipe of peace" together.
l2. Tile WCmsn Of Ransns-Brave
as they are fAir-their increase amongst
us but gives zest to our prosperity, and
double assurance of the onward march
of civilization and refinement.
13. The Laborers Of Kunsas-The
basis of all We are or hope to be.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
By LEVI GATES, JR.-The Star Span
gled Banner-May its bright stars never
grow less, but be increased in numbers,
and with renewed briliiancy shine bright
er and brighter until all the earth shall
be brought under their republican iuflu-
ence.
By J. K. GooDIN.-Ransas-The home
of our adoption. It's o.perity, lis hon.
or, and It's destiny are placed in our keep
ing. None should be sloShful, and eter-
nal infamy upon him who proves treach-
erous to the trust reposed.
By JNo. p WooD.-Konsas-Au IN
.fanf whose growth would astonish Bar
num-.
BIZ THE KANSAS MILITARY CoMPA-
SIEs.-The Rs4nsas Legislature-Ab body
Eaiien to our soil, elected by fraud: we are
not responsible for their acts, and ask no
iavorS az their hands.
BIZ LIEUT.. ADDIs.--Ihe Ladies-The
sweet briers in the garden oflife.
BIZ A MEMBER Our Coiors-War-
ran Ell not to run.
Bf J. L. SPEER-B. f. Fade, OF
OAio-May he again .poade into the q.
5. Ssna.e, and swim through the ranks
of the enemies of freedom, until they are
completely put to rout.
By g. w. DEITzLER.-Ransas-Its
prosperity and progress are dear to all the
friends of freedom. May its fertile soil
never be cursed with slavery.