Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

Great Britain, begin to desire government like ours; that desire will increase, it will per- wade every land it will be cherished in every breast, until the last tyrant shall be dethroned, and man, in every land shall be free! Then shall the wandering Jew travel back and re- build the city of Jerusalem, the desert shall bloom as the rose, and the solitary place be glad. Then the nations of the earth will for get the arts of war, and dwell together in peace. All men everywhere will love God and each other, and the namo of Washington will be held in universal veneration!
 The Fourth of July, ever since 1776, has been celebrated by the lovers of liberty, with great enthusiasm! They have met together on it's annual return and commemorated that event with public fcasts with orations, with bon-fires and with music! and to-day, all along the Atlantic, from Maine to California, from Massachusetts Bay to Oregon, throughout our whole country, thousands are engaged in com- memoratng the birth of liberty-the declara- tion of independence To-day, no man is a whig or a democrat-these, and our religious differences, are laid aside. We are all broth CTS, children of Washington, citizens of the land of the free, descendants of the patriots of '76. We are our own sovereigns, we have no titled lords, no privileged nobility, we are all equal, we are all free! To-day, the heart of this great nation beats as the heart of one man; !; to-day, pcradveRture, the spirits of Washing ton and Lafavette, of De Kab and Pulaski, of Warren and Morgan, together with all the revo- lutionarv patriots, who have gone to worship God in His celestial abode, are convoked, and lowering over the thousands of assemblies that are commemorating their heroic deeds, May we never dishonor their ashes by permitting civil discord to disturb the bonds of our Union, or the footprints of any foreign foe to mark the ground consecrated by their blood!
 Parents: It is with you to effect much for the welfare of our common country; teach your rising sons the history of our country's rights and wrongs, tell them of Washington and his glorious deeds, tell them of Bunker Hill, of Trenton, and of Camden! Lot your lovely daughters around the domestic altar, learn that they owe much to our revolutionary fathers, let our countrys history be familiar to them as household words.
 Then, when the flight of time shall have enrolled its millions of unborn generations in tbe tomh when the long list of ancient heroes shall have been forgotten amid the mighty revolutions of the globe, then shall the name of Washington remain, with immortality, sy- nonymous It will live in poetic raptures, it will form the theme of panesyric to the sons of genius, it will be celebrated with bon fires and Examinations in every land and by every people.
 And when the last of the many -tongued tribes of men shall have been freed from tv- ranncal oppression, when the sun, in his daily flight around our globe, shall look down upon a world of freemen, then shall the sons of freedom rear mp the great archway of truth, high in the American zenith, and on it's tower ing top, in letters of living light inscribe the name of WAsHGHGToS, the JatIer of liberty, the friend of the free, the 5enetactor of his race'