The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-14
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liberal hands the seeds religion morals and
will cultivate they cultivated every social and pub
lie virtue and whilst there remains living presence
that links us to the past shall greet its vision on the
ascending pathway of honorable All aims and
ends shall he to advance and elevate country to the
IoueSt summit OF earthly rcnown and grandeur and to
preserve StGe yet in consolidated glory The States Of
the Union and the Union of the States"
Youth of America, maidens wreatled in beauty and
roned in love- fair country of Mary the mother
and Martha consort of Washington, you who wear the
ennoplng stamp OF manhood-yOu aged ones blessed
you are in
That which should accompany old age
As honor, love, obedience troops of friends,
let us all firmly resolve by all the haowed memories
of the past by the of the present by the joyous
vi the future by our love and vcneration of Wash
ngton by the spirits of our honored and gallant dead
by love of country and our hopes of heaven to wisely
and cheeruly perform duty whole duty each
other to 'our God, country and truth And
this day, and every day, let us invoke II, avenly
Father rain his choicest blessings American Re
public and perpcaate all those great principles of civil
and religious freedom upon which it is founded in the
full splendor of meridian glory, until
''All worldly shapes shall melting glow
The himself shall die
Upon the conclusion of the address vote of thanks
was rendered Mr.. Barry by the association. number
of old patriotic songs then sung after which they
formed line and marched back the hotel where they
again dispersed until dinner time. About past one
O'Clock they repaired dining room partook of
excellent repast which had been furnished by the pro-
prietor Mr. Rawnson After enjoying which the follow
ing regular tuaStS drank
1st The day ceIeJrote.Ihe remembrance ofits val
lent deeds will dwell forever in the national heart.
i't"tV''"' 'tS''''yt"'''
3rd. TIe President of the United States.
4th. The GocerHor Of the state Of Maryland.
9th. Our Countrywide fine of Civil and Religious free
dom, that lights altar, shall illumine the world
9th The Constitution and the Cnion-Nlay they stand
'sUntii the great globe ITSELF
Yea, and all which We inherit,
Sl.uIl like the bnsclcre fubric Of vision fade
And leave not a wreck behind"
9TH. The Memory Of 0l departed BrOtherS-Ther blood
ertzed the soil Of freedom and the renown of their cou
and patriotism, will be as bright and durable as the
stars.
Sth. The Army and Nary Of the United States.-The
brilliant victories of the past give of glorious
future
9th Our Citizen Sordiers-Always ready to maintain
and preserve the honor and liberty of their country
10th Ed"cation-The well spring of national prosper-
r sponded to by the Reverend Mr. Van Bokklon Of
St Timothys Hail. in very eloquent and appropriate
llth The PreSs.-A virtuous and independent Press
the orlorn hope ofnations fit fall through venay or
corruption, long farewell to all their greatness
Responded to by Mr. C. ". Kimberly
18TH The atlantic TeiegrGgh.-A monument in memo
ry of Franklin, whose base is in the oceans depths and
whose summit is lost amid the lightnngs Of heaven.
18th. Uomdn.-'The world was sad; the garden was
wild;
And man the hermit, sighedA till woman smiled
The following volunteer toasts were then offered by diff
ferent members of the association:
The orator Of the Day.-Responded to by R. C. Barry
BY James Lucas, Esq-The Disa6eced Of the Old De
By L. W Ciosncll-The Memory of Colonel John Eager
HOOard and Samuel SmiU-IIerocs of the of 1872.
Their deeds of vaor shed halo Of glory upon the wings
of the American eagle as he aloft.
BY William Shaeler-TLe STriring Members Of the Od
Defenders Drank standing.
The company then adjourned to the grounds attached to
the Hotel, enjoying themselves Gn five O'Clock, when
they returned the city, vcrythng
having passed of in "A manner gratifying to all.
BALTIMORE CITY GUARDS.
The enCampmcnt Of this battalion the line of the Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad visited by some three thou
sand persons Yesterday morning they were Joined by
the Independent Blues band, and number of ladies of
the families of the membership The day was spent in
military duty, and last night grand ball took place in
the camp, which will he broken up this morning.
EAGLE ARTILLERY.
This company under the command of Col Jno. T. Far
low, proceeded down SOlcr's Point at early hour
yesterday morning and there spent the day in fesyity
and target practice, returning late in the afternoon