Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18

It's devotion TO feel and It's rights 70 maintain
Then how sainted by sorrow It's martyrs viii die /
The finger Of glory viii point where they lie"
Music-Eatisnal Air-By the Band.
Sd Toast The President of the United |
states."
Music" Hail Columbia "-by the Band.
Response by Mr.. Barlow, Esq. Mr.. B.
offered the following sentiment ct the con-
.elusion Of his remarks:
q The President of the Father Mathew
society-By his untiring efforts and affec-
tionste entresties, he has not only been in
strumentsl in Accomplishing great good TO
the members Of this society, but by his
modesty ofdeportment in the performance
Of bis duties, and bis true Ohristisn charsc-
ter, has commended himself 70 the gratitude
Of this community"
4th Toast-"Pope Plus the IXth."
Hymn by the Band. Rt. Rev. Bishop
Young, Of Erie, was torsspond to this toast,
but Was unable to be present.
sonE-"Oh, Rome, thou art no more as
thou hast been"-by the young ladies.
5th Toast-aour Army"
son to the feld-the battlefield.
Where Freedoms standard waves;
The sun shall see our country free,
VI shine upon our graves"
Music-"C Columbia, the gem of the
ocsan"-by the Bend. Response by Judge
COHinberTy. sOng-"Cslumbia, the gem Of
She Oosan"-by the young ladies.
9th Tosst-'Irsland:"
ooh Liberty, let not thy spirit have rest
TIL Il move like q breeze over the waves Of the
Give the light of your look On each sOrrOwing
Nor Oh, be the shamrock Of Erin forgot"
Music "sprig Of shillaleh"-by the
Band. Response By Father o'Callahsn.-
song-"The Harp that once through Lara'G
Halls"-by the young ladies'.
7th Toast-"Fsther Mathew"
Music By The Band. Brief remarks BY
Mr.. J. A. Harris, who introduced as his
substitute John A. FOOte, Esq, who reSpOnd'
ed at length.
sth Washington"
aHis glory dIis the land, the plain,
The moor, the mountain and the mart;
II More firm than column, urn or fame,
His m0nument-the human heart"
Dirge by the Band. Mr.. J. A. Spence
/ vas invited to respond to this toast, but wa
nm Uoidably absent.
o.h TOast-"Ths sieners of the Declara-
Eo-a Independence.
,eTo the bs woes who Fonse in their greatness an
leap 'Oursls on Iiberty's shrine,
& &r9 seslst ls. - :. broken, their tyrants are ned,
A1d 9S ~ hands Of he North and the South sha
unite. of the 0lorious dead
...ia I.lss aT soScr ana 'EOEn 1t with light"
Music-'ssar spsngle,t Banner by u
Band. Response by Albert T. siade' k,'
sOng---"stlr sPsnglsd Bsnne' --OY IN
young ladies. s..t.,
10th Foast---GThe Governor OF the S'A'e
Ohio" =.
Music---"Han TO the Chiefly -
Rand. Response by Mr.. Ksrruish.
Ilth Toast---ssDEuiel 0'ConDell---tn
Patriot, the Orator and Statesman"
aGive to the earth his frame,
To mouideF and decay;
But not his deathless name,
That cannot pass away.
In youth, in manhood and IN age,
BE digRiaed bis country's page"
Musie---"Belisve me if all those sndsal
ing young charms"---by the Band. R
sponse by Mr.. Fitzgerald.
! 18th Toast---"Rt. Rev. Biahop Rappe."
Musie---"MsrBeiIiaiSe Hymn"---by Il
Bend. Song BY the young ladies'
18th Toast" The Mayor and COmm'
Council Of the City Of Cleveland"
Music By the Band. Response BY H.
sbsvens, President Of the Council.
n '1AGh Toaat-''The RailrOad Department
Music By She Band.