Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-07-08
Volunteer Toasts,
By G, B. McHenry, Marshal of the

BY G. B. McHenry, Marshal Of the Day.
(iarles r.. Buckahw, The able States
man and distinguished Senator. We are
proud Of our worthy fellowcitizcn and
confidently anticipate for him q bright and
brilliant future.
BY Joseph Coleman.
hon. Heister Glymer. The able Sena-
tor of "Old Berks," and the distinguish
cd champion Of Democracy. May he be
the next Governor of Pennsylvania.
BY Tram Derr.
Captain Brockway. The faithful sol.
dier and sound democrat. May bis lau-
rels never fade.
BY James McHenry.
Col. Wellington II, Ent The trse SOL
dier and true gentleman. Higher honors
await him.
by Levi l.. Tate -
The Democracy Of Co'1mbEo. Ever
true to itself, the Union and the Constitu-
ion. We are proud 10 be an humble
member OF that great Party.
BY John Rantz "a Fort A,Hin Ve'eran"
ANDREW JOHNSON, the President who
opened the "Lincoln Bastiles" l say,
bully for johnson.
[s cheers, l groan and t'ger,the tige,
BY Daniel McHtnry.
A lawful and uuobstructed ballot. Ev.
cry Citizens right-the Bulwark of Con-
stitutlonal Liberty y.-[3 Cheers
BY the Ladies whose Husbands & Sons
we're unju,t!y imprisoned at Fort NJ fiji n
Here's to the Fort General Cadwall ader
could ut find Its walls, of moonshnc a nd
its bastions of wind its architect a gov
ernment spy, and S bushIerS very reSpec
tujle men aCho diCM aOlM their neigh.
borS TO cote.
Air-"See the Conquerrg Hero comes"
BY Sheriff Samuel Snyder.
Free federation the Right Of private
Judgment in all matters Of Politics aud
Religion.
BY Tram Derr.
Abolition and Secession the cause Of
all our trouble. May they bo buried in
one common grave, our Country again
prosperous, the Union restored, and the
people free.
By Guest
Rev(O Reesc. WHO though, preaching
justification by faith q dry business, and
took 10 Politics. after saying "Show me
4 most of Abolitionists, and I'll show you
a nest of hyft'ls"-"Birds of Feather
flock together. II | faint groau.
By VIM. Davis.
States Rights May they be fully
appreciated, jastly exercised, and faith.
fully maintained by every State OF this
Union.
By John 7. Derr.
Gold and Silver, the constitutional cur
rcncy of our country. May they hence.
forth and forever be the circulating me.
dunn, and expel rags from among US.
By Mrs. Leah Derr.
Where Constitutional Liberty dwells
there is my home.
BY j. j. Harvey.
May alt National patriots have good
food when they are hungry, good drink
when they are dry, gold or silver when
they need it, and 60 to Heaven whom they
die.
BY VIM. Lawton.
The Declaration Of Independence, made
by Hhito men, applied to white men, and
no others, by our worthy ancestors. May
their defendants fondly cherish these i'm
mortal principles in all coming time.
By Jacob Hunger.
The Constitution, Union and Liberty.
one aud inseperable, now and forever
3 cheers.]
BY Hiram Manning.
The Army and Navy of The United
States The .oae invincible on land
while the other rides in triumph upon the
high seas. .--[3 cheers
By G. W. Farver.
The Heroes of l9l2-l5: May their
integrity and patriotism aver inspire their
sons and daughters.-l3 cheers
BY Levi L. Tate,
Our brave soldiers They nobly vol
unteered in d, fense Of the Stars and Stripes
and bravely vindicatcd the Country s
Honor in its hour of peril. We welcome
the "War-worn Veterans" to-day, to our
festive exercises, and in extending them,
cordially, the hand of friendship, on tn heir
return home, we also tender our warmest
sympathies to the friends of ahos 50 who fell
upon the battle field.
Sentb by Alem b, Tate, Of Ashland.
Negro Suffrage and Negro Sufering-
Terms synonymous in name and nature.
Go it LoyahSts :
BY the Company.
The Marshalls Of the Day are Justly
entitled to our thanks for the gentemanly
and very efficient manner in which they.
conducted the exercises on this interest
ing ooca'ion.-G6 cheers.l
BY the Company.
The Committee on Arrangements -
Unltedly do we thank them for the boun.
tiful Provision they have made for tbs
amer ma@--[ Gun, S cheers1
By the Company,
Jacob LuDger ESQ., proprietor Of this
beautiful Grove Long may be live to
enjoy this Annual Festival with his patri.
otto friends, and when at length he shall