The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-07-05
REGULAR TOAsTS.

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REGULAR ToAsTs.
/ The day VIC celebrate: Sixty yezrs
Of national prosperity have haHOwed Il as
the anniversary most dear ID the fresmen
Of America
>. The heroes Of the Revolution Could
they view oUr present condition, they
would consider their services and their
sacrifices vel repaid
3. The Constitution Of the United
States Il was framed bE our fathers
May our sons and their POstersty ever enjoy
IL benefits
1 The President Of the United States
3. The Vice President Of the United
States
6 The Governor Of Pennsylvania
: internal Improvements They adorn
and viii enrich our country.
:. Education Whatever improves the
mind adds 70 tie wealth and physical
/ strength Of the country
2 The cause CT Liberty May It's march
be ever onward.
10. The memory Of Anthony Wayne :
May his chivalry ever be TIE pride and
the model Of the sens CT Pennsylvania
II. Jefferson, the ubIs stlhor, and
( Adams, the eloquent supporter 0t OUr
! Declaration O. Independence
= The Army and Navy Of tte United
/ States
/ 13. The Fair Sex: Their smiles eD-
I courage and reward vi-tu2us actions
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
B7 Peter CoIIius-O'ConnelI: the
morning star OF Liberty IL the East 10
! guide Old Ireland and the nations Of Ell
/ rope 10 The blessings Of eqaaI rights and
( privileges
| By James Murray-LIbeTty, Ike love,
/ L a. hard TO keep IS u Win; aud the e.
+ ertiOcs bv which II was originally gained
! SIIl be worse than fruitless, i they be
not followed up BY the assiduIties BY which
I alone Il can De preserved
/ By Mark M'Laughlin-Thatt the sons
| OF Liberty, Freedom, ana Friendship, NAY
never be overcome By ths ty-aanieal pow
/ er OF England
/ By J ohm Thonas-To secure the per
uauence Of or free Institutions, the UB-
{ ion must be preserved To divide and
/ govern Is the motto Of tyrants-
| By John Seaman, jr.-Ths people Of
Pennsylvania May they neither want
/ money nor discrimination, the first 70 be
Independent Of foreign capital, the last Il
place honest men IN Office.
By Robert Fyan-The memory OF tht
! volunteers Of 20, who declared the-useIve:
free and achieved independence May
! posterity uphold It unc0utamin ated b for
! eign OF domestic tyranny
/ By Peter Doherty-Geueral Washing
tJn, the father Of our happiness this day
l May our country never cease from the
! production Of such men
! By Charles Litzinger-The Fair Sex
/ Fair, when virtuous motives direct then
Observation-Disclosures, with bishop sleeve:
and big bonnets-
By Augustine M'Dermitt-
/ With martial step the soldiers come,
! To raise recruits By beat OF drum,
| Whilst. Ger mug OF nut brOwn-ale-
The sergeant tells rhs merry tale,
The country boobies gspe and stare,
And fancy castles build n air;
/ Whilst every maid who hears the fife
/ AsBires 20 be 8 soldiers wife
By Wm. r. Smith-The Union Of the
States: Community Of feeling Is only
TO be obtained By mutual sacrifice and
mutual forbearance- The onward march
Of internal Improvement viii eventually
bind our common country IN chains o.
fellowship, never TO be sundered.
By Major Henry FOx-The country
We live n, and the day We celebrate
| By Michael Dan Magehan-The Ora
tor Of the day His eloquent and patriot
ic sentiments ought 10 meet with re
spouse In the bosom Of every Fresm.n-
J By Thomas HGoDgh-The keysteRe