The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-12

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Mtk Test then read the Toasts,
-in-s most impressive and animatsd
mannsrs Ths responses 10 ths-
toasts were. impromtu and some
quite lengthy. We omit thsm and
give only ths toasts. 80 : :
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81 The day ~ eslebrsts-Our Ma.
fonal Birthdsy.-Esch year old,
yet sash ysir nswASWs greetit with
enthusiam, and celebrate it with
festivity and Thanksgiving TO God
Response by RewaMcClAi
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The Land We love-Our whole
proud Country-Notth and South.
The most precious Offering has been
thrownsin the chasln. God, grant
it may remain closed forever. May
lasting peace succeed war. May
prosperity and love rest upon as
even - Gods Beneiliction.
Response by A. r. Bates.
.t3;rs 3RD TOAST. 5al 70
m The soldiers Of the late War
Those who died, died for us; and
those who survived were no less
heroic. The memory of their strug
giles should ever fill our hearts with
devotion to the cause which they
sealed with their blood. The only
debt our Nation can never pay, is
the debt of gratitude she owes to
her brave defenders. ri g!5as IS 2i3@
! 3 Response by W. M. G. Casterline.
10 10 anos s4TH TOAST. a3ziI -2A
% The Revolutionary Mothers
They did anoble work of self sacri-
fee, patience and toll Their names
may MT befamiliar 10 us but their
work .endures-their influence il
perpetual. asasI Of e-dacm .
Response by Miss Bates. e "a
5aes77g a5i5THa TOAST egstt ~
The Signers of the Declaration
Of Independence,--Nen who had
grace to see their duty and grit to
doit- Naywe emulate their zeal for
the right, and maintain what they
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Response by LAM. Crist 'a
|J5a53 Viz 9Th TOAST. -.
o. The Fourth Of July,-Hot dusty,
noisy, busy day. A pity it couldn't
be in October. when it is cool. And
yet, like children, the noiser it is
the better we like il. asaz a go
Response by G. w. Stiyers.
7TH TOAST. & 5
4 The Liberty Herald, Our most
welcome guest1 Long may it wave!
Ever be - now, the champion Of
Right and Justice, and alive TO the
best interest Of the people Of our
little county. asZ -
Responss bye. w. Stivera
a~i 3ua,0TH TOAST gess
The Iagialature of Indians, -
They have in the iast year won re-
spect and honor. Hatheir ls1s are
executed Indiana viii soon attain
. higher moral and social standing,
and the term Hoosier be . proud
title instead Of . reproach.I
% Response by James Kennedy.
9th Our Martyred President
Bsing dead, he still lives. His
proudest monument shall be the
broken letters of the slave May
We al leazn from him the lesson TO
live with malice toward none,
with charity for ALL With firm
ness IN the right - God gives us
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: Responseiby J. n; Conway.
10th Liberty and Union-now
and Forever--one and inseparable "
We toast not mere abstract prmci-
pals-7but our town and county
May they in their little life proudly
assert and nobly exempify the glori
ous principles whose names they
bear. sadr ,5aid4 .er
Response by Dr., T. Casterline.
18th. The Gentlemen,-Our in
vited guesta May their charms
eyer be undiminished their beauty
- bewildering ]; their presence ever
as attractive md their public spirit
a. laudable and gratifying - tbs
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| Response by + n. Test N q
! a. Our Ministers,-May they
60 on IN their good work; ever bear
ing in mind that the elements o.
good and evil are, yet gathering
with almost equal energy to try
their strength. May they be stead
fast and true for it is Gods word
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Response by Rev. E. p. Whallan
18th. The old Flag, Still hon
ored and respected abroad Loved
and cherished ut home. The sym
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