Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-07

From the Frederick Town Herald July
II, 1929.
THE FOURTH OF JULY IN 1922.
Cr1EBnAr1oN IN FRRDEKIcK Town.
In Frederick. Town and its vicinity, the
Anniversary of our American lndepen..
dence was celebrated with a splendor and
enthusiasm, which ought always to distin-
puish the recurrence Of that glorious day.
After the exercises OF the day were over
many Of the citizens Of Frederick and its
vicinity, retired to spring at the mouth
of Bush creek, where dinner had been
prepared by Mr.. Joseph Talbot; which. for
its elegant appearance and exquisite COOK ,
ery We have never seen surpassed, an"
rarely equalcd, on similar occasion: Col.
THOMAS G. WoRrHlNGToN. agrecahiy to
previous arrangement, acted as the Presi-
dent of the Day, supported by Lieutenant
Col Ezra Mants on the left, and Captain
John Mcpherson, of the Dragons, on the
! right William Ross, acted rs Vice Presl-
dent supported on the right by Captain
Henry Steiner, and the left by Richard
| Potts, Dsq. During the repast the COM
p..nv was entertained, at intervals, by mu,
sic from the Frederick Town Theatre, and
amidst 1.-The glasses sparkling on the
boards" the following toasts were ldrunlR
with slow of soul" and gusto truly
The 4th of July, '7G. The day which
gave birth to Il great and powerful nation
may it ever live in the remembrance o
Americans. -.
George Washington BY repeating hi
name we pronounce his culogium.
The Union. Its cement of reason, ant
its pillars of virtue, defy the assaults o
traitorous ambition.
5 james Monroe. The man of peace ant
F., amity; he cXerts his influence to cohVlnC
+. rs Eve are all Fcdcrlists, all Republ'
: cans
5 The voice of the people. Unperverte
, by dcmagsgues; the source Of genuine III
crty. ,.
The Colonization Society. Its object
are worthy the efforts of freemen, properl
estimating the birthright of man.
Our next President. The man OF IN
, people; unbiased by factious feelings
;, personal prejudice.
The Constitution OF the United State
;, The political luninary Of the world
The State of Maryland. A bright STA
l in our political constellation
q Agriculture, Commerce and M"nuia'
y lures. Three main pillars of our politlc'
: eliticc -,
= The Patriots Of South America. Ma
. orr freedom be the measure Of theirs.
q The Greeks. May Spartan courage "r
Athcnian wisdom aid their march " ina
pcn,lrnce
The American Fair,
, no noble thought. and daring dee
Il AT once the stimulus and mecd.
:, VOLUNTEERS.
le Nv the President The next Prcsidcl
\. Whether a Northern or Southern star IL
# have twinkicd ON his nativity; may "
>, never abandon the interests OF the VINO
,o crafty Il sectional and clunish teciin
in favor of part. ~
Bv the vi eprcsident Thomas ,j'h
u son; the secretary OF nature, VINO opp
re his pen into mind
By II. Po,,., ESQ. Education, an
q Y!sshttte2;cl people will "ndrr''"m" ' y.
4. them.
- BY Col. @. II. Williams. The Frrdcr
I'd Dragons; valuable acquisition to the
=
spirit Of Washington be the polar star
III every Officer AMI Soldier.
L. Bv Collin Cooke Esq. The vcncra
: CHS Carroll, of Carrol,on.
re Bv t. VI. Tiib,ll, Esq, The memory
4 Alexander Hamilton; we should never
yet tho mau who wisely conceived and in
re rably pursued the best interests OF
Il, COuatry.
Bv +. Dickcrson, ESQ. Our sister
'lr publics Of South AmcricH VIC hailed II
he birth by extending the right hand of It
=. tionship; may they truly appreciate
~ connection.
re BY Capt Steiner. The memory of
X Heath.
VI By Capt John Mcpherson. The Ora
81 and Reader Of the Day; they both acquit
themselves well-cach in his sphere.
BY Dr. J. II. Nc Elfresh. The signer
the Declaration Of Independence Il
he Ere Percnnica is erected in the heart
X every true American.
ByWm. Schlcy, Esq. The American
e. gle; displaying equally the arrows and
ID. olive branch; it ccrtitics the nations of
earth that we hold all mankind "cncn
'h' in war, in peace friends
d. By Dr. VIM. 8. Mcpherson. Gen. III,
Stewart, the hero of Eutaw.
BY S. Du Val, Esq. w Woman; whose
I'm bosom nourshcs our infancy, sweet
led manhood and pillows old age.
49, Bv James NJ Shcllman, Esq. Our 81
" states; may they ever dance in concert
es' the sweetest notes of fortune.
The BY f. Thomas, Esq. American nobi
dr. needs no patcnt-bearinS natures seed
wo courage, galantry and patriotism.
W. By J. brooke, Esq. Roger b. Tai
III Esq. profound jurisprudent and VOL
man.
ew By Il. Mantz, Esq. Col John McP
.er. son; a speedy restoration to health.
tLo By o. Sprigg, Esq. Thomas John
'Ie the first Republican Governor Of Maryl'
ad' By Doct. r. w. johnson. The men
ave of Gen. Otho II. Williams.
vas By Davis Richardson. Our ASrlcl
,ad ralsts; may the next year reward !
o" with more abundant crops and DC
y" prices.
by By jill. Potts. The Navy; its splel
elf, achievements in the late war entltle /
{ a the affections of every American.
-, By Benz. w. Miller. Disputes of no
ny NAV they hereafter be determined at
NY court of reason. :,
is By VIM Ross, Esq. The venerable J
,er jaw; the patriot and statesman.
- By F.. i. Goldsborough. May talent
~ genius prove always the prominent c
DIG acteristic of our nation.
,st- By S. Gather. The memory of the
,o1 ~, -; wv, p;nknev. the Ornar