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c ti - i 1. -i. .i,. .are.-f.-. ,l(Wnwn hi fnijlil f.r the fine-low so-1 K!n, and tamJ the J'" I of NJoo tuiAtd tip o I irj-l w if Ittrt sn jiH h of llfif live With III wiry Im. of lb ('al-o'-fiHHt-Uits I J!l" i in deration (mttuff I Which lb mankind are iiuwrwiUo -and in wbal rt can the pprrativi who drivw th loom and spuming jnnica of th maouficlorio be fjpinW a more f.rtunata, or Wen freer, bninf lhan lha liaith Cart.tn alavet Let Hie Knghth laborer actually tnt th edvettlagn of Iba slave' comli. lion, and he would certainly with glado, s ehanjj fur them hi melancholy liberty, hi wretch ed ignorant hi lubour, pushed to lh Utmost verg of human endurance I ft life C" idem nod to sexual oJitud, Ot tb frightful alternaliv of eeolng the race tprinf up round him, whom h ha elU 1 into being, only that they may b wretched, and that (hoir wr4ebdnee any make hi ow doepor and awn doapairiiig " Aa, sawing th, tho snrslng tbsm, Thy flower If withered on U stars, T Indeed, th father of m Engli-b family of opera- tiv a is Ih 7 imag of tb nnt ntterly ami -Ji.My wretched being thai even tha strongeet po et to imarjnetio ha ever dared to paint. II U tba very demon of eastern fiction, who para, for hi I arth!y erimMt Ih horrid puriutimcul of feasting ( oa th Wood of hi own children. , mi earth, M Vtmpir omt, . ' Thyoc- JI fWanitatombhereet; TK r!y. -nt thy tivs pi, rl if ut AfiTii , wni fXMiMiiTT-ti wmii ibiij w I.., r AM such lh bmo of all WJ raeo t Thrw. from th aaothK, tr. wifn, ' , Almia-niftit,draiathatwaniofUI. ,-Thf vtim- tlwf y fxpt. ftliall know lh W h' 't A, etimtnt Ux, thnn erinf Uw, ' Thy wamUhw1othtol .- Bat tM, that !hf li - . Th warw. wl baUr-4 of aJl . Khali Uom (Km, with ritWi HMl . That wJ ahall wra thy hrt in flaoM. Tt mnt ihon ooJ ihy tJu "oJ t ' llr hMk' bat Unfo-nor y ' Wat tparl . , And lh Isat lmf t!rt m't r'w, . i . : TW hMM W it lib) Won. Puitariicallv drenHful a th Dictum nOTM. it in bit th loo fw! rmblanot of lh parental ) of thn EngfuA woriiog-man and hi prnteodod Irot- dom. Am! now eomparn ht"wllh thJ chrful nnjr, th merry iwftTW, ouch h i fooermlly een oo tS plfintitimw j nr carminjf in tM rewi or enat. terinc in th market-pineo Ihn vnoM gnna-nvmnr. -4, foUeiiiperw!, Riy, enrelean, nnrJ fTotwiqon of human winf Or hi 4ife, qnii1f norainff, - of it Mr whw r whit arrtood her, with aJenpinf, &M uf-lumad lo th fiorcMt Kin, aprawl her R-ma ry profenj or tmon, In oiy oqinvlmQ, to we. nnm yotmr rnataa, often th eomrauiin) of thir play t or, irrowinf truatior, if w4 gram, art pro moted to th liifrtltv of drivtaf an lh Gea, or tmn the eowa i titl at Uat, ihroot h all th vjadatinrM of " Bird-minder," " Sheen-minder" and " florae waterer." ihev aUwi ria tn th malurilt of twelre nr thirteen I when, aa ITalf-harwU," they u b- dnrtH into th waa of th Cnttnej boa. ; " ; .-.Wbieli ia froraal .. aiamilin"-or tilewtvrwtlh i area atonal whiponfrtrououLeIiaa1 lo tmw rM, in th health and manly hthnnr of the fold r tn he the wretched, hnted, withered, itekirmed, ifiaeaaed child of a manufnrtorr, atanred, impriwn- -)d, nerar rrewina; tn mernntr, and dvinf wnra atrt at 23 or SO f Thi latter H railed freedom. The former M ati'rmat'aed aa alarenr. ' 20TII OF MAY 1775-IN 1833. . trmt th Miakr mmd Fmrmmt JpayW, e 'A. T1IE GR.ND CEIXBILAT10X.r". . Alihuish ouUie aipectatioo waa much sxcited ia regard lo tba cominemoralidn of tba Mocklee lurg iKclaratioa. oi lodcpeodcuoe, ahtcb was b ld in thi place on WdoeUy,'(hn 20th of Mar, . It bas boon more than realized, ueean.suiely - say thai a larger, more respectable, and more da -etroue aaaainblajre of peraona, baa not conreocd in the Suta of North Careliana since the ra of " tSa lime thy "met to celnbrate. The" day, as" if ' in sympathy with tha feeling of thoae who parti cipate in I h celebration, wu beautuul a the fu:id. lover of nature could bars wUhad the iky w cloudleas, and a refreshing breeia cookx the -tfcrwiaa-orea wacmtltoribtt Soo.a I be day was aahored ia by the firing of cannon, - and al su early boar the street of our flouriahing village were throujred by a well dressed and or oVIy population of both aeiea, mingled with lh g lit lot w. lit beautiful aud a)pmtriata auifuruia worn by th regimoot of Cavarly and Voluoteere, eallod out on the occasion. At fl o'clock, theae re P'inent fiirmed in a line in the mmn etrert the ft wing renting on the Conrt-houss. The conn, tie of Mecklenburg and CabarTua, forming one on . Hie mninoruUa evetuV Ihnir mtiaeaa anet on thi occasion to commemorate, are, and ought to be, justly proud of then beautiful and sffiwtiva regi. ment; and, although wa had oflm admired their bandaoine apnearanca and good discipline, wa ne ver before rr wmber to have seen them loook as woll or nwmwiver with more precision than oa the present occasion. " Tbny were marched lo the field and there reviewed by General Thomas Q, Polk, in the presence of tha Governor of tha State, Se nator Manjrum number of respectable ciliaens of this, and the adjoining country being present. - At 1 o'clock, the Military aalo formed a line in Jllift rel ;bere they were . jmntsd by aprjocBaiion, tn trie order ot Uitiwna, nt rnncerv Itevolutwoarv "P-AlinrC'tnv'iled Guests, Clergymen, Reader of ISO uociaration, and the Urn tor of the Day.' Io auu J)ruurr ina .laiury ta tront, tn Ttwvcd U tho Cburch.ywd,"ler irojienBd column, to th right and left and then changed front, by moving from th rear, the Revolutionary Soldier ia frmt, ia which order they approached the stand in tha boautiftil grove adjoining the Church. Here was proent4 a scene combining all that could be Conceived of lha guy, fanciful, beautiful ..r m&SimZtbAMuA itawlf waa dt-comted with wreath and f.titoon of svsrgraena and flowers, ombtnod with a tt and liil creditable at once to tbe occasion, and to tbr to whon we were iiki. ulud for iiii orusuMiiiUl work. Immediately in front of the stand, were seated the twenty-seven revolutionary Guests, who wore praeent on the oceaaion, wearing badges of whits satin ribbon, on iiich were Inacriliod, in large Utters, tha figures of 75. White their whitened locks thoir pallid cheek their smaciated forms, produced a fueling of veneration and reaped on all who beheld them, their animate foatur still shewed that tkrf indoad were interested in the proceedings. It is not with sn invidious feeling, or with an intent to take away fwta tba rwpect attached to any of tha Revolt. V.' tiimiry riri Ihrn trew-nt, llit we mmiliun th iwirtt" of two who e a iwulir iiili rr-l, Vmn, Juanph t Ira ham. and Caiit, William lflanlir lh RrM had Ua prvwiit al lh (Wlaralion our (ihxiiui wo Hu n edtibraiiiii;, aij had Un cul Lwa ajkl Jk.fl .Cjfdial Ly ,.ihff Ufi'i"h '""', whila oiMxiiMrif the etitrair of Ilia main tly of lh army urvLr Curnwalli into C'hrhtta m latter had eornmniicMd anrvke in tha UavulutitMiary war in tt otTic of Catitian, ami what I a atngu. lar aviJtnra hi uttamliitiM palrio4itn, ilitnanfh diiinguihnd by hi bravery and inlrepidily, flight, ina; in alnvat averr ball) in lha tVaith, he atill ra lained hi oriirinal atation. He i now blind and infirm, and Cold indeed muat be thai bout who could look upoq bits unmoirad. It wu nH o with u at leeat, and w do not envy lh foelinjra of him whoa vei ration tod iratitoda were uaa foctod. Near Ibeaa few survivor of th Revubi. ternary war, were aeatnd th invited fueata, amung whom were Nona tor Mangum, Governor Swain, and other diatiniruiabod cilifm of lh Htat. boa of whom wa CoL laaac T. A vary, lb aon. of WaiKhlamll Avery, OMof th oiirner of lb Mock leuburg DoclaraUoo. ,0a lb right and immaJi alul v over Iba revolutionary auldiera, waived a beau. luul fug. praaeoled oa tM occaavM I lh Lalay ett Artillery, by th Indie of Charlotte, bearing tha inacriptiua M Meckkxibutg Docla ration, of Iud pnndenca, 20th May, 1773," whil th ladiee tha.a. elvea, whk hundred of their lair exmtpejtion from ihia and tha adjoining eouoliea, filled row af- ter row of th benche immediately In rear of lb revolutionary aoldiera, with whom ibeir bright eve and Mailing palutnmncoa Lrinod a striking, tail nut amatareating eontraat. Uehiad and around theae, I tended tba imioeoaa and iMiroberlea crowd of citizon and atrangera who allendod thi public wetival, aud who were finally encircled ay tha mi blary, their brilliant iiniforni and glittering arm reoacting tba atraggling Mobeama thai oocaatuoal- ly ahot through to almoat impooetrabl abade of Iba tree, waoaa green leaves nulled with a ato dot ailooc a if coueciou of th reapeci du lo th occasion. On smurbtgher, than thoae of Iba au dionoe, and oreiiiokod Ibem, eat tba 8akDk Hand, who bad kindly volunteered their service without reward, and who contributed in a high oVgre to tba aniovaient of Iba oceaaion. The were aeo. Iwmea, bandaomely dreaaed in wnifurmLand per formed with a skill and ability snldota if aver wit. aeeead so far ia lha interior. Thoae who nartici Ked ia tha Ibativltlea of that day will Hot for a g time remember it without a peannf thought a tha fa sjvaaic of tha Maleni Hand. Finally, jut in lha rear of th stand, and aJmuet Joining It, I wu suuatod in fTave-yarO, where reated tba bone of many a patriot and hero of the rovolu-lj lion snd particuUriy of Gen. Tbomej Polk, one of I he first progenitors of tb Mecklenburg declara tion. . At auch a lima, ia such a scene, the reader y easily conomve that tha crowd lis. tened wilb silent stilloeaa loss) approprule prayer, delivered witb much animation and feeling, by In Kav. Mr. Armstrong. Alter which, yames rr, Osborne, Esq.; read, in a loud, (HsUikC and fooling manner lae declaration of Inderjerinence made aixty years ago at this place, by tb MeckJenburg Whigs fn Convention aa5tnbled4 ( having prefaced tha same with some animated and appropriate re marks.) After sn interval filled up by music from tha 8alem Hand, an Orattoa waa delivered by Franklia L. Smith, Caqn about wbicb. as Mr. S. baa, w anrierstand, promised a copy for publica tion, w will only take occasion lo say, that it was an effort in every way worthy not only of the known ability of tba Orator, but of Iba weot.it oommefiiof a ted. At 9 o'clock, a CJTOineny, consisting of between ft and 61X persona, sat down to an olerant arid umDtuoua Dinner. Dreoarsd bv Dr.- Bovd. of - tba Charlotte Hotel, where, amid the substantial luxu ries of our physical life, reign M the "flow of wit and the foaat of soul," until the shades of evening ditrkne approached and the gallantry of those who wished to pay "their respects to the ladies at beBall snd the steady habits of others induced them te break ap m good roer lhowghm fine glee, nothing Having occurred during tba day to mar in tha fast the general harmony. After, the cloth was removed, lha following Regular Toasts were drank,' liiiarepersed "with music Iroro Ui Salem Hand. .. ..: . t Ta Vrv w Cbmlt: W will forever cherish it a tb day which fv birth to lb Jkt Deckratioa of Amenraa Indepennence. MiMC -llail Columbia. - 2. 'It Maekbnbwrx Dclmtwn qf Indrprndmct la tb word of th eloquent advocate of our National liilpp nitonce. "Tu aeouina ssua of Autvrica at that moment wa never so well expressed before or since." t Musie waaninirton' urand Haitn. 8. T iiriief.fr .Virnftirrr OrcW The Argonaut of American Independence the (word aa well a th pen- the baUle-fleld aa well aa the coun cil, chamber, sliest lha glory of their aaiaee i Immortal- ity aiiks to tkem as to the freedom which they gave. f Music Gen. Polk's March, 4- MrkUnhmrr Cubam Countiet United In the Jtrtt Declaratioa of American Independence, they win sver concur ia auaiauiing in principles. music Home, nweei noma. , ft. 7aaea4MitVeeatoa Let iUadvoratesthrootrh- out th world learn, from our a periment, thai the peo ple are cipaoie of eii-govornnieoi. Jiusio uarca from Figaro' Marriage. a 8. Oar raett, tk HmC Willi P. Mangum Th servant of the people, and not of the Legislature North Carolina will stand by him as th eloquent Snd consist ent advocate of tb honor and interest of the South. ' TMuaio Sal CoburgV March. 'ttila Tuastwas reaMvetf wM nupturou applause trora aH parts ot tha table, to which Senator Man- gtim rejilied ia a speech of aboot two hours, da ribg wbwb, be was frequently aplaoded by the lie. tewraV-TbiripeecnTIoraptS ganca or doiivery, and geoeraJ eloquence, we have never heard equalled on such ait occasion. The toast called Ibrth a review, in some measure, of tba Resolutions passed by the last Legislature, commonly known as tha utxpuHging retolulionM." Th sjiirU of indignation with which he treated ii.':. - - .. . . ... I n 8"eml?. J own dishonor the buna? sarcasm with which he alluded to the motives of thoae who passed them nJ nuicuiotianees at tna reeoiutiona themscivea, and the still rnora ndiciitius reception i they met with in the Senate, tba vindication of his own dig. oified snd honest course, were displayeil in a man ner and with an eloquence which it would be in vain to attempt to describe on paper. 1 We hope, however, the Committee will obtain the speech for publication. II concluded by offering the follow, ing toast i s . Iff oa. IV. P, AfiMgwa The State of North-Ca-roltMpowernil in phymcal, and moral, lind intelloctoal resouraos Ujv laod vi pur Sires and the home of our af fections, i if thrir imtmirr by mainfaininf In Oiair piniy the priiiciiilaa K iHb WJ (aitf'it, WM, ana tx1w. (Mi.HH Vaka l).Jla. . 8, Ovr g ft, (Jorwr maia Tba afilighlsned and vUwi alMiufnuaut Uta walfara of N. laruliiia-, liia naina H alvnUlied with lha hnat jntweof lit Hut. . . .. lMuatcot flaaia'a ktaith.-. The Imilaiiae with wlm h Ihia loaat waa di auk having au(wM, ( Haain nm, and in an elo quent ahlraa, iti'ImhI to the amiiimefiia therein rootaiiMMl, la pok with mnrh filing, of lha charartar. anliiicai and civil, of North Carolini alliMlod in m gnneral, but aatiajriding remark, lo lha ulcl of tautioo aiiliiUlfld, by a state ment of admitted facta, tha very great increea of tha revenue and aipendilurea -eipUmed Iheir r dinu character from lh maimer of llieir collection and diaburaement, and wound up by aa eloquent ind ssprnpriMia alluaina to the circumHtance con aected witb lha day wa war celebrating after which he gave tha following loaat l Th Village of Qiarhitla, whar th geniu of da aatio Brat lijrlttad bar lamp of loarning in N'Wti Caro litis whar lii Are of Liberty wa Brat kindled aa lha aitar or American rraanom May ana rawer aoeum thaaeinetiy of fleamn thea tha reaidenea of alavaa 0. ThcatemoryofEoliraioiDravard, who wrote, and of Tboma Polk who laWd, tba Mecklenburg Declaration of Ind'podenca.-MuaMC Macklijbur Grand March. - la Our nrf. On. Jovyk Ormkim Th living witneaanfuteacen wahava met to enmmemaraia, ana the bald sad iotrepid dafimner of isj principlea. f Mimm Oen. Graham' March. Uraii Ia reaponaa to Ihia loaat, Gwn. Graham read a paper, Containing a remini bad witneaaed, in which be rara an animated ac- eounf of many cireanwlance illending tha MqcL kiuburg Declaration did full Juatica to In aier tiunaof Km Mecklenburg Whig of lha Revolution, and slluded soroewbat ia detail lo their particular Services Geo. Graham has kindly eonenotod permit lha publication of hi adtlreaa, wbicb we hope in s few week to off r as a valuable treat lo our readers, lie gave lh following loaat i 7TU rlflaa &hUe--Mj it never be viaited taia by such digavariea aa Lordship, and with auch s retina a Viwto eat tne vxa nHtiteaioar, iir. 11. TU Memnrm of Ueorg rVwAiag ton. Music VVasliiirton March. - aaai a a . af . i IZ Tkr ' a Tvaarwae ma sangnier m norm Carolina The Meeklenhnrf Declaration of Independ- ne I a vert and snrtina of her history a aoond and indiaaoluMa anina birtweea Mmhrr and haaghtr in the preawrvatma of ha principle and It mmtiL (Music Ctnetnnati Qnickstea. ' IX Th t W "Our arm tneir protection -tneir srm our reward." (Moaic llail Columbia. VOLUNTEER TOASTS. By th Prasideol, Win. Davidson, Esq. fW tVarsf, 'M .Ths able defends of the truth of the Meckleabnrg Dechration of Independence, and of Ina revolutionary history of oar cute, Mr. Jones responded to this sentiment in some animated remarks, in reference to the Declaration 4b feelings which inapired it the policy of it commemoration, &C-, liter which he oflered the following loaat i TV rrvs wrincivUi fl Mrklmbmg Derivation of hJffendene ReaistanoM to encnnstitutianal op preaaioo the moat sacred right of . Uidividual,sad lb bksA saomdduty ofHtatea . - .- . . Bv th 1st Vic Presirlmii. Wm. J. Alexander. Eaa Oen. Jhf Orm : Who haa taoirhtoa with seal and ability the troth of th political maxima, that "pow er is si way stealing from the many lo the few,'' and Otat tna pne or Ubavt m ilwaal viyUaasa. Ia reply lo which, after some appropriate and feeling remarks, Geo. Green oflhred tba following sentiment t- Wkit rnni 7Vy: As It was In tha bmrinninp. an Is it even now the aatne spirit wbicb won our liberty will mainlaia U. . '' -" ' ft. ..-.. B Oea. T. O. PMc, W 'T5ca-frident TV Mecifcniarjr PmlrioU J75i-.Wo to Utair sou who do ant rally Sir IMterlw arainst ExteitlitM mower. of nm. is isovMsoa, aa vice fresiuenl : oo- WW . www x t aa. s wr -r to that United States Senator from North Carolina ho planted himself noon the ramparts of the Constitu tion, and boioiy dpremej it Sgamst Tbe aaaaulU of a servil mjority of lh State LegislaUire. Bm Oen. Pul Bnrrinrer, nf Caharraa. 4th Vice PreaidenL Ti Senate oflki UnUti&olaLJLMiU or derenee ht the n?ht and liherties of the people against th encroachments of Executive ambition. fly Cnl. Iimne T. Aserf, of Burke, fith Vice Presi dent The Vititmt of Mecklrniurr i . Their political prmcipte, when asm red by time, will be like their rold. par and without alloy. LeU'ii we i e Iwi read wW Tiie'loTTowTnFrjeniTe-' men, giving tneir reasons mr not attending: Judge Gaston, Judge Raffin, Hon. H. W. Conner, Hon. Bod- ford. Brown, and. -Judire Strang, of Nortb Caroliaa. Hon, J. C Calhoun, Hon. W. C Preston, and Gov. McDufBa, of South Carolina. Hon. John Tyler, and Hon. B. W. Leigh, of Virginia. Una. ILI Whila, .VYAJt7j.-M!iJlJM.,A Tenneaaee. Tba fbHowmf Toaste accompanied their letters! " -V" .. ...... dj um new snmxfi, Mi'nnnn, er n j. .Tfort-t;sr-linm: May her aon, in their resists nee to the approach of despotic power al noma, emulate the noble example of lbs Charlotte Convention in their resistance to des potism from abroad. ' Pv the Hob. R W. Leitrh. of Ya. Tk aVanmlafa tk Patriot wka mer tk Jrtt la rvnaaac mllfgi- aac ia a rormgw mum; - May they ever emulate the example of their fathers, by promptitude, viirilince. and seal, to vrt tb dominion of a crown forgtd al kom. - - J " - ' By th Hon. John Tyler, of Va-Th Resolutions of the Virs mia Hons of Burgease of 1703, and the decla ration of the people of Mecklenburg, North-Carolina, in 1775: The Brat taught our righto were natural, eon titulional, chartered the bud rata the pledge of "life, fertilaavaad d bonotT.lb By the lIon.High:L' White, of Tennessee. J Sonto Norik Wu: May they bt the last to sur render those principles of Freedom sod Independence which their jhirlees anrestnra frere tha frrf t nr By W7B. A. Ramsey, of Tenneaveef-Aa enligbtea- ad and independent Press, the great eooservaUv of freedom, a venal and licentious one, its destruction. By J. G. M. Ramaer, oT Tennessee. Jo. SemterU Jim: ' Tb author of the defence of North-Carolina the descend en U of Uie Mecklenbunr Whigs, where ver oispersea--from me -oia worth State " to the hr Uierest Wert July appreciate bia able vindication . - .f --" aaoastors from tbs psraioiwaf air. senerson. By tha Hon. William Gaston, of Newbern. Aaveri. eaa Liberty i Here Brat declared, and her moat at credly cherished oldty resolved an. loitg;stragg1ed fbr.and nobly obtained, it must be preserved by the vir tue, wisdom, vigilance, and union of American Free men. "' . : . : , , ' ,'.., . ,s v . .-x-f f By the Hon. Henry W. Conner, of Liocoln5-MNr-Umbrg:- The uniform advocate of Liberty and tha righto of the people. . . - V Wlien the letter of tba Hon. Bedford Brown was read, ' - - - - CoL IIinmtn.of Rurka. man and aaiit 1r t.Mr. Wa are Informed by Senator Brown, that the reason of m not auennmg Una celebration is, that ha wa unable to leave home at this particular lime, Since U.e date of hi lettof to lbs Coatuiilloe, we have been inforuwd -v"'. iftSffi.aJayaat?: Uirooeh lh me.li.im of U.e ihiW. l"pe, l't h ba bvmi ai'lerled aa a 4rUtU, frisn Ui County of Caswell, in mmmhiI that ituaru t in lia Uallinwr lonvsnliun. Wa bar Vrt to Imr Uiat ha baa dv lmad th bmia? of thai appuittluisut, M that b Bada It llononiot lo loara bum, whaa suainoaa of su much ImpurUnc d aaaad bis -t.U k Avaiy la be inferred. tUl b is al this tiimi in Balllima?, aaaiating lo eleval Martin Vaa Bursa lo tb prasidsocy, I giv you, sir, Ui (Utew ing smitimanl: TU Am. fUtyri W s Whil waara eonv msfnorattag th virtuaa of th Illustrious dead, b i paying boowra lo tb power that be" bv ministering at lb alur of living aiubiUua. Verily b ahall bav hi reward. By Hon. Jamei Martin, nf flaliabiiry. ,Wreiiwrf CWf ! Tbs " lloriMt's Neat of lb Rnbol" an ap pallattoa glorkiosty won, wba rebsllkio onmnsuid In a nobis miMianc to th cis ia" anuthofid sower. By Franklia Smith. Esq. TU Memory VVsv Ilanpr.Apermi aa h haa been, by on high ia Dow. r, hi earn will yet descend lo posterity a th bold and Intrepid supporter of our country's honor snd ind pendaaea,. By James W. Osborne, Kq.-TU. Vniritf f NortkAJamlimm Libsrty aad koowWgs, "oo and in dissoluble." -ByGen. T. G. Pots-AWe Orrsfiaait -Pieaent at our board today, ia lh pevwm of siaay of bar patriotie aon, t aba aud lby ar present la our baaru aad a foctions. On the announcement of this toast, Thomas 1. Moore, Eq., of Spartanburg, South Carolioa, rose, and, after making some eloquent remarks, appro priate to the sentiment, oflorjd the following t Nbrta and Soulk-Cwlim ! Identified ia Interest snd ia feeling, may the same spirit which anitad lbm in 7fl, m nppnaatipa to fcreiga oppression, animals and nit them an mat ifllriru and despotism at bom. B CuLJD. MLikrringer, of Cabarrua. Tk frinci- . ' . . I 1 ... rrt . . . -i. ... .V -. I fir J ssy aw rworaaa .- i ur j umcn us uisi eternal vigilance ia tb price of Liberty," whether as sailed under lb form of law by a "republics a" Presi dent, or with open violence by s titled monarch. By N. W. Alexander, Kan.-Capt Willism XIu sV.- . The first Captaia of the first regiment under Ge neral Ruaipter. By tb Hon. W. P. Mvngnm - 7 fa memory tf lh lie CM. Willi Polk -Tbe Ust surviving Field Of near of th North-Carolina line th bravest ot Ui brave as stem as ruinon and s virtuous brave. By Gov. Hwain Fortune-hunter "Sod office-hunters Irt tb fair sel beware of tbe on, and lb people of tn other. Bv Junes M. Black, Esq Tb 30th May, 73:.The first dawa of rational liberty, may it kf be comme morated bv the people of Mecklonburf. By Dr. P. C CaWwelL T tUnt Tb Doric Pillars that support the Corinthian fabric of our Nation al Government...a pnnpia a curse on him who would de stroy the fair snd just proportion of either, . f I' u . L n I.. Iiy Aoorew urwr, um. I sa owmm f-vnsa May tbsy wall censMler their own interest ia tbe ap- proachmf Preawlential contest By Dr. C. L Hunter, of Lincoln May every breast be animated with the kiAy patnotism of a Hwiin, and political honesty of a Mangrnn, and step boldly f award, ere "the Hun of Liberty ia et' To tk rttemtto tk By J. H. Blake, Ean, " L WkU: Proverbi ally bonest and Just all parties unite in paying him homage lie st in Ansuue me iacaauo pany u tbe American Senate. TU n M E,lne. of IJno.Jn-1-The Orator of tha Dav: Trie beauty and elegance or nm compnsuioq can oniy be Mirmsaed by the eloquence of hi delivery. Ry ColTMr WrAlewnder Those who tnrronnd this festiv braird -Tn generoa ensprmg eWe ncestrv: May they wear, untarnished, tbe laurels wreathed lur them. Bv Cant Isaac Campbell The 20th May, 1775: Mav it Im annualti celebrated bf every tmts mltim of Mecklenburg, while the eafle enara and the star-spa n- rlerl banner wares "o'er the land or the tree and the borne of the brave." By G. A. Miller, of Linoolnloa. "Resistance lo ty ranny is obedience lo God." By a J. Harris, of Uncolnfeary Cty The Aria- UIm ot the Uuttad twaisa; - ikt suuuiibs auspis ana beeaase he sv irHXrfTU pt Ible. v - - -" By rharloa J Parley nl Rowan- The prtnciploa which were proclaimed this day raj rear ago Dy our patriotic ajrea: May they never be (Wotten by their descendants. -' ; - By George F. Davidson, of Iredell..- William Gaston: Admired for bia senilis, and revered fbr hi virtue, po litical prejudice may proscribe hi public services, but j l k: c Br Robert" Williamson,- Km., of Lmcohi..Marttn rVan Siiren': The executor of Uie last will and iesta- ment of Andrew! Jackson he never can plead the want of asset while be hold tbe people a money. By Capt. J. J. Khinlap. of the LalayeUa Anillery Te VillagofLtrlotte: A Hornet' neat to Tarlton -may it ever prove a -uornei s nta vj a u w i w jiaj; i . I . . ut ., .H . II I I sttrrnpt-PW" bT By Joseph 1 1. W tlaon, K.-JntrUigyme mmd wtrtiu: Mav thev alwava be reirarded as tb Dtllars of our Re- publ ican Institutions. Bv Dr. S X. Johnaon, of Uncolnton. Our Native Stata:. First Jo declare-IiMlwpMrulanct of -a foreign ty- rantMay aha b tbs last to submit lo a domestic des pot. By R. P. Willis, Fen., of IUirks.-Jo. Sea well Jones: Hjs rMhiewi&CNrlirdira emu. latea me aeons oi nti anceewra. By J. T. Aabury JJobn C Calhoon snd John Branch : Brirht ernamevit of tho two Carolina - they are vet undimmed bv the New York magician. By A. R. Wolfincton-.01d Mecklenburg: Tbe first to declare herself independent may abe never give up her rights of liberty. By J. J. Erwm, of Burke. Tbe County of Mecklen burg: -Her patriots of 1775 have been inscribed on tbe page of history, for the highest deed of chivalry and noble daring hr on oo this day bav not dishonored them. .r Bv CoL W. J. Alexander The reirimentaof Cavalrv and Volunteers: The apiritof their fathers will ever actuate them in defence of their righto. By Joseph IL Wilsoo. Eeq. The Salem band: . The Cohcord and harmony of the musical strain are only equalled by tbe kindness and sociality with which wa greet them. " " ' " 9f"Vfrkz R;'0viowi((v. Th-L and iheir handy-work, the Colors of Ihd Uyfkyett An tulery: May the latter ever-wave over uiose able and Jinf,?JJ,?ctini BJ Wm. CaroMin : - -- f1 ! the Former. -"-'- i..';:r-.r.,r this world never thrive, - Who will not celebrate seventy-five. By A. P. Campbell. Our honored Guest, Willie P. Maniromr Who reffaaed to be instructed by those who had no right to inatract . , -ir, . . By Namue! McKe. Three groans to tha Conven tion' thi day to be assembled in Baltimore. ., '. Vf W. A. tlarTia.-reace and prosperity to our high v aVvorn CAHntrr:" Mav all iarrinir nrinciuleawtiicb' now disturb the political world ba made to chime in harmony. - , .; ity laaaa liyam Alay Judg Wluta aeld iaaiga set office in the rift of people, and may Willi P. Man gum hold the next ' , r By James A. Johnston Henry Clay: Our political defender aininet fbreien power Tbe conciliator of do mestic diseentions rhe highest gin of the people of thi Umoa would be put the merited reward of his taith ful aervice. r ; , ' . By Col. M. W. Alexander. The Baltimore Conven tion : like the Hartford Convention, illegitimate m it birth Tbe people of the United State will not permit themselves to be dictated to by it Uy u. Maxwell, wq Our iliHtlngnlsbed tiuest, lion. W. P. Manrum t He obeys no instruction from any sovereign but the merriga people. Pf A. R. Wolflngtm-Tba American ladies i N, I Brat in war, not first ia peace, but flrA tq tb hearts of their countryman. By J. Uyera, Tb County of M eeklenburg : Tbs Ant lo spurs the yok of paUamstay pprsMiMWaa Q her osis shew themselves worthy of their fathers, by putting tbetf tcto upuolha eucrus JimmiU of cascuu. -patrtMiafs. By Capt Wm. Reevea-Hoo. Willie P. Mantua j Tb abt and fuarloaa champiun of Soutbern principles tb pen 4 a will sustain hi in, Bv k C. Caldwell Martin Vaa Burea: Oppmwd u th 14 war, exposed to James Madisun, nnd to southern Interest caa Um bouibera poil go fur suck s man. By James A. Wallace Th Doctrine of Nullifl.. . lion and Cunsulidaiiua i Hrjlls an Lb-m tide and Che rybdia oa tba other both squally dangsrwua lo lb Ii. bertie of Hi country. By Cut. (J. 1L Nichuls-Our bigbly asUemed guest snd Chief Magistral : Msy be, if aecessary, bock la oa ' In srmor which shall prov aa keen to hi enemies as hi wit snd political knowledge are to give life, test, Q and edification lo this social Company. By J. a CampbelUTk Hon. Wm. C Preston, of &sitb-Crolina Mecklenburg , tb waking spirit of Rip Vaa Winkl" would gladly hav welcomed Li. aae gwest at thi feaai knsrd. By K, 1L Fullwoud-Tbe Whig Senal of Hi Uni. ted State: Notwithatandinf faction and fslsohaod fcy bav their reign, it will be but abort, the time wifrb when that body will receiv the vr lasting gratitudt ot Freemen. ' By A. R Davidatr-Mecklnbarg'lSiNinty, in which Independence was first declared, may the cause of ihia great aasemulags of peopl a remoiuuerM aud banded down lo I i tha latest posterity. By James Porter Th Hon. Willie P. Mangum: May be receive lite gratitude af every patriotic em of Niath-Carolina fur bis course a a United Mtate Menau TranamiUed By Cen Beverly Dunivl. Tb Revolutionary Whig of Mecklenburg and Char itg or MecatenDurs; ann utiar. S ipirit of chivalry and gallantry, f B neck of frVorg tk third, but V tbe SMusj of hi illustrious I fcitte Who, in the true spirit pUosd their feet upon tb i warred nut vo with tb Queen. By Jiawtph Sna well Jonee. Tb memory of my friend and eounlrymao, the late Joseph Pteerasi, of Rowan : The chivalrous North-Carolinian : Aa accomplished gentleman, and an independent Htatewmaa By F. I Bmith, Esq. Tb Judiciary of North-Caro. lina, and it able representative at oar festive board, the Hon., Jsiimsj Martin. By J. M. Black. The Benate of the United Htatea ; may that body ever stand inflexible against Executive usurps tina. Bv W. W. Elm. The Signer of Mecklenburif Declaration of Independence : while their aabe repose in tlieir graves, may tiivir illiMtrMMis exsmpls slune a perpetual beacon to ages yet unborn. By Wm. C. Tate. Tb Heroes of lb A mericsn Ro volution They groaned that we micht resce they tmled that we might rest they died that we miirbt live. Bv Jaa, v. Usborne, rsq. Tbe memory of William R Davie: The jurist, the orator, and the brav defend- of the libertiea of hi country. My itr. V, K. Dunlap. Iliiffh U White: Mofleet ami onassumino; hi poliUcal course has been undevMliiig, may it be onward. By Robert Williamson, Esq. Hon. Willie P. Man gum Hi firm and dignified course in tbe Honsle of the United K tales be identified hi name with the bo nnv of the State be represeote aod the liberties of bw country. By R. W. Maxwell Our boooured and distiniruish- gueat, Willie P. Mangum, the Ann and intrepid defend er of our eonatitution and lawa "Who ve dared to do" hi duty, and risk the consequences," allhouirh instruct ed lo act otherwise by Oflice8oeker and politwiana who have sold their birtb-riirht, uptlcr the expectabuo of receiving a reward from their roanter. By CoL Masnainara. of Rowan. Tbe illnxtriooa 1'it riota who aasemblod in thi Town on the 20th May,177fi: Mav the tnemorv of their renown thrill thruurrh the sou la of tlieir decendanta, and impel tliem to renewed eneivie for the maintenance of the glorious inheritance of civil and reliiiu liberty left them. By Mllei IML -The United Btati May they ou- rer be worse divstad than they sra now. - - - By Thomas T. Hogg, .Norttr tromar llw Arst to strike for freedom : abe'll be tbe but to suiien- der it By James A. Wallace. The General Pis Office Department!"" The ureal akaigh of political corruption and intrigue: may it be speodily cleansed from its im port ie by tbe limpid current of popular opinion. By James Wrt anrne, Ksn.--The Town of Char lotte: Tlie birtli-place of freedom i befiire our eves: our rcsuvitiea are on Uie battlo-OcIu. snd ae cckhnto the dawn of independonce over tlie graves of the heroes who died for its achievement: where can pure patriotism be an successfully enkindled, and where servility and man-wnrship so emphatically rebuked. Bv N. W. Alexander. Een. Henrv Clav: Kentiirkv I ... . . J nftefla w aoM rnanl, m-tHum or Sraasr-nnninnniTtmrsrc ries of year nor the flight of time, can deprive her of the trwry of her fkvorite woa-P midla " part iMus'vUa- ' i btt lAhutnam. By R, Cochran, jr., of Salisbury. The memory of Ro bert Rowan, the author of tha Cape Fwer Association. enfdinto e 3(Hh "Ju'nis IT7. Bt. H. Alexander, Esq., of Ralu.bury. Thefiouth- ern State : Identified in interest and policy :- let tbcm unite Tp aJowt pull, strong pulLaad .pullatog- ther " in the s Presidential election. : - By Dr. F. M. Hoaa. Tbs Hon. W. P, Manrum : At - all times ready to obey inttrwtions, when riven direct ly from the people but will always disobey inttruc? turn omained throntrh the new York jupvler. By F. L Smith, Eeq.-Tbe six Alexander: Whir whoaigned the Mecklenbunr Declaration of Independ ence, and ear whig Alexander in the last letriatsf ore. By W. W. Lorn?, Esq. Our worthv and honorable ruest, Willie P. Manruro: May hia talent and virtue be rewarded by the highest gift of the people. By W. I Davidson, Esq. Oeonre Pomdexter: A rare combination of courage ad talent, in the front of the battle for Constitutional Freedom : God grant bim success, -.. , By CoL W. Alexander. The 'memory of John Bar- nett: One of the bravest and most active of tbe Week- lenburv whip. By VKh Morroon.The 12th October, 1422 : proclaimed a new world, Amenes, wa bail J m By 1. lirUneell. Declaration of Independence : Toiogoeji iq c puns onuos oi-Xeceagion. By Huirh Torrence.-Tbe able and elonnent Senators of our sister Stat of South Carolina : Vigilant senti- 1 a m a.a . aeia on uie waicn-wwer or our liberty. By W. A. F. Davidson. Mecklenburg county : The birth spot of American Independence: Mav she never submit the choice of her President to the dictation of Office-holders, OBice-eeekes, and politicians by trade. By W. a Ncrrrrtmt Gen. nnfr Green: The able and ftd adjrocate in mmMJSmMi periy ; toougn penxcuiea oy inoso in power, may free men extend lo him that confidence and mtronaire he so justly merits. ,' , - y r. ft HfneottThtOmstiUitton of the United ' State, and; tbe Union of the States: Bat with U of their Constitutional Libertie. , t ' By K, P. Willis-North Carolina t To contribute to the preservation of our Federal Constitution, in its spi rit and letter, she must commemorate the event of the 20th of My, im By Burton Craig, Esq., of Salwbnry. The conntyof Mecklenburg Her people were tha first to declare their independence of soreva aowea mav Ihev never - yield lo any power. ,. . By Cha's. G. Alexander.-John C Calhoun for, ta lent and patriotic devotion to the public welfare; he U nil rrUSI. , t - - By Wm. U. Bpcck The 27 Revolutioiiary Patriots : t 1 r a r (L ' "t I r i f
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