LATE OMISSIONS.

McLEANsS BOTTOM.
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The Anniversary of American Indepen- dence was celebrated at Hxson's, in Me Leans bottom, Crawford county, on Thurs day, the 4th of July. After the cloth was removed, the following roAsrs were drank:

 l. The day we ceiebrate-We shall be the it subjects for a despot, when we cease to appreciate its principles.

 2' The Constitution--Fhe legacy of our fathers-its preservation must be guarded by our vigilance.

 }. Washington---A nations plaudits cheered him on his Way--A aation's bless ings follow his grave.

 4. The President of the United States fire loyalty of the Territory sustains pub lie functionaries in the exercise of leglti- mate power.

 5. Jefferson--The patriot, sage, and Philanthropist-grateful posterity will revere his name so long as the tread Of 6 free man presses the soil of his country.

 5. The departed worthies of the Kevo. lHtion--Wise in counsel, valiant in the held--Their memories are s'green in our sous.''

 2. Madison-The relict of a ban5 of patriots great and good--he survives, the evidence of a nation's product, the object of nations gratitude.

 8. The departed -Presidents--They have earned the laurels that overshadow their tombs.

 9. The Militia-The Army of the Con- stitution--Fhe safe and sure defence of freemen.

 10. The Army and Navy-They fought themselves into favor, and command re- sPect abroad and gratitude at hone.

 II. The right of instruction--.fhe ac- countability of public agents-The life giving pinciple of Republics.

 l2. "Fhe good old cause,'' that the martyred Sydney said, must finally pre- gail"-May the old world like the new, feel its influence and know it's advantages.

 13. State ent-Self-governmen Ut is worth more than it's cost.

 VOLUNTEERS.

 By L. .M. CtarFe-Robert Crittenden- May he be ou1 next Delegate.

 By J. r. BateS--PoliticaI consistency --the best evidence of political integrity.

 By Tbomas Hirson, Sr.-We .Jackson- men, do not like men continued too long in office.

 By Robert Bean--Robert Crittenden-- Known as possessing the great landmarks of characteristic heart to will and the mind to execute.

 By ,M Hiusoa--Col. A. H. Sevier-Our ever-faithfui Delegate--May he be the

 B. R. CTittenden-~our Perritory--May wise domestic and foreign Legislation as- sist our fine country in her rapid strides to consequence and independent sovereign