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6, The U,ion ofthe Ges-8e the head ~
Irenzied, asd he arm as nerveless 20 the hesre
base, tina, shall sttempe its dissolution, and It
v. be perpetual
z. The Constitution Of the u. S.--Thc DO.
SONS Of lhe Americsn people are the lmpregna-
nie temple Of this palladium OF our rights ana
beuie..


8. Massachusetts. With fond recollection q
ser ancient institutions and early s,tschment to
liberty, we would part from her under those
feelings Of afec ion. with which son OF full age
caves The family OF bis patents.


y. Maine The rising oriental star OF TIE
american Constellation. ike tha, Of old, may It
Continue iss course 'lli it shall guide our WISE
men Of The East" to the salvation Of our coun'
Try.


10. Our Army---We yenesate the courage
nat defeEds our soik


IL. Our Nasy-A, whose masss the .Ansri.
Can Eagle has apwn On wings Of glory over es.
csy sea. -


IL. The Mitia--Stars and Csr.ers are con-
F,em2tibIe exciiemen,s 10 military enterpsiEe,
when compared with homes and families


l3. Our National and State rulers.-With
ffeemen is pride and principle to respect and
obey the suthorites, which the free choice OF =
tree peofle have constituted.


IA. The Nations sf Europe--Ii awake from
'he,r frantic dreams Of conquest, may they never
sink again to deadly slumbes in the cold embrace
II desl o,sm.


f, IS. The Union ofrar,ies--May our intended
State never be disturbed by the btneful inslu-
ence. sgi .,ed by the consulsiye ,hrobs Of fac-
aiou,


I6 Agriculture, .CQmmerce, and Msnufac-
'ures-The channels ;hfo1sh which wealth and
stseag,b flow into our country.


II. Science, Literature, and the Arts-The
most enlightened slate Of ancient Greece wss
also the IN free