1874 The American Bar-Tender or The Art and Mystery of Mixing Drinks by E A Simmons

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POLITICAL TOASTS,

Freedom from mobs ns -nell as kings. Tlie Freedom of tbo Press—Truth published with honest mo tives and for justifiable ends. America s Daughters-may the blue of their eyes, the red of their checks, aud tho white of their bosoms, be the standard of our love and patriotism. May tho ball of our onomies be a bawl for quarters. May the honor of our Statesmen, Soldiers and seamen b» with out a stain. May Columbia's brave defenders. Ever stand for the good of her cause, "RTiile such we can toast them, no rogue or pretenders. Can injure our dear Constitution and laws. May our Courts, our Schools, Capitals, and our Altars never want an army to protectthem. May Americans secure their conquests by clemency. The land wo live in—May those who dislike it find a far worse one.' May our citizens be free without faction, and obedient without servility. May the pinions of the American Eagle spread the o-piniona of liberty throughout the world. To insure perpetuation.

To this great and happy nation, 'Tis the greatest demonstration,

To give each generation. Of every rank aud station, A liberal education. It is nobler for tho bravo to fall, than live a life iuglorioun.

Drink to our native land and native beauty. Free Discussion aud freedom from passion. Promptlegaljustice aud no lynch law.