Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER o.. ,sa-
ONE HUNDRED GUNS ron NEW YORK

nsoas burst OF thsir feelings IN communicating the
late Triumph Of correct principles 10 that and other
states Hence On shon notice, number of the CHI
Sehs met a, tr franklin lcisl and made the following
arrangements
The Meeting having been called 10 order. and the
Hon Robert Ptrpoini chosen chairman aud T. /
otmsby Esq Secretary twas unanimously resolved
l. eel"bise The glorious aud unpsre lied victory Of the
Wings IN New York, on the 22d inst Wheferpon
Mrssrs Geo II Behmsn and William Gilmore were
appointed Committee Of arrangements Tor the day
Hon Mosrs Strong was chosen Prcsden, aud MI John
Strong, Marshal Of the day FAir Henry Hall to an.
nounce the ioss's
In pursuance Of arrangements OF the Committee. the
s.-s axksf, i1illssy- Company we're Procured aud
TIE Peuliner Band ipviteo sucnd-cne hnndr guns
were 10 cc Gred-in The order Hereinafter nance At
break ofday, an al riss salu,s were given &C.
eompanicd with Marshal Music and ringing Of bells
At niue O'Clock the salute Recommended and
timed with short intervals through the day
At three o'clock large collection dined q, the Frank.
lin Hotel where the following tousts given and
drank with great applause.
Regular Toasis, 10.
The late Bhig Trtumpls-May these Glorious Veto
rics continue until Loco Focoism aud Van Buren, De-
inocIaey are every where completely "uPvHgtd"
Three cheers.
The Constitution Of tic United Siats--We rejoice that
it has well wthstood the assaults it has met from lhe
present administration.
The present administration mouq the ruins il la,
accomplished i, has efseuOlly ruined i,self
The .Ns,o York Elections The Green Mountain BOYS
shout a, the elevation of Usurpers bu, raise loud
hurras for the glorious triumph Of right principles
Six Cheers
MgeS IA thea E,ri he
nees. Hearty cheers
Maine and Rhode Is,and--We this day rejoice for thy
laie happy dcliserance.
Ja.ksoa Glory aud R:torm- Who wants any more Of
it;
The Robbers Of he Treasury-They are taken, but
they have spent The money
The Sub Treasury sysiem--It shows how ehgerly Van
Buren, wishes to join the purse and the sword.
May the President Of the United States consider the
late elections as "iasiruetions' from the people
May the next President make distinction between
the Government and the People.
The Granite stafe Let hope ere long to hear the
sound of another great VINO VioTosr booming
hills. Three cheers
Restoration to Manufactures, Agriculture and all the
useful improvements Of the age SIX cheers
Volunteer Toasts.
The late Glorious HAig Iicory IN Mem Iork-It re.
wives the despo ding hopes of Patriotism aud adds
other half century 10 the duration Of ,e American re-
public.
! Here pleasing and additional impulse was given
TO the festivities Of the occasion, by the unexpected
rival in town OF distinguished fellow citizen from
/ Massachusetts, Mr. Chapman, Of Greenfield, ofthe
recent elected Wing Representatives to the legislature
/ Of that state VIII, ~-- i-----''-','J '"'i N " ~
n sent a, the table and unite with us in the con-
yiyial scenes transpiring- Aher Mr. Chapman had Ia
hen his seat the fact was announced BY the President,
and Col. Cove proposed the following sentiment
/ .vsssaehusets-"Ihe CradI, Of Lib,rty. May she
long continue show forth 10 her sister states her
bright example Of civil freedom.
Nj President;
In rising 10 return my humble thanks, for the com
pmentary aud honorable notice that you have taken Of
Old Massachusetts, must be permitted 10 say that
my feelings OF a two-fod charac.er-combncd OF
pleasure and regret | am gratfed by the sentiment
aud the enthusiastic manner IN which, the expression
Of kindly feeling to my native State has been received
am panied however TO think there is no one OF her
highly gifted and eloquent present, 10 weave the
web and the wool of appropriate response, aud the
morh SO, in this, that you much for aid render
ed when most needed. SIR, citizens never will
forget that when their hour Of darkness and Of per-
IT, they scanned the horizon for light Turning towards
the east; they found Maine under the siormoloud and
New Hampshire ia utter darkness. To the south Con
neclicut had abandoned its course and Rhode Island
followed hard 10 heI wake. To tine west, the mighty
Empne State and throughout "al her wide borders
not solitary ray Of hope could be cleaned Then it
was that ia the north they caught glimpse Of blue
sky, and of the gs'ening sun shining upon tie yet
uneonqusfed ireenen Of Vermont Sir, we never can
forget, that in Vermont found consort who has
faithfully eonbstted side BY side with Massachusetts
against those designating currency doctrines, which
theened destroy the true interests Of the people
Durng the contest words Of scorn, eoniumely aud re-
proseh have been Literally hseped upon both su
they kept their banners hying-and maintaining the
principles regard TO the constitution and The
supremacy Of laws-hsye led on 10 victory Wei
may lhcy geJoice-Well may Vermont and Msssachu
seiis congratulate each other victory upon victory
sNells the gale, for long the last Of Wing States
noa IT, can take precedence VI Us BY the right
OF Prmofeniiufe.
Again, IN the Of the Wings Of MtGsachuseih
tender you my sincere thAnks-lbsnks, which though
bfiehy expressed, are not that account the less