Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-17

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3. ne United states. Tho 4
SoullSCthe East und The West
try--one People -one Constitut
tinv !"
10. Commerce, .4gTieallLre
lures. The main pillars Of ou
May the wctin that never dieth 4
who would destroy ihrir founda.
IT. Ttrus. To nliay ihe sfor
sofcty, let them cast overheard
political JonNhs who now cumbc
state.
~. Poiand. Land Of heroes
Cinsko May some friend Of freed
who will be 10 t.Iy oPprcssor1 "a
10 Caesar,
IS. The Militia system. a did
land OF Ethan Allen and John Std
II. The Army and .Niavy of 1 :
The safeguards OF our Republic
not fo-gel The glorious examples
have gone before them.
10. Sicvery. We are all for Ed
but differ only respecting The meor
ing for human rights, let ns moi I'd
cred privileges OF our own ciuzcas
the provisions Of the consti ution,
charter Uf our liberties.
l6. The Memory Of Judge ia
Who held that man held no nutho
bis fellow in servitudr, as n chaite
without ga bill Of sale from tie aim
". The SURVIVING Heroes Of
Although age has somewhat d
lustrc Of their ryes--he FIRE Of pat
CLOVIS upon the altar OF their hearts
minished fcrvor.
After which, the subjoincd AND
were given as volunteer coasts:
BY Charles Paine, Esq. tn:
Montpelier. The State Of Vernon
much 10 ornament and build it up.
inhabitn, Is Of the village do oil in tn
10 sustain the character of the State.
By Rev. G.. Granger. Our Com
God preserve ii from the intrigued
politicians.
By L. P. Walton, Jr. The iO.cn.d
field In the policy Of the Nntiona
meni, as well as in its hardy and in
citizens, we see the sources lis pres|
perity: may its lrsemon, by faithful
ofihcir privileges, and all its peopld
cultivation Of intelligence and virtue,
it from degeneracy.
By Elijah Paine, Jr. Esq Tie pol
situations Of Vermont More popul
those of any other STATE; their pracl
ration affords encouragement TO the
ireemen.
By II. f. Ptcnliss. Vermoni-Har
a Flint, and too much attached to
duslry 10 be shared bv Barber.
By ]. Davis, The President of The Z
all his pains and afil. ctions be no,t
Sham Pain.
By G.. w. IIartwell. Termoni--Il
tv shall reign forever.
BY J. A. Vail, Esq. The erperime
IOsophy Of the present udn'nisirat
prudent man forseelh the evil and hid
sel.-The simple pass on and are pur
BY G. w. Bradbury. The .9m,ri
God hath given you one face,
make yourselves pnoiher,-Tou gig,
BILE, and you lisp, aud nickname God
lures, and make your wontonncss to'
ance- To nunnery 60"
By J. l.. Buck, Esq. Liberty Of 81
rlhe Predetermined by The Coz
and essential 10 liberty; may they
abandoned so long ~ time shall laal.
By II. Carpenter, Esq The Curren
best currency is metallic curren,
United States bank has proved 10
check upon the issues of the "pcis"-
late the exchanges Of The whole coui
To sustain The credit Of The govern
Give MS such an institution well guar
confidence will be speedily restored.
By Perley c. Jones, Esq. Tile RI
system--like the promises OF lis 81
and its dunes, ten re- cent below pnr
BY G.. w. Bradbury. Gontrci j,
General Udrrison-May VIC learn
pracicnl lessons fought Us By tho SO
man." that 10 expect craftsmanship 4
itory ctieGoins is equally az absurd a
tempt Of The fool to squeeze blood
niPs.'
By ". *, Upham. The Orator Of
May the sentiments which he has
uttered, elevate, ernoble and guide J.!
youth.
BY J. Z. M'Clurc. Teras-Ag III.
said Of the battle between tho bear
husband, "'is TIE first isht ever so
did not care a conpcr which whippe
BY f Paine, Jr. Esq. TIE Orator {
old mon may learn wisdom lis lis
his youthful preccpts.
By VI. T.. Cheney. Tie Nonfptie
If this be its rising sun, what will be
dion splendor?
By L. Smith, Jr. Esq True dem
!, scorns olile official diciation, OF
ronaee, ard the troachc7ous machincl
fclal leaders.
By II. f. Prcnli>s. The Plane!
ten-ln ls4l, it is propfesied that.
will rise in the West.
By VIM. x. Uphnm. 4" E-f HARE
siiiuiion, one country, one desiiny'-
-ment truly emblemalcal OF the oompr
intellect Of he statesman who uitefc
one TO which every true Amcriean 5,
with pride and CORY.
By Joshua Y. Vail, Egg, Free Sci
beautiful Free Ciurehcs-Cha,ninI
Of genuine Repu5Ncanism.
BY s,mc. The Union offhe .Sia
should be guarded with a jealous CT
nnst be preserved"
BY G.. E. Pierce. Pcli,ics-A "S'
Oespond"-isi Pilgrims bNpGre!
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