Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1837-07-21

CEPHAS BAILEY,
At half past ten the procession commenced its
march to the union Westinghouse, escorted by
band of music from Acworth, N. II. The taste
aud regularity with which the procession was
conducted, reflected much honor upon the mar
shas of the day. After listening TO an appropri-
and highly patriotic Grafton, and several pieces
Of music which were sung with spirit, and with
the understanding also, the procession then moved
TO the stone factory, which was very politely Of
fered them by Mr. Wilson, wing, after the public
house had been denied them by Mr. Harris, a wing
OF a deeper die. Here splendid and sumptuous
entertainment was served up by Mr. Minard. The
cloth being removed, the following regular toasts
were offered.
1. The day Uc celebrate, which proclaimed
nation free sacred to liberty, and never to
be forgotten but with the total extinguishment of
the last spark of virtue, and the last lingering ray
of rational liberty.
2. The patriots Of the Rerelution A grateful
country will do justice to their memory.
3. The President of the u. s. A., like the sun
in its meridian splendor though the mists Of
faction may attempt to obscure his brightness, yet
when the steady breeze of public opinion shall
have dssipated those thick fogs of delusion, he
shall shine forth with increased lustre and glory.
a The--Yice President, WISE, liberal, and
magnanlmous In council; cool, ogternInuT ana
invincbe in the field, the second Office in the gift
of free people, too poor need for his impor-
tant services.
5. Andrea Jackson The Hero, the patriot,
the statesman, and the sage; his virtues shall be
revered to the latest of posterity, and in
every cline where patriotism is esteemed and lib
erty finds an advocate
6 Thomas II. Benton. The fearless claimant oil
the peoples rights and a constitutional currency
may millions yet unborn rise up and call him
blessed.
7. Wm c. Ripes. The magnanmous patriot
the profound statesman, and the accomplished
gentleman, his obedience 10 the peoples will, hat
procured for his name lasting respect and glory
and set an example to his contemporaries and pos
terity which shall nepeI' be forgotten.
3. May the principles of democracy, that wer
commenced by jefferson, and so gloriousy advo
Gated by Jackson, be fully confirmed, during tn
administration Of Martin Van Buren.-Rev. II
Harris.
Q The Congress Of the U. S. A. To Benton
Rves, Miles, and their associates, we look TO pro
tect our ship of state from the serpent tongue o
SANDER and corruption which may be raise
against them; the people have decided in thei
favor and will again.
10. The present distress, said by some to b
caused by the specie circular, and by the remova
OF the deposiles by President Jackson. We den
ocrats know it is caused by combination of tn
great Bank asistocracy to change the administri
ton and entail on the people Rag currency.
ii. The American principle, equal rights an
equal privileges, based upon the virtue and int
ligence of the people, il shall Live when the MOI
umen,s of Whigery, and Bank eruption, sha
have crumbled into dust.
IL. Bank Democrats, baser than Judas, the
would sell our liberties not for silver, nor f
gold, but for bank rags.
10. The Orator of the day. May he be in II
democrdticdt circle, what a John Howard HI
been in the benepolent circle.
The following volunteer toasts were offered :
Jed Davis.-Our present administrations
May she glide along gently, and soar aloft on q
eagle wings, while tories, federals nationals al
wings, are flying about like a cat in a strange ga
ret.
Jehial II. Stearns.-Andrel0 Jackson. Low
by his friends, respected by his enemies the
vOrite of his country and the admiration of t
world.
Doct. II. Dow.-7he Rag currency. May
soon be transformed into something, on viii
may be recorded the death warrant of mode
Whigery.
A Stimpson.-Andrelo Jackson. Through I
mighty energies OF his mind he has shaken
thrones of tyrants, and spread dismay throu
zShig (tory) ranks.
M. r.. Clapp-Ihe democracy of Vermont.
few cold seasons may have nipped its leaves,
its fruit buds are safe, and will produce an abb
dant harvest.