The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-10
ro11RT1 OF July AT PAssUMpsIc.

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cises were'
l. MUSIC py me choir uhuer tue ulrecuon OF hr
o Prayer bv Rev. Mr. Morse
| g. Music.
A. Reading OF the Deciarat,on OF Independence
by inc rres'oe"' % INV ''
e Orat;on bv r. E. Adams Preceptor of Lyndon
Academy
| z. Music.
Where all the performances are gooo, IL must
| not be deemed nvdous if one is spoken OF as being
aorior The Grafton. in STYLE, in sentiment in
s"Pe''''' I.,;,,, ..,nr,,
hints on coHhoh Soioo'S' " ""
n this and other countries in reference to civil
.r,o,, tho 1--we and worth of Liberty--the
gov III ,hoso .,d mann,
inahehaole fis".s VI ''''' y" N
other Subjects the orator lett us TO regret 'hat inc
bo,r was not long en- ough for him to detail his views
c,u,. ,,d xub;Ia he sneakar dashed with
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some severity tne ''' ~ 'o " ~ ~ ~
so much of moral worth, and the klndlier feelings
of our nature clothed his whole subject, that while
" ,,,,o h,t % ,ho
some Oh us "''s"t "'''no "'''0' VI D'"'" ''' ."0
madness of the times the farer part oil the assembly
could but receive their portion with a smile.
After the exercises were closed at the house the
.od ,,, no
procession repaired to the laoes' spread ""der pa
wilton, where between five and SIX hundred sat
down TO partake of all the good things which were
AL -, u,;.t ,ha o,noti,o NJ tho ,oost c,e,;dous
~ -. ,, =,
epicure, ana MOST Noeray suPP'ou ny Nies"rs heH'
dali and Bacon. After dinner the following regu-
lar toass were read by Reuben c. Benton, ESQ
,., 800 ~,
TOAST naste'' io'i'"eo ~ "a o"""o" a"u
occasionally by voiiey from capt Biairs hne
compapy which, by the gentlemany a appearance of
18Th aioors ond soid;ers THAR eXner,ness m diso
~"
phhe' toSe'her Win their eAcelient music aodeo
much 10 the interest ofthe day.
Our inaLienable and Constitutional rights-Wo
TO those who triAe with or trample them down
lfobocracy md Lunch Laao-,rhe most dangerous
enemies of our counrv;a good cause needs no, their
services; a bad one can never profit bv them;-ihey
DISGRACE all who have TO do with them but their
;nsI;gators and actors
S,,Tg;rors of tho Reyoyution-Posterity honors and
vould initiate their illustrious deeds NAV no cloud
ohscure their setting sun-peaceful be their exit
The Green Mountain Bovs-Their deeds of dar-
ing registered in tho history of the Rev oluton-
AIRY struggle, aho 'eco'Sea On 'he he'as u ne""ns
W." 0,y motber Co,nty,,--JJnder pe,,icoat severn
ment
Interference to"6 our Can0d'a" ne'ghoorS-MS-
ny man mas mace go'o ts'ns uy ,n' ~ sTsi,
1rnocrooce Tho river Of life is n river of pure
water; it contains no alcohol no distilled fer
men,ed liquors.
The Jeneroicnt norements Of TIE day-All, all
that tend to meliorate the condition Of man, to
make him more like his Divine Master, and every
effort to break the ann of the oppressor, whether
his title be Emperor, or King President Master,
we bid them God speed
ag,;c,Itu,e. Commerce and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eos Of riches health and happiness; let us esteem
G.oo Labor as The most honorable employment
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. schools hirh schools acad
;os sa,n;naries and colleges
From these whatever link YOU strike
Richest or1lowest breaks the cham alike.