Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10

From a., multitude Of notices in our exchange papers
On this subject all over The country, we should thnk
that this great in National History, must have
been ceebfsed with unusual enthusiasm throughout
The land
THIS it should be, It is in accordance with the
Injunction Of the Father Of Our Country.
Al Clarendon Springs,
veryoeie h,fuI and celebrated Watering Place, in
this Comfy the anniversary of American lndepend-
celebrated on the Fourth instant with a spur
It es,nsive Of hat glow Of patriotic feeling and ardent
love oi eoun'ry which becomes Free aud Independent
citizens an3 the occasion
The day was fne, excepting the intensity Of the
heat ard .e accommodations and preparations Tor d.
ming under several extensive bowers prepared by Messs
D. ..4l, him and Dewey, al the two mansion houses
near The springs highly credltabe to them.-Ta'
bles se, hould Judge under the bowers, and
the Hotels, 10 accommodate near thousand people,
enriched with the luxoTes Of the land and they were
mostly occupied
The dawn Of ,hi. memorable day was announced by
suspendng the National Banner "high IN the Heavens,
and iAe discharge OF cannon.
At about II O'Clock A. NJ. procession was formed
under the direction Of Gen Clark, consisting OF The
Committee Of arrangements the Orator ard chaplain
Of the day President and Vice Presidents Revolution.
Ny Heroes 20 young ladies' uniformly and appropri-
ssy dressed, representing the states citizens ooih Ia
dee and genemenl IN general, (the precise order we
% nos rrsoiieo,) Preceded by the Pouliney Band
all moved to a beautiful grove the farm Of DIR Shaw,
where The multitude listened with profound attention
to the following
Exercises:
Music, by the Poutney Band
Prayer, by the REv. Mr. HArsrs Of this village.
Reading cfhe Declaration Of iHdePeHdenee. by MI
LrosARD.
Grafton, by Mr. Foor
The intervals u each performance made inter.
esting by appropriate pieces Of music from the Band
aud tue exercises generally met with great applause.
At the close Of the Grafton the immense multitude gave
three hearty cheers
they parook Of rich rePast, prepared for tho occa.
son. After dining, the following Sentiments were
promulgated By the Toast Masters, and drank with
desieniug shouts OF applause
Regular Toa,ts.
/ The Day zee Ceiebrate-Made dear to us by the
Offerings and blood of the Heroes of the Revolution
May their postsry fail in proper manner 70
honor H. Gun, 3 cheers.
2, The Declaration Of IndependeHee.-A terror to ty
rants and The banner under which Freemen rally.
Gun, cheers
2 The Memory Of flashing ton drank standing
Gun.
bears plant OF the sea rolls It's waves Gun, three
cheers
s. The time when j, shall be said OF the Patrols o.
10 where they | Gun. MAY
0ta immortalized by the speedy erection Of a monu
ment to their memory the summit Of which shall pierce
u heavens and be imPenshable as the everlasting
bids
6. STATE IApyorsmsais-Ma Rutland County MAX,
seeganing Gun, cheers.
Z fgrtouitsrs Manufactures and C0mIaeree-Tbe
muscle, bone aud sinew Of the Nation Gun, auC
ioug cheering.
$ Lefaysas-The country benefactOr. l Gun, {
cheers
. 1As .hmy-The bulwork Of the county. Gun
cheers
30, The Navy, "Sides Of Oak and hearts Of Steele
Cos, land cheers
u freedom OF the Press "Tbe Palladium Of ou
hsertses. l Gun, , cheers
IL The Oratr Of tAs Doy-A generous and grateful
PEOPLE will never forget him Gun, and long cheer
sng.
10 TIE fmfFioGs Fair-"HeAvent first ana last gin
May thar government be truly republican. Gun, {
cheers
Thers great number OF amusing aud sent me n
u soluneef toAss given. bat not being able obair
bet fss Of them, omit the whole
The dsy elosed without any accident 10 mar the pro
ctsdings and from the immesSe multitude assembled
there lees disorder and confusion than could hsV,
been .Peoed.