Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-07-12

CTUVncUl VI laws IVuub NuC pew
Pile, the supremacy Of which must be strict
ly respected, and maintained, or anarchy
with all its horrors will necessarily take
place.
FRANLIN HOTEL.
Col. Thomas in the chair. assisted by
WIN. Noble, Jno. Bradley, Garrad Burnett,
Carlos Baxter, Hyman Lane and Morton
Cole, as Tice Presidents.
By Co.. Thon,as-The dav we celebrate.
By John Bradley-Tbe Patriots of the
Revolution.
By Garrad Burren-The memory Of
George Washington.
By I'm. Noble-The Hon. C. p. Van
Ness.
By Carlos Barter-Agrieulture, Com.
merce and Manufactures, the only "holy
alliance" we acknowledge.
By Hyman Ldne-Th Orator Of the day.
By Mr.. Tdbor-The Marshal of the day.
BY Dana Winsioo- The spirit in which
we celebrate the day-free from the tram.
mels Of party.
BY John Bradley-The Governor Of
Vermont.
By Co.. Gleason The Burlington Band.
By Morton Coie-The Female Seminary
By "A. b. Lo,ory-Our worthy host Of
all Bishops give us Benjamin Bishop.
BY Carlos Barter-The 4th Of July,
| free and ndependenl-msy it always find
us so.
By E. j. Slin,son-The ladies' of Bur.
| lngton; may we never want "their hair
for bowstrlngs" to animate us to preserve
and hand down to pos,erity the liberties
bequcathed to us by our forefathers.
By Co.. 7homas-The President Of the
United States.
Several other sentiments were proposed,
OF which we could get no copy.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
| A numerous party assembled at Harris
Exchange Hotel, and with the committee
and marshas assigned to the house. filed
two large Tables. The Hon. Heman Allen,
presided, assisted by Nathan B. HasweH,
I'm. a. Griacoid and j. Arthur, Esqs.
as Vice President, at this place the follow.
ing toas,s were drank.
BY II. .Alen-The day--nay the spiri,
which santified it, animate every American
10 the end of time.
By the Committee The surviving Patri.
OTIS Of the Revolution.
By r. Foilen-The President, and Vice
President Of the United States.
By Gen. .4rthur.-The Governor and
State Of Vermont.
| BIZ the Committee-O Government
Based on the wisdom of the people, delega.
ted by their free and unbiased suffrages 10
our Legislators their power for limited and
short periods to be cherished solely for the
security Of the citizen, in his person. in
his liberty, and in his property.
By .Aier. Lee-.4merican Independence
may the present and rising generation ever
keep in mind it's cost, and worth.
By the Commitlee- flashing ton-Let us
reverence his memory by initiating his vIr.
tues. (dronk o,nud,ug)
By W. B. HaspeX-Our Country Amid
the Nations of the East. her political lnsti.
tutions stand unrivalled in the security
freedom and equal rights they give to its
citizens.
By the neutrality-suspicious. Com
merCe and .Manutdcturers, mutual supports
to each other,-the ground work of our
wealth ard independence.
The late Chief Justice Marshall-no less
admired for his moral integrity in private
life, than for his eminent learning and nblIl.
ties in public slations-as an expounder Of
the constitution and laws of the land, he
has given stability and strength to the gov
ernment of the Union.
By DR.. HeineJerg-Universa Liberty
may that Almighty Being who has loosen
ed the chains of despotism 10 this country
soon remember all the other nations of the
globe.
By The Committee Patriotism, not con,
fined to the East, Vest, North or South
but embracing orr whole country.
BIZ I'm. A. GrispoM-- Gen. Winfield
Scott--The paclficator soldier and states
man.
BY Col. Lee The Green Mounrair
Boys Of Vermont The foremost in the cause
of Liberty, they will be the last 10 aban.
! don it.
BY the Committee The great essentials
Oft Free Republican Government Id
Laws, but those rgidIy executed.
By-- Hon. C.. P. Van Ness
Executing public trust with fidelity. ant
in private life the civilian and gentleman
The Elective franchise, Exercised with
integrity, certain security for the stablli'
ty OF our free institutions,
BY James Morse--The working men o
America
By John Pan Sichien, Jr.--The Birth
day OF the nation, which we unitedly cele
bru,e.-- May we ever be found worthy the
privileges we enjoy, by readiness to unite
in defence of our Republic, from whatever
quarter it may be assalled
BY Mr.. Spear- May the spirit Of Ibert,
which aElma ed our fore fathers be handed
down from generation TO generation.
BY Mr. T. Wait--The Orator Of lht
day-dlstlngushed for his learning Patrl
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