The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-29
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.rt..NoyyLu,s Gazy.io brings us tho following
f.i,,r from the last Of the LIFE GOAi'p0 VI
,y,T WASHINGTON Let The Greemen "t a.
rncr!ca heed the honest warning OF l''S fo"
,,,rio Let all who are able 10 enlist Tor 'he ""'
..,pt the advice Of lhis aged veteran u"O
,l.,,r..lyes NJ The Life Guards OF INC oou""!'
,.,,,,,s NJ 1c Revolutionary Soldiers:
~ "'' a. oII;or nr The Continental ARMY ASKS lor
.n, las, lime to speak 10 his couniTymeh' bul'ne
,,.9 Gar;ny ser, ice the Revolution } was III
;,.r, cugagemsntS, and was one OF III" i'''o ""tu
,,I Xxx 'nIinIecred under Sullivan to destroy "ihe
~; N.,ions of Indians" was one OF the sma'l
company selected as tho LJS 1"aTa ~ 'I"
IPnsbinSton-but two OF us are now nNihS' ~ WIS
d., ,bo ,surh sege Of Yorktown, ut Vni'ey i'is'
Nnrn,nutI md in thirteen other hard patt"s' anu
s.,,, CORVALLIS surrender To our Genera. Ni eI'
,,cc coased only with tho war. After al TINS h"tu
shi y and suffering, in the sUGes When : ~ -, DIVA
ia orc TO see the happiness have helped u give
,ou / AN, pointed at us Il BRIrlsH IoRY-yeS'
Ilr,risa Tony have said nothing when nave
Loer ,old So but have silently thought thal my o'u
General would ncvur have picked out II Tory "
form one of his Lira Guard, nor would = lona
hayo suffered whnt} suffered for you-Ihis abuse
has boen shamcfully heapcd upon one OF your o.u
soldiers because he is what I've was when inc WA,
hrolto out and what Washington told us we must
,Iyyays be when he shook hands with us ms we an
we're song hone. ] was Wing in tue heVolu'
non lave been one ever since, ana am one nov
As Whir enlisted for the ach0Ic p1r, was IN Ia
var win The other Wings OF Thomas jefferson,
lySut with tho party tor James Maulso"' was !" ="
,or Of the last war, and to be consistent 10 my "s'
vote must give it to General Harrison lie was
brave man, and neVel known Wherever he mas
been TO take II penny truW his ncghoor or me ,ioV
yrument that was not fairly his we nave tfou o.
Yer tho same ground lighting for Liberty. Ills laH
or (he was one OF US in the NeNuluuoh) sISheu ou
Indcpendence roll end then we all went OUT 10
oe,her 10 fight for il. and we proved II was truo'
IL appears 10 me that this cannot be the same
government that our soldiers helped washington
10 mt M here We fought to have a Government
ns different from any in Europe as we could make
it, Well we done it, aud until lately things have
MI gone on smoothly aud Europe was beg inning to
90 ashamed Of :he way she made slaves OF all her
subjects by making them work and Ioil Tor seven
moor cents day with Standing Army over them
10 force them to it, But our President now tens
the pc aple that wings have gone wrong since lhe
Old WarSl that there are % beautiful Governments
N Europe where the Kings wear crowns, The rscl
rupe and tie poor people rags that we must lash
ion after them if we want 80 be happy and prosper
ousi We had Engs! !a,vS here once and they
were the best IN Europe, but we could mt stand
thom and we put them under feet We used
10 work for mere nothing then, and cannot do
il AGAIN. Working for a lew cents day may do
for slaves but moi for rermon whose liberty cost
more blood than liberty evor before; why the
3loldina Army tho King kept quartered us;
we told him we wanted no soldiers as in Il
limo of peace, but he refused to mind US, and saw
Lord Cornwalis surrender up II part Of them 10
honest George Washington. Our President now