Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-13
Farmer Of North Bend" is inscribed as a

Farmer oil NORTH Bend, Is inscribed as
motto.
Ii is high noon, and Columbus is "a sea
OF busy men" Every street is filled; and
huzzas are like the never censing thunders
of Niagara. The immense mass assemblies
at the corner of High and Broad streets.
General Beall, the friend and the compan-
| ion OF Gen. Harrison, takes the chair In
an eloquent and impressive manner. he re-
la,es the history Of Harrison's life. He
ives with him in the army Of the gallant
Wayne. He Tough. BY his side during the
last war. He knows the Hero Of the Thames
to be brave, generous, and humane; the ac-
complished scholar-the able statesman,
aud the fearless and successful soldier. The
speech oftbs venerable patriot. whose head
is white with the frosts Of II winters, is re-
ceived with loud and repeat,d plaudi's-offi-
GERS are selected; committees are appointed ;
the business ofthe Convention referred TO APP
propriate committees and Gen. Murphy
and Thomas Ewing address their fellow
citizens. Gen. NJ said that the constitution
OF our country provided in an ample man.
npr for the poor man. He said il would
take him from log eabin and place him in
large Waite House; or protect the poor
as well as the rich.
| Mr.. Ewing was truly eloquent. and ex-
ceedlBgy happy in his remarks. He said
we were not ,ontending for triumph over
our fellow citizens. Ii is contest OF the
people sgains, the office koIde,s--of correct,
over erroneous and destructive. principles.
He alluded 10 the removal oil the Capitol from
Columbus. in a manner which told upon the
minds OF the thousands who listened TO him.
Ele said the people would not receive the
Capitol. at the expense and injury Of the
citizens Of Columbus--and the multitude
answered. Amen |
! The Convention adjourned TO meet ut i
o'clock TO- morrow.
Saturday The windows OF Heaven are
opened, and the rain is falling thick and fast,
But the Wings care not for rain or mud.
Professions sre forming-Log Cabins, Ca.
noes. Steam Boais--and every kind OF land
or water crafts, are filled with the people
Banners. with every kind OF inscription.
that ingenuity could devise, or imagination
conceive, are borne through the streets.
More than 10000 frremen are now in
this cily--al life. animation. enthusiasm.
The human eve never brhed n more glori-
Gus scene. nOinuS AolNti' ho"tuoseu
BY reclamation. as the candidate for Govern
or Resolutions, strong, patriotic. and truly
Democratic, are adopted. Eloquent and an
imating speec hes are made. The might.
and power, and majesty, Of free men are
seen and felt All are satished-all are
conscious ofsuccess mex, fall and the names
Of Harrison. Tyler. and Corwin. make Hea-
ven's high arches ring.
Never before has there been such NEE
ting of the freemen Of our country. And
there was no turbulent action; but the hrm.
decided, energetic measures OF men who
love their country. were adopted.
The people have spoken. Their voice
will be heard and answered. Public opin-
ion. directed by intelligence and virtue. will
accomplish the REGENERATION Of the Govern
meni Ii isierrible 10 desnoy; it is mighty
to save. TIE people mast and t0iH triumph.
We can feel The Puise of rietoTy.