Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-27
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Reform we have a care Tor,
Aud constitutional law.
Hurrah. Hurrah, Hurrah, Ns at
For Harrison and law.
Chorus Well 60 for Harrison therefore
Without why or u wherefore,
And him we will hurrah for, i
Hurrsh, Hurrah, Hurrah.
He was followed by Mr. F. H.Fessenden. who
eloquently addressed the meeting iof nearly
half an hour, calling upon the Young Men to
be up and doing. Mr. A. E. Dwineli and Mr.
Ferdinand Tyler next addressed the meeting
and their spirited and stirring remarks drew
rounds of applause from the audience.
We areprcmised extracts from their speeches.
The venerable Judge Whitney mex, address
ed the meeting:-
He said he could not be termed one Of the
Young Men, bu, such was the joy be felt at
meeting so many, at this time, he could not re-
fraiH from expressing it-scvn said he, Young
Men, you must take the place Of Old Men like
myseIf-socn orr labours will be over and the
bur,hen and heat Of the day will come on you.--
Go on then, organize and prepare yourselves
and my best wishes 60 with you. He ended BY
offering the following sentiment:
Our Country may she not be compelled
to perform the funeral services Of her lost lib
critics, nor sing requiem 20 the shade Of her
departed freedom
The following letter was read by the secre-
tary.
Wea B,anis5oro. March %. 1870
/. To the Young Mems Anti Van Buren,
Meeting, TO be convened this evening.
regret that am unable to attend awhile
with you this ev-6ng as have been cisilly
invited by some Of you A. some Of your
future meetings. il will plobably be IN
my power. tits always plrasan. to see the
young disposed TO consult aud sd.ise with
those Of experience aud mntured years, as il
evinccs consideration and good breeding =
Nothing would BE- more agreeable IL my
feelings than to be with you awhile and aid
your views OF advancing the election Of Gem
rral Harrison. The plain. consistent and pat
rioIic scholar Of Washington. may be
mistaken. but il appears 10 me- that he is the
rising sun. on our daik-nrd political hori-
zon and that the citizens OF these stn,rs are
sasl preparing TO welcome his election to the
Presidency But siill.
"'Tis no, ia rno,taIs to commend success,
Blu, we'll do more semphroniu.. veil dsssrvs L."
To succeed in any cause. perseverance
ting lha, the friends Of Harrison and Re-
form, will exercise these virtues. subscribe
myself yours very cordially.
SAMUEL ELLIOT
The following Resolutions were presented
and unanimously adopted.
Resolved. Tint we the Young MIN now
present " ill enter the field and Isbour with
untering diligence to overthrow this viz AID.
Enthusiastically osioe OUT Efforts 10 disirib-
ute such prints as shall lay bare the corrup.
lion whlch has long existed among ihr gov.
ernmrnt officers
Resolved. That the late d-rision Of the
majority Of the Commi,lre Of ELECTORS in
Congr, IS. ith regard to The NJrIsry Mem.
brrs is Lu, ano,hr among the many strides
Of the administration party TO anarchy. des-
polism aud msruIe.
Resolved, That wr recommend the Young
Men OF the towns in this viciniiy TO hold sim.
liar meetings Ia ihis--and zee sereraHy
pledge ovrseirss 10 do all TO assist them al
saeh meetings
Resolved. Tha. the new styled Demo
Gratis had better patch their Shssp Skins be-
fore they show the Voices that LUX beneath
them. wv,
BY an old Wing Of '76.
Respectfully submi,lrd to the Young Men
10 be used il they think proper. at their INSET
ing.
Resolved. Tha, we will TO the extent Of
our means, support the Constitution Of the
Cniied States. and all Laws enacted 10 ac-
cordance with il. and impartially ndninis.
ierrd--not S ONE ma n may choose 10 UNDER
stand il. or another man may echo him. but
as II is understood by legitimate Judicial
Tribunal We will TO the extent OF our
means rrpel and suppress all lawess Assem-.
blagrs. u,obs, gag-laus and Iynch-laws; We
claim. and TO the extent of ON power will
maintain. the claim. 10 the inalirnable righ,
oi Frremen. among whrh are the unbiased
Elective Franchlsr--lhe Freedom Of Action
the Freedom Of Speech--ihe Freedom
OF the Prrss--,he Right OF Sufffage--
the Right Of Petition, and the Right OF
being heard in our own Defence; These
Rights were given us by Con. We
inherit them by Nature. They are gua,-
anteed TO us by the Constitution OF Free
People, and we Resolve to maintain then,
"Pvarrubly if we can. forcibIy il W.
must" Knowing we were born Free.
we will endcsvorio remain so, always ready
to spend our ,'uhstance. OF our hIrath, - to
shed our ink ar orr blood in defence Of
Heavens behess TO our Fathers and their
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