Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09


&c ,,rel 80. AZ psto, TAs ooacloding hoe pro.
dacv5 tss thriiur effect
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a, rsru o., iiaH-s~sr~out dtn
sch TirHsuf,ys-~itt Ger ttnd bast.
TIE d----l tats the p ndrnoft.
Ahei pause of few minutes during which ih,
gentleman greeted hy the thanks and coneTs,ua-
tons ~ the whole ,ornpsns tho ufcs Jcn proc c,-d "a
call the Hon Chancellor NawUrth. who rising ia ole.
dieoce Co. the summons, seized tumhlct Of cold
tof and advcfung an appropriate 10 the
lsuon On Which be- stood ~ Pfesdcnt Of the Tc-to,a
Society. which rendered It proper that all bis public
ussis, SC should be upon Toe strict Temperance plan
and be drank with cold water be there proceeded
20 siur with great effect, tie following
ciage,Hor Fa8,rorfi, Song
To The Ju's ba'e len you ld'ss' the C.'of' ~h you
- hsn.b dear Nat. Idrint.l,, ,our grief
There f, fraud o. ut,faIs -
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u Hyds WAl.osh ldnnksl will giant you relief tdnt,
II seemed to have been expected by his Honor the
Chancellor that the whole company would have united
win him at TIE conclusion in bumper OF cold water
but bis wishes that score were unfortunately not
understood except 10y or three guests friends OF the
temperance cause, who were present OF these one
The Hon. Silas Wright, politely bot with ory face
tossed OIL iumbler, and the other, the Hon Mir Van
deEpOc excused himself by remarkng that his mill
went by wind, not by water
Mr.. Van Buten neN, called upon one whom he was
pleased 10 address "a his pet friend, the Hon, Ben
Iamn Butler, who evidently much affected and
10y particular request got upon the table that he nigh,
be distinctly seen by all the company, and after alud
ing IN eloquent manner TO the recent disastrous
campaign, and the downfall OF his excellent friend
and patron, and drawing brief but just parallel be-
tween the specie paying administration and his own
experience IN counting out sEpences TO redeem the bills
Of the Washington and Warren bank, the distinguish
ed orator proceeded TO say, with affected paihos can
drew not, and Martin is not, and now" much affect
ed they will take little Benamne away But, he ad
ded, 81 trus, in benign Providence.
Here the orator interrupted by the Hon Thorn.
as H. Benton, who rose upon this occasion unbidden,
and remarked, under some excitement, that the senti-
mcnt just uttered by the honorable gentleman was a
gainst their party creed taught by the Old Hero for
whom he said his attachment buet-proof For
himself, he continued, he opposed tooth and nail
TO the whole credit system and recent experience ought
TO convince his honorable friend that il was in vain
Tor the Van Buren, party, SUCH should trust to Prov
ldonce. His motto was No TtuJt,--
Here both the gentlemen called to order by the
President, upon the two-fold ground that they were
both speaking prose, and had moreover exceeded the
prescribed limits of two couplc,s. Whereupon order
being restored, Mr.. Butler very devoutly sung
Oh Lord, upon sinful head.
And Vans thy blessings send forth:
Give US this day our daily bread
And I'll divide with Glentwouh
Mr.. Butler very properly followed by Hon. Re-
corder Morris, who, with gravity becoming his Judi
c'a station, sung IN measured strains
" W.. %' ssS Sp "a. aos ss' so ss,s''
Remember tho, charge"
May KICK IBIS Honor
Old TIP in peace sha the robe;
Well cut all sorts of capen
Blair shall attack him in the Globe,
And will seize his papers
Edwin Crosswe, Esq. of the Albany Argus, who
had hitherto stood at the foot Of the table parakng 81
lenuy but with Characteristic industry of the choicest
eaabes aud drinkabes bu, we regret to add apparent
ly gloomy mood, was next called upon with some plea
SAINT rallyng from Mr. Van Buren, about his lengtben
ed v'ssage, whereupon he gave the company in treb
BILE voice:
sigh and lament me in vaiu
Three walls but re-echo moan,
The party from Georgia TO Maine,
what's worse-my State printing is gone
In office retirement seek
While proof AT my window read
But tears course their down INV cheek
As sec the "spolls' gathered by Weed.
The solemn and somniferous effect Of this lamon,
winch both lis matter and manner were calculated to
produce was very happily relieved by Thomas II Ben
ton who being next called, acetously remarked that he
would give them not "a httie Pigs tail" but
Great Bore's Tale, 5y THanas II Benton
Totoll the "Bal"-as all have heard
SOius did endeavor
roll'd II like tumble t.
And II rod me up Salt River,
Now write will
With self same quill
From Hermitage twas sent on
Sub-Trcasur
= last l. f. g.
By Thomas Hymbug Benton
II was now nearly midnight, and Hon. Mr. Kendall
had retired, eScuslng himself on the ground that his
habes might be walked by the expected evenings guns
and the Presidents eyes began look little fo1y as
he glanced occasionally al the clock pointing them To
quarter TO -, when the company broke up in great
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