Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-13

r+,f,th. only memorial that can ~ will er.
4 "a. psoceesing, a this day. the Secretary
.,s,.t, that he could not smbcdy more Of the
"a, .sni,snen. Of Csps. Francis. 90 manifest
-. ,r,esE. snd IL 10 subject Of public sfisf
IL, Hoo. Gsu,lemas'. own lsnsusgs and iho',
Z a.. b, combined and properly arranged for
fo,,,,r. Bot as that osnno; lie done. the
..,,r, Ia, taken pains 10 record a. much Of the
..,soe Of tbe address as time and e.resnstsnces
a s.mi, o. The old gentleman cordially and
r,,r,lr reviewed tho events Of our glorious ro,o-
4 a and or rapid and unorampled increase and
,se,,,v q. nation. While speaking Of the
-,,s, ooasii.on Of tie country and its immediate
4 ,,,. ard other future prospects, the Hon. gen
4 -,s enlarged With much eloqvence and ability
4 70 dishonest and illiteral policy OF tho prosen,
s.al administration. and regretted that its course
4 aa, been such as TO unite In ITS favor ell the
su,c, Of lsoobinism and tabid and reckless To-
\ Eeci.n lie portrayed in ferven, Language, the
hesitation which every homes, ought TO feel
..sa latter mins,ons--dcpreoated the union
j Asfeh and state under any circumstances, and
II =. u
! Il, the domination Of biso,ed and hypocriical
rrrhy and concluded by moving the following
s.ssuOus
Eessred. unanimously, LIST That we heartily APP
Nv, and sanction the principles and, means Oh
b BY which majority Of the free people OF these
ass were induced TO raise tie present adminis,rs-
aa 10 power.
| Resolved. end. That we az heartily denounee
I'D condemn the policy Of the administration Of the
resent incumbent, as tar az developed since his eX-
snon by the death OF our lamcnted Harrison.
Resolved. 3td That we regard John Tyler a.
,erean, to the trus, reposed in lin by the Wings,
spos,aie from the party and traitor to his coun-
| Resolved, 9Th. Tha, we abhor and deles, locofo-
n, and tina, the cause Of Aboli,ionlsm
sesld fall into the hands OF such men constitute
ae popular bead and front OF the liberty party in
9Ais STATE.
i Resolved, 5,h, That we dc not spprove OF the a.
foption OF this Hsowed Day, for the purpose Of
] ibbath School. Temperance, Anti Slsvely.' oil
~ other Celebrations, other than those which com
bemorste the birth Of AnHrieaa Liberty
Resolved, 9th, That in considcraiion-that in
j The celebrations TO our knowledge held this day
D. sacred cause OF American Liberty is made TO
4 AZ end fiddle to other 'prnciples'-we will not
lhe with any Of them but celebrate the day among
ourselves as 10 US seems meet
o. the adoption of,hese resolutions the party re-
haired forthwith 10 the table, where old Peter had
prepared large square bottle Of old Madeira, a red
feuIns and a cracker Tor each member present.
4 The Chairman, the Hon. Speaker, the Secretary,
Do Captain and Tsps,ers Assistant. each coniribu.
PED the combined power Of his lungs and his lap,
3roperiy contracted to constitute suitable band fol
be occasion, and after 'old Bess' was properl,
&rlared upon fvn ryoteheI .,,cLs Tir,vep in,o III.
Esronndl the fo0sts were announced from the cen
4 G Of the table by the Hon. Capt. Peter Jane.
Fnneis, Esq.
'voted 10 her service. and on her birth day, W,
AN the RICH, OF worshiping at her shrine.
Air, Hail Columbia
And 3 guns from old Bess,' by old Peter.
cad. The Pres,dent Honored as standing a
head OF a nation Of fieemen. Render unto Ce.
az &C.
Song, There is nae luck about the house.
And one squib from old Bess.' by young Peter.
Std. Washington, J,Gerson, Adams, and their u
tstrious conpairiofs Bright stars in the galaxy o.
fame. BY the iigh, Of such stars, may the youth o
our country safely guide their fortunes.
Air, 'Washing,ons March,
And , guns by old Peter.
made him traitor.
Song, 'Clar de Kitchen,
And fash in the pan from old Bsss,' by young
Peter.
ah. The Leaders Of the Third Party in Yer
"oai' Such Aboliionists if they had one slave
apiece would Gu, hun up and sell him by retail.
Song, Go away White Man.
9Th. Old Vermont. The land that bore and rear
I'd US. Within her bosom res, our for.dest, desres
,toections-and here res, our highest hopes OIL
tlrh.
Song, oh give me the hills, the woods, and
the mountains,
And guns from 'old Bess,' by old Peter.
Tth. The Far. Fairer than the imagined form
hsi sdorn the paradise OF the iranced opium eater
lhey 10 whose presence man lorgets his fallen for
'aaes and faneies himself in the primal happiness
Of Eden.
Song, ,Brieh, are the beams OF the Morning Sky.
IL singing the chorus ofihis song the nins cheers
ae~'be company was thrown into such confusion
hat twas thought advisable to adjourn. whereup
90 an adjournment was moved and carried, and al
40 hat the Secretary make his report
And this IL,
Attest, PErEa FRaScIs. Secretary.
For The Herald.