Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-14
FOURTH OF JULY.
The Celebration al Norihfsid.


compeIs us to nbrdgo 1t. Suffice it to say that the
escort by Captains Shipman, Bcckwiih, and
Smiths comprehensive Grafton by Dr. J. Easset
tile address TO the military by l.. S. Burnham-
the music, and other exercises-und the dinner,
provided by Mr. Brown, arc all well praised, aud
The celebration was every way pleasant to the
large company and creditable to those who mr.
ranged it.
REGULAR TOASTS.
The Day zoe Ceieb,ate-Nlay it ever be held in
grateful remembrance Ivy every Lover OF Liberty
wherever lie may dwell.
The Declaration Of Indcpendence-T most cor
rect document OF human rights ever published to
the world.
THE Constitution of The United Sioies The
wisest safeguard to civil Liberty ever set ~ by
Man.
The UniOn-Moy it ever be held sacred by eve
~ true American.
The Signers ofhe Declaration Of Independence
Fifty five undauned Patriots who dared TO be Free
no tribute too deor can ever he paid 10 their mem
cries.
George Washington The Father of his Coun-
try, terror TO 1yrants, and friend of Liberty
peace to his ashes
The JeW surviving Patriots of &c Valiantly
dld they fight TO gain their Independence; glUri-
ously did they conquer their Enemies and gain
heuds.
The March of Liberty throughout The worid-
May !! lie steady, and 10 quick time, til Tyrnn's
Thrones shall crunbie before the will of an in
tellilcnt people.
The Amtrican Eag-proud emblem of Liberty;
wherever II II iiouts, may IL remain free aud un.
conqGerab'e rs the Bird whose inage il bears
The President Of HE United STATES.
The Governor Of Vermont--A native son Of the
Green Mountains may we never DO dependent
upon Emigration for our Rulers.
To Which the Governor and replied by a
few hlci aud appropriate remarks, acknowledging
that with pride tie claimed himself Il son OF the
Green Mounlans.
The LadieS-ln war, our arms their protection;
in peace their arms reward
The Orator d The Day - May his energies ever
he exerlcd in the canse of Liberty and humanity.
Tho Literary Institutions Of our Countrywide
man pillar and support of our Liberties.
Cold Water-Nulure's pure beverage, may it ex-
tinguisI the fires of ln.emperance as it puts out
the elements that destroy us.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY e. Ashcrolt-Ve rmont-May her Patriotism
ever remain as immovabe AS her Hills aud the
virtue aui integrity Of her aud her daughters
as unsuIIied rs the green that decks their submits
by n. w. Carpenter Esq.-Ihe &c Stars in our
Constellation Of Liberiy-May their union and
harmonious concert continue ill the " Angel with
one loot on the aud the other on laad shall
swear that time shall he no more"
BY H. Ca penter Esq.-Thc Memory Of Lafay.
eite-hlHy his name go down to posterIly III con
nection with the Father Of our Country, until re.
pubcs shull cease TO exist, and time shall be 10
mole.
BY. II. W. Carpenter ESP epudiaiion-Pal
sled he The hand that shall be put forth to write
the enacting clause
by Z. Ashcroh-Those few soldiers of the rev.
oluton who have Ionored us with their presence
this day, venerable rellcts of past age
Who fought for us in freedoms cause,
We welcome them with loud applause.
Celebration al Barre.
Account received too late for this paper.
SELECT TOASrS.
AT Burlington Cold Wdier Celebration.
THE 4h Of Juy-The birth day of new civil.
ization-whe we celebrate its glores in pure wa.
| ter, inonarchs Inay well tremble at the baptism
| Tune" Hull Columbia"
The Bdiot-Lox. An American invention for
deposlng rulers without the aid of lhe cartridge
| box Jet il he kept pure.
| Old Bacheiors-The worst of all repud; tors,
The strongest bonds will not induce them TO pau
| their addresses.
Al Peacham. The following toast was raptur-
ously applauded by an assembly OF 1900 people
The three distinguished Generais-General Peace,
General Prosperity aud General Mauocks.
THE prospect ahead. WM The country gain anu
InnrI I'm rp1f,.cI Ia Isn 10 ~