Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

Single Lades-When they conquer with their
charms, may they he merciiu to their prisoners!
Washingtoninn society-As its exeriOns are
for the good Of community, II is worthy oil iwex-
allied name
Ladies' Of Barre--A bright example of those
excellences That make home happy, community
prosperous and nation temperate, virtuous aud
free.
Our institutions of learnng-More powerful
thnn armies, protect our liberties foster science,
the arts, and virtues, and raise us to the exalted
rank Of enlightened humanity.
Monument OF Bunker Hill-Nlay that impersh-
able structure ever be mathematical OF the lber-
ties Of our cousry.
lnteinperance in all its forms-tier scorchng
influence threatens to blast the tree OF Liberty
Henceiorth may it he known as thing that has
been.
The Green Mountain Boys-Nay they depend
upon their own soil for food and ranent regu-
late their outgoes Ivy their income, and the ladies'
will learn economy by their example.
Our children-H Heirs to whom will shortly de-
scend the invaluable legacy of our iuhers--by
temperance and wisdom may they preserve it, end
transmit IL unimpaired 10 their poslerlty.
The out-spread book of Nnture-May it be
thoroughly read, and duly appreciated by all in
telligent beings.
Oregon Territory Eden Of America, and
rghtiul domain of Uncle Sam may he drive out
all who lrespass on his premises.
The rising generation-May their national ca
reer he preserved under the united influences of
the spirit OF civilization and christianity, instead
OF ardent spirit
The tree OF Liberty 1t was planted upon A.
merican soil on the fourth Of July l776-may it
flourish and grow, until it's broud branches over
shallow the whole earth.
The Patriots of the Revolution Beacon lights
of glorious Ngr-muy they live in the busous
oi their descendants until the great drama OF life
closes up forever.
VOLUNTEERS
BY +. Dudley The fair daughters Of America
- Nlny they never want for bread aud sober hus-
bands.
BY J. Thompson--The old bacheors-They
like the dry homes OF the valley, may the sr-
it Of female excellence pass over them, and cause
them 10 unite with flesh and live.
BY T.. French Esq daughters Of Vermont
Ever fair as her ever green hlIls-in beauty, viz
tue, wit aud WORTH they stand uurlvued., Like
the wild rose ny the why side, they are more beau.
urul in natures perfect symn,try, than " hen ineh-
io1ed 10y the hind OF art.
BY J. w. WilIey-lhe orators Of the day-Alay
their eIoqnence he duly appreciated, and the no.
bic precepls they hove intoxicated this day be re-
duced to practice.
BY J. Thompson The reputed lovers of sci.
ence-Alay they cease 10 cry "wuchery" AT eve
ny new discovery they cannot understand but
thoroughly investigate The subject, detect the evil,
secure the good, and benefit mankind.
By G. W. Coamer, Esq.-The Temperance
cause in Barre AT each anniversary, may we he
inspired with new zeal in this great cause to con-
time our exerlions by such examples, as are now
before us.
BY Doct. w. Burnham July a. l776-May
this anniversary be celebrated Oh this spot, till the
figures of the date erased, with cold water OH
~ for beverage
The day passed off with cordially, circum
speclon aud good cheer, which characterize the
great moral reform. 1t was scene on which
memory will long delight 10 linger.