Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

licughton (Trmepdous cheering -
Dr. II sss ihcn oaled bu, nc were ,n,orm !
a. Dy ,lt q q. LAT bong some na, indi. !
poscd be bad ahdrawn. and begged TO he !
rieus do Wli-hPiof Goldsmi h aldeI
I Gentlemen his cicellenee IS only .qualld
/ by he mo1cHy Ooe Of DrH = stuionu thea
/ ptopos,d the following sentiment IL,
health Of Professor Goldsmith. may We al
/ prof, by the happy inc eden, he has cited
and like the sublco, Of his toast, msy We
prove an honor Of our Aina Nalsr'-
/ tCiecul The Prcsijen, Of the 'Soe,e,y
was then called, who IN peculiarly mild
aud unassumng style, that syc which
sid, diguhy to rank, replied lLus 1t is
with great pleasure gentlemen, that res
pond to your call and IA reply props,r
The following sentiment "The present class
u Cas,con Medical College, one aud oil
examples Of industry and good scholar
ship, may each Of them proved the truth
Of The good old Romsn maxim, 'PsrIepe.
rantld omnia rtnert' "iCbeers, tremendous
cheers long and loud Mr. Burelsh Of
Maine, then proposed the following verv
appropriate sentiment The President and
Faculty OF CHsIc,on Medical College God
bless lh-rn Aow Gcd bless them roRrv.
rR :" lChectsl Prof Car was then
called but TO the regre, ofevety lndIvdual
present and particular those who on for.
mcr OCCASION had been favored With one Of
las spleulid scntlmcns-tho information
came that not anticipating such an event,
Pruf Carr had sought the quiet Of hi
chamber, aud ,hcre like the chemist Of oh
h. preferred to umu.c hmsof with hs own
thongh,s AMI enquiries in silence, and thus
Obtain clearer come puon Of the chemical
changes and disorcani1l,ions to winch our
planet v1s subjected 50 that be might 70
forth IN the world and secure TO Inns II an
honor tha, would never tnrnlsh, and Il
name that would never die Some gentle.
man. whose name | cnnno, call to mind
then proposed The following toast The
u l.,,,t ~, p,oL.,o, Co,, NAV hc have n
long and happy life, and may the past be
n true Characteristic Of his usefulness v -
y (Chccrs) Mr. Burloieh then Offered a
IS ,,od ,o,, to,, oIl C,J3u;Jb ,,,.
, fret workman at his trade We will new.
= or con.cn, 10 change IN. name until more
precious rrc,a,is d,s.ovet.i' Cheers =
. p,og Goldsmith then proposed the health
oCour hou which was responded 10 by
o three henr,v chcer.ns we lcn tho table al
which we had so completely salralcd the
. desires Of our craving appetite We then
i resumed the amuscments which the tim,
o and Mace afforded and were more thar
- once led to ask ourselves # the atmos
u rhcre which we were then nhalng, wa,
s no,rcnlc,e with vital air A. nbou, c lock
j. the carriages were ordered and we nrepar
Is I'd to ,uke our dcpauurc: frs, howeve
Z c,u,ing tho surrounding hills 10 rc-echC
P our almo. dcufenin- cheers. in anticipa
y. ton OF the arrival Of Prof Swecser--an,
" the echo had scarce died away in the dis
'e nncc when the approach Of Prof Park
=" man twho had been necessarily absent o
>" professional duics) was announced, md o
- " hose arrival at the door we ga We uiernnc
to ilriee hret laundering cheers, 10 who
salu,n,ion the professor re piled in that foculi
striking manner which adds beauty to sin
phery .--'Gen,lemcp, you are very kind
Wc,ben for moment, again recalled tn
=, slumberng ochos from the distance mn
80 . f-..,,.