Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-08

SND
80 deg. 30 min.-Brng what it will, Revo-
luton or Disunion, still we say-36 deg. 81 mln''
and nothing less
Texas-The Lone Star of the South; here
the Southern sisters rescued her from foreign
embraces, and they will protect her from do
mestc violence.
The "gory" blazed out more fully in the Vol
unteer Toasts, thus:
By Edmund Rhett-The Union A splendid
failure of the first modern attempt, BY people OF
different institutions, to live under the same Gov
ernnlent.
By Capt ]. M. Zealy-The present Crisis
Pregnant with intellectual war, may 1t call into
action our physical strength, rather than termi-
nate to our disgrace, and the obstruction of
Southern rights.
By Coin. B. J. Johnson-South Carolina
She struck for the Union when it was a bless
ing when it becomes cures she will strike
for herself.
By Capt. r. R. s. Elliott-The American
Eagle. In the event OF dissolution of the Un-
ion, the South claims, as her portion the heart of
the noble bird ; to the Yankees we leave the
feathers and carcass.
BY Corporal Cunningham-36 deg. 30 mln;
Once laid down as an ultima thule to the North
ern usurper should he ever cross its limits, the
Beaufort Volunteer Artillery will always be
ready to shit him again."
By Corporal HowIey-The old Oak of the
South: May it always produce an abundance
of bark 10 tan the hides of the Yankees.
By DR.. ]. A. Johnson-The Union: Once
holy alliance, now an accursed bond.
B. A. Amar-Thc Abolitionists: The Bluff
eton boy has said his voice was in his sword :
the Beaufort boy says his is in three words
around, canister and grape"
By Stephen Elliot, Jr.-The Compromise Let
originated.
BY j. G. Barnwell. Jr.--The Compromise A
Foote stool by which Southern traitors would
climb to power.
BY John II. Elliott-The rents in the Con-
sttutipn: 1t requires more than a general I'dt-
Tor to mend them.
One man present had notion of something
besides Pitch Pine smokes, and gave as follows;
by Dr. Morcock-Love, courtship and mar
riaget Tive best snfe gaard Gcr pre,sr,srity.
Another of these Celebrations a plno e
called Round o. Here Capt. Perry officiated
Orator of the Day, who delivered address,
which ls commenced, as "replete with patriotic
fervor, eloquent in recital of our grievances, and
noble in vindication of the Southern platform"
Here are some OF the patriotic" Toasts darnk
at Round o.:
By Capt. J. B. Peny-A Dissolution of the
Union: The only means Of deliyerance to the
South, in case of the continued aggressons Of
the North.
BY Henry Ferguson-The Northern Aboti-
onists May they rest with their principles, and
the place thereof be chosen by South Carolina
BY Benjamin Stokes-Equality or Disunion.
AT the Celebration at Robertsville, st. Peters
Parish, there was one rather sensible man, a
certain Dr. Sydney Smith. When the Orator
of they Day had concluded his thunder and
guns grafton, this DR.. Smith got up and portray
ed to the large audience ''the vast and important
advantages that would accrue to the community
from the location of cotton factory in it."
That man understands something Of what is
best for South Carolina, and we have her true
interest sufficiently at heart, to give him three
cheers But, we cannot find anything like en-
thusiasm for domestic industry, in the Toasts
drank at Robersville. Here are some of them
Daniel Webster-In the Ashburton treaty
like Daniel the prohet, he was cast into the H.
on's den-hke him he came off conquerer; SO
may he do in the den of fanatlcism.
y4ir-"Bunker Hill March,"
The South-.True to the Bible, true to the
Constitution, true to herself, true to posterity,
and true in her aim, bids defiance to Northern
fanaticism and Southern traitors.
Air-"Calhoun's March,"
South Carolina says to the South, should your
caution compel me 10 sdvance-follow if
falter slay me, but if fall avenge me.
Air-"To your Colors"
| The Union as 1t is-With broken and shat
tered Constitution, under the foot of fanaticism,
relapsng into colonial tyranny, too lntolerable
for fieemen, and sufferable by cowadrs only
Air--"The Rogue's March,"
The North would act the part of Cain to his
brother Abel.
Air-."Thou'rt False to me-"
The President; Gen. Taylor--A Southern
man with Northern principles let us remind
him we are not Mexicans.
Air-"The Devil among the Tailors."
The above are Irregular" Toasts. On look.
ing over the "Volunteers" we are sorry to per-
ceiVe that our sensible DR., Sydney Smith gave
the forllowing. Bennett, it seems, is a verv
great man down South:
By Dr.. Sydney Smith--Bennett of the New
York Herald: Justly termed the Napoleon of
the press he upholds the true principle of the
Constitution-his antagonsm 10 Aboliionism,
Free Soilism, Socialism, and the numerous
quackeres OF the day, entitle him to the respect
Of the whole country, and the patronage of the
South in particular.
Here are some Of the other "VoIurteers :"
Sent in-The State of Ohio; A den of Ne
gro Thieves.
By ia. E. Chovin-Union and Happiness.
according to the Constitution; Separation rather
than Yankee Usurpaton,
b. R. r. Willams-Our Representatives in
Congress: If they compromise an inch of Ter.
ritory Sonth of 36 deg 80 min. they are traitors
to their trust
BY DR.. VIM. B. Vaillard-Y Yankees and Yank-
eefed Southernes; The gallows for the former:
tlae PillOry for the latter.