Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 49, 1852

beat called them TO ,hc supper, # ,he honest
and purc-hoarted IIAHnIs0N. Taey Cannot
be beatcnby any form or combination Of Loco
iocoism, nor by sdc-issucs, or immaterial Issues,
or false issues.
On taking the Chair, last evening, Mr.. WIS
TON made brief bu, handsome address, which
was received with decisive expressions of APP
probation and pleasure. After the appoint
ment Of the Committee TO prepare and present
a plan Of organization for the Scott ~ Graham
! Club, CBALoN f. DAyEi, Esq cIoquently add
/ dressed the larre meeting, commencing his re-
marks with touching and impressive aluslon
to Mr. CLAY.
NATHANIEL EGLMAKER, Esq, Of Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania, son Of the late Hon.
| AMOS EL1MAKER of that State, at the call Of
the meeting next assembled the PLATFORM, and
for half an hour grated and delighted his nu-
merous auditory by an eloquent speech winch
was frequently interrupted by the warncst APP
plausc Mr.. ELLMAKER wished the Wings Of
: Vermont, Ito whose uniform devotion TO the
Wing Cause and the Union he paid high com-
ulnents) to ''malic a note ont that old Lam
caster County, the banner County in the Union,
would roll up SIX THOUSAND majority, in Mo-
ycmbcr, for >corr AND GRAHAM. Mr.. Eli
2 MAKER happened IN town on his return from
an excursion to tie White Mountains, and en-
u. tered our meeting, a. he humorously remarked
e to sec how the Wings of Vermont managed
). their prcimnaric'.
= The Wings Of the Union, he said, had lon.
known that Vermont Wings could not be beat
Ell, either in dual ol a triangular fight, but h'
u felt curiosity as well as an interest to SCI
them in their PRIMARY meeingS-right whcr
II Vermont Wing triumphs begjn! lie wantc,
n to ''the star that never sets" at home. There
% fore lie came to our meeting, and finding him
2 self pressed into the service he would not re
It fuse, though wholly unpreparcd for spcccl
y to convey greeting from the good Scott Stat
lie Of Pennsylvania to the venerable Wing Stat
'r Of Vermont. Mr. ELLMAKER's speech wa
:, received with repeated cheering, and he wa
or warmly applaudcd as he left the stand.
~ Atthe conclusion of Mr.. EGINAkER's spcec
}" calls resounded for "RAYMoNpw aud jocosel
ot Initiating his Indifferent respect for "pla
ne torms,' Hon. II J. RAYMOND. of New Yori
y answered to the call from his place on Tie iloo
50 Mr.. RAYMOND spoke for three quarters of a
IN hour to what he jN to be home audience
an audience of ncighbors and frcnds,-al
though not feeling at liberty, as he said, to i'm
il tate the wisdom OF the man who, having not
as ing to say, said nothing, he gave us a spccc
OF that completely destroyed the significance
he the example quoted lie had rood deal
MS say. after all. and we need not add that
w said 1t well and effectively. Till some til
IL after 10 O'Clock he held willing audience, "
~ would have stood the fire from such bate
cir much longer!
en- After Mr.. RArMoNp's speech the mccti
Wis adjourned till Mondly Evening, 10Th insta
n;s to hear the report the Comlni,tec-on viii
nd occasion we venture 10 believe the BrRrl>
aid Ton lUNDy LANE CLuD will be addressed
'nt MesSrS. GRANDEY and WoonHEIpGE of ',
~ 81" gcnncs, and Others
IN The good tim" has come boys,
- We've waited long enough 80