Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-29
The Meeting last Evening.

memory, and profound vencra,ion for the char-g
actcr of DANIEL WEB STER. The pros
cecdlngs of the meeting will be found below :
Mcssrs. " HELLER, PoNELoY and WESTON adj :
dressed the assemblage, and the resolutions
were adopted with entire unaninlly. Burling-
ton unitcs with the sister towns and cities OF
the Republic III her desire to do honor to thcs
name and services of DANIEL WEBSTER.
The Committee raised under the third Reso- J
luton held meeting to-day, and unanimously
resolved to invite the / onorablc WILLIAM G.
BR .DLET to pronounce euOgy upon tue CHAR
,cter and services of Mr.. WEBSTER in Dur-t
ngton, at such time as he may appoint WEI
10 not allow curse YES to doubt that Mr. BRAN.
LEY will accept the invitation. lie was a CON
temporary with Mr. WEBSTER in his first ap-s
pearancC as IA member of the ousr, and mas
,ustlined the most intimate personal and friend
relations with him ever since. No man ing
Vermont better understands the principles and
the character of MIR. AE.srER: AMI we bel
lcye that no man could be chosen to pay honor
20 the principles and character of that grcatt
nan. who is 50 well fitted, both by are and cX-l
pcucncc, for the patriotic duty, as WILLIAM & /
3nApLrY. We believe that Mr. BnAoIrY vill'
mot hesitate to comply with the invitation thatI
hlS already been extended to him.
The following Is the official action OF thcj
|Mecting:-
DANIEL NEBSTEH.
A large meeting of the Citizens of Burning,
on convened last evening, at Strongs Han, in
Burlington, pursuant to notice, to give some,
. testimonial OF their sense of the public l,,s,
which has been sustained by the nation in the'
death of DANIEL WEBSTER
The Meeting was called to order by y.
IAswELL, Esq, and on motion, Hon. TIM
i rHY FOLLErT was appointed Presidency
=. b. llAswtLL and A. L. CATLN Vice Prpsi-
cnts, aud l.. +. CHITTENDEY, Secretary.
On motion OF DAS Lyon, Esq, the furihct
proceedings OF the Meeting were suspended and
IN appropriate and eloquent prayer was mldei
10y Dr.. WHEELER.
The following Resolutions were then offered
/ " d. W. {. CLARKE, Esq, with brief aiu~
J Sons to the great National loss that the CoWn.I
! ry has sustained;
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