The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-12

10. The OIL 7Hirfccn: Multiplied
by the rest of mankind, they must GER
taiily beat all creation.
Responded to by j. II. BARRETT.
"A. Tie Far: Though absent, not
forgotten.
p. F. CnuRcHnL, Esq, was called
for on this subject, and made a gallant
response.
Supplementary 7oasts
THE orators # The Day: We patron.
ize our home manufactures, not because
they are the cheapest, or need encour-
agcmcnt. but because they are best.
Happily responded to by J. A. Beck
WITH, Esq
The Bnckcycs May they live in clo-
yer, for, wave the yellow harvest as it
may, the choicest of fields is a Red field.
This called up Mr.. Rcdfeld Of Ohio,
whose remarks were appropriate to the
occasion.
Tie HoosicrS: Brothers indeed. for
the Green Mountain Boys that took
Old III are first in the garrison at Fort.
Wayne. I
JOHN HouGn. Jr., Esq, Of Iudiana,
being loudly called for, responded in 4
humorous and eloquent speech, which rcA
peatcdly brought down tho house"
Mr.. IIoucu concluded with tho follow
ing sentiment
Vermont True to her principles her
green hills have sent to the legislative
halls of the nation no traitor to free.
dom she yields not for a to
the false cry Of popular sovereignty"
where slavery and disunion are cardinal
doctrines.
ToIUMtccrs.
After the announcement. of the sup
Elementary %toasts, volunteers were call
ed for, but on account Of the l~atcncss Of
the hour, the company having been ,hrcO
hours at the table, q few only were for.
! warded, and the meeting, fully enter
tanned with the proceedings, spontan-
eously dissolved. We are able to give
only the following
By Emerson II. Wright, Esq (scnt
in; The Sentiments IF the FaycrccU
1llycSS' Of Washington May We
ever cherish them. and may those who
come after US cherish them, FOREVER !
BY Hon. d. Wooster orr National
Union: The guaranty of our liberty
and independence, the genuine fruits Of
the American Revolution.
BY f. ID. Barber Freedom, Justice,
Lac: The first. the foundation of all
true government the second, the rulo
of its administration and the last, the
means Of securing the others. When
the last tramples down the two first, it
violates its Office and is ct only to be re-
jected and dcspisod.
by J. NJ. Slade The Fathers IF the
Rcroiution While We remember their
virtues and heroic deeds, we will strive
to initiate their example in the first, and
stand ready, if necessity requires it, to
initiate the last.
BY Capt, j. Cobb: The Tradu1g
Pohticion-will compass sea and land
for the seven great principles by which he
is governed,-namcly Five loayes and
two fshes,"-yct ike Moses, is many
times only permitted to look upon the
promised land"
BY MIR. Red6eid Tcrmont-lIer his
tory is her independence.
by a Guest Massachusetts - She
rocked tho cradle of Liberty, and will
mark him that dares disturb the baby.
At sunset, the national salute
was again fred, and in the evening there
was a good display of fireworks from the
Common in front of the College grounds.
|, Balloons were also sent up, By Mr.. IloL.
/, ION, with fine success. Throughout tho
entire day. no accident occurred to sad
den the festivities, and tho sobriety anC
good order of the large crowd assem-
, blcd, were matters of congratulation fol
our citizens.
We have attempted no account Of thC
J Oratious at the Church-whicb were re
ceived with marked favor by the audi
: ence-or of the speeches at the dinner
, table, as we should be unable to do jus
}, tice to the speakers,o Of give a satisfactor,
= idea Of the addresses to those who di,
not hear them. On the whole, we be
= lievc the day has rarely been more suit
ably honored, or its celebration afforded
l. more real satisfaction to old and young
: than on this occasion. The Committee @
j Arrangements deserve great credit 70
i the energy aud success with which thei
t plans were matured and carried into el
feet. Preparations were commenced lat
in the day, but affairs could hardly hay
been better managed, had a longer tim
been allowed.
EG Our thanks are due to Hor
y VIZ. CULLoM, Of Tennessee, for a cop
o Of his noble speech in the House agains
q the Nebraska Kansas bill also for
speech of Hon. JOINS BELL, of the Ser
i, ate. on the same subject. A little NOR
: sngacity-to say nothing Of higher me
tives-would have induced all Souther
Wings to maintain with frmness tn
same honorable position as these patriot
10 sons of Tennessee. We trust they wi
be fully sustained by their constituents