The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18
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sPfcad beneath he ircrs uPan ,he forest
groeur Rcas, hsll bis accustonacl scat
upon iil. gQck 81 the head q the spring,
where, 80 ]; j. h.s won, 60 Say. be can be
roHtouieniT a. case snyiAing in his " line
slsyiG be wauiod The mcrD birds served
- oar ofcAosira and NJ saxc.hofn. cot
net % " string baud could tyrr equal the
music they gave us sad the laughing,
danrine brook too, sung GA A. though con-
scious laai gcaml husns wcre there upon
~ brnk, an1 seemed 10 FEEL lha, is song
was Necessary 10 tIl up the iull measure OF
that harmony, that ever should. on such
occasions, arse 10 Him IN thanks FOR the
innumcnble blessings which We are Ger
receiving at lis hands. To you, dear
Luke who nave 30 often been with ", al
the Hermitage on like occasions need not
speak q this. You, aud l. land another
that has DEPARTED have too often listened
10 this harmony made up from the ma,ur.
cd ,uiecs of genial and honest hearted
men and women; the more confident tones
Of youth aud the ringing laugh Of child
hood--all mingled with the singing Of b,fds,
the rusthng Of leaves and the song of the
running brook,to render !; necessary for
me, nov, TO speak OF It's imcomparnbenoss
10 that Of any other. Though IT'S, ! iciH
say that ! have often thought that that
written" organized harmony weekly
sent forth to Him through though,lcss lips
and bralcn pipes, could not prove more ac-
eePtable than that which voluntarily arises
from scenes Ike this. But let this pass.
In consequence Of the political excite
men, Of the present time. and in consider
siion Of the uncertain bearings of PARTIES
and party managers just npw--the boys,
lesi, as they said the meeting might take "a
political turn, had brought out the old ban
nor which Tor yeats has borue upon ii the
political creed Of us at the Hermitage
and there 1t hung rs Of old, inscribed with
the distinctive, aud now living principles
Of the Hhfg, Ere Soil party and as |
turned iroh tins and looked upon the rec
ord bearing the regular State and Couuiy
no"inalons, which also stood by the old
oakl ! could not but wish that YOU stood
by 10 rejoice with me at this TRIUMPH of
principles, aud Of the people, over mere
party. True II is tina, we are told that by
endorsing the action Of tho Rutland Con
seniion Of the I'll Of June, we virtually,
make a surrender Of the distinctive name
ofWhig and what Of that We hold ON
10 distinctive principles which are far more
imPoTtan, than any mere party name. You
and ], dear Luke have done Just AS good
service under the name of " National Re
publican and have stood just us proudly
under the banner borne aloft by the worthy
successor OF Monroe, as we ever have.
since We bore the name Of Wing and so
long as We keep the "rocord true" and
our principles correct, we need 10 care bat
little what others call us; and so long as
We know that our coalition las they are
pleased to term IT. Is coalition of honest
men, with an homes, purpose to curry out
honest principles, as against rogues and
spoilers, We may as well be content to 10y
on 10 an honest and noble victory.
Your episilc was read by the younger
Hezeklah, and when tell you that he read
the Declaration Vi Independence with
great eclat Al sabbath School reunion on
the ith IN the presence Of orer one hun.
dred people Including children you may
rest easy in the knowledge tina, he acauit.
ed himself well on this occasion. You
may think that this duty should have de-
v1lScd on EPh Jr., as II leould, but for a
Circumstance, which before stating, may
require few words explanatory thereof.
You know that nothu outstanding the i'm.
pIosemenIs" that for the past few wears
nave been goinF on around ns--it has been
theme Of graduation 70 Us that the noise
and confusion Of the outer-w Ord has noy-
or reached the Hermitage. That up to
The tune you leti us, no registering roxdy
ever disturbed our slu,ubers no post-horn
WAS ever COMPOUNDED with TIA, which e. n,
us 10 our frugal meals, AID no locomotive
whistle ever awoke an echo through dell
or valley, OF on the blessed mountains that
surround ia. Judge thea Of our surprise
i viii say af'onishuieni on hearing at
just o clock ore lovely evening" some
three months since, the most startling. |
may ssy the uiosl uneanh'y sound thsi
ever reached The car Of man. Dali, mo.