Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-07-14

7, The Cler9y-PoWcriul Advocates Of Amnic,,
Liberty In the time Of The Revolution, aud IL hII
defenders in every subsequent emergency. nsa
they never Finch IN defending the indepcniebcey,
the pulpit nor fail as the champions Of tie I,i,~a
law ond of the rights Of humanity.
8. The Prcss-Tbc sun Of the intellectual vo.,i
il eliminated with Franklin, it sets but in clenit,
May II ever breathe the spirit VI liberty, prove ",
untinching advocate Of morality and trifh .,I
constitute the Palladium q our religious and e,S
81. "Tho Green Mountain Boys"-The FIRST ofA.
revolutionary patriots to demand the surnnde, y,
n tyrant In the naiue Of God and the Conti,en,.i
Congress. May their sons be the last to Drove ~
creant in The course Of liberty.
10. The Union-May her banner ever cop,,r,.
10 float on every breeze without a star dimnei or
stripe erased. bearing for is impcrishable motto
Union and Liberty--onc and inseparablc.
II. Now Engiand-The vital part Of Uncle SIM
May she ever remain true 70 her princiuie4 al
thus continue the sheet anchor Of our satety.
II. The West Unboandel IN her extes, al
fertility, may she always be as broad in her MIN
pies and as rich in her patriotism.
10. Vermont-Though not classed with the o;,
nal 10, yet fully their equal in her patriot. go
and her sacrifices for American lndcIenieree. ,rt
in all the bonds Of that glorious achievement H.
green hills have ever echoed the anthem Of Tho a..
and her mountain banners will prove the h,t an.
tr%enchmcnt Of liberty.
YoLuNrrEn ToAsrs.
Our Country-Aiay the sun Of her glory be Eur
in the ascendant, but If it shall d~eclinein the z,ain
may some diyinely commissioned joshua command
il 10 stand still.
The Union-Lct It be preserved by able hand.
and honest hearts, southern n%ullifen, northern
demagogues and ~fanatical dis-eontcnis to the con.
trary notwithstanding.
New School Dcmocracy-alias squatter soy,r.
eignty-speaking fair indeel, tempting our poit.
cal faith with airy hopes, while within the fliins
Of its mantle Turks the bloody symbol Of its plr-
pose.
Stephen 4. Douglas-The Judas ~Iscarioi Of lie
Nineteenth Century-His prototype Of the fri
century no longer stands alone in infamy.
The Ladies representing the 81 staies-Like the
ships u our gallant navy they are all well riggel
and equipped, may they be as we'll naaae&.
Wings in general-Dcsperately welded to party,
and having no distinctive principle, like peeyisA
ran and wife, united jor. and ye, arc loath to part
The Democracy Of '76-washington, jefferson
and Jackson. Their exponents Of '55-IIale, Chase
and Sumner.
The Gentemen-By a aiy,-Nay their pockets
never he lighter nor their hearts heavier for giving
the Ladies a dinner.
Our Common Couutry-Wbcn bigots boeomer-
formers, when politicians become honest. and when
fools learn wisdom from experience, then. and not
till then, viii il be safe.
Our Host, Capt. James Taerart-By a lady
MAY his shadow never become les.
The Brattieboro Band-NIav thew alravs de.
course as eloquently through their bmnn pips.
as they have done to day, and may their labors e.
or be- as well APPRECIATED,
The citizens Of Town.hend-Bv n centlsnan-
The enterprise and liber,lity which ORIGINATED this
celebration is but a new proof Of their publ;e shirt
and patriotism. The generation Of strong men and
noble women that has mostly passed. awav arc well
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