Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-14

did she INSPIRE equal pride an affection ior
never before vas she so completely possessed
ny those sentiments wlnch, wh'n manifest
IN commonwealth or citizen, invest tho char
actor with its highest charm SO that what is
SuWn natural hunN Is raised sNrltual
body. NV MAJ love does not claim too mucA
"hen 1t oXhlNiis hcr rs approaching the pat
tern "l ChriSu'n Commonwcalth, winch
according 10 the great English R'pnon'an'
JnNn Mllt'n' onE"t 10 DC nut us one huge
ChlSnAn pTsonAg %. ono mighty growth ana
stature OF an honest man. - biz ana compact
IN Nrto' 40 IN body Not through any
WORLDLY u"AnAs; not throng' the vaults oil
o'ato street. the >n'udlcS OF Lowell. or even
th" lorno1 CnlnwmentS OF Cambridge, is
Massachusetts, thus ; but hccausc-saeking
to extend everywhere within the sphere ot her
lrtin"uc the benign civilization which she
rrltlrateS at home-shc stands forth the
faithful. nns'duced supporter OF llnman Nl-
/ t"ro Ncylt1 has lts sliendor and the lnt'l-
loct las its glory hut there is grandeur
in such Il service which i ahoye all that
/ these can supply For tins she has already
the regard Of good men, and will have the
immortal life of history For this she has
| throughout all ages have been poured u
those who have striven for justice on earth.
glrs has Truth, when most dishonorcd,
seemed most radiant. gathering glory even
/ "ut ol oAi'qiV. Nhen SIR llirrv Nanc,
/ courageous chtmpion of the English Com
m'nN''lth' "a- dragged ON hurdle up the
/ i""of mn 10 sun r d'ath ny the axe, one OF
/ tIr multitude crIed out to mm' " You never
- ON 50 glorious q seat. And aGlin when
tnSSel was exposed IN u ne Same streets on
| his wiy to the same scaif' f'li the people, ac>
/ In ln . a. n
| phrr' imagined they saw liberty and virtue
| sitting by his side. Massachusetts, is not
/ without encouragement in her own history.
/ 81" has seen E'r ports closed by arbi trlry
/ pow'r-hnS seen her name made by-wor OF
| rel ael.-'as zen her cherished leaders Han
cock and Adams, oXcepted.irom all pardon by
| the crown hut then, when most dishonorcd,
/ ana Mass lchus'tts deserve most; for then
/ Wl- Size DONG most Tor the cause OF all. And
/ now, wien Massachusetts, Is engaged m n
greater cause that that OF our Fathers, how
/ scr.nrly can she turn from the scOif and .jeer
/ OF hcartIrsS Hen. Her only disgrace will be
in diSloyalty to the truth which is to make
lci rec -,
oi'c 10 ot'r-ot. iar "orse-Vnun .he e'ii
| Hl'c1Nl''@ Vt %, V',e cohuuc' oi some OF
"'r o"" c"ilurch' IL is ',aru 10 see '',e schol-
arSnlP Which mas oeeh uraWh from her cis-
/ .'I", anu V'" r'cueS M.I,n nave peeh accuiiiu-
''" uN''r "'r hoslltao!e ShGiler' no" EN-
/ l''E'" 10 weaken ana ulScreult t'at cause
/ ".IG' = I''V' rlcn1S or SrnoI'rStllp; IL Is
/ ,''r1 W""o our IeiioW ci'iHeh' IN han'aS,
/ p'"i 81 our ''''t anu H'sn VI ohr H'Sn' llhau
..F p'IIE'f'n', Nv from Il cruel uNGrpluon' ana
WIZ. 'h' Wn'ie country lhcIn9lnS our own
1',,', Is Io'lgn Gown ,y u uoinine,tih4 ana
''u''' N''iollSln, 10 'e'old sons OIL MASSacnn-
''>' i" SShl l'hy' open OF uSgu'Seu' WIN
Que '"'E'r r"'ihy-Iu'cNehlhS every where
'"e I's %. t'e 'sR-in'Ster ana helping ior,
N"In t'' ''hlc carnival when slavery shall
/ '' ''N''hai hnt only upon PROSTATE hlnsas'
! nut upon an the territories OF the kepu'llc ;
W'gn Cu'' sH'i' ne torn from a friendly