Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-24


sis" says /, "an eff I hadn't jumpt /
should hev bust ~
4" wish 10 the lord-you had bust, ,"
said she, as she limped aout Of the
haouse.
Deacon Isril, he was quite hufy abaout
it, even going SO far as TO pull my no e
till ! hollered like a loon. Mootooal
friends interferin, however, we shook
hands and went aout and hckered. When
we went back the meetin was organized,
and Peltiah Petty5ones was going it in a
, 40 speech. AS the Deacon an l not
only lckered but smiled an then took
suthin, we only heerd the Peercerration.
"Oyer the sky-blew sirrulian va>tness
of the everlastin hill tops says PeItiah,
says he, sup from the peelin ambiguiti-
es, the onspeakable kerruscations an os-
siIIated permeations of the howlin viii
derness, borne on all the breezes thai
sweeps the etarnal circumambcnt, Shrek
ed by every eagle, as he rises from his
cry and sores into boundless contiguity,
/ hear but one cry Union !-atniOn
ogin eUerythiag-nao'o, hereafter, hence
forth, and foreDer more ! Amen 7"
Perhaps there want no stompin when
Peltiah sot daown. OF course there
want.
! The committee on resolutions then kun
in and reported the folIerin wich was
adopted syne dye:
1St ResoiUed-The day we celebrate
may Its shadder never be less.
End Resoloed-That things has kun
to pooty pass, and oughtent SO to be, SC
they oughtent.
3rd ReSoiDed-That all aberlitioner,
is reserrectionists, an that hanging the
hull lot would promote the interests o
trade, an sarve to make aour free insti
tootions a terror to the world.
4h ResoIced-That Gov. Wise, hang
in ole Seward and Garrison, is entitled
tC the ginerous sympathy Of all who keel
step with the Union. And ef he want!
the IIornby Falanks the selickmen b.
authorized TO send that corpse on, ef the!
will go.
5th ReSOlUed-That we recognize il
aour Southern Bretherin the Trew Shiv
erelry, Paytriots and Paytriarks. Tha
theyr oilers right, and that we of tn
North is prone to wrong as the sparks
TO 90 up chimbIy. That slavery was SO
I'D in the covenant with Abram when b
was aout in the bulIrushes, and It's there
fore sacred institution. Long may
wavel
9th Resolred-Ef aour Souther
Brctherin don't think the foregoing stron
enough, and will write aout sich a one q
: they wants, we'll pass it. As We ar
willin to be umble and meaner tha
t Punkinyille dirt, ef thereby We can saw
: the union, an trade in horn spoons.
{ 7th ReSoiyed-That the Falanks II
= main under arms till further orders, wit
r paour to arrest all niggers, pedlers, boo
= agents an aberlitionists faound runnih
n large agin the statoote, and that the taow
. be considered under marshall law for ii
n present.
O At this junction, the selickmen w
q seen TO turn pale and whisper togeihe
. In a mint one or 'em KUN forred
; CRATE eggsitement, an said he was nj
I. taken-hed bin barkin up the wrong tr
: that be held in his hand a paper whi
/ proved aour Southern bretherin was 0
, gratefool cusses. For, says he, notwit
IN standing all aour umility and union {
+ win, thar perpose Is to shet US aout
ID the Charlestaown Convention Had
n thunder bowIt kun right through the ru
in we couldn't hev bin more consternatt
It. Everybody looked at sumbody else, wi
ID also looked back agin. Then the che,
man offered the foIlerin, wich was pass
Sc viva vosy:
70 Resolved-That the 9th and 9Th re,
N lutions be and hereby is expunged, a
! that they be printed in black lines raou
II EN-.
IN Resolred-That this meetin has /
oe bin held.
ne Adjourned syne dye.
ETHAN SPIKE, Secretary
p. S.-The consiito Jted orthoriiies
this taown tender their thanks to the
rectors Of the " Florida Bee Campan
for their kind offer to send a swarm
help US in these tryin times. Et
: Falanks is like 10 get the wust ont,
will telegraph by horse express.
a+The PRAYER of all should