Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-09

1l, .r.,r+b those who wear long faces ever
r -..I.- IN ,ts res- and those Who enjoy flr
the who'll ve,r round. but oil patriotic and lie
tfrm.ueI to celebrate the day in true oll-f,-hiau
Ell STYLE.
The day was fair 20 view, ami 'amn-iiie''ro
dressed in its glve,t natural and le4ty 10
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Who is there that could not have have ENJOY
i-g Certainly he must have been no alm.rer o.
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government We choose TO perpetuate Al " ii'ii'
before NON th. procession was formed ia from
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Tables
be- .4l4-- Rights t..IuaaeI ua-e. al.l the
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The Speaker stand hal been erected within
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constructed round a.-lti ana here uane1t- the
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t-b Ngsf. TX the Btn1
9TH Grafton by Rev d. W. DAYTON. If Bur-
--r--ar. Grlri tbar-15B q. A. K Tbeer.-..n
was one fNIr. u4vto1.s best efforts and was re-
...rai with marked attention and srrra,sI tv
t....l ra.ea II was remarkably fte IN ON
eert..a. and clear and forciale In delivery.
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NH- DAYTON $ Address
The speaker said First on our lips to-day be
SSH i- .. terveut thanksgiving that We meet in
peace that We hear no longer the tramp Of
armies and the clash Of arms, but in happy So
cur-v. uum0vei hv alarms we come together
-a re4r4.en patriotic sentiments by appropriate
Observance ola Iav forever associated with a
great event. and m the years TO come 20 be sig
t..ir.I and celebrated rs the li-thaav If ration
a. srssts. and independence If foreign rule and
4uth.ri-v And let Us thank the impartial
Fi-her ,f al mankind tha, We can celebrate this
lay AZ last with no se'freprolch for liberty
has not only been proclaimed, but established
r5-.u cb1lt our land; the &c iua.ienalle rights -
We have So proudly claimed for ourselves have
been secured TO al, even the poorest and numb
."-t % our ielow-men; We have bought the Jewel
.f our national consistency AZ fearful. price,
even the price Of blood AMI 10 freeing and ele-
'ata- the slave, we have euuobleI ourselves.
laesreaker went On TO review the CAUSES which
sens The llsrims TO our shores and LATER, the
cause, which prepared the way for the Dec
era-i,n If Independence" and the struggle
-be memory NJ onr Iatrior f,fbers 1s19i5.. al
charaeteriz.u- many Of them, and said Let Us
never forget men 50 great, or events 50 momeu-
~, 'i''ue' N'I .'i' i-'u .. more won 'er
srsI nj. +, rra ,...s- ,f rbe rq.- IT,, -r,-.r-.
Of progress. the 0reathle-- haste Of enterprise.
-''Ieey give Us ''"e or place Tor men. r'es %
80 .,'.,l.,--., .--
-aliry, return for time 10 the places that once
knew them, and look out upon the voril % TO-
1s ".'' u,-',g' y ~ ,s 49, '' !. !, ''
the subtitle ana rIq,rif.irt 1p5litical rhes-.-,
would SEE his grand democratic dreams male
ii'',.'i trulns' e'''''i- gro 'lg ,--'i- OK
-r...t rs.r-s Fr1ulrir the printer whose
simple press once worked hv his own haui-, is .
So cur us IN me t''-n, '.,'e' Ty1.' -1-- al-
.l,em n-inripr rrs.s. Franklin. the rbiias.-
pher. would marvel yet more at beholiin- the
lightning that clI uetied with HIN, fairly cap F.
-15I ami Measure. fitting over continent.
leapius over mountains, feeling its sure way I'M I
Her y5e zen sea- ,ls genus OF commerce, tle