Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-10-18

to be made by Senator Sumner, who snato
never spoke before, and by Edward Everett II,i.
who for the moment has all the power and ino,.
OF his noble iather and the grace and fire Of hin,
whose namesake he is Twice does Boston ,Io.'
assembled break out into uncomfortable apnlon.o
once when Hale closes his appeal with
Mr. President, as God has placed tho order Of tbIog
.hls world, herq is no partial evil but nom II there
res which our friends have seen in their western bl
sometimes, bring TO them the blossoms and tho riebm
Of the next spring. ] can we'll believe that throuci
the weary hours Of the Sunday night and tho oxeit
brp abo ~ ygssry a, sno noe,o people thought
water that were poured upon the flames hll into b
those clouds Of steam and vspor brought down b vt @
that has at lcngth subduod or helped 10 suhdue The %
migration so out Of the dust and ashes to which n
airer and richer homo 20
And again, when the Mayor announced as ldl.
lows have just this moment sent the follow.
ing dispatch
To ruE MAYOR or CmcAooi - You are authorize
to draw on kdder Peabody Go. of this city for Do
sum Of $4,000 for the rocf Of the sufferers by the ais
lsgncd5 VIZ CASTOR, Mayor
In the first, noble Boston recognizes most
eloquent enumeration Of the grand doctrine Of The
Fatherhood Of God that out Of the evil and
calamity of the present God will build grandor
future while in the last it an eloquent real.
ization Of the no less grand doctrine of the Broth
erhood Of Man-that man stands ready to share
the present evils, and bear in what measure be
can, the present burdens Of his brother man
and Boston's great heart bursts into doalenine
rounds OF applause. The present Of Chicago i
in the hands Of generous man n. Future in the
heart of loving God And NO olter pledoing IL.
sympathy and aid to any extent TINT shall lo
needed it goes to its stores its shops It's wbor,c
its homes to get that which shall fulfil lis plej..
And now comes Wednesday, and in hall and
temple, lodge room and church, grand scene 4.
being enacted faster than multitude Of n,mllc
hands can arrange and pack, there pour ia the
supplies of clothing and produce. Here are boz.
voices Of goods from our leading business men
hats, caps, coats, pants, vests, blankets, shecr.
shirts Here is the old markets gift-hams, dried
beef, picked and smoked fish, condensed milk.
butter, cheese All. what is this, pinned upon
that elegant coat? 90 This is my wedding coat
Good for you, Oh bridegroom we predict for You
married life full Of sunshine and all blesscdncs,
And with this gift are thousands Of Others, from
hundreds Of Boston homes, equally fitting equally
full Of suggestion Of deepest sympathy and On
eager desire to help the dear souls through thc
dark and troublous present.
Dear readers, we are not to blame il our eye
DO fiji with tears as we look upon all these thing.
We know that many dear one whose boyhood of
girlhood and youth were spent in our companion.
ship, will be stretching out their hands for Obi,
clothing, and lifting up their voices for this food
yea hand. that often have been claspcd in ours
voices that many times have Joined with ours To-
school and in church in singing the songs Of other
days Here, Br. Packer, let this oyorcoat gl
in with that iecddHg coat know a tall br0al
shoudered fellow my whilom playmate, who or
the last six years has been doing brave work right
in the midst Of the place upon which destruction
has fallen. 1t twill fit him know it viii, mr
it is not the FIRST time we have worn each other,
clothes"
And still the good work goes braycy on. A,
the time Of this present writing moon Of Fu.
day, Bostons gin in money alone, is a quarter
million, while in other ways its giving must ez.
coed another hundred thousand in value And 81
let the good work 90 on all over the land, in ciy
village, and even in every Vermont home. let
each send to suffering, afflicted Chicago his mite
and in the day Of her grand resurrection from
suffering and afliction, she will return 10 him h.,
mite with usury. That day will come In the syn
patty that throbs toward her from every part
our land, in the stream Of gifts that h1ws into
it from sources even far the sea- in the energy
that even now is causing buildings to spring,
P@hnix-like, from thoir ashes, we see an earnest
Of the speedy mpid approach Of that day And
when at last it comes, under It's light am
confident we shall read Of Chicago words
like these which find written at the close Of an
account Of LoDdon's grea, fire and its effect
The city out Of s ASHES after IL. dreadful lre
u was hrst built not presently by building continued
streets In any one part but dft here house and thrrc
house O. which Others by degrees joined tll az
last single houses united into whole streets, whole
streets into beautiful city not merely before
great and magnificent city TOT in short time IL not ony
excelled itself but any other city In the whole world
that comes near 20 10, either 10 lafsenos or number
= inhabitants" j T..
III Boston, Oct. o.