Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-19
MAaArnox AND eErrYspgnon.

men.
70 one born and rearel among northern hills
the winter journey from the vscillating TEN
perature and foggy atmosphere Of the Potomac
20 the region Of Mansfield and Csmel's Hump, L
a delight in Itself From the land Of yellow
water, to that Of the blue. From the ocz,
stream. half cove, taat swels and subsidies il
weak imitation Of the great ocean, to the col,
true river Of mountain land and from tht
forests Of the south, whose chief characteristic
/ it m2y be So called, Is want Of character, t,
the ste21tast glory Of our northern woods, greer
forever, sni clad, ia winter time, With the pano
ply Of the s1aw-the transition is sublime
must thank you, ,,hsu so first, that an her'
at all, in tie Ola Green Mountain State, vheri
nature hersel ia visible forms. hears pefpstua
witness thit her people must be b-ave and true
Bat | must thank you more, my friends thai
your honorable invitation has given me ez3us,
TO leave llr a feF days even, the embarrassing
tolls sni .rge s3.icitudes which surround, 81
with = constant cloud, the lie of every public
msu. vao strives WitllU. fear and without art,
10 DO Bis 3l'y. aEl tr come home to you, ny
own n9.ar .feais, and 20 sneak 20 you touching
s1tj jscis which are not ouly interesting to al
thoughtful ms-. but peculiarly - 90 an ssso-
ci4tou o. the survivors Of, perhspf tne great
est asr-lite struggle the world l4s ever seen
shall, thcu, asz voIr attention toni ght, chiefly
/ % tw3 great events 0f Wsr-lec apart IN re-
srect 70 time sni space, but very similar Ia their
pIiucips cnlrsctefi1'i-s; each ilusfrlting the
opposing principles represen-ei 10 the contest,
ami each lurnulinE = p.c-emluent instance Of
the mighty c1oselu-l-ss sometime depending
up0u ore battle
pii tiinc allow. uAry o.; the .' decisive battles
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ee-s alel geo "1e 'nosa q one o- our -e-i-
r'c 5s,as a F'.a Many y'4' s'n''-llea'
were '+ s1'-.t
lao H.-s'nd e..ee hlAiIed SUI s-A'y yes'e
ago. me p Fef o. me army 9i '.e '..s.-,, -ig1-
a.c1 bir4lsi proo-h-E Fl descendant oi 'Ae IA
gus ul-.r "lo.e l-i.i sN'J i5' s--iei cay ol
Jerusalem Esi o.eH re-tl.-.' eel'-i !e' oe49le'
Jay e-ct'll u on 'n su-a te'-'-'i- ;l.ti pam
OF N-r-in-uf upon .he eastern saoie oi AiiIoA-
!. ul1 '.i,i -'i'''' .'en' lH.AaIy ana cav
a-fy'-si' i'ef5 vas ileh una"'@n- j. ntl
crossed from Asia li'o Europe 10 ltd SHIPS o'
war ali tr.-'q.t.-' "di'h were lrsfn up On
the }-.-3" ici .' me uf- ani 4l'e-
7a.,rs e -sei- sea- il fepfeseniei
the Io"e Aai zoe 'is o, me greatest mon
area .i '.e Ns' 3.a s"'y eAieli7i
.ar l ,rlta- e-t "-'e'n '.s.
SD WHO -'ri.,i 1saL -- Darius i1e greet
King, iAs Aa- .i ff,--.-e h1- e. m'uy
ret ca7'- tlr supporter sa l' tlis
great world
H-srle Was absolute ltei--oilel t-c p-.u-
a1.e sni ir- Che Qfq-r,ss oi in7l1s.'y of
Ii-lts amcey men. ,- upheld c's.e. d n,ie
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