St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-25

ing ont of the old stock wouldn't hurt
in every community. | have ALWAYS
held that if such thing were possible.
discriminating and iudicious murder
would he useful. ''Oh. Oh :" and
loud laughter. However. these are
dangerous doctrines. for although
should hr discriminating and Just in
my selection would not like To trust
my nrighhors. More laughter $50
then we are bound to let everybody
live and grow the best way they can.
Who aIc they that are filling up the
Young mems places in New England /!
Irish Well. | have seen some mean
Iri>hmcn. and some lis good aS ever
God made men on the face of the
earth And let me tell You Nou can
improve an lriShman that has got il
good belly and il reasonably good dis
position. Give him Il good home. put
him through Il good school. and if he
don't die of whiSkcy in ten years he has
got Il good New England start Laugh
ter Although it is not dress that
makes Il man it helps him amazingly.
| lou see dolls when they are fiji i
brought home what naked things they
are with their legs of bran, and You see
what they are when their sisters have
dressed them. Now IL man is born like
IL doll with legs of bran. and it is the
institutions of this country that dress
him. If he has the church, the school
and books and they have been long
enough they will turn him ont Il we'll
dressed citizen. am not afraid of the
invasion of foreigners. hclieN" the
spnlt OF ON institutions much stronger
than any infusion you can put into
them. Bring i'll Your tens "f thousands
of Foreigners. they dent maxi us for
.ir,,.... ", uISrSI them into tn-..;
cans. | don't think New England is
running ont. Let the youm" men 90
West, New England will still till up. |
dismiss IL il iigment of fear and i'll
hroo,img Imagination the idea that New
England i going t" die ont. What
then aIc her agricultural prospects! q AN
she compete with the great West in
cattle al grain ! Prradvcnlurc she may
not. don't care for every point Nou
can bring up to show that the great
West is rivaling New England.
Ny ausWrr j. thai oi my father Whcu
lac WAS told there WAS II great political
ruin impending over the country. He
replied. Il have seen this country
ruined three times. and | have made up
my mind that ii stands running remark
ably we'll" The great West : \" man
r:iu dr>cIA What her future career L. To
he. 1t requires Il poet fancy and Il
pr"phct'~ eye I" mark It's latitude aud
longitude. The great belt Of Middle
states stands imnoNahlc. built on Il
basis of prosperity on just and good
foundations. ncNoud lie the Southern
States. those States that wash THEN
icct "a the waters at the Atlantic and
the Gulf. What of them | cannot
discern the way. When the wal shook
it, red tia" over our land. | could not
see she uuN hN which We were 1" cross
he Red SEA, for mo Muses. had then
come SAY in=. ''G" forward - The CON
liIc' III t"In ion the Mon WAS really
iur American rights and Il more just
political economy. We have passed
through the first great CLIMAX. the over
throw OF Il false political economy .
Did You h'l!rN" that the great >cNthr
that cut through the South. taking
away thcir fist born. overthrow ing
then wealth and their social y stem.
could l"' Fitted up again ~ - day al ten
Years iiur IIr they dead \" though
them cities arr WitlrIrd. il j. the with
rriG~ "t autumn. they shall put forth
leaves aud hl">>um again in the Spring.
Ih,N arc not dead. they shall not die
They only wait and they shall 10y and
hN come forth from THEN l,thlryN re
jUNruar,r! on Il. better foundation. " itll
better policy. with better industries.
! viii -rIrr wealth. and above. all "'tL
/ hearts that l"N" and are worthy to h,'
l">cd. Applause, The North and
the south shall clasp hands III recipe"
cal unity. and the East and the West
.loin together them acclamati"u>. and
this great land l. Vet /" stand before all
other lands. and She i To achieve this
not i"i the sake of >cttin" down in fat
/ Idi,nr>-. not 10 make arrogant and I"
"ppIc~> the weaker nations. huI that
. she may bear Witness 10 the longing
race of mankind that every " here are
lamgui>hiu". that know ledge. freedom.
morality. love of c"untIN and love al
tod. uIi!,c all things fruitful and all
/ things >Ii"n~.
Al The cln>, OF this na~trIlv address
( VII. lcrcIrI VAS most heartily applaud
+ cd and ~ lI' stepped into the carriage
I" diiNr away. the people crowded
about tn shake his hand. ihr-. drn-
"I>tr'Itl"m> quite, affected him: r-lrr
/ Tally WAS il" moved when Il grey -hallrd
man plc>~rd np and taking him 10y the
/ hand said Nh Brrclrr. | have done
N"u injustice a>k N"ur pardon. and
may G"d bless You - Mr.. BrcchcI
! Na> then driven Ia the station. where
he t""k the three O'Clock train for PLY
mouth. where h" was to give an al
dress AT Il Fair on "Wednesday.
MI. Hrrchrr cNprr>>rd himself as
much pleased with his brief visit t" st.
.I"hn>hurl especially WAS he grAtitrd
with the IrcolIIm and attention during
his address and this feature WAS in
deed quite marked and highly CRAFTY
the many Who wanted t" hear every
word the orator said. Col. Merrill.
superintendent of the pa->ump>ic road.
sent Il special train to Wells River To
convey Mr.. Bcrcilcr and his friends To
This place. Il courtesy deeply apprcci
atcd. While III town Mr.. BrrclIcr was
the guest of Mr.. Horace Fairbanks.
Wednesday, Sept. %.
The second day OF the Fair was more
beautiful than the first, if possible. The
day WAS perfect throughout. and it WAS
appreciated 10y the people who came
together in larger numbers than on the