, 1877-01-18
Addresses by Gurlon S. Hubbard, ntd
kessrs. Ishanl, skinner, daEnc'
son, and Mattocks.
Tho Early History Of tha Young Republic
--Etlan Allen and Lis
Associates.
The Lsng conircyersy NTH Sew york.-s!ratts!c
hcgoLiatlons With Great Drlsai1.
Auspicious beginning OF tho Forma-
ton of n State Association.

and vicinity wllu were born III Vermont held lts
second meeting last evening at The Sherman
House. The ordinary was act apart, md proved
hardly large enough for tho attendance, which
was larger than At tho previous nlc'tinE. The
gathering was intended to be an interesting ono
To friends Of the State, nnd It was Expected tflat
tho time would be taken up with
short speeches for an hour or 80,
lilo material in tho way of speakers
being aLun!ant. but, as usual III sneh casce,
son.cbosly bun.lcrcd, and tho result was '1!saa'
trous. The short spcrc1lcs were not ON hand,
but In lieu thereof were eonle lung and not
entirely valuable addresses, almost any ono OK
wcl, would iave been speaking enough for
uno evening. It Is n matter of the grratcst
klnt1ncs. to the inclp!ont Association to point
this out, because repetition of last night
will kilt It as dead us Ethan Alien.
A littlo moro concert Ut action would
hare kept the speakers from trcaltng on cacll
others heels In the history OF tho State, and
would have given a pleasing variety to tho cven-
tng. II Is, Ut course, desired 10 Ic nalc clear
that the speakers were not at nil to TIC blamed,
hut only The Committee, who faElct TO regulate
mattcrs better. The soma Of Vermont shouil
lnyo prosperous nssoriatton in tho city, and
they will II 1t Is not kille.l ut It's start,
Befurc Ealing tho meeting to orlcr 1t was m
nUuliced that
THE Hott. OF MEMBERS
vas ready to bc signed, mil in lew moments
s 1osng n hi Md a1 w,s ai ct ae,I
temporary Treasurer for tho purpose. THO
tuwfls set after each PERSONS !lan,e arc their
hlr.lplaccs. Ihc ltst cuvcrs Q, few who were
nnInes nre therefore .lupl.atel; but most of
thu llst arc new. 1t should DO added that the
ssvGnty-ttvu names given. represent only about
laf Of these present. Following IL the list:
A. H. E. aE G9E. 1;ss ote!sI l. + ss;o sms; h 'ihfS's SSa
lscthel; y. Il. rearsons, bradford; John 4. JanIc-
.:n lrashnfE; ,1,; r. j. sutaStsand Mnsl'1sf"sd;
lstMninrton: T. lIaughton, st,JnIIu1bnry; Toiman
Mheclr,, New I!asrn; Gsoree Ghanaet n nd Dany!slss;
Muo'-tock: i. NJ. liarrrtt. s,raderl; 4. u. Luli,
ttdsn % aes Eeashn terps Nxyss ssfsi M
il. 4. lsanch. orwell: {. n. Pratt. i,sutticbosu;
3:cH,!sI; Montgsilst; Norman iiall: TanI!idke;
hr@ n. Waterman. t'rccnsboro; J. y. kiiouurnc,
%nslsta J0;sph f. I"r I"us HS' ynf0 Af
l'olrd"an,, rlttsfctl; i. sicaci'4,n, New lisssn;
S%.s}h 4: Lent. Mida!ebn1y; s's.rSs 4. fn!ler,
!. a. Wrht, Rockingham; r: Il. Grernc, nran'
den; w,I ynn ,!rn'!'n,, Galas Daniel wstth!n:.
% HHo. %:G;s ssss wsis.s:,d t. H':' H. s'ni'& Sss
sa1ns sMiasSe %:,nei A. S Afp g. e a:kt H. AS."i .t,1 r.
1;.ts: 6 MGnov ca;,!s,,"; il f ji;.:'', Sof'
Ht's: Y Hsx sas n::'y yS$,s:ai;s Il ''eSy 4
Hrsnr. tiratio.,; rhanas coek, west fown-icna;
II. {. ilrts, Mitldlebnrs: II. 3. Phelps. irlanu.
:, x;I Il + .Gn Sw' :tss }i arS.isn Il a. s", g. t. ls. M
f. hs w.s Swa' Gsee j. g. Msssr bssss : %pe % Es1a
LETTERS, kTc.
Alter the kjEt1ui1trttS Ilnl iunU uDflN NHrman
Williams rca! the Declaration If Independence
EHpItrh by thc delegates from the towns vi tie
Asw Hampshire t'ra'tts Mt Westminster Jan. II,
lTS,-a hundred YEARS nsp. lie also read tic
t"ltnwn: sttrr frnln {. u. Lawrence. cx.Chief-
Justice of the Supreme CURT ut Illinois:
,cn!sAuo. Jan. 17-Nosman l,Iii'ams, Etq.-
tesefe cold iut ea,,o. acssp. % sou1 iu,ialo ;.in m
IT Yesterday 10 lnrct Vim our irnw ycrn,ontrra
to.nl.h nnl my fey words in tunor Of The state
III sotic rrhptcia ilosr fuyore.. but WI have nrycr
Era.rI 10 pay h"npse to the nnciont c0fnmn1s.
which helongs to n1l rcn wlo hava ken burn and
fr'! among mountains, and We are proud ot IL ~
ihe be-! s.smrlnr 'n the country Of i !ruc re1uh-
LANCER be an ansuiytA problem II every Htatc were
1hs fcf,ntnt. whhuat wealth and wthuut pov.
" s!t1aHrd, uIi s!mplg hunc.ty tfie urtillly rny
Of ";lan .c IT. IT. N The shadow q her mountains
r"n., however far alloy luny inyu WRnlcrc.I.
of hownser long may have bern tho separation.
~ humuHsn yea!s aGo Aae a~+erltd lGr rxlstrnre
IN inlcmidrni stats. In III that ptrioI her In.
fHrncr. II nut great. Inns bccn benign. Lct IN
"pe tHs ;.h,a s Sssi ssa'sfy my write h.
the Century that Hes bolInd u. Your. very truly,
c. Il. LAwnEstE.
DE. G. V. Dyor, being unnb1a to TO present.
tent u letter Of rousi.lrrahlo length written III
hts daughter, hnt expressing his scntIncutss,
wli!eh WcIn, briefly, that lle llal alwnys been 4
stIecre alsnl lrer ol tlu lelevt Ut tho wotneu Of
hcrnlunt, u wt,lrii hc rtsctl numerous esan,-
t1tkf1 IA lulu
nat lye State "nn account VI tho ,naplc-su:ar
Ma'ls sn It aud thu bastle Of Bennington fought
A tclvgra,n was also read from e. 4. Tinker.
superintendent A,lantic Il ruelIic TelcEralhs
Company, eApfossing lis regret at telug de-
Ms. ouRpox =. MunnAnn,
Chairman, then 4dlre.scu Ills Association as
hkA4oSTERs AMI GESTlrxlx: tln this inter.
ett!1E peeaa!on yHl have rossi fur yuur cllar.
n FL. az sfst !. sus II !s S' III.
l,ccIAFatIun VI Independence of sttnltMl. Wien
thcy AnHunnera talr,lst!srs u hr sovereign peu.
PIC, fro fFo1n nIirg.Dcu to kn:s ar ulies tosrrs
Claiming julittcllun uysr the,I. II serl,,s y it,
In occasion foE vs. tho aon4 ~ Eerno!t lu run..
nsmosae r. ta!. event !y sa.tatls ofs4n<atloa fur
the purpose nut only VI prrpctu4tlns the 1rcurc-
tlana o. our natl,r state. but .i.o for p4"Inti,s
good feluwaltp witt each u'hc1. ! have Ia uthrrs
iers Vi interest CONNECTED wifi lie ,ss u hsr is.
!in:,l.,ed ~.'ns. aud coninc myself briefly 10 q
tat+A u Act GAstf 4IlkUFj.
44a lsIrttofy embracing Vermont waa lrpl
Visited IN 1uosl by thrse fteHch o!ccss. Gnhnplan
aEI uapont md chosin. guided by paEsJ " A!gon.
gun. lndtan4. bot fur 100 ,esr. 4f1e1"ntd. it uas
t'.s oattis- ground of 1nttiAn.. =. IA later time II
S<salns TIE battle-ground VI "h!r .eliea. but shu
Isst ssttsmtut VI whites wns In l7:s u nratt;u.
toteegt, and though lso1, this 1uAt tsuops "rrs
t Mht sstnst Tho French i l1i, The ude u tmui-
a.an atd Aot "! III n.tl l1!U Al thls time tiuf.
eMte,ntnof!h. VI New Hampshire, cl4lued the lre
=! Ie t1e .ot' unes The New Hampshire Charter. liz
eiain tG ny proclamation tbs Goytrnur 81 New YORK
ita',ae! tns territory, under grant fsuuu Charles
~. =. y t!ts nuks Of fofk, undtr which lie ordered
i,uStastns to make rrturns tu him, GuE. Went~urth
H. Counter PROCLAMATION cain,tng jutl*l:ctlun
H. .,sm Aaspsbrc. New YORK then appealed 10
rTste~n, .skinR for tte anne1as.J4 VI that Ter.
i, 70 thsif state; this appeal accompanied
inv If.TkStnoh pasPurtIhs to tc from Sernsontess,
ass 'hhx ~ he 10 AuAeael: this petition 10 sad 10
Irosn ~ TX taotSed The request "as Eraa.ss w The
cax",. ,ns ssaas Vt New York. under ils presumed
tJinrto, tttelAPtea 10 exrreisu fv!l jur:.lirion.
lnuE."x ta1A VI ejtethIcnt a.ainsl settlers. Ihe
tIsslas soaat,aing .nd is.any their u'aadstcs totbe
~ nlth thu people became Indignant AID
ssta sta'Wfatsa Wsesna 'hsy osssnIzed under Ethan Alien.
elttmntieei' aud oilers, and resisted. s1efils
vt}ts Ill