Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-30
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MONTPELIER, VT.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. so, 1878.
The Chicago ycrmonlers Celebrate.

4 dinner AT lllt blduu "N'''N
ao ci,v which is.reported as a brilliant
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"oiS'' 'S '. '''' .I7,..,;.oo, ,,,oro Hon II
Y 'I'G7 ITI7,rJ Hon, John A. Jameson,
Lieut.. Gov. Andrew Shuman, Rev DIR. G
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Brown, l)r. Norman brla9eS' tr"hkllh
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y v};1lian,s Coi Jason Marsh Hon En-.
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CO., W,llor Hon Jnhn N,ttnrks
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Alter Il coupe ol nou.' soo''', "0,o''oa
TO the bill Of fare, which Dill closed with
Il course of real Vermont cider and apples
and hn,torruts-U N Hibbard, the presi-
1,,,.or ,., ,ssoo;otior c,llod for order
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anu WIN "le" ih'rou"o'oiS ie'n"' Mo- io'0
the first regular toast MS follows
uThe dav wecelcbratc,v
When the Hampshire grants were tracts of land
somewhat in dllapldot'on' u.... ,-,.
'nnt@ nn,ion, ny wv ''''D' '''1''O'' " 80 WV
When Eathcn Allen ruled the state with steel and
stolen scnptm,
Declared MS OcoGn Sea. war against Nc" YORK;
anu '0'N anu "".p' '''''
Response by Edward 5. lsham, from
nenhlngoon M Mr ans, Isll'm SSid Sid ul9 i'lso
iioo ~ 1Ie " sonfiment ,i of tbe toast than
anv speech could. The men of hundred
and one years ago, when Vermont had q
I
lhelr oee"S "Gpe 100 wen Hlo"n u neeu
any review Inc people Oh vermont sIill
Upilelu t'G g PIoul oli'locIe' oi Ulloll iUIu-
lallers' llley were men ol pe"ce' pu'
lhey "lo m nov sL'an "'F "lleii war was nee
,s" o,r "o ~ MI I'M n|tin na,,irns .C pnd ai
,,"Ys 'o,,, oano,nnnGa1 ,i,' r,,s rosnoct >''''
", r,
Inc secollo Vo''sO ""9' oi'loiiV, lo
earnest sIroh@liolu ol American 'teGuom'
IHe pest cAellplff oi IepupIlc'''' SIM Piicly'
l1ct her lohS remain oW''zerI''hu ana Arc"-
dla combined
Judge John A. Jameson, from lras-
burgh, responded referring to the action Of
tho nennIo If Vermont in the times that
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''''' 'ii''l S0"'' anu 7'''"7 ''D'' 'N'''''''
cences OF ms own younger o''yS'
The third toast was, "Vermont sol
diery; whose blood is fetched from fathers
of war-proof.n
Rosnonse bv Col. Josiah Grout who
.a5.a - .o,,1 l.nc,,h or ,ho o,r,, horoo,
'p0N0 ''' ''''0
OF the state' ana OF IIle NermohIers IN Ill'
late war.
The fourlh toast was Education. th,
natural business of Vermonters.
Let the soldier be abroad if he will
there is another personaue. a personaq,
less imposing in the eyes of some, tn
schoolmaster is abroad Broughanl.
pos,onso nv, M. Cooroo n RoorJn,,,
G.ar, Pit,sE,rG Prof R6-,.dn,,n said ~
.,,.,,,as6 ril,, IN ,,"o';,,,1Io 70 ,h,' sal
,I;a,, * Wo,n,a,,t I,nf I'l ,,,.. ol,I ~
st1to had cont niroaI ano,hor cIass -
DsII;an. vLaso Lille ,,,a,,, l,n,r,r tho
,Hn,o H',1' or lhn fire, lind oG worri"rs Fdr
catinn was hv snnn dorivnd from i wor
mSnnincr ''.n to I'm in and as he looked owe
thn t,b7es if nnnenred that Vermontel
were natural educators Laughter
Nermonlers took easily 10 education. Inc
"ol 20 inuc'' Win 'ne ll's!lcSU uoPni
wos ike the (,,',s ~rass in % tbn 0tlnr Crack in
teryal. thick at the bottom
Vermonlers had brains to spare. The
had an overflow of ideas. They had
theory for everything. They could d
half a dozen tbinUs nL n time. IF thel
was a collrpa president who taupht thre
fnurths of thn whole ronrsn and hnoCf
hi. salary in vacation ha was , rr,inat
ofNIidIIohnrv colInrn A Vor,nnn, a., w h
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creant to his education. 1t would be econ
my for the general government to buy We
mont and employ it rs a normal school f
the cnuulrv IT, wl; true that Brattlphol
had sent one or two rather disrrnditah
SONS to Nav Yorl, hrt Rr,ttIob,ro ~,
nan, Massachusetts, Varn,ont roilro,,
,yor,, s.,iL ,o h., ,.,,,, ~, ,,rinoi,las hord
n,,ln.-,.,na l,,t 49,, kaad - .bn r,;lro
s,a,,, G',"l ~ O. ,iL"" .,,j ,,.as ,'rn
y" "a ~ !n -'''' 20 D.;,;I P1
~ u'"'' NV ','luo"oo II, vi oii''9" ~
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'"o' ''i9 "''' '"PP'o'On"olo'
The speech was full Of good hits II
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Norman c, Perkins, from Pomfret, th
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'O'' - P"'"' '"l'lcu '"ie il''"''o'
loIiowa;
Time was, long since, when each Green Mo
mmeer
ASolNer came to be for one day in the year,
To tell the sore, and tho dire mlsnaps
In martial lines all headed with tall caps,
OI mat great day, when each heroic band
Marched TO It's towns defense, Tonight stand
Among the " big guns here, and to increase
l"e'' roar Per",'a fire my little piece
Springs wo,k WAS aone.--,be o,1 ,,,y r,,co. -,
The sheep all ,hsarel. ami all ,hr,r n,crns .oi1