Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

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lcan institutions and free government are
on trial ? viii You stand quietly by and
permit these wrcckers To drive the ship
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Men Of Hoods Brigade men of every
other brigade! men of Texas! appeal
to yOul To-day all may seem peaceful
and prosperous, but do not he deceived,
for it il the calm which precedes the
storm 1t is your very confidence that
makes the opportunity. Awake arise
O, Texans! Shake oil the euChautmcnt
and gird on the armor OF true faith as it
was committed to YOU by those who have
gone before. Look ont upon the situation
now encompas-ing YOU and examine il 10y
the light of history and the logic Of events.
Bear in mind there is no divinely enthus-
ed Moses to lead this people out of the
wilderness. See to the north of IL.
Away up youder where the tempestuOus
Atlantic breaks at its base stands Ply
mouth Rock TWO hundred years ago all
around II away to the Pacific and the gulf
was Il vast continent uuiuhahited save by
the SAVAGE and the wild beast. The pill
-
rr~ with their children and their Knitting.
They fell down and cave thanks Gtud
|'ninT el9el i" "''i l"I " "a ''clI nCi"l0V,
G"d'- n",I,a rrr- to"E Ike tule in tieir
own. They dedicated the rock upon which
they landed to God, but kept the more
ioamy ana fertile tracts Tor .jlrhNeiyes
','' ,l'G'' ,' @ 10,
AIurrlc,p proyi,,crs T}e spirit of liberty
was aroused when parliament iutcrlered
with the barter aud td,hc OF MaSsachU-
stliS n"y ana iroEIdTI'e plilii,al.WlI1.
~" az ,.'' '(,f n"so,1
liberty of The citizen. Power lni1ht vent
itself AGAINST that, but against trade and
uallic there must be no res tllctlons. lhey
u. liC. &C" y! 9i'H 'i'e
rrsnltrd and ,,ftar seven years The Colo
uics were. a. they had declared they ought
of right to he, free aud independent. This
raliit character OF liberty spread aiIu per
,'', Co. n,'d
northern ueople. And here Law. then. and F.
still lies, the obstacle TO Il reconciliation of
NaN TIA lNaa Al mr.