The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-08-11

would keep the American flag where 1t now |
is, so that whenever and wherever an Amer |
lean asks for justice, it cannot and will not |
be denied.
w. II. Button, the representative from
Middlebury in the present legislature, was
the next speaker. His theme was isle La
Motto, the gateway from Vermont to Cana
da," and he handled 1t in q mastery man
ner. Senator Roger W. Hulburd of Hyde
Park was next introduced, he said in part
Il am led to believe that the Vermont Fish
and Game League is entirely non-partisan
and but slightly touched by religion. The
case OF Jonah and the whale seems to be
the only instance where the fish put back
the man rather than the man the fish. The
| general objects OF this league have been re-
cited by previous speakers. Its specific
purpose seems to be to enjoy itself.
OF our State to this beautiful spot. Lieu
tenaDt.Governor Fisk, his good wife, and
his good neighbors, have to-day made Isle
| La Motto the home center Of hospitality in
Vermont Congressman Powers said at
the dinner here two years ago, that the
people OF Grand Isle county read more
than those in any other part OF the State.
1t wont require a judge or congress-
man to convince us that the people of
any other part OF the State II they eat "a
they have served us. What they will say
after they have picked up the fragments
and taken an inventory OF the spoons,
know not. 1 am going to talk politics
enough to say that fish and game both de-
serve protection. Let the five inch trout
fan himself with his fms and bask In the
sunlight until 1t is six inches in length
The league should propagate six-foot man
hood as we'll as six-inch trout. 1t is proud
chapter in the history of our organization
that on this beautiful August day, in the
year 1897, our loved and honored chief mag.
istrate felt it no loss of dignity to come un.
der our canopy and break bread with us;
and when he goes. whether to fish for his
own pleasure or figure for national pros
perity let us hope that luck will be with
him."
The toast-master then said, "the St. AL
bans Glee Club stood on the historic porch
OF Canton, Ohio, last September and sang
Stephen e. Royce, 'We want you McKin.
ley, yes, we do" This Glee Club has been
, preserved through the succeeding wrack
, and storm Of political excitement and is
here to-day to sing the echo" The club
then sang the following song, with the sole
by John Burgess Weeks;
, The bright speckled trout from the brooks peel
hoay Sey Hss aa be
rb Are Rs welcome am to- f.
Gro%s jolly E H How aye y do 10y mountain '''
8 And the cute ood.chuck, wishes you good luck
= And rest from the ofIice-seekers, too,
! 49, ~ 'O 49, 'h--''
How E Il helped to elect you" we're ever proud
Here's a health and song
> Cos we like yopi McfinIev. YES we like vouuk
you.lke you
Cos we like you, Mckinley, mighty well
l. II seen,s but ves,erdov s,roo ro r,o. ,o, 90
, away '0N' ~
' At your home in Canton, o.
sang yTu vo song Rhd e1e song roea along
AS on battlefield Of yore Vermont was at the fore
intS one grand raj Sd refTan Gaforna to Maine
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/ We all hope to see the brave Cubans free
4 MI, In the th land they love SO dear;
'oos old Tncle Sam he near security reel
May the red, white and blue, from Honolulu
l. Wave out Ger the shining sea,
To Conmbia he II anf6' ~ the eouci MS cap
a
i By beautiful Champlain, we greet you now again
=, sane ne Gda apt a. OF u our ship Of state A.,
4, right. - "e''' i0i "'"oi anu vi
J. For Justice both to small and to great;
Win heart strong and true for all you have to Dc
And fPr a3vthinpp eS Won Wsnt ans, COL, m old a
mont,
# sheli back you' Mckinley, to the end
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