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THE RUTLAND
WEEKLY HERALD: THURSDAY JULY -1, 1861,
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1861.
07 No natice can be taken of anonymous commu
nications. We must know the names and addresses
1 our correspondents as a guarantee of their good
faith. We cannot undertake to return communica
tions that are not need.
Terms of thb Herald. Upon the last page will
be found the terms of subscription to the lie raid.
These are tho only terms upon which the Herald can
be procured oi us, and no deviation in any case will
be made therefrom. We havo no friends to whom
special rates will be given, and no agent is autuorzed
to make conflicting contracts. tf
FOB GOTKRKOR,
KREDBEICK UOLBKOOK, ol Brattleboj-o.
FOR LIKtJT. GOVERNOR,
LEVI UNDERWOOD, ot Burlington.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN B. PAGE, of llutland
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The County Convention of the Kepunliran party
of the County of Rutland, will be held at the Court
Uctiee in Rutland, on Tuesday, the 1'il II DAY OK
JL'LY NEXT, AT 2 O'CLOCK, 1. M. In accord
ance with the vote of a former Convention, the
freemen of the different town! in the County, are
rei;utpttd to meet in their several town, at some
time previous to tl e mid I'Jih ay of July . and ap
point three delegates to n-j.resuit tl.em in the Coun
ty Convention. J he etlicers ol tl e several town
Conventions are also requested to prepare anil for
ward by their delegates proper certificates of elec
tion. BvOnPEROFTHK CoO'TY COMMITTEK.
Rutland, June 2', lS-il.
V- atT
THE
DAY WE CELEBRATE'
-TO-
DAY.
We very uuchtiuestion whether the great
anniversary of our Nation's birth day was
ever entered upon with a deeper feeling of
patriotism with a holier veneration for those
early fathers through whose saerifiees our
liberty was secured or with a more united
sentiment in regard to the true worth of that
liberty. than will be felt and expressed to
day by every loyal mar. remaining in
these United States.
The hum-4ruin way in which we have
jogged along lor n-'arly a eery r 1 '..;
Heady prosperity which has ever marked our
course, as a Nation had, in a manner, dulled
our sen-'e? t the full appreciation ot' the ben
"fis conferred upon us by the. heroes and
- i res of the revolution we had become un-mi-
'.fu! of the blessings which our free insti-.
tutions. under our glorious old confederacy
vouchsafed to us. and our observances of our
Nation's birth day have consequently, of late
years, been (as a general thing) as unmean
ing not to say politically irreverent a
would be the rites of the Hindoos in
their annual sacrifices to Bramah if offered
to the true God of the christian.
But the events of the past few months con
sequent upon the secret plotting of traitors
who tor years have been engaged in under
mining the foundation of the government, has
brought a "change over the spirit of cur
dreams." The recollection of the tory bands
in the dark days of our country's trials is re
vived : new jealousies are aroused : a large
arniv is found arrayed under trea a s-onable
banner heretofore unknown in the land, and
the obie' tof which is to subvert the govern
menu, nullify existing laws, and render the
acts f the glorious men of '"' a farce, and
their names a by word and a reproach.
Under these circumstances tke free won of
the North, and the true friends of freedom
throughout the Union, have placed themselves
as a unit against this unhallowed revolution,
and the treasonable designs of ambitious
traitors.
And thus it is, that throughout the land.
whre but a few short months tince all was
law and order: peace and security, the
war note has been sounded, and we find
three hundred thousand men in arras to set
tle the question as to whether we are to have
law and order, or security or any government
whatever. The glorious uprising Jof the
stout hearted and free thinking and acting
-ens of the North is to us a comforting an
swer to this question, and we doubt not
that the gathering which we shall sea in
Rutland to-morrov.- tie spirit which we
shall see manifested, and the entire devo
tion which we expect to see paid to the cause
of liberty, law and order, will confirm us in
our belief that though patriotism may. with
us. heretofore have been caught napping it
is now a vital principle among us.
Intelligence has reached Washington, and
is at edited by many there that, in consequence
of the difference of opinion existing between
.left' Davis, General Beauregard and General
Lee ?s to the policy upon which the war
shall be conducted. General Lee h is resigned
bis command in the rebel army.
The Sharp's Kill.; Company, at Hartford,
are employing io men. and the innehinery
is ran for l'i hour-: daily. A double set of
hands issoon to be employed, who will work
ten hours each. The company have made
abent 3w stand of arms in the last month,
an have o!d ' m i in the same time.
fK. Li?ton. Wo would state for uhe
benefit of the in this vicinity who wish to
avail themselves ofthe services of Dr. Liston,
that be will be in Rutland, at the Central
Hose, from July 15th to the lsth inclusive
The Doctor will be in Whitehall, at the Parke
House, from the th t the lth of July.
The citizens of Royalton, Bethel, Brain
ree, Breokfield, and Randolph are to unite
in celebrating the present Fourth of July at
West Randolph lion. A. P. Ilunton is to
be President of the day, and Rev. Manning
of " Old South Church." Boston, is to be the
VILLAGE CORPORATION MEETING.
The adjourned meeting of the Village
Corporation was held at Fireman's Hall, i
the village of Rutland, on Monday, July 1st,
1861, and was called to order by J. C. Carr,
Trustee. Luther Daniels was elected Mod
erator pro tem. The Water Commissioners
and Auditors submitted the following reports,
which were acccepted and ordered to be re
corded :
The Water Commissioners beg leave to
report, that they have received for water the
year ending June 29th, 1861, $1883, 88, and
that they have paid as follows, to wit :
For expenses of taking care of the Aque
duct, SI G9,9S.
Paid into the Treasury for the interest on
the Bonds, S95-i,0.
Paid Kiehardsou being the ballance his
due for laying t.,e branches in Green, Howe
and Elm Streets, and the branch in Elon
ville, 511,80.
Paid for two of the ten year bonds, S 1 90,o.
Error of one month in James Tajlor's
Water account, 4 2 cents.
Leaving a balance in our hands of fifty-seven
dollars and sixty eight cents : twenty-eight
dollars and fifty cents of which was receive 1
for water in Pleasant street, which is to lie.
paid to Richardson towards laying the branch
in that street, according to the vote of the
Corporation for extending the works ; mak
ing the actual balance in the Commissioners
hands of 829,08.
Your Commissioners know of no other
debt against the Corporation lor water, ex
cept a claim of the heirs of James Porter for
damages lor the reservoir, which your Com
missioners think ought to be settled, and they
understand from the building committee of
thef Aqueduct.that tins was to be left to Avery
Billings, Geo. W. Chaplin and Henry Mussey,
to settle ; also there is -n account against
said estate for water of 4 :(..
All of which is respectfully submi ted.
James Bakisktt.
for Water Commissioners.
Rutland, July 1 , lSnl.
We the undersigned, have examined Mr.
Bairett's account its Water Commissioner,
and find he has received dining the year
ending Jul' 1, lSt'il, eighteen hundred and
eighty-three dollars and eighty-eight cents,
and has produced Treasurers receipts for sev
enteen hundred and ninety-.-ix dollars and
twenty cents, and M. S. Ri hard-on's receipt
for thirty dollars on account ol Elm street
branch, making a total o! i ightccn hundn d
and twenty six dollars and twenty cents, and
leaving a balance in hi- hands of fifty-seven
dollars and sixty-eight cents.
Jno. .MtKi:o(,!i, . ,.
, Auditors.
G. II. Chkxky.
Rutland, July 1, l;i.
L'pon motion of Mr. Barrett, the aqueduct
building'cpmmittee were instructed to settle
the claim ofthe heirs of. fames Porter against
the Village Corporation for land d images.
Upon motion ot Mr. C. B. Mann, the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted :
;s,)lrr. That the Auditors of this vear bo
instructed to audit the accounts ot the Trus
tee and Water Commissioners of last vear.
and have it printed in detail, and have five
hundred copies circulated to the legal voters
ofthe village at their expense.
.'-:.-''rv. That hereafter the Auditors bo
instructed to audit tho aciounti ot' tho T- us
tecs and Water Commissioners, an 1 have the
same published in pamphlet form ('' copi.-s)
one week previous to each yearly meeting.
Upon mot'oTi the meeting was di.-so!ved.
A special meeting ot the Village Corpora
tion was held at the same time and place,
and L. Daniels was elected Mo 1 erator pro
tem.
The following additions to the By-Laws
were adopted
Sec 1. The Chief Engineer and in his
absence the Assistant Engineer, and in the
absence of both, the Fire Warden who shall
first be on the ground, shall have, oh the oc
casion of any fire in the village, the entire
charge and control of all engines, hose, hooks,
ladders ad other apparatus, and ot all tire
companies and other persons present at such
fire, for the purpose of extinguishing such fire
and preventing its extension.
Skc. 2 The said Engineers and Fire
Wardens when on duty shall wear conspic
uously on their persons a badge of office with
their respective rank inscribed thereon, with
out which no person shall be bound to oby
their directions.
Skc. 8. The board of Fire Wardens shall
have direct and entire charge and control of'
lull apparatus and other property pertaining
to the Fire Department, except tiie engines
and all appurtenances thereunto belonging
which iay be in charge of organize Engine
Companies : such property being under the
immediate control of' the Prudential Com
mittee ofthe Company by whom it is used,
who shall be accountable to the board for the
safe keeping and elective working condition
of the same.
Skc. 1. The Chief Engineer, and in his
adsence the Assistant Engineer, shall inspect
the entire fire department of said Village
semi-annually at such time and place as he
may order.
Skc. 5. It sha'l b the duty of the Fore
man of each company to report to the Chief
Engineer, at least semi-annually, the condi
tion of all the apparatus and other property
pertaining to the fire department which may
be under his charge ; and (he Chief' Engineer
shall report at the annua! meeting of the Vil
lage Corporation the number of fires t!i it
have o:cui're 1 during (he year, (heir pro ia'ile
au-e. their results and the. actual working
condition which aii the property in charge
and under the control ofthe tire department
mav be in. on the day ofthe annual meeting.
L'pon motion of' Mr. II. G. Litchfield, the
Wator Commissioners were instructed to pay
over all moneys collected into the Treasury
and draw orders on the Treasurer for their
expenses, provided they may receive coupons
ofthe Village Bmdsjfor Water rents.
ErJJ" The Festival of" the, ladies of' the
Baptist Society spoken of in our last, and
which is to be held at the store lately occu
pied by Mr. J. M. Haven, will be opened on
the s oraing of the Fourth and continue
throughout the day. So let '-(he lords of
creation" remember foget their small change
(and their ladies) ready, bearing in mind
that strawberries are exceedingly nice this
j'ear and as to ice-cream, the ladies know
how that is made.
THE TOWN Oil IRA AND THE
FOURTn Af RUTLAND.
We have received an anonymous commu
nication from Ira, written in an apparent
strain of pleasantry tut which betrays, as
we think, a feeling of jealousy, and dis
closes the fact that the writer evidently does
not "take the papers."
He seems to bo considerably exercised
from the fact that his town was not as he
supposed remember din the appointments
of officers for our celt bration to-morrow and
intimates that in cortsequenee her people will
not join with us in tne celebration. Had ha
read the appointments published in both the j
Herald and Courier
would have seen that
two weeks since, he j
Mr .Jeremiah Thorn-i
ton, of Ira, was appointed one of the Com
(l unt; ui lilt: vuue ;
. . .
, and an invitation !
mittee of Arrangements
given to the whole County too attend.
Thit is the first intimation we have had
that any dissatisftiou exi-ted in that i
quarter and cannot bjic think now that it is
mostly coiifiin-d to j himself. Should lie j
wake at a late hour lrru li s siu liters on tne
tnomijig ofthe Fouriii and find that a grand I
cxodiit of his townsmen had been mad ; du-:
vml tils Sleeping
tlien f"
realize i
the fact that hi i townsmen H'Hl fmml
CtMiiu'tini ui ,'it!ii'
THE FOUR I 11 IN BRANDON. 4
Acepruing to ine H'rdum.t- ,w ;
. .. . . .V .
bratioqi at Brandon t
nant. Esq., will be Pi
sisted by sonic 1 Vi
A. A. Nicholson. Ej-q
ration, S. D. Wiejj,
-monovT, Mum. i
sident of the D iv as-
n l'n..l h.nts Oratnr.
Reader of the DecU-
j'sq. ; viiapiani, iwcv. .
I'sq. ; Chaplain, Rev.
Win. Ford : Civic Mi
r.h:!. N. T. Sprague, !
Jr.; Military Marsh
There will be a flag'
M , uno:i which oci.a
otic sciilts will be situ
ki. Lapt. A. V-oOa.
raijin ' at ! o'clo .': A.
ion a variety ol' patn
bv a select choir under (1
the diji'i". tion of Di
C. L. Case Hon. E. N-
Briggs being master ot ceremonies. 1 s.e pro
cession will be formed at 11 A. M. under 'he
t barge of the Marsjiisj'.s. The Oration will be
delivered at the T-.Uji Ha!! at 1 o'c-lo'-k P.
M.. followed by o'li' t a;p op: i t'e erviee-.
d ie fe-i due nf the at';eriiO'n will b ' devo'ed ,
'oMibtarv and Firemen's di-pl tys. t'e- who!.,
to conclude iu the evening wi'h illummation.
torch light procession and fireworks.
We r-gret that, our Brandon friend- did
not make up their minds to join Us inthecel-t-bra'ion
at Rutland, but since they h ive con
cluded otherwi-e. we certainly hope they will
have a succc.-ful celebration, and a good
it nothing to hinder such. a
time, ami w
'suit.
SritAWhi itun:-- The lady who - i
that box of splendid strawberries r-u Monday
will please
..cti o- thatiKs. 1 hev
We
delicious. We ot late have been the recip
ient.! ot' liumuriiiu liU. t'.wii'W. aii'l iiCKIi wl-
edgt; ourselves p! iced under special obliga
tions therefor So tic- donor-.. For thr ia-t
fortnight w-' have b.-.-ii luxuri it in.: upon this
delicious trait, .and, s'il! it come-.
Mrawbemes arj- certainly very plernv mis
vear. or our editorial Fraternity" are grow
ing in the go l graces of the ladle". B
from the fa rt that ; w. have never regarded
ourselves ;xtr-miy!goo 1 looking, we are in.
clined to the firt opinion.
The death of (,'ommodore In graham, r
portj1! to have taken p!a -e in Charleston. s
not credit I i n ival circles. II; was at
J n icola on the 4th of dune.
I
TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY.
llivtolu'ioit "I tl- -''! I' 1" ilnn'tm "t
If. IT. i'ntl-It.
Wnrp.KAsj, in the b at'u of II. W. Renr-.i'tt
of Middlebury. nobhi heart has lorever
eeaed to beat aj lije briliiaut in itso;eniug,
and devoted to thr service of his runtry, is
closed : And wljerwas '.-, the innii-rs of
Troy Conference Academy, lnvt re -oginzed
in him a student faithful and beloved, a
Christian iu heart and life, and a brave vol
unteer lor thr support of the Government :
of Mr. Bennett, lately a member fihi school, !
and at the tune of his death. Ensign of th.
rir-t ermont Kegnnent.
i i i -i-i ... t. .ti.. .. ,i . ...:.!.
the narents and numerous friends ot the ue-
- . i .
eea-ed numerous, for "none knew him but ;
to love him.'
J.-olrit. That id order further to e.ircs
our regret and sympathy, we wear ihe appro
priate badge f'.n tiy spice of tour d iys.
1' su'reil. Thai h copy of tii. se Resolutions
be sent to the parents of' tiie deceased.
i(f, 1 hat a copy ;o-o tic ,-at to pa-
in i in the vicinity for iiibIic;4:ion.
i
I Vr or ler ot I . ommntee.
L. W. Haj.i.oi k, Chai.mtii.
Gko. A. Ii: a vi;-. S
I'ctirv.
A l'iifi: IlKitiij
hvan of the Ohio
At Vienna, Dmiei ;
'oluiite.'r.,, lud kos arm :
sliatte.ie.il iiv a iialii i Iim wh tiie hrave i ov
;!ciite nil bv a ball
who. when ordered to fa'l in repiie 1. "I wish
I couid," a' the same time, showing his arm.
Sullivan was taken; up and carried back wish
the retreating fbrei He died before leav
ing Alexandria, bujt his heroism was shown to
the last. A handkerchief was bound upon :
hi.s arm, near the shoulder, to cheek in a
measure the flow of"! blood. L'.'iis rudj bind-
age Sullivan himseli! .adjusted several times,
tightening it to chcijk the bloo I. and again i
loosening it when ihe pain became too great, j
While he was lying iu this eondit'ou some :
of his comrade-i approached, and one ;i-ked. :
'Dan, hrwdo yoa feel V" Boys," said the ;
young hero, lifting with tie? other hand his i
shattered arm, and then laying it "eutlv j
down, "Bovs. I'm fiir ihe Union ;i!l !" I'o.ir ;
Dan died very soon alter, but his'iaH words !
will be. a mighty power in the heatts of liii j
comraues.
FlKE IX KAstT Bl
A-nov 'Ph.. t.n,,.-.. o
Jlr. Willis (ioodno.v,
on Birch Hill. wa con. :
suraed by fire, with ids contents, on Wedues-
day of Uit week GavUe. '
FROM CAMP BAXTER.
Correip.adence ofthe Daily Hbrald.1 j
br. Johnsbckv, i
Having been in this pleasant village a few
days, I will give you some of my ideas cf the
place, not forgetting its chief attraction,
"Camp Baxter." I suppose I am in Ver
mont, but from the time it took me to get
here, and the distance, I should imagine
Vermont to be a very long State, or that I
was in the Queen's Dominions. I am assured
by a friend that the railroad continues with
in the State some distance beyond here, so I
am safe as to interfering with any X-irlhirn
'njrary.
St. Johnsbnry is a very quiet, pleasant,
..'. v . . t, I
mountain village. Nature seems to have
c ------
vi t -it i v i.i
supplied many hills and valleys, and the peo-
jple, either to escape from a second lbxd, or ;
snowing me ? '"at -a noue set upon a
cannot be hid," h ive built upon the hiii-i
and m id" gard-rn in th - v.i!! . -.
The streets nr.,- quiie in uito a and from n
near point can the whole viii i.'e
Camp B xt- r is ;! -it o j
niiie s u!i n i l
not in sight o
town. In tii ; ab-.cne-' oi"
sufli.-icnl' tents, t!... buildings on the Pair
Ground furnish vet v good iuai vr 5'or th-
i soldiei-, but there are
no suit -.Me groan 1 1
L!reat ini : r:e lo c t'i
lor 1 ar cle. Jt w is ,i
1 ' ' men. into e jniii -u 10:1'' !i-Ior
.c. -ji t - i a
ut.itornv.sa. 1 lien;
ems' to be no t-ffi- ii-lit
officers at the hea l, 2nd l!ie captains have
I .
much trouole from an oeea-ional in-um-e- 1
tion anu i one Uesertjons. i no mot ot the
I , . ..-1.1! 1 '
i .Miiuicrs are o ne, aici onvny. arm ii sup-
puei wmi goo i r e-ci ana .-5,a,i '.ncers, tne ;
count piii wouut not Icin -o goof ileuiari'l
a. :tt tir.t-nf IiomI IIvi U lh lj ,...
0f t. regnufiit i, tow abs-nt on iU-ine-s arid
Gen. Brown, of Rutland, is in command. Tm
Colonel and Major are not yet appointed.
t atteride'l s'-ivi t.vi i:np ye-ter-
av. i tie .'.i.-tlio n-t li'T M iniii Iiom trie
village prea .lie '. iu lie .-.liei noon. Text.
"The battle i-th- Lord's." He afvi-dthe
'j'idiers to I ru-" in l ;,, j, hut be virc .-.:ei
keep their po.v 1-r d". . II" wl-h'.-d thens to
tight for tie; right an 1 Go I wo ;ld give th.-m
the vi' tory. I hey m-w ' -'ton.' and s'.tre.
.-'i'CK'l !;' Ili'.e Mil ' 0!. ii it I! e in
Go 1 as to a'ta K J .!' i- w;tu thrc; hu:i-
lr-ii n !:. il-r was v tv ' aniii'ie ana
i at ie-s'. acd r--:n r- (; Veiy eie-o v. -aging
to the - . H is ia-t tie- m m tor
a chaplain. II - s-'io'i'd ;i ive mo"e o' i ta-'e
for g in pow i--r ii; i:i 'he-, logy, wh') would
make a . i - a i ! : :i t i .v R- gi ... tl' ot l;Vc
Yankee-.
Tin" ii ipnte a Cong: eg i ion t! go-; meet
ing town, and to k-ep wiiuin 'ii'. tn'e 'f
i-uc mi I ;rt' i,ii-d three tini -s ve-ter l iv. A
fru-trl of mo;. :. obl.ge
i-J s' 1 V '
t hoinr' or
Co uns lavcdon .lcooui.f i
the Nund ty s'.r'i-
pi .- of the barber. I no
he did let tak .- in hi- po!
,'lOWeVer, til l!
iron i n v tin -..:
count of it b-dng 7-vt'i' i . .''. i i.k.'
t' see ai! thing- t on iu 1 wi!i decca'-y an 1
in oilier : i'U' t!i.-:c i- si-:i ttli'ngs a--, straiii-
in
a
fl i .'.'!. 1 -V tro.ing I'irr, C,(7I' .'-.
I s
IV t.'c
,.l;
hat then; , to o a cele
1" ) - and th s ildier
ir ";;':, r;u- bi-'ore ttrst
bration here,
are t i r iv.
ti,
till:".
Th- U-gimi-nt .! Bta'. Captain Adam-,
Lei !., reported them-'-'. v--, at Cam o i I'n-
ii.iv. Although th-v have ;.'avc
i
111' ,i t -W tllll'S. tiev Ills. Oir-e ,Jilie jr.
; m i-
ana ir i am anv in
it i- a iicj.-u ti-tr-
in. (il.,n w,.Ilt wi;!l ,i. g' K-2,;U..n-.
Yours. Tr uh
Ou-int'i' n
i i.r tin- licruM .
A NATIONAL DEBT.
To dispnrov of the cm'ra.-iioa of a Na-
tional iVbt at this ti
m -. i- a vcrv short-sight-
d noli.
v. ate
n v
one w'ho dofs . cannot
iui. ur.'iei-tan.i ;,!, r.--uy oi imm-a:ate
. ! ' I . 1.1 . .
action fan tr,e t'.i:; ot oar government, i: jiutt
ifig down t'.. ;.!-i -, -nt r-bel-ion. The vvholn
world is eagerly wan-hit-.; our movement
now. L,. ' w!:chcr are able to i.Jr
insult ; nunc of our tu Hi'if'.iet ttri-s an groan
ing tinder the "Tects o! the crisis : trad- i?
dull ; a get era! d"nc-s;ou ol buins- tire
vai's. and i!l continue so till the maehiuerv
ot govcrmnerit again iiiot.-m on hat
It is tor the int.. re.,: oi t!- ..a.
trader, th" in tnuf't t::r.-r at. 1 '
that our overnmerat -liould ! .
sauioasly .
itaiis:. tho
:r? 1 I bo rcr.
- i ci i te 1
m l it ii of grwa importance tiiat these who
I'ave the destiny ot this Kepubhe to direct l
suoul . not (re , rippled for want of means to
in u lit us ail. It' our Secret rv of W
or
fcir
tiie I i -.1, .ini .r,.i!
1 think jir.'.i,i.;r to
1 - '-''' ' .";ci, ,,r m :
means J, -ve the tnonev rai-ed
c". :i- bv nil
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in the ' rvi"e of our govovnuien. an-1 in a'l
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cahed for very soon; and it has
mated by c urietent j i Ig ;s that ti.
c! carrying oa fhi- wir ;:t a .-a-
time, will amount o n.-arlv it'noi
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IJL'Jll cst'.
- CXpt Uses
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more than
ihout to be
me rumorco amount ol ttu
o III
asked lb;-.
Weil, what it it does '? If out
5- O.-Iitucilt
i.-t worth having, it is worth l eii
ing bought with
n,on,i' wi,h Uoyl '' '"a; r.-,s. ,-fd
"uer a r.-pii!ho.tu lor of government, let
us su-'ai- it; for th" hioo-y of the jutt and
common sens,, tcaclies us, that nothin- can
b" wwtantial where the s!avc-,lrivcr whin
'w- Liberty it natural to man and we
crw, 0,rc,.jr flt,i a :ni.,. - ....
... b,ii,..i. mi-
man hai not exereiaed
that privilege when iri his power.
Xraitor j be L wi(b b,TOnd
been humored, for th
sake of peace, till nothing was too great
for them to demand,
course of indulgence
The result of uch a
has manifested itself
Now let as rise ard
rove to the world that
we are not lifeless: that our rights mu$t b
respected. No mattei if it dos create a debt
often or fifteen hundred million', ef !llar,
for wheii the rebellioi is ended, we r'aail le
able to revive our trade and counaerce. and
r , I . j
in aicn lean we Miaui iiaye 'ne f-ame so near
cancelled that it will nit trouble us. It would
be quite a different niktter if we already ha !
a debt of ?i, 000,000,.
f 0 ai Kugland has, and
, ,
hid to pay on the safne 1 20,00i,00t niinu-
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We 1
live a na
lioiialdebt much larger
i than the want, of tic
countrv demanded .c
the time it was contra! ted ; bit ij,twi:h-tar: ,J.
irig (hi-, we are and
a I o ir oblig I'ior.s wl
the war exp-n ar
hall be ab!.; to caned i.
the 'it'll niio id !.
a ided t' O IT pie -i -lit '.
del
Now we do not wish to 1i- tin b-v-tood
a a j vo" atiii an ext.-
vagai.t ext.i-ndituri- ui
tnoirey. fjr t !! coti' r e
f t England whe h r
b" paid b Vf ! h
the work in r. -pc t'
ion of a debt like it, a" '
ody expect will i ri-r '
ive monev enough ? lr,
' -hape. J.e? u- n-
-feadilv and straight
li-t men cnou jh to g
forward. makiK-.-reHv rcb. l throu d-out the
I United Statow. how
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