History of Vermont, Natural, Civil And Statistical, in Three Parts, With a New Map of the State, And 200 Engravings
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Chittenden was elected gov- ernor hy the people, and continued to hold the oliico till his resignation, a little before his death, as above stated.
Gov. Cliittenden met the legislature of Vermont, for tlie last time, at the October session in 17!'6, and the following speecli, which is alike characterized by sim])licity, sound sense, and a paternal regard for the wellare of the people, was the last which he ever delivered before that body. His advice with regard to the moral character of those w...ho are candidates for office, would not be amiss at the present period.
" Oenllemen of the. Council and Asseiulhj : — So well known to you are the manifold favors and blessings, bestowed on us as a people, by the Great Ruler of the uni- verse, that it would be unnecessary for me to recapitulate them. I would, ijiere- fore, only observe, that, but a i'ew years since, we were without constitution, law, or government; — in a state of anarchy and confusion ; at war with a potent for- eign power; opposed by a powerful neighboring stale ; discountenanced by tiie Congress ; distressed by internal dis- sentions ; — all our landed property in im- minent danger and without the means of defence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chittenden was elected gov- ernor hy the people, and continued to hold the oliico till his resignation, a little before his death, as above stated.
Gov. Cliittenden met the legislature of Vermont, for tlie last time, at the October session in 17!'6, and the following speecli, which is alike characterized by sim])licity, sound sense, and a paternal regard for the wellare of the people, was the last which he ever delivered before that body. His advice with regard to the moral character of those w...ho are candidates for office, would not be amiss at the present period.
" Oenllemen of the. Council and Asseiulhj : — So well known to you are the manifold favors and blessings, bestowed on us as a people, by the Great Ruler of the uni- verse, that it would be unnecessary for me to recapitulate them. I would, ijiere- fore, only observe, that, but a i'ew years since, we were without constitution, law, or government; — in a state of anarchy and confusion ; at war with a potent for- eign power; opposed by a powerful neighboring stale ; discountenanced by tiie Congress ; distressed by internal dis- sentions ; — all our landed property in im- minent danger and without the means of defence.
What to read after History of Vermont, Natural, Civil And Statistical, in Three Parts, With a New Map of the State, And 200 Engravings?
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