Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28

He contendcd that only one class in COM
munity have clean hands in this NATTER
That class are those only who are actively |
engaged in promoting the Temperance Ref
ormation. This is doctrine that cannot be |
kept out too prominent 1t is doctrine that |
holds truein regard to all popular sins Our
Savior said, che that gatherelh not with me
scattereth abroad"
The Tcxiuns, after several disasters have con- (
quered tie MeXlran lOrcc;, (douhe their own |
numher.) Killed 500 aid taken 700 prisoners.
among,t whom is tie Pr sldent, Santa AnIA,-a
most extraordinary and deCi~Iv vi t ry
UIeSt*1n Pioneer.
% GLORIOUS NEWS 81
Santa Anna. the rNrAHt Of N"xico IS FRI ,
NNER 10 tie Texia" Patriots --Rap, Banner.
As long as public papers, profes5c1ly re-
Iiyious, make use Of such language as the
above, so long there will be war, with al! it.
awful conconitants. "G}o1io7Is Ne1cs'-
"decisire rictory'-' conquered doubte their
01cn nu nbor"-"kVcd 6OO"-the "TGIi-
OTIS" have imprisoned the "iWaNt' &C.,
What manner of>pirit has taken possession
of these religious teachers, that thoy can
thus sympathize with murdercrs and eH
courage human slaughter? Let them teach
no more in the name Of Jesus. until they,
first learn the rudiments of lis religion. Do
these men pray for The time to cCn1c-to
hasten-when war shall eld And what
are they doing to bring it about? 10 tlev
expect that derraved men will cease to IN
bTue their hands in human blood while they
are cheered CT t. the religious press? We
beg CT these editors, in view Of their awful
possibilities, tc TOGGtr well Ills natter
! Suppose that dozen n2ighErrc. on toe
one side AMI on the other. should get into
a quarrel about land mark; with the most
deadly wcaHon~ they can procure they take
to the field Of mortal encounter and tie
succeed in Staying the 9. What would be
! thought Of the religious editors Who should
exclaim g(0rioIS neTs-deciSire rict0ry-
! t0"r hare conquered and Stair eieht =
! Now if ii is murder for one man to Kill an
other in duel, and lit is murder on larger
scale for four men to kill eight to hat c:-
tent must the scale be enlarged TO receive
the sanction OF the New Testament
THE PloNTFR. hitherto published b. !. II.
Peck at Rock Spri:r Illinois. has taken the
ra:7o Of N-rsuEEN Pto1FrR, and RCHtjxf
! !c'0"j.urI f*ou"er. and is removed to IT,
foc A:'.::,. F:Io '.o"t It's enlarged to nearly
lie :zo q t. T,'v5t3Th. Terms, 8. 81
il. 9.5,@3ncc--$jnv ;Icr three months.
! The rrst rum'cr [of TIE Hin is Temperance
| Herald IS before us. an con ATS several sp rt'I
artiC $. We regret how"vtr to notice as If fee
! quent reno that stock ceutavc upon the
! English language, tel-tOt0} end tcf-t3t71 $m
[Hestcrn Pioneer
We will hazard ';gne&S" that the editor
Of the Pioneer has ditft ul,y with some
thing more than the mere English Of the
Phrase. Isnot the thing signi4ied quite as
offensive to him as the sign?
Brother Smith Will accept cur OR 'crse
! ment OF the following, as our limits are to
narrow for his extended testimonials, and
This will probably answer every purpose
REV. SAMrEL b. SMITH. We are
Solryto lean, as We do from the last No.
OF thv Downfall Of Blby!oa, that THIS s>r-
vait cithe lord his, by some means, been
made the olj>ct OF nISret rv4enttti1n and
SANDER. Had these attacks rpon the
character Of Mr. smith come from d Pa, Is,
We should not deem it worth the time to
say word aOoGt it; bat the agent &C. lis
) mischief prol>sses, we believe, to b.
PIott slant and hence he nav, if no. ex-
posed, rot only lnjure the character OF an
innocent man, but the Cause Of Protestant
Cars; I1nity also, with which Mr. Smith
is so close y ind ntiGvd
IL the ;est No. of the Downfall Of Bah
Won, CT which Air Sn,::h is tie eIi.or. we
find number of testimonials from various
sources, which put his mo.aI end chris
ian character beyond qrestion These
docum Its are signed by his friends and
enemies, CONF rising ministers in different
Protestant chu ches, as well as of others
in the Romlsh church. We say his enc
mics, because we suppose it will be con-
ceded, that the Romish priests are his en-
enies, as they are 10 all who, like Mr. S., !
have renowned the deiusions of Poperv,