Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-01-21
II : From che EmdaeiPatOT Estra. !
PROTEST. OF THE AMERICAN
IL ANTI-sLATERY SOCIETY.

T. ANTI-sLATERY SOCIETY.
% tas Presideas Of u. Jaitsd States. |
-arslR, a CIR Boa A. =
.0z IN rcur message to Congress on the |
IA instant, are the following passages -
81 mus, also invite your attention to the |
painful excitement produced in the south |
bg attempts to circulate through the mails
gnfammaiory appeals, addressed TO the
passions Of The shares, in prints and IN va !
fTious sorts Of publications, calculated to
Vfimrldte them to iasEyrectiOR, and to pro-
ddnes all The horrors Of a seTrils SeaT:-
There is doubtless no respectable portion
iofonr countfymen, who can be so far mis-
led as to feel any other sentiment than that
lofindignant regret, al conduct 50 destruc
live Of the harmony and peace ofthe coun-
NV, and 20 rspEgsaAt to the principles Of
sosh national compact, and 10 the dietatts
of kEmaaify and reiigi0a" You remark
that IL is fortunate that the people Of the
north have given 50 strong and impress
efSe tone to the sentiments entertained
against the proceedings of the misguided
1psrsons who have engaged in these IN
keoastituticnal and scicked attempts" And
you proceed 20 suggest to Congress "the
pfopTiety Of passing such law as will
prohibit under severe penalties, the circu-
slafion IN the southern states, through the
amaiIs, Of incsndiary publications, INTEND
-KDrf0 tastigats The slares 10 insurrectiOn
IRA serviIe Instruction, as experience
has shown, involves the slaughter Of the
whites, without respect TO sex OF age
Hence, sir, the pufport ofthe Information
You have communicated to Congress, and
10 the world, 10, that there are American
citizens who, in violation Of the dictates of
humanity and religion, have engaged in
unconstitutional and wicked attempts 70
circulate through the mails, infammatory
appeals, addressed 70 the passions of the
slaves, and wicked appeals, as implied 10
the object Of your proposed law, are IN.
traded to stimulate the slaves to indiscrinn-
mate massacre Recent events irresisti-
bly, confne the application Of your re-
marks to the officers end members Of the
CAmerican Anti-slaTery Society and its
anxiliarieS r.,s a-r,r,~.r
On he Ss.h March, 1884, the Senate
efths Upited States passed the following
resolution a. N ~ .-- -.
Resolved, That. the President. In re-
49, !. .L. -,,LI;. ...,a,,,,. ~. .ss,,ro.d
lauOu y - k1Sn ~ . ~. NSs ~.
uPOn a,mse .t au.eo saS 80, no'
,Ssa.I: S. - ~ - Sssss1 - go"
NOul ~ - - ~ 49,. .,,. .,.....
Es IN VI 49, sae 49, s.S So 49, you
S." - 80. - es 49, Ics,rr;..
cd bv your example, we now, sir in be-
hlH n the society Of which we are eonsti
;o.s go. ,a;,h : = $500 $500 i vo,,h;s AN,
1sOiA. $3.50, 800. ,,o,,r -r;e,o ~,
49,. ~ ~ e''0-
anS S unlvIl !. - a ".SJ -, - ,hr. II
a.s..;r - =. ~. ~ r,;,,o 4; he resnec
- = s, 49, ..ysl,s5 s,at;on' WA ofTsr T,
80: =. .--..,sy 80. ss.,,,,o.,is5eo
~ Sa. 49, =. s.,L;a1t S,,I,, - 6,
s - ~. - .s..L "a Z ~ ttes ~
Is =, tr 80 ~ ASSs So II
ne S us5:s:d..al. ~ .slis.s;s sS,
rsSsn = ~ y - S.,S.rch ,;Tess ard |;
esys =. ~ . .iasd 49, .sItb =. IN ~
sas1 ~. 5;..,,s. b;s d. pres
asn,,., aGs;.i co,a NJ and - s,nr n q
s.,oas,sl raE e sir, ;Sn,,;;ans eoncef ming n
FL q a.. sP'; ~ sIis q undoIhte
sS,s t,S .,;,st the n,dgm,ee,
S.rs = pr acs,,,.s{ asa;nst aboltioaiss
r., RscaS,sss in Tsnderino that IN n
60. sti;.;"lir, ~, ..snrnsa ! nowsr n,
esIorn,r- Il yo,T offfscs. ~, F''> = =
S:-.I -. a.. x..oI,,.;o
20 Ios so.p 80. .nasaa,.. 80, N 80.
Su ,E ssn,,s = s. TsoisIst;vs eansf
q sf sne =, 800 - - IN =. shsrsci' =
Va ns s IISCOs qa,.t% 81 - 10 To- >:
ss, 1Sr,ss ~ b;rS , me- so =,
.Sal.! 80, :, T-,onr 49,
pam VIZ lnsas ~ pt - ~ i
live can0ClfV.-k neV axe. EQQdIlY VIII u