Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-09

individual, domestic and social prosperity
unparalleled in their past history and
could every such village sustain such
house of entertainment, the time is not far
distant when our beloved youth, removed |
from scenes Of dissipation, would rise in
the majesty of virtue, and shed a health
full moral influence upon the whole COM
munity.
a CITIZEN OF NoREoLK Co., Mass. !
A VOICE FROM SCoTLAND.-We have
Just received the Glasgow Chronicle, con-
tanning an address by the Committee of
the Glasgow Emancipation Society. to
the Ministers of Religion in particular,
and the Friends of Negro Emancipation
in general, on American Slavery" The
Address is candid. cogenk gospel-toned
production, highly worthy the attention Of
the American church. He that hath ears,
let him hear 1t urges emancipation on
religious grounds. These are the grounds
on which it ought TO lie urged-on which
it must be urged-until the ministers Of
our holy religion come up TO the battle
against this enemy of holiness, impiou$}y
seIl-exalted above all that is called God
until the soul-dcvouring monster is driven
from within the pale Of the Christian
church. Once o"s;eu from the church,
he would find no resting place for the soul
ofhis foot this side ofthc bouomlcsS pit,
The Address has come too late for our
present number, but shall be laid Delo,e
our readers in due season.
The following article is f. ON the paper
containing the Address:
Mr. GEORGE TnoMpsoN.-In our
number of this day week, we noticed the
arrival of Mr. Thompson at Newcastle
upon yne, and the commencement Of his
labours there We have been informed
subsequently that that gentleman delivered
nine public addresses In the town VIZ -
Three on the subject Of Universal Eman
cipation; two in behalf of Negro Educa
ton in the West Indies, to aid the funds OF
the London Missionary Society; one III
favor of Temperance. one in exposition OF
the Object and plans Of the Peace Society;
and one at the Anniversary Meeting ofthc
Wesleyan Missionary Society. Male and
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mole the Abolition of Slavery, and the
Slave Trade, throughout the world Mr.
Thompson also delivered public address
on American Slavery at Sunderland; and
. in compliance with very general and
earnest request, promised TO return as ear
y as practicable, and deliver scme "dii-
tional lectures Mr. Thompson arrived in
this city on Saturday evening"
The following resolutions respecting
Slavery and the cause Of Abolition in tbs
United States, were passed at the gvcu'
meeting for tho formation Of ''Yhe New
cost!e-upon-T yne Society for L! o1ititn O
Slavery all over the wo1]d.'
"That this meeting views with til,
t deepest adherence the cruel and al uuina
bic system Of Slavery a. present existing
in several ofthe United States OF NorI
America, and the vile and odious d;s,inc
ton Of color oLtoining in them all. as no
| only revolving to the Americas dcclara-
ton Of independence, which affirm s, 'w,
hold these truths to be sclfcvident-tEa
all men are created cqual-1hat they ar,
! endowed BY their Creator with c, tsir
inalicnabIe ri ghtS-that umcng III, 50 ar,
: lie, liberty, and the pursuit of happin, IS;
but also as being direct and wiiul viola
] ton Of The Golden Rule Of the Divine
= Founder Of Christianity, which cnoin:
whatsoever we would that men sh,uic
do to you. do We even so to Them" and ut
te'ly repugnant to that religion ''vher(
there is neither Jew nor Greek, bond mol
free, male nor female, hut all are one ir
? Christ Jesus"
THAT this meeting svmpathizcs with
their brethren in the cause Of univer sal
freedom in America, under the persecu.
tons to which they are subjected-it con-
graduates them on the rapid advances
which the good work is making in dec,
ance OF the desperate attempts OF their ad
versarics-it bids them God speed, and
: exhorts Their: to press EDWARDS; and de-
e sires to assure them that not only are they
IN common with the rest Of the human
kind, and countless witnesses on high
anxious spectators of the conflict, but are
e wishful. if it be in their power, to lend
, them a brothers aid; and for this purpose
they solicit the commencement Of cor
respondence with them.''
It's not yet fixed, when Mr. Thomp.
e son will deliver any address in Glasgow
a but of course due notice will be given.
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