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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12
. For ns Tsrnont Telegraph.
cHRIsTIAN coNsTsrENcY.

= To those profsssed Christians who cannot
and time to attend monthly concerts of
prayer, and regularly appointed meetings of
the Churches TO which they belong, but
could find time on the 4th inst. to witness
the performance of the Fantasticals in this
village, would say, read the 2lst verse of
the 6th chapter Of Matthew, "For where
your treasure i, here will your heart be
also" Now, one thing I wish to say to
you, and that i, there is truth in this state
ment made by our Savior; and il you desire
the conversion Of the world, as much as you
do TO see a nonsensical exhibition, you will
be at the next monthly concert of prayer and
put your mite into the treasury and YOU
will also attend in future the regular meet
ings Of the church to which you belong.
will now ask you few questions.
Do you desire the conversion Of sinners
more than to see such worse than useless
performances Ifso, will you not in future
condpct in such a manner as 10 make people
believe ii7 viii you not in future, when
the day arrives for meeting OF a religious
character, think oethe Fantasticals, and think
also Of the millions Of your fellow beings
who are destitute Of the preaching of the
gospel, and Of the blessings resulting from
III VIII you not on that day show by
yoor attendance, that you have awaked from
your spiritual leihargy7 Should a call be
made on your purse for the benefit Of man
kind, WIN you remember, that the mite, with
swilling heart is acceptable to the Lord
And win you not evince to the world that
you possess the willing mind required by
our savior7
!. have .nathsr r.anss, TO make, and ,hs,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

ORDNAToN.-Ordained, at Wallingford,
on the 4th inst. brother S. B. Thompson, as
an evangelist. Introductory Prayer, by J
Packer; Reading Of Scriptures, by A.
Haynes; Sermon, by H. F. Davis; Conse-
Grating Prayer, by d. Packer; Charge, by
E. Huntley; Right Hand of Fellowship, by
S. Pierce; Address to the Church and Con-
gregation, by L. Huntley Closing Prayer
by s. Pollard; Hymn and Benediction by
the ordained.-CoM.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

AN INTERESTING FAcr.-Edward
Mitchell, colored man, was brought from
the South by President Brown OF Dart.
mouth College. He soon indicated de-
sire for mental cultivation on being bro't
within its influence at college. He was
prepared for entering the Freshman Class,
was received as a regular student, and
went through ell the classes to a full and
honorable graduation He was uniform
ly treated with respect by his fellow STU
dents thro'out the course. He was grad
uated in 1923, and is now a settled pastor
ola Baptist church in Vermont 1t is re-
freshlng to meet such a fact-it should be
mentioned in honor OF Dartmouth
EmaneipatOr.
Honor to whom honor is due. But there
are other facts connected with this case,
which, probably, the editor of the Emanci-
pator was not acquainted with, and which,
while they confer additional honor on some
concerned, leave none to others. We feel
the more called upon for some of the addi-
tional facts which have just come into our
as the Vermont Chronicle, and
kindred prints, have taken great pains to
make il believed that colleges in general, in
New-England, open their doors to students
without regard to color.
A friend, who was living near Dartmouth,
u the time brother Mitchell was in college,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

is, il this coat don't ft any Of the readers of
the Telegraph, | wish them not to try it on,
but to hand il to some one that it will fit
Will you do it7 QuERrsr.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

OHIo.-A writer in the New-York Spec-
tator says that, Of the 1000, 900 of acres of
land which the State OF Ohio contains. nine
Tennis is susceptible Of cultivation. The
same writer states that Ohio has 100 miles
of ship and steamboat navigation on its
northern borders, and 436 miles of steam
boat navigation on its southern boundary
also $50 miles Of canal navigation, which
has cost the State upward of $4,000, 900.
This State is also "going ahead" with the
railroad improvement. The Erie and Mad
River railroad commences on Lake Eric
at Sandusky, and pursues a southwestern
direction to Dayton, distance of 143 miles
where 1t unites with the Miami canal which
unites with the Ohio River at Cincinnati
" The first permanent settlement in this
State commenced at Marietta in 177s w ,
company from Massachusetts, of whom 7
believe Rufus Putnam was the leader,n or
education the writer says:
The arrangements that are mads r..
education throughout the State are worth
OF her Legislature. Eigh. colleges are
already chartered upon a most Iiber,I
plan, and there are incorporated acade
mics in most of the principal towns ~
the state. Common school education Is
now exciting much interest. Within 3
few years, each town has been div;ded
into school-districts, and is deriving bene6,
from the public fund. For this 1urnose
Congress has appropriated six hundred
and seventy-eight thousand FIVE hundred
and seventy-six acres, estimated at one
niil'on i've hundred thousand dollars
About four hundred thousand dollars
worth OF this land has already been soId
Ind invested for this purpose. All the
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

"Dear Brother Murray:-Since I ar
rived here, | have had some opportunity
to learn the feelings of the Baptist Church
in this place. with regard to the Abolition
cause. I find the greater share Of the
Church are void Of any good feelings to-
ward the poor slaves. l have not heard a
prayer offered for them by minister or
people since l have been here, which has
been two months. The people say the
slaves are better of now than they would
be if they had their liberty. must say
| pity them. and pray that they may be
enlightened on this subject. feel it my
duty to say to you. want you should
send me the Telegraph weekly and l
will read it myself and endeavor to have
others do so. Yours in the best Of bonds.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12


be offered for them, by minister or people, D"
for the space Of 1.-TWO months" il ever such
prayer was offered They say, "tbe
slaves are better off now than they would
be il they had their liberty !" Horrible
Most horrible !! Compelled to labor with
out wages-bought and sold in market as
chattels-herded together like dumb beasts
victims Of unrestrained passion and un-
bridled lust-deprived OF the book Of revela-
ton ard the alphabet Of their own language
in word bound down under tyranny and
shut up in mental, moral and spiritual dark
ness-and yet, in the estimation Of profess
ed Christians, better off than to have their
honest earnings-to have husbands and
wiVes-parents and children--to have the
protection Of law against outrage-to have
social, civil and religious liberty, and men,
tai, moral and spiritual illumination -
Wonder if this minister and church have,
for two months together, forgotten to pray
for the heather Of other continents, suffering
only part Of these privations We shall
not stop to inquire whether the most sin
lies at the door Of the paper, of the minister,
or Of the church. This is a matter to be
settled among themselves. We pray God
not to lay this ponderous sin irrevocably to
their charge; and exhort them to repent
speedily, and thus unite the milestone from
their necks.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12

The following article is from the pen of
one who is probably doing more for the
cause of Peace, than almost any other in
dividual of the present day.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-15

en- 8srihe,lnoen Scr lit i,1 uu.
tsribreibent &c.
9o-tt uup repb cit.
QIntcnio e5re3 ce Santa Nnna.
Sea @rub So. %. 1897.
Qlb Ser 2Srlef oss Got. 2I(-
monte an Sen S'enerol Sprnel III
bsfannt semltDt nrfrcns ;Sat
bel6t tS -|'Ourth Ole -S'none Der
g6uIIben 9orGcbt |InO pIr oen
Xlaueu Der SeraniItten Oonoitcn
unS ibrsr mitfublenotn Sreunbc
(ntfOnnen.
Sie Merifauilthe 9eaieruno
hat eine 2lnteibe Oon Q Willionen
Sba|er 9ematkt, um ren & + 9
nit Notrruf 70 ttesn 5u t0n.
ntt1. General Oultaments iber-
uit1mt oos COMMANDO, uno TT
bsooumdbtist Sruppen III crbe<
ben, 100 uno mann er es fir fhiG-
ub eratbtet. Scr GUn9re6 bat
sinsn Nsfblu6 pa6trt, Durb Ger
Santo 2Iuna cH>r miIItirifben
IL. bireerlitben 9Eurosn perlulfi9
erfIdrt wi.D, bis er cine ocQe uuo
ssulSsuosgrFIdrune Gelner 0aur-
lunsen felt Der S0lotbt Don San
J1cinto, ME ftiner 0emeeerilt,
Sc Der 0leife na6 WaiNin9tpn
ge9ebeN Dat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-15

rieoe
Gin @Ftroblatt ocs HSforibi'
ans'' n1tirt Sauabo6te, MdrS
ID. 1887, fagt: "Der Ns9ier'
un9s'grpreB 1T iosben Ron Dem
lestberlsen &rie9sfbaup|oee on
gelan9t, tlno brinst bic wlufom-
meme Nsui9tett, oo6 Der Srisbe
in Vlorioa bsrgeftetIt ut. QEir
bseilen uns. Den geIern fo(9tnoen
amtsmdBieen Nborucf De6 0opi'
tuIotions 9ertra9es oorjulesen.
6 apitu,(ation
Ser Semlnoten Station uno ibrtr
Qerbhnretem ou:fb }unlper,
9ulatctbce poer OooD, llno
Dabolo6ee, welbe Den 0bett
bduptllng, Micanopp reprdIen'
tirsn uno Don iDm b6lIi9 bepou'
mdbt'9t llnp, nit Osn. Major
SbomaS @. Se0up Der Die
2itmee ser 9er. @5tooteny in
Slorioo comtI aneirtei ain 6ttn
MArD 1887.
/. 2trtlfst.- Die oten genaa-
ten 8 SXt::'Ut|tnge willieen in Die
ouotn|>(icfiche NWfb0runa Ser
SeiuoR(ieselten.
Q. Gie uuo ibrt Notfcn eer'
pflbten ftb, ftg!si6 mob Der
Meifette pss Ml6ibippl aueju-
maneern.
8. Sie nouen Dem commando
renosn 9eneral 9si6etn fur Die
Nusfdbruns oisfes Dertraes fsl<
len.
4. Dte Snotaner fouen 0b fo'
slsib ouf bos fielibe llfer oes
0iasbpros Slu6es ;urhd 1ieben.
User bon ibnen na6 Dem l. Npril
nod ouf oer nbrohben Seite 9e-
funoen miro, lcu ais fsino}ells
b,troebtet rperoeu.
S. Ysnsral Majer Js6up oer'
:fpribt bo9ssem oaS BEN @emino.
len uno ibren 9erbInoetsn, mel
tbe fb sinfnosn II. .noeb Dem Bep
ten Siebn, ibr geben unO Qertno-
9en 9efbert trirb ; ibre 9fesel
;fol!en ibnsn mit9e9cben tperoen,
Iuno fir ibr 8isb uno ibre 0aule
'u!l lbaen Der wertb belablt tper'
Eoen. =...
6. Sic Soften ibrss wsssuee
lelen bon Den 9er. Staaten be-
Iablt wereen.
7. Gie 0iupt(inge, &rtege,
Eun0 ibrt Gamilisn unD 9le9er.
Efoaen DON Der Seit ibrer DeriNt,'
Hung i'm gaeer ju Sompo 8ay
Ebis ia ibrerNnfunf auf Der QSeif
kite reS Mifi6ippi, uno fir stobl
mOnote na6ber, ant lsneD1ten oe'
RBer. Gtaaten uuterbalten tper
f9en.- ...
8..u. 8. Bssteten Gb duf qer,
lrammtung uno WesSus Der On:
eoianer. -
| TO-. Miconepp III elmer Be,
i1ei6efn. gr miro psn eDu1mon
;oirenoen' 0eneral befu6en Ii. bey
lbm tteiben, bis bic 5noiaaer ju;
iabreifs bereiffno.
s1nterseibnet III Camp Oaee
am. 6tsn Mash ssn:0sn.
81 --
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-15

Sbtk @reeuenj.-A Am
22ttsn lsbtsn Norember mslbtt'
; Icb Sbnsn 0a6, na6oem ib in
Trspbeit geEst moroen, tb 1uer(l
Die Stabt 9Ba(binqton be1utbeu
uno mid Damn in Buttimbre ein-
ftifsn tpdros.
SD seHbrohte esmaeiAd6 oie(e
ldnge uno sefdhrtttbe Gei;e rsn
We9 uabt Den man MID fhDrte,
1me bin beute In einem &ris9s-
Eblf Der per. Stoaten welbes
priftesnt 9adfon fir uAeine Gih'
ere uno beauett'e leberfabt Be-
ttIinmte, in 9era eru5 ansslan9s
g7erset, esbe itb natb mejnsm
eaaoNe Mansa pe Glapo ob, UNI
t,,sise Camille ju (ebsn, ecn oes
rem @ri,tens ib Elm 9obr lon9
niekts tame setporoen bin. 9b
bin eutEblsGen ii, jsnsm fubi9eu
QBebnllse i'll oesrnelteth uno tuer>
81 tdfelbft einen nmitin0tibeo
8.gicbt con Sent ,inertp ortsten
Borfau auffsken Der mid in be
0ewolt ees Seinoes bratbte, Ip
tote iIber Nues, tpds (ib nibrenp
iitsiusr 9efaasenfbaft Susetrasen
fat.
.Gel. Ntnionte, Ser mid iberou
heeleitet bat, fam Der Oberregier:
,sas W6rtGb mittbeilen was lbrer
Bureteune pertB 1T, bic tb Elm
Manifeit iber Den un9liftibeu
TtEsSue In Seras tefanrt maiden
Fam. S1nn tperpe ib oub mel
ne Meinuns iber Die seeisnstlten
Mlftel sut Seenpl9un9 ess Srie-
ses dnsebeu.
Die unslidlibe Gage ser Oss
fansenen Yon Gan 9oclntc erS
bsiCbt bas 9DlitleiOsn Der Teeier-
una, um rvslbss ib, bon pisiam
Ana: ,,;htIe All sifrieR feDe:: 9slp,
llntertldeu.sa hbsy NeuOrIeans
ge(anot, rpiroe t'hdtn bsfers &!eb
Sung uno NabtunS- 9s:'@aHsn|
Der lie febr. beourfen.
Rep meiner Atreile 6Dt1 S',rEaS
ertldrte 6err Samuel 6outfoh
oeGen site ib mein 2eben uno
usine Srepbeit oeroonfe, ooB er
bisfe 0efanashsn Dem Mericanl<
fbtn gonfut in Orleans ;u hbers
geben eebsnfe &; oa abtr bolo d.
rauf &unce BON Der Niitun9 Sr.
greeasns oes Oipilons-0 Generals
DDn Nibales Sraps on!on9te,
70 mb1te er btelen @uti6lu6 ger,
dnbert baben. IS ,phroe nit
mir 70 sesansen fem, tpenn id
t1eine Nbre,le MD vbn Sage per'
Assert bdtte ; inbem ros semetne
9ele pcst 1ebt aufsersst tpM.
Sac Hrsbeeran,ts DsrSuisen
.yelbes i6 empfanb, ais ib nabs
Dem i'd bic sr6sten 3e(ebtAspf fune-
en- lno Qeioen er0uloet, ben DO
ben meines Seburtslon0es wieper
bet,ah fpuros perbittert o!s ih
erfitbr, oae einiee Geute slauben,
ilb bdtte mein lnslid bureb un-
treus su meinem 9atsrtauo unc
feiner i1nabbdnsisfeit permebrt.
G3essn4fdnoe, In eeren 0ertbeh
riguag iD mid imtner bsmilbt bas
be, ipie Elm gutter Burger su Ban
reln. eieber rpollte ib ourb Bic
Suno oes Seinnes umgefommen
Rpny efs eaS meine> Mub dr9ef
Arfabe baben feuten mir Elm fol-
Dies 9erbreben Dortunerfen.-
Aaein Diesmat tpie oft suoer, bln
tb perlaltnoet tporpsn, ttn6 oes-
sseeen erFidre ib Sb,er -@resuenh
Sx4s 81 na AZ Af Nor n atasAy1 CIR OF .h0f
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-15
/. 9edup iijlno i SEE dnss(>b.
cn1tcn S01upttinae.

''''A iN'b<" ~SONIDtN"'tS'ht = ~ ~ N'<"S'
rc9sln einsubo!tsn. Cine itarft
Mi!itair-Ginie nirD untcr QBofer
bleibtm bis or leets Sue lone,
aus 0lorioa entfernt III. IS ftebt
:r'rfIIrb III ernarteh ba6 Elm Daas
Ber,msif,tte, uno bauptIhtblid
Die W.calufp 0on0e, inner nod
fsIneli9 bonoetn nerpen, un9eob'
TT ole game Nat'on eapttul'rt
bot.
Cine elptn > er 81 e.
otution.- 0or ein,gcn
Boben wuroe eurb 0rn. 9Forrs
meu cine Yiu i'm J61n(e Der Nc-
prdltntanten einaebtabtt wpourb
rsm 0enj. g'unnet cine psnEcu
bemilIlgt ipirO, tpeltber NIT Der
Derforbtnen 9etoro 8unnet Der
brYrotbet tpar, rit rreD cSobre i'm
NsvDlutionefrts9s cisnte. Sic
ndbern 1lnl1dnpe Cno wte fol9t:
0sr Sun9fsrn Name DON Oe<
bora Ounnet mar >. Champion.
@Sie mor in Sborom Ma0obu-
fetts gebDren, uno trat IN Die 2lr-
NEE unter oem9}owen 81. Sburt
leff. @is rtente 8 Sabre, bis III
@nre Des Grie9es, tpenn lIe eb-
renvoll entlo0en wurce. Gie mar
beY oer Gefonqenuebmun9 Don
Qoro Gcrnmouis iu DprFtomm u.
jei9te in mebreren onoern @'efst<
ten mdnnlitben Mutb. On einsm
0efebt Boy Sarrptoun puroe ie
ourb eine G)emebrfusel 9efdbr
lib perwunoet, pie niemals ber'
ausJejo9eu ,pur0e, un0 Ole tbr
jeitlebsns Sdbmersen psrurfab
te. @siit ni6t senau su ermlt-
te(n 9etpefsn Gus melber ur(abe
IIs &rie9soienite uabm; ibr Sc,
(blebt puroe jeoo6 wdbreno Der,
|elben nlemals qua 9efunosn. Gle
Ipor init Srn, 9unnett felt 1884
rerbeiratbet uno beso9 cine Den<
lion bis 1927 renn fe forb.-
Sr :pirp els Elm ebrliber uno a6t'
ungSmertbsr Wann opn bobem
otter eeEbitoert. @r bat bon 3eit
su Seit otet, ,G5elo auf Die Gefuno.
Deit einer Srau eernenoet, tpelbe
Ourb bic erba(ttns 2Dunoe uno
onoere MhDfelstsiten jerrittet
Ep'ar. Qie COMMITTEE brabte
eine 0iu Elm, trelbe lbm
Die Deuion leiner Srau Don ib-
rem Gpos an, benlUlst.
GDriten finn .-:So(9enoe
erQrsifeuoe Be9ebenbtit tru9 Iib
Dor &ur1em IN 0afiaf ouf Ser
Hn(tl Gosifo 5us Die su Srnnfs
reib gtb6rt. Sin Bauer, 0lamens
Ds0en G obn ernoroet
war, fam ebs;! nod fthb 9ell1'g
;u ibm, um fsintn lebten SeafSet
III empfan9en. Scr A)tbr0er ,rur-
81 vor bis Court sebradt, uno
Der 9ater tnu6te ais 3eu9e CT
(rhfInef. 0HS pr ilber Den QDrs
fail befra9t puroe, ontpertete er:
"Sb fanD meineu 9eltebten Sebn
t6otltb rerwunoet, uno le'nsn
mbroer neben ibm febeno, oeHen
9dnbe uo6 Don Dem 8lute n1sb
nes &iness roubten uno mein er'
itsr 9soonfe war, feinen SOB
nit melnen eisenen 0dnoen ju
RIDDEN. Gielsr 9eoaufe tpurDe
jeootb burh Elm rslisi6{es Oefhbl
untsrpricft; unb ib bsuste MIDI 4
ber meInen Sobm Der om 0es-
Gbeioen ,rar, une tat TIN, tDenn
er G,naoe oo,n 6tmtnel ernarts,
70 mbgs er au;b leinsm M6rcer
verseben. gr baudte ros wert
Hperseben'' uno iein leeter Ooem
raer hdhtt1. 0farf fh teft1itleiOe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-15

Srou 3u B to nI NJ { n.-Ss
true fb ~, bo6 Elm l,ln9sr Mal1
in Ser &ir6e oibt bsv einsln junss
en- Srouen,immer fab, fdr >psltbe
auf einmol cine bsftise GsioenGbaft
in (einem Dulen entbraunts. De-
aierig ibr ouf Der Steue cine eie'
be6srfLdrun9 III MAIDEN, perfd er
Auf folgeroea plun
Gr tberreihte (eihet Th6n<n
9>abbarin NIT eisler 2(rti9teit ei-
ne ofsne 0ltel, worin fOlgenoer
Sert NIT elmer G tefnoosi bsSe,1-
net nar = Oie ;wepte @pirel St:
3obonnesi 9ers S: 'lln0 nun
oitte ib oieb, Srau, (ni6t ots ein
neues 9ebot lbreibe ib Dir, for.
bern o0s mir 9ebQbt boben BON
Anfane) oo6 mir Tins unter einans
Der Lieben." Oas Mdrben CAB
Ole Sibel jurid, un0 sie Stsf-
naoel itob auf oie gtelle i'm 2ten
&auitel oss Bube6 Nutb, 9ers
10: "Oa fel ie ouf ibr 2nsefdf
uno betete an jur groe unb fpra6
III ibm i: wcmit babe ib Die
Onooe sefunosn Dor ocinen 2tus
gen, ba8 ou mid erfenneO, sic
lb BOD fremo bin p gr CAB bic
Vibel trieoer Suri& uno bate BEN
l3. Ssrs bon Der. britten @piael
Jobannes nit Ser 0>aoel btleib-
net "Sb bate oisl an DID iu
hbrsiben :; ater ib rplIte ni6t
mit Sinte ". Seosr an pi1 fbrei>
ben. So befe obsr pi6 taIo ;r
Iebsn, 70 trclleu mir tt,inolib nit
einonoer ju reoen." Na6 oiefen
&inosrltdnoni0en fotete in ser
ndhlten QRohe Die 0obssit.
QneRo e.-gin jtrersar-
tiger MenI6 er(bien als 3euee
por einsn, en9liften 9eri1tsbofe.
Sin Observation-Disclosures
scr auf ees Nnsefla9ten Seite
tpar, wiotr oen Die(er Ssuss ouf>
trat, .fraste ibn NIT bbnif6sm
Son /: Sdsen @le mir ooet, trer
InD Gie tisentlib? "QEas @ie;
lno. Gin Ge6tssdekEter ~ '@ie
Elm Ne6ts9eleDrter ? fubr Dec
Traaer H@p @iG f0tln' .ih ia
in meine So(1e fsden. "Das
1T m6sltbr<'' trSielt er 1uS Anttp.
"llnu Ste tbdsen niht lbel oas
ram oenn Ste bdtten Damn tnebr
Surispruoenj IN oer SoIbe, als
i'm $cpft/,
$oo,es anjei .-Bas
it Der 6 o.? %ine Ni6tswir-
oi9tett oes:. tt1enf6ltben 2ebens :
oenn fein eebetl' tinU pase es DoS
eoellte, tplroigetoisf<r f>.lte 500. ,
cart bat sr MID, 9spruft curU
lein gntfblummern n,einer,. 0otts
0ob 9efun0en, braoen Srau, was
fle in unersr gte ttsss mar. ,Sbr
,tpeeoeuttaeS QebtM ttets auf Ne-
li9ien uno 2useuo bin Deutsnp,
bdtte i6 70 germ nod bebolten,
oc6 bic ndrfffen Meoifamsnte,
.baben bsp ibt nibt ansshldsens
uno mid ju 8eoen 9sf6la9sn.-
Sic ftarb in oen 5artsn 4llter y,
faum S 9abrsm tanges tpoten ,ptr
ul6t perbeiratbet. Gin paar unS
verforete &inott trhroen an III
rem @rabe NIT mir trauern, BOD
unfere @be ipar nTbt sslesnst.:: :,
60 lan9e bic gntfbfdfens teot.
(eiu miro, mag ib anoen perlult
:nibt eenfsn earum Site ibt.
.our6 gonoolationen MID nibt'
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-07

Complimentary. writer in the Richmond
(Va) Wing, in commenting upon the corrup-
ting influence Of political idolatty, says, that
in South Carolina "more intcgrit, and publlc
virtue survive the inroods of political idolatry,
than in any other state, unless peradrniure ii
be Vermont" Such is the noble character
Vermont has maintained by her nilcSi-
bic adherence 10 her political principles, and
by her unyeldng resistance TO tue nroads Of
Executive brides and power--thot even
Southern man, who undoubtedly abhcrs Us as
uboitionists, is forred 10 yield the palm of po-
litical integrity and public virtue to Vermont
The people Of Vermont have another opportu-
nifty TO vindicate their title 10 the compliment
ON the G0hof September. Let NJ remember
the day, and the sacred cause which brings us
10 the political conflict