Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-18

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WAR ACHAEsE IN PUZZLE SENTIMENT! |
lam lloyd Ga1TisOR, not three years ago, was drag
ged through the streets Of Boston, by an Infatuated
mob, set on by 1mcn Of property and standing"
because IL was announced that he was to address
the Boston Female Anti-Slayery Society. He is
now permitted, on the Fourth Of Jnty, to occupy
Marlborough Chapel, the most popular place in
Boston, for popular address-andn not a dog moves
his tongue. Moreover, he has received and accept
ed an invitation to deliver address, on the FIRST
Of august, [when the chains are TO be broken from
human limbs in British West Indies,] in BrOddtOay
Tabernacle, by far the highest stand in the city Of
New-York. What a contrast with the time when,
not half a dozen years ago, like partridge upon
the mountains he was hunted in that city by mis-
creant rufians who were thirstng for his blood!
From personal acquaintance with this servant of
God-this disciple Of the Prince of Peace-I can
assure his friends who are unacquainted with him
personally that all this reverse of treatment howev
err cheering and grateful to his own spirit-at the
same time il is Notifying and overwhelming to his
blood minded perseeutors-wil be received with
all becoming modesty and Christian meekness.
DEATH OF GovERNoR BuTLER.-No other
notice having been received, Of the death of
this father in Israel and benefactor of his
country and bis kind, the following is copied
from The Montpelier Waterman:
I'VE have to record the decease of the
venerable EZRA BUTLER, which occurred
at Waterbury on Thursday last. For
many years he was in public life as Conn
cillor, Member Of Congress, and finally
as Governor OF the State, in all which
stations he was distinguished for unbend-
ing integrity and firm adherence to those
principles which he esteemed as truly
republican. In private life he was highly
esteemed, as he maintained the character
Of christian and evinced the purity and
sincerity of heart which became him as
preacher of the gospel He will be long
and honorably remembered by the people
of this town and of the State. His age
was about IT. We woull sugg ST TO the
relatives of the deceased that d more ex-
tended notice Of his life and character
would CRAFTY the public"
ANTI-SLAvERY CONVENTION AT DANvTLLE.
Let the friends Of the cause in all that re-
gion observe the notice in another column.
Let there be great convocation on that
day which gives freedom, and light, and
life, to half a million Of our race, and fur
nishes another instance of the triumph Of
immediate over gradual emancipation, and
brings in another food OF light upon the
darkness Of this Republic.
The last Vermont Chroricle comes to
the Telegraph Office with the inside form
blank. If il goes to its subscribers in the
same condition, all the better for the cause
of truth and human enlargement.
"A late Democratic convention, held at
Chelsea, passed'th following resolution:
."ResoIved, That we, as Democrats,
consider slavery to be moral and potit-
ical evil. and therefore pledge ourselves
to use all constitutional exertions for its
abolishment.'
pBrother Guilford's communication, next week
1t is too lengthy go in the inside Of the same pa
per with the long article in the present.
John Lord, agent of the Peace Society," is said to
be lecturing in Vermont at the present time.
Congress has been increasing the st anding army
4,5OO, making it amount now 1900.
NCpESS