Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-01

Stuart and Geo. Ihompson. England
can spare them now. d, Jamaica can spare
them. Their works will now have pre-
ceded them. The fruits of their labors
are known and read of all men: Our
Connecticut and Massachusetts governors
have examined the results and found them
beneficial The president Of Andover
Theological Seminary (whose prudence
is unquestioned) does not scruple to &C.
knowledge the glorious results of West
India. emancipation, which every body
knows to have been secured by the labors
Of such. men as Charles Stuart and Geo.
Thompson. The time then, has fully
arrived. to invite again to our shores the
men who have been so much vili6ed
among us, and whose isbors have been
found 50 effective in behalf of the op-
pressed slave. The South should be
shown, and the world should be shown
that the phiIanthropist once hunted from
our Northern shores is welcomed back
again, and received with respect and ad-
miration. Northern character, nav, the
character Of the patton requires this at
our hands. AS landmark in the prog
ress Of civilization and liberty, and aboI-
tionism, It would be worth much, after the
darkness through which we have been
wading. We say, then, let every friend
Of human freedom reitcrale the call for
Charles Stuart and George Thompson"
Friend of Man.
second the motion. The time has fully come,
when the voice OF universal philanthropy calls for
the return to the United States of these spirits who
have so effectually moved all England.
TIE FIFTH Annual REPORT OF THE
AMERICAN ANTI-SLAvLRY SOCIETY has been
received. u makes $50 pages octave. The
contents, below, will indicate the value of
! the document:
NTENTs.
Business Meeting-RoIIo of Delegates -
Officers of the Society-Anniversary
Meeting-Speech of James g. Birney,
Esq.-Speech Of Edmund Quincy, Esq
Speech Of Dr. J. McCune Smhh-Speech
Of Gerrir Smith, Esq-Speech of AIvan
Stewart, Esq..-L,'tter of Hon. John O.
Adams-'rreasurer's Report Auditors
Report-ExecutiVe Committee.
FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT
New Societes-t'ubIiCato gents
improvement of colored Peep Ie-Petl
tons to Congress and Safe Legislatures
Appointment Of Observation-Disclosures
MES of Religious Bodies-Methodis, Epis-
copal Church-Presbyterian Church
Political Changes-Vermont Resolutions
Gig Resolution in the United States
House Of Observation-Disclosures
Of Messrs. Calhoun AMI Morris-Vote on
the Liberty OF the Press-Annexllion Of
Texas-Mississipp Rssolu.ions-S ,nator
Preston's threat and testimony (Note)-
Charleston Mercury-Slavetrade in Tex
as Neg citation for the purchase of Tex
as Efforts Of Mr.. Benton-Houston s
Conspiracy-Move of Gen. Gaines
Mexican Envoy Extraord'narv-Mes-
sa ge Of President Jackson-Auitude OF
| President Van Buren-Reso utlOns OF
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures decls-
ions-Lettpr of Mr.. Bullock-CoIored
suffrage in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| metropolitan doctrine, examined
Course Of Mr. Lovejoy in Missourl-Per-
secution at Alton-CoIonizaton and Anti
Slavery Meetings Meeting Of the %
and Sd Of November Murder Of Love
ioy-Trial Of the defenders OF the Press
t--PIan Of the Observation-Disclosures
showing the probability Of success-Tes-
Ftimony from the West Indies-CessIon oil
the Northwest TerrItory-Tes'l nony oil
State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF foreign
colored seamen, (Note) british Eman-
cipation Prospects Of the HaytIan Re
pubIic-AIeasures recommendations OF
Societies.
"THe Cross and Baptist Journal IF the
Mississippi TaIIsy," hitherto published al
Cincinnati, Ohio. by N. S. Johnson, and ed
tied BY J. Stevens, is sold and transferred tc
George Cole, late professor in Granville In
stilution, who will hereafter publish the pa
} per at Columbus, Ohio. II is stated that the
'ex-publisher "has paid out more than st1
thousand dollars beyon what he has rece'V
ed-only a small portion of which he has the
prospect Of receiving from those who arr
still in arrears" This is really too bad.
PRoeR Ess!-The New 7 ork OoSerV
er and Vermont Chronicle have, at length
come Cut in favor of immediate, 10 prefer
, ence 10 gradual emancipation. " NJ
}, would have predicted this, four years ago
!, Friend Of Man.
Is il so, Messrs. Tracys7 Does trIen'
;. Goodell, OF the Friend Of Man, correcti!
i understand yon7 No shutting. No evasion
Yea7-or Gay?
!, The coronation of Queen Victoria too
!, place at Westminsier Abbey in London, OF