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

THE LABoR1NG POPULATION MIR.
Prentiss of Mississippi, in his Boston
speech, says, THE LABoRING PoPULA+l
TON OF THIS COUNTRY MEAN TO LIVE
TOGETHER AS ONE PEOPLE, So say
the Abolitionists, and SO says justice, and
reason, and humanity. Colonization a.
lone lifts its forbidding growI, and declares
that it cannot be and shall not be. We
thank Mississippi for the molto, and will see
that i: is not forgotten.-Emancipator.
The Legislature of New Hampshire
has appropriated S15, 900 for the education
of the Deaf and Dumb,-Sl5,OOO for the
Blind, and have appropriated thirty shares
of the capital stock of the New-Hamp-
shire Bank, the property of the State, to
The erection of an asylum; for the Insane,
! to be made over to an association formed
for the purpose. whenever they shall ex-
hibit to the Governor satisfactory evidence
that the sum of $4,000 has been raised
for the same object from other sources.
ST.. LOUIS, July, l2-&eamboat Ac-
cident.-An explosion took place on board
the Rio, yesterday, few miles above our
city, by which one man, Uhe colored stew
ard,) was killed, and five children scalded
two of them severely. The wounded
were brought down in the small boat tc
the taI.-BuIletin.
D1sBANDING OF THE CANADA Mill.
TlA-It is stated in the Detroit Free Press
of Monday, from source which that pa
per says may be relied on, that an expires.
reached Sandwich the day previous, from
Toronto, with orders to the co,nmandan
to disband the militia on the frontier, and
to draw off the regular troops into the Lon
don district.
ZONE IDEA"-Some of our friends who
think a5olsionists are always" men of one
idea," might have discovered-had they
heard Alvan Stewards temperance lecture
bath evening, that some abolit:onists are
men of-at least-two ideas!-F.0f Man
EFFECT OF ABOLITION MOVEMENT:
UPON THE SouTH.-We have daily evi
dence that the pure princi pies of universe
liberty promuI gated at the North, are find
ing their way to the consciences of inhabt
ants of sIavehoding states. A gentleman
in Florida is making arrangements tor thu
emancipation of several hundred slaves
and has written letter to a colored citi
zen of Philadelphia, informing him of hi
| purpose. WHITTIER
High AND Low-In Alabama they Lynch t.
,, death man for delivering an abolition
lecture For stealing a horse, they give
|, him IS lashes and time to decamp. Liber
ty and equality, forever - Kentucky Star
THE MoRMoNs.-lti is stated 1.-THE Can
ton, Ohio, Repository that this people, tc
the number of about 500, with 81 Wagons
filled with furniture, cattle, &C. have LEI
Geaugl county, on their way to the "prom
ised land IN Missouri" They pitch thei
tent in the open field at night, after the
manner ofthe ancient IsraeIites.
The Cherokee lands in N. Carolina
are to be sold on the LIST Monday in Sep
TENDER next, at Franklin, Macon county
N. c.. by order of the State Legislature
The lands are nov vacant,-the Chero
KEGS having been all removed.
The bills ofthe Woodstock Bank, Wood
stock, Vermont, are received at the Suffolk
| Bank. Boston Press.
A new edition of Webser's large Die.
tonary is proposed, in the 8vo form, to be
issued in II numbers, at 8 each to sub
scrbers.-Boston Press
The name of the seaman drowned on
Sunday morning last, was VIM. Jones.
lie belonged to Vermont. Boston Press.