Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-26
For the Vermont Telegraph.


Ordained, as pastor of the Baptist church
in Poultney, on Thursday, Dec. 20, velona
R. HOtchkiss, recent graduate Of Hamilton
Literary and Theological Seminary.
Reading the Scriptures and Introductory
Prayer by Prof d. Hascall, of Rutland
Sermon. Mark xvi, Is, 16, Rev C. A. Thorn
as, of Brandon. Consecrating Prayer, Rev.
R. Bryant, of Granville, Ny. Charge,
Rev. S. G. DiIlaway, of Granville, N. Y.
Fellowship, A. Haynes, of Rutland.
Charge, to he church, Rev. H. f. Baldw in:
of Hartford, N. Y. Closing Prayer, Rev.
J. Delany, of Ticonderoga, N. Y. Hymn
and Benediction, by the candidate.
The day was fine. The exercises were
such as 10 give universal satisfaction TO a
large and attentive audience. The music
was performed by well instructed choir.
which is deserving Of high commentator,
for the taste and spirit with which the vari-
Gus parts were performed.
ARUs HAYNES, Crk of Council
GAG-LAw AeAiN.-It will be seen from
the journal of Congress, that the passage Of
resolutions, subversive Of freedom Of speech.
has been among the first acts of the House
of Representatives. II is one Of the mos,
outrageous acts ever committed by the le-
gislature of a republican government. The
infamy of the deed is blackened, If possible
by the consideration that it was conceived
projected, and urged forward 10 consumma-
ton, by Northern mana recreant New.
Englande What folIy-what iniatuatiou
what madness has seized the man who
supposes that such deeds of darkness are to
Withstand the light Of the nineteenth cen.
fury. 1t would be as rational to set about
averting the effects of the coming yerpal
sun, on the snow and frost that now en-.
chain the northern hemisphere.
"BIBLE AGAINST SLAVERY" This
invaluable pamphlet has been carefully
revised by the author, and enlarged by
the addition of "a pages of new matter
making 1t a much more complete and sal,
Isfactory calculation of the tea things O.
the Old Testament on the subject OF slave
~. Price Is cents.
/ IL BY Standing rule of the Execu-
tive Committee, every minister or theoloq
lcal student, is entitled 10 a COPY of thi.
work. gratis. on his OWa GYplicafion.-
Emaneipator.
Mail me copy of the revised editioa-do, broth
er, and except thanks.
Gambling has become a crying sin in
the land, and should be frowned upon no
less by the patriot, than by the christian-
no less by the friends ofsocial order, than
BY The laws of virtue and humanity-Bib
lieaL Recorder.
Who would expect such production a, N,
above from pen that defends American slavery
But SO it is. Verify, men will strain at gnat and
yet swallow a camel.
Not probably, that look upon gambling viii
less adherence and detestaton than the editor O
the Biblical Recorder-but that look upon slave
ry with more.
AMERICAN ANNALS oY EDUCATION
Contents ofthe Dec. NO.-Schools of the
Ancient Jews; School Education in Scot
land French Notions of Education In
portance of Defining in Common Schools
Boston Primary School Rooms; Menia
Precoclty ). Family Discipline; Semina.
rry for Domestics Management; Amer
lean Common School Society; Literary
Plagiarism; Home Education; MiscelIa.
ny; Index to Volume VIII.
Connection. In the first paragraph Of my re-
marks, following the extract from the Baptist Rec
ord, last week, the word "extruvagance" ought to