Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-09

! PRoPosALs FOR REsuMING THEwEEK-
LIZ PUBLICATIONS OF THE GENIUS OF u
i UNIVERSAL EMANclPATIoN.-Bv BENJA-
MIN LUSDY.-The editor and proprietor
4 of This work has concluded TO resume its
weekly publication, in the State of Hi
noss The particular place Of location is
not yet determined on, but will be made
known when the first number of the Six
teenth Volume shall appear. If practi-
cable, that Number will be issued in the
early part of July, next, (ls3a.)
AS the character of the "GENlus OF
UNIVERSAL EMANCIPATION is we'll
known, throughout the United States, it
| is, perhaps unnecessary to say much in
explanation thereof The work has been
published, at different places, and in vari
Gus forms, nearly seoenteen gears 1t was
commenced in.l82l; issued few months
liz Ohio; nearly three years in Tennes-
see eight years in Maryland and the Dis
trict of Columbia; and the residue of the
period, stated, it has been published, irreg
u!arIy, in the city Of Philadelphia. Dur
ing the whole Of this period, the princi
piles maintained. the measures proposed,
and the prime objects of the publication,
have been the same. There has been no
change of opinion on the part of the Ed
itor-no alteration in the general course
pursued by him,-and none is contemplate
ed.
1t mayb proper, however, to state more
explicitly, for the information Of those
who have not made themselves. acquaint-
ed with the work, that its principal de-
sign has ever been, and will continue to
| be, the advocacy of Free Discussion; the
TOTAL ABOLITION OF SLAVE
RY and the firm establishment of the
constitutional, lnGtienable, und 'umicer-
sal RIGHTS OF MAN. These objects are
sought to be accomplished by the promul-
cation of facts and rguments-by moral
suason-by appeals to the reason, justice,
and reflection, of the people and their rep
resentatives. A strict neutrality is o.
served, with respect to the general doc
trines and proceedings of religious sects,
and political parties, under their present
organizations yet the acts of both indi-
viduaIs and associations of whatever name
or standing, are considered fit subjects Of
scrutiny and criticism, so far as they may
have a bearing upon the question Of
slavery.
This paper will contain full report of
all the official proceedings of the Illinois
State Anti-SlaVery Society, with notices,
&c of local societies, and such other orig.
inal and selected matter, connected with
the all absorbing question of Emancipa-
ton in America, as may be deemed in
structive and entertaining 10 its readers
A small department will be appropriated
to the MUSES., and to literary notices, &c.
The most important domestic and foreign
news, of a general nature, and few ad-
! vertisemenis, will also be inserted.
TERMS OF PUBLICATIoN.-The GEN
JUS OF UNIVERSAL EMANCIPATION will
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imperial sheet, and folded in the Quarto
form, making eight pages, with four COL
unns to each page, of common newspa-
per width.
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ISOLATION, who may remit ten dollars will
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time volume of the work will be COM
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and index, in order that it may be bound,
for preservation and reference.
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Letters, communications, &c. for the
editor, must be addressed to BENJAMIN
LUNDY, Hrnnepin, Putnam County. H.
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Editors. friendly to the cause of human
rights. are respectfully requested TO give
the foregoing few insertions, for, at least,
a conspicuous notice,) and the favor will
be reciprocated
Vermont ANTl-SLAVERY DELEaA-