The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02
From the Nashville Banner
NTATTERSALLS1 DEPOSITORY.
Jan. l, 1880 l 2m

! To Preachers.-I hesitate not to say that sermons
preached with design keep abolition cut of the church
will be productive of little good Abotionists will
profit by themhe opposers certainly will not-nnd
the position which have taken be correct to wits that
ABOLITION IS THE CAUSE OF GcD, advantage will ac-
crue to no one without it be Satan, by opposing it
Why then will ministers and elders and church members
endeavor stop the progress of this cause?-Freemdn
| The Gag.-We are not dsheartened. We feel assur-
ed that this is the last time that such resolution can pass
the American House of Representatives Let the enemy
make the of it. has been carried now solely by
the 20 representatives of sldpe property and by those
dough faces of the North who have been rcbuked and
defeated by their constituents the late elections and who
will again have opportunity to sell the rights OF
their felow-citizens for southern votes-l6m
Deeds not Uords.-The news of the passage of the
resolution published in morning papers on the
4h inst and the morning had the satisfaction
of forwarding John Quincy Adams, petition against
lit, signed by 220 of our cltzens.-lOid
Population of Geore ia-The census Of the State of
Georgia for the present year shows population of Co.,
l73. In 1881 the population was 5347l6 Increase in
years l2S 457. White population in 1885 393, i9o-|
in 1884, 300 ,S35increase 1855. Coored population
in 1885, 26S ,5l2-in 1884, 223, SSlncrease Al ,631-
The the whole population in years p per
the white, and 20 per cent on the coored popua-
ton,
Candidates for Objective have seen it stated that
there fory-one candidates for the Office of Chaplain to
Congress at Washington. If that is truo would adj
the thirty of them who disappointed, if they
find other business, to into of the dest-
tue regions in the West, where there no opposing
candidates. and where if faithful and devoted there is
much arer prospect of seeing the results OF their labors
than there is in electioneering at Washngton,-Cross
RecprocaL-The correspondent OF the Journal of Com
states that Wise talked of putting down the abo
tionists with "cold steel and Duponts best gunpowder
and yet he tells that his speech was "ELoQUENTLY
REc1pRocArED by THE REV, Dr.. BErHuNE."
Comment is unnecessary,-I6td,
A convention of Wings in Rhode Island has nominated
the Hon William Sprague for reelection to the office OF
Governor, and Joseph Childs for Lieut. Governor.
From observation-disclosures Porter was inauguratcd
on Tuesday. Francis B. Skunk appointed Secretary
of State, and Ovid Johnson, Attorney-Genera!.
The Chicago Democrat gives account Of very dis
tressng accident. A boy in leading horse to water,
tied the halter about his The horse became fright
ened and miles, dragging the boy by his side
The lads head was dashed entirely to pieces
The Moynorites.-We learn from the Inteligencer of
lexington Kv that the Legislature of Missouri have ap
propated thousand dollars for the relief of the dest
tute and suffering Mormon women and children of Da-
vies and Caldwell Counties, Missouri.-.N T. Union
Herald.
Prospect of Dissolung the Union-The Washington
Statesman contains the following announcement, which
has very obvious bearing this great point:
cat Fort Hill, S. c., by the Rev. Mr. Potter Mr. Thorn
G. Clemson, of Philadelphia, to Miss Anna, daughter
of the Hon. ]. c. Calhoun.
New York city has eighty two hourlshing public schools
with II 900 pupils Yet there supposed to be near
20 900 children between the age of five and fifteen, who
do from neglect Of parents and guardians attend any
school. These are the materials for juvenile crime
~. Y. Epe. Star
"NIl Desperandun. ''--.Ntrer gire 1t up Girls
Mr. John Ayrenen lately led to the altar IN Philadelphia
Miss Rhoda Grayson after continuous codrshp of hr-
four years! This shows what may be done five only
stick to it,
Poughkeepsie Wool Market Jan. II. The eastern
manufacturers have purchased $4,000 lbs of fine fleece
wool SO LIZ cash. the only operation of the week
in pulling nothing done, yet hore is an active demand
and it is held at advance, say so cents for No. L.
The bill to repeal the laws restricting the issuing of
small bills has passed both branches of the Legislature of
New York In the Senate by vote of rs to 2. and in
the Assembly III to 6.
Congruity-Henry A. Wise, fresh from fighting the
battles of slavery in the Copto made speech, euogistic
of colonization Southern society, and as the friend of
Southern Institutions and Bethune followed in appreciation
Of the speech of the Vrginian.'--i6'd
Fire broke out in Haverhill street. Boston, Thurs
day last--thermometcr below zero--whch resulted in
the destruction Of large number of buildings Loes