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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
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de 9cmSbnlih in 9Iprthefen perfauft rerceu,
prrunter fnb Or. Gcrnif d. erprcbtcs
Ntittel Sur Jocilun9 Der 9ulpcncu 9lerr crcf
pilc6. 0r. SaDn's bcrlbmtcs 9)titta aeaen
ben S.utcn [@rpsctcrant], qSnri, SDrne,
paImOhllsifs, Sur 8erbiltlmg Der slu6ircd,
nnna Der Naut OcrSil9lid, gut ;Um 48aft,en
ccr &ineer uno fir oiejcni9cn, oer2n SNinee
I'M faItcn @ctter auflprin9eu. 8alfam ;ur
SrbaItung unb Srforccruns hes gSadlss
tbumS Der S,aare, &c.
GtcufallS; 9fofnen, @urrants uno Sic
trcn fur Dtinspci5 H. b9l. welcbe CT 70 bhlia
pie mb9licl ocrfaufer MIL.
Stctrtalter i'm Qalrbe werbcn rs III ilrcm
8crthrd fncen bel Inn an3urufcn, iacem er
cine GInrithtun9 in Der Nauptitact getrrffen
bat, fprcurdl er ptcle 9IrtiFel iu Siact Y1bcls
IaIe 0reiieu oerfhufen fann.
gIcidlfaII5 70 cben erbaIten:
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Sec. Is. uo-tut
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Sscrs2ctrofbct:

9lm lceten Sruta9, burd, zen Gbrip. jorn.
German, W ilbelm Socurn nit g as
rab ycbe, beioe pUn S1ISbur9.
9lm ndmliden Gage, rurd, reufelbcn, 8 0:
mas 9 d,mib Of, nit W arYSint bci'
DC pcn Wtacln1ie.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Tee. IS.
Omcb aortpat- -8erfauf.


GaS fcl9eube lie9enbe fddebare Giselis
tbum irG onrd, 9Srioatbanbcl al eiebbaber
perfarft ,perbeu, 9els9en in epnn Gauufd)T,
2ed,a @auntD, uimlib:
Gin Stiid Qaub, cntbaltcno 137 altcr Il.
mrhrere 0iuthcn eultiptrtcs eano. Daronf
befinbct iId, Elm speiit6fi8 te6 bcppclteS ,pets
ter9eborote6 Soaus, ncblt StditunA. Sd)cufr,
Sreunhaus uno anbere 9Ebrn9cbduce, @5
itub 40 Sltcr Soclslanb botei; beegleidIcn Gin
pprtrrffliher 8anmgertrn nit iiber pierbiins
bert tra9cnccn S6itbdilmen. Cefslcidben
IIno cine 9eb6riac 9msabI sIter SEieicn tas
bel, upo 1T boS 0anb itterhaupt geh6ri9 nit
flieeenosm 8afTcr mc Snc0cn reidIidI uers
irhen. S1anfIuiii9e fSnncn I'D, eini9e 3ett
BEL bcm lluterItrtetencn melben, ccranfbem
Idaee rpchnt.
stnprca5 Giienbarc.
Tcc. 1S. ra-5It
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
2(uf9eltGctene Court.

@iue auf9eihrbenc WaifemScnrt, Ica gcs
baIten peroerl, am Wicnta9 ben 7tea Sanu'
ar, I'm 10 llbr Scrmitta9S, im Gcnrthnufe,
in Der Staot 9tlcntaun, i'll uuo fur 1rdJa
@auntD, ipcfclbt iId 2Ine, pslde @efddftc
;u perbanocIu baben, ctrfinten m6sen.
Gparlcs Q. Snib.
Gee. Is. uq.--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
2(uf9eIt6cbene Court.

Cine aufgeId'cbrne @prrt bon Commons
Mies, fcl 9ebaIten peroen, am Wpnta9 een
7teu Sauuar, nm llhr 8ormitta9s, in benz
ScurtbduIe, III ber Stdot 9tllentaur, q in
mo fur eerba @ntrtD, ipann imo pcfclbit fId)
Hac, ipcld,c @cihdfte gu ucrbanbcln babeil
einftneen m69cn.
Scie SamuelS, l1rotb.
Tee. Is. n1-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Mlrttpreiie in Nbilabelpbi1.
@on OO1cntaa, cen IG. Dec

SOn Wouta9 cen IS. Dec.
Slauer s5 60, 9icaocnmchl 81, q3eIfd,s
fcrnmebI SO 62bes Sdrrel 9cIbrs 98clitjs
form 50-52 @ents, 9icggeu 6S-70. Bai;en
81 l0-I7. SIcelameu So, Slad,5Il amen
81 l0-15. Sebl, Die 9allcn 62 @ts.
bJ% sIIte rbi9e @rcpufte fInb an, SaiIcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Oefcntltc1e Slae6rttht.
fenben Scbrrpcr,

3tcnben SNmrpcr !
VS..
Tan. &urR, Scbn Sune,
Saeob .. !Stune, cScicph
Runt, Tan. 0rcs une
Gdtharind, icine Srau,
Tan. SdlmcDer, Saccb Sh oer Senrt ,.
Grrrler uno Marp 9uuL Som1. plies fr.r
( Nruu, Gam. Shmcys Eena s"nr..1 ..
er, ShmrDcr, Gil9. Necerhtc.r Germ.
Sd,nrycr, Sen. Sd,mcDs 1889, go. 81.
or, & llp in a Sd,moDer,
s!nua Maria Sd)mn1er / 1889, Cccem. 5,
Gmelina Sd)mcn:r, Sos S:moamcut Aupb.
rdb 9tmrlie GI,,mcnrr. lNartitic fat unb
glN: S6n'cyJtr unb Sens emellnterInd,un9
)am'h z ,omcper, 9barl. prn Der epnrf cr'
SH.ew,drb. mo Sorah ( laubt, all Die Srt.
T;rou. RiQiom IRcftr. II, 81 ilbcrlicfcrn bis
Sarab icire Tvlu, alnna Scbruar'Gcrmin
Tm(. ShmcDcr. Sorab 1910.
ShmpDcr, Scnat Srcis
uiq, uno @lilabctb, feiue
Trdu, peter ShmcDcr,
QBm. Sd,mpDer, CamcS
Stmrpcr, Saccb Sunk
II. Vrtcr ShmoDer, ~.
9ietmct Stadt, eas am 5. Gag Ccccm'
bcr, 1889, Sib9mcnt bon Ter Scurt erlaubt
,purcc III cbi9er Sade, gum Scrtheil ocn eem
Std9er 9tnten SfmcDer, 9c9en Die rben be'
namte Scflagten, fir eirlcn nn9ethcIlten utcr'
;cbnten Ibcil bon ecm @i9cnttunl, weld,es
Der 8ldaer ocrscbratbt bar, une pslches ete
Court crlaubte cine llnterlutan9 81 halten
uno Sefehl Sur Gbrtluu9 Su gebcn. Bobrt
cincm jcocn Cit She'll sutommt NIelsr Se'
febl lit Der @curt suritfsuierccn bic Sen Sc'
brudrsScrmtn 1910. QSclher crla9ter Ses
fehl Zen Sdleriff beffehlt, spDlf CUTE nno Ice
gale Burger ;u nchmeu, nit thner altt eds
@i9cnthum cria9ter partet Su gcben, lte9eno
in SciphtI Sduuldlip uuo gum ShcI III u.
QShcithda GdunIdltp, eed)a Sannty, entbals
tenb bd6 cine I62 2Idfr nro 100 Huthcn,
unb 6 prcSeut 3u9abc; cas aneerc 40 9lder
uuo 80 9luthcn, NIT 6 prcsent 3u9abe, ifo'
6eub an 9ano bon Midbdcl Teibcrt, phtltp
Deter, Martiu Scmel, leethcrisen peter
Se6tel, uuo e6tberi9cn Wlidhael Streep nit
ecm 3uaeb6r-am Samita9c ten litcn Scbs
ruar, 1910, III @c9cnmart Der parteien, &C.
nm oalelbit Serthcilun9 uue SddEnn9 Def
iclben gu MAIDEN, ipic III ecm eria9ten Sc'
febl aemelcrt miro.
3ufpl9e bicie6, ipirb eiEc SnquiiIticn eurd,
MIDI anf Dem otcn crla9trH @iScnthum 9ebaIs
ten ipcrcen, AM Samlta9e ben lien Sebrll'
ar, u. .. 1910, nm cine SdldBun9 nno Scr'
thcHung hes @i9entbunS 81 Ttadlcn, anf eie
sIrt uHo 9Seife fpie id, becrecrt bin, llue eab
Der cria9te Scfehl all Den Sebrnar'2crmtnL
1910 Surud eritattet mirb, rcn ipetd)cm allies
ale tnterebtrte pcrlcnen Stad. nchmen per'
ben.
cyru. .. A1fccfer, S6eriff.
Cee. is. na-6nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Gel,eriffs- -o5crftufT.

en- strait unterfd,ictlid,er all mid, eeridb.
fefer Scfcbe BON @enDitirni @rpcnas, ,pirr
ctfentiid, gum Sertauf ansetpten fpereen, an
bem SHauie Ucn @ eorac 9 dlneieer,
in SuosDbetbna 3aunid,ir, eeha 9auntp,
am Wcnta9e ben 13ten Sanuar uatltens,
nm 10 llbr Gprmitta9s:
Gin serpiijer Grid 9lrb,
lie9enb i'll eowhia Gauuldip, i'll erIa9tem
GauutD, ifrBeno au eano BON peter Soaas,
5aecb 9iupp mo anecre, entbalteno As sIfer
-4zzA ncbr pecr meni9cr, uctit benz 3ls
6S4 sEi iH geh6r; ncrauf III errihtet, ei!t
So = shS rjnsito tfigtcS Slrdbau5 NIB cine
E-zs--sf'>s-S-.' groGc Srdm Sdlcuer; ein gutter
SaHm9artrn tefineet fIdb anf Dem eante uno
Gin 9Salieritrrbm fiesct Dor Der 3bnrc bes
SSaiiIcS pprbei. Gas 2ano III Iekr tcquem
in 9Bicfn, pflu9s rI,b Sel5lano ein9cthcilt.
Glu9escgcn uno IN grccution genrmmen ale
ea5 @i9entbum ocn Deter 9 dne Il
b c r, jun. ...... ........
Sim Oisnita9 BEN 14ten Sanltar ,lidifens,
nm 10 llbr 9ormitta9e, an Dem lau(e pom
q br y Il IN Sj ugiper, III Der Staot
9llIcutann, rptro rfcnt!ih gum 8crfauf an9es
bptrn iverecn: ...
Cine 9eipllle SCtte 8rlnp,
lic9cnb in Der beia9ten Stabt 9laentaur,
ilcerno u6rclid, all cine Qctte bon @rcSban;
uuo Dliler 6tlit an Die 9Ilteu Stra6e, ino'
lid, all Die @btm Stra6e, uno weitlih an eis
ne 6ffentlide 9lleY; eutbaltcuo in Srrnt all
Der stnen Straee 90 Sus, NIB IN Der Stefc
$50 Sue; auf wcltcr lit errtd)Ict, etn stpeis
9rszA it6di9trs SIrf 9Sobnbdns, cine
f:MtfEs 9rr6e Sdcncr unc duf rpcld,rr ets
EiiiS ni9e ihdebare 9lcpfcIbdumc iId, bcs
sz=-As--=s fnoru, ncbit Dem 3u9cbor. @tns
9c;c9en uno III grrcuticn 9eltculmcn ais oJ6
GiQenthNm pcn s 0 bn 9 h m , t ule
9runobemchrer.
Ourh eircn 8efcbl Der Curt bon Gcnrs
mon Nlea6 ocS bela9ten @auutp6, tptro of
fcntlid gum Scrtaut du69cboten rpcreciL an,
Yfittmcd) DEN l5ten Sanuar 1dhtenS, tim
10 llbr SOrnlirta9s, auf oem plaee lclbif, III
epnn Gannltip, oes erIa9ten GanntYs:
Cine 9clpiBe Dlautaid)G
rtcr Strid) 2auo, 0ele9cu tbeifpeiie in QDnu
Taunfhip NIB theils in 9llbdnD Gannld)ip,
Werfs SauntD, itrGcnb an 2nno oru Midael
&uufcl, Mharl Srcbff, Sobn Camp, Sphn
Slicrmalo II. anrercr, entbaltcno $50 2lder,
mcbr rSer wruigcr auf 'iprld)cm it crridbs
gvvA tet, ;iprt 2siftfigtr Slccf: 9Hphus
ff:::sTA tduier, uuc cine 9rpse ncue SdIcus
iisiy3er, tbeil5 Stcincn unb Sr6m err
sssss1'--s9@ bnuct, glridlfall6 cine SsibcrprcBe,
nit @iurihtuu9ea fir cine Srcunerei ciu
prdhrigcr Saum9arten bcfncct ith a f ocin
@iQcrtbum uno eiu berrlid,tr Wafrritrcbm
fieBt prr ben Slduiern orrbei. So6 2anb
beitebt III un9efihr so 2Ider prm tciten S1rl;s
lamb, uuo ra6 ubriae it lehr tcquem III @ies
len NIB plu9lanc, cas in 9utcm 3uitanee 1T,
cin9etheilt. = Gtn9esc9cu unc in @rccuticu
9encmmeu als cas gi9rrthum bon Sam.el
uno Benjamin 8unfcl, leettin peritc..
ben, alS WitsSciIger.
Sonathan ., 9ltcefer.
S6rriffss9lmt, }
sIaeutdun, 0cc. Is, 1929. no-4t,,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
WlrtDsDal1s 1T berletne,t.

Eps4 sss Ter lpcblrrtaunte Staub
M,SSsSp# aT, c d) San6i, an Der
@ ass zs sIlItlitauner Birdie, ipll lit
Es aa Y 5Ssss, :pripat rerlchnt mereer.--
SZezS1e S|-s'St 0icicr g8trlhehmtssS sStane
ut 10 pcbl tcfanut rurd pas @dmtD, cae
lrcrt9 Eopcn aciagt braltdit perceil ,pe9eR
oel, IN pcrttcilhaftr Gage uuo Sequemlidfeit.
Gas Naus uno bic Stalltn9 (Inb 9rcB uitt
bcqusm. Die Scbm9un9en fcllen billi9 leia.
Cas 9M5cre erfra9e man bci
Sacob Sa9er' n,to 60.
Zee. IS. na-sni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Oefe,ttellCle 25enpl1.

Nttt'2od,e, bcn 1itcn Sonuor, 1910, i'm
III t.nr Srrmitta9s, foil an benz @aithauie
Een 5obnNeu r If ,, in srn9id,wamp
,Launidip, Scrf5 @auutD, fclQenocs bcid,rics
bere Gigentbum bcs llntcrscidnetcn, Offent'
lid) perfauft wcrbcn:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
$40. I.
Cine fbdEbarc 2ctte 2anb,

Jtp. i.
Cine fbiebarc 2otte Sanb,
aele0cn i'll brio9tem Gaunit,ip, 9riuseno an
Qano pcn @ecrge Tenfel mo 9lnbere, ents
baltcno 1Oi 9lder 9utcs Sdulanb, nit cincm
ayzA einitcdi9ten SlcfbduS uuo Slc6s
fs::IfRA itau, ciner @iittrue, uno anccren
Iiis.E Srrtcfrrun9en.
go. 2.
Gin Grid 9uteS loclSlano, entbaltcno Z
9lfcr, mchr coer peni9er, 9rinseub al 0anb
bon @ecr9e Suopia, Ncuridl Meit uuo 9iu'
eere; es lie9t i'll cenicIben Saunihip.
$50. 3.
Bier Gotten SoclSlauo, oelc9cu i'm 9lcifen
Tannld,ip, ardnsenc an qane ocn Ruben II.
Scnatbau SnB uno Slnecre; icee tnthaltcno
5 older, uebr ceer pcnt9tr.
10. 90. /.
Trei Pcttcn Qutc5 JNrtSlaub, 9clegen i'm
uimlidlen Eaunlhip, 9riuScuo all 0ano ton
Siecrgc Ednfsl uho 2Inoere, jeoe eutbaIteno
81 Gfcr.
Gie Seoin9un9en ers 8ertaufs iollsn am
Gage Der 8encn befannt gen,ddlt uno 9ebnbs
rcnbe snfrrartn9 9e9ebcn wcrcrn ,Ucn
Samel O19er.
Den Is. Dec. nq-3m
sT Benu bic Qctte nit cem BcbnbauS
an pbigem Gage nidIt perfduft pire, foG e5
Iceann auf etu Sabr ptrlebnt werben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

Sn Der Court =.
@On'n. pIief fix
Gcda &cur..o D.
Ceeerht:e Germ.
1889, go. 2I.
1889, 0ecem. 5,
'uoamcut 0upr.
partitio fat uno
ciuellnterlud,un9
ppn Der Spnrt crs
laubt, all Die &rt.
81 ilbcrIicfcrn bis
Tcbruar,Tcrmin
1910.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02
THE VOICE OF FRREDO


HOUSE.
Prayer by the Rev. S. Kellogg.
ReSo1utjon.--By Mr.. Miner for joint assembly
Wednesday afternoon, to elect bank commission
err and inspector, agent to settle the concerns oil
VT State Bank, and a reporter of the decisions OF
the Supreme Court passed.
BIS Introduced. BY Mr.. Tcnney, to incorpo-
ate Ncwbury Mill and Manufacturing Co., refer
rcd to com on manufactures. BY Mr. Fisk Of
Warlervile, repeating the militia act of 1887, re-
ferred to select committee ofone from each county
By Mr.. Tyler, to incorporate Granville Turnpike
Co., referred to a com. on Roads and Canals. BY
Mr. Smith of Monkton, altering the name of Ma
rion Lovely ordered to Sd reading.
Petitions.-Of inhabitants of Clarendon and
Cavcndish, referred to Temperance COMMITTEE.
Remonstrance from 20 inhabitants of jamaica,
against the petition of Zadoc Lawrence and 9TH
ers, referred to com. on that subject. OF Elijah
Morse, to com. on Claims.
Reports Of CommiHees-By Com on Military
Affair, on the report of the Quarter Master Gen
eral accepted. BY the Land Tax Committee,
against tax ON Bloomfield, and the petitioners had
leave to withdraw. BY. select committee, on
School fund:
Amount of fund, 3Oth Sept. last, $l32,45O3l
Loaned 10 State S9,3A 81
to individuals secured by
mortgage 34,l25 81
Loaned on personal security, SAIL As
BY select committe on that part of the Govern
or's message relating to the income oftho surplus
revenue, bill relating to common schools-aid
on the table ana made the order for THURSDAY
morning next.
The House resumed consideration of of the res
outions Of Mr., Partridge, relative to vested rights
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02
II. F. LEAVITT.
For the Vermont Chronicle.


EINutual relations of Ministers of the Gospel
Vergennes, Sept. II, 1899.
Rev. ZENAs Bliss,
Dear Sir AS was returning from the Con-
vention at Montpelier, was informed by broth
er in the ministry, that he had seen a letter in the
Vermont Chronicle, addressed 10 me, from your
SELF which reflected strongly upon my conduct.
He stated some particulars. was sorry and felt
grieved, that you should suffer yourself to yolun-
teer such statements and publicly too, believing
as do, that you had not the slightest foundation
for them whatever. And here I would say, at
the commencement, that all you have said by d.
rect assertion, or, indeed, as far as understand it,
rejecting or intending to reflect upon my manner,
of getting into your Meeting House to preach on
the subject of slavery, is false, so far, at least as
am concerned. And if the facts are as | believe
them to be- and suppose you kow them to be, |
think as you reflect upon them, your conscience
will HAYES omething Ola duty to perform before it
will be quiet.
But before proceeding directly to answer the
main topic of your communication, find myself
under the necessity of abiding to other things,
which you have seen fit to lay into this correspon-
dence Why you should do it, cannot conceive,
unless it be to endeavor to make the impression,
that while was so unministerial ungentlemanly
and uncourteous you acted up to the extreme of
oentIenanly and ministerial courteousness, there
fore, my conduct was the more exceptionable.
Now sir, am the last man, to wish to assail
your motive, or TO do, or say any thing that shall
reflect upou you at ALL But inasmuch as you
have laid upon ne the necessity of correcting
your statements, you must thank yourself you
10 not succeed in carrying your poiNt with the
8 Christians of Vermont" in prejudicing them
against me- personally, or the glorious cause with
which am officially and heartily connected, by
reason of any thing did or failed to do in your
,lace.-So much for preliminaries.-I will now
pursue your own order, and remark or reply to
hat part of your preamble to your letter to me in
he Chronicle, which you term "tAe occasiou," of
writing it,
Travelling with Mrs Leavitt' for health, we
cached Hartford my native place, and where |
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02

The Chronicle vaunlingly publishes paragraph
whence derived doth not appoar-describng
terrible battle, not with King Joe Harris, but with
the rum hogshcads in the commonwealth Of IL
beria' So far, SO good, if the story is true What
about the " one Aun2red sets Of s1acl1es" male by
the mechanics of Cape Mesurado fer ironing the
haplcss victims Of the slave trade?
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. s. Kellogg.

lhICi ny NV s. AAGllOSp
PehtaonS-Of Jabez Hazen and others fora fer
ry, recommtted; of Sylyanus Ripley, rccommit-
ted TO com. ofClaims Of D. N. Dewv and others,
of Williamstown, Mass. Ito prevent sale of intox-
cating liquors by the citizens of Vt. to citizens of
Massachusetts, and of Weathersfeld total abst-
ncnce society, referred to temperance committee ;
Of St. Adams Rifle Co., referred to com. on Mill
tary Affairs
ReportS.--By Com. Of Claims, bill to pay Ce-
plus Bailey, and Augusn Clark, for the relief Of
Samuel Simonds, severallv ordered to third read
mg-By select committee against the petition OF
Eadock Lawrence and others, and the petitioners
had leave to withdraw By General Committee
against the bill relative TO approaching persons to
retail spurious liquors, boards of civil authority
who have neglected to assemble for this purpose, to
do it at any time bill supported by Mr. Bard, OPP
posed by Messrs Needham,' Richardson Of W..
Brown, Fisk and Sauborn, and dismissed; by
same COM, against bill 10 establish the east line oil
Brighton, and it was dismissed; by com. on Mill
tary Affairs, bill to pay Kioh Bailey S26, which
was ordered to Sd reading; against the accounts
of VIM, Kidder, L. A. George L. w. Fenton
Isaiah Bacon, field officers Of 10th regiment Rep-
ben Page, jr., Albert Stephens, and Hiram Earle
land they severally had leave to withdraw; by sc.
cct com. the bill to secure bill holders against
loss by the closing of banks, laid on the table
by Land Tax com. against tax on Charleston
Goshen and Bloomington, and the House concur
red; By com. of Ways and Means, against the
petition of |. W. Hubbard for renewal or extern
sion oil his contract with the state, as to the state
prison, ION the ground that this matter would be
better reached in another manner,) and the pcti,
toner had leave to withdraw.
EngroSsc3 Blls-.Repeanc act incorporating
the village of Woodstock, reviving tax on Gran
Vile, sevorally passed.
HTr Butler on leave introduced bill relating to
the state prison, Qor the appointment Of COM
mittee to make contract for letting out the labor
of the state prisoners,) referred to q select CON- OF
three.
The House resumed consideration of the rcso-
Iutions on banks. Mr. Partridge Withdrew his
resolution, against discounts to directors and the
first resolution Of the minority of the committee on
banks was considered
Tst. That mall future bank charters the stock
holders shall be required TO pay in the full amount
Of their capital stock, in gold and silver before they
90 into operation; and shall not, either directly
or indirectly withdraw any portion Of the same, -
Mr. Dillingham; opposed the resolution, when
Mr. Richardson of Waitsfed, moved to strike out
tho words sin full amount of' and "6ct0ro they go
into operation."
Messrs Brown and Butlcr supported the amend
ment and opposed the original observation-disclosures
Miner Chamberlain Partridge opposed the amend
ment and supported the original resolution.
Adj.
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THE VOICE OF FREEDOM.
MONTPELIER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1889.

The following article appears in the Voice of
Freedom" OF 18th inst, being an extract from a
letter to the editor, by the Rev Guy Beckley-
Now be it known to all, that Elliot Cresson
owns large interest in The Colony at Bassa Cove.
and that it is for his pecanjary interest," to get en-
igrants to 60 there; and that every dollar he raj
ses in the free north TO send persons to his colony
is placing money in his own pocket Let Mr..
Cresson deny this if he can"
It might be sufficient to leave the foregoing
charge to the character ofthe accuser and the &C.
cused but Mr.. Cresson having become identified
with the sucscss Of Colonization, and the society
owing to him deep sense Of gratitude, the Board
of Managers of the Vermont Colonization Society
would express their conviction that the charge is
utterly destitute of foundation. The residue of
the communication they leave to the intelligence
of a grateful and generous community They
will add, however, that the services ofMr. Cresson
are wholly gratuitous, and that his expenses are.
borne by himself,
ELIJAH PAINE, President.
). r. WHEELoCK SEC.
In order to rebut the foregoing charge Of Mr..
Becliley against Mr. Cresson it is sufficient to say
that all lands procured from the native Africans,
are purchased by the Colonization Societies by
treaties with the native Kings, and gratuitously
DeStONGu ny liS COCclSS vi luG OUlUulSo, So lndt
no white individual can hold lands there Of
course they cannot be an object of speculation
with Mr. Crcsson,-Vt Chroaiczes
Remarks by the Voice.
So Mr.. Cresson deems it prudent not TO denv
the charge Of our correspondent. The Board of
Managers only express their coaric5ion" so and
so, Wonderful stretch of Jack the Giant Killer
The above, indeed, would seem to be tacit con-
fession Of the charge, which was, not that Cres-
son owned Glands" but that che owns large
pec@niary interest in the colony" This we have
understood to be in the way of trade. The Rev
Mr. BecLlcy, who brought forward the charge,
has our entire confidence as minister of the Cos
pei and man oftruth, When Mr. Cresson deems
it prudent TO meet the charge, .e may expect TO
hear from our correspondent again.
The character" of Rev. Guy Becliley needs no
vindicalion at our hands.
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three to visit the state prison, and make report at
the next session of the Legislature; called UP BY
M y h,itlridge, amended by inserting the name OF
David Chandler in the place of Leonard Sargent,
when Mr. Pierpoint made a statement showing
that ltle or no necessity existed for the appoint
ment Of such committee After remarks by
Messrs kiridge Tracy, TownsIey, Edgeron and
Bowen the Senate refused to pass the resolution
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oIso Car orotinc the revised statutes one copy for
a,,b t,,1o. J,;I on the table. by Mr.. Partridge,
roi.;oa m inquiry as to additional legislation rel
a,;ve n LAYING out roads; passed Mr.. Thorn
as for printing the resolutions adopted relative to
the Militia; passed,
ReDorhs Of ComaajltecSIa favor ofhe accounts
Of Cephus i}aily, J, Bushee and they had leave to
brine in bills Against the accounts OF = Mel
ledy. A. G. Chadwick VIM. &. Ir2sk, Bishop
and Winslow, E. B. Whiting and e. Markham
and thev had leave to Withdraw. BY com. on Mil
itary Affairs, in favor of The petition OF >. d. Gale
and he had leave to bring in bill; against the
hin reiotna to Lamoillo Co. Calvary-aid on the
table hat it is not expeden to increase the num-
her Of surgeons mates and provide for their APP
monument by the commissioned officers OF regl-
mentS. ,
The Senate returned the bill Incorporating
the Memphremagoc literary aad theological sem
mary, with amendments, WHICH were concurred
The resolutions on banks introduced by Mr..
porridoe were made the order for tomorrow
The bill to compensate the superintendent of
the states prison, after some discussion by Mes
srs. Needham, Hodges, Fuam, Brown, and
Closson. was made the order for Wednesday NOR
ming next
The bill to settle the boundary line between
Westminster and Athens, was read 3D. time and
passed
The minority Of the com. on Banks made re-
port which was read, laid on the table, and 300
copies ordered to be printed for the use OF the
House.
Mr.. Partridge called up his preamble and reso,
Iuons relative to vested rights: Mr.. Brown NOV
ed to refer them to a select committee of three
after discussion by Messrs Brown, Partridge and
Chandler the latter moved to dismiss the resou-
tons: after further discussion, it was moved to
lay the motion,to DISMISS upon the table, and make
it the order for Monday morning next, ayes s.,
noes SO, by count The ayes and noes were then
taken-aycs'7 70, noes SO. The question then re-
Cured, shall the resolutions be dismissed? Mr.
Partridge opposed the motion.