North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-15


= by Her .Naiesty's Gorernmcaf, aud tht
y some one will call on you about the lot
! OF I7ib. and accompany YOU 10 Windso
Much, fellow Republicans, has been sal
= about British gold aud British influence /
y the United States Can you be induced {
: believe that your government will secretl
III combine and confederate with The British
e TO prosecute, harrass and Cypress the IN
fortunate Canadian refugee who for III,
high crime OF thinking for himself, fol
speaking as your fathers spoke, has been
, driven among you, and who asks no more
: than a resting place., home where he may
enjoy the birth-ugh! Of man. Lives there
in this Republic an old fashioned patrio,
OF Bunker's Hill and Bennington What
would he have said, when he heard of the
horTld butchery OF American Citizens, Of
the cursed outrage upon his country's flag
at SchloSser had il at that time been
whispered in his ear, that before IS months
should elapse the officials (not the people,
oil the l. ). would enter into partnership
with The blood thirstyColborne for the pur-
pose OF prosecuting an unfortunate indivi-
dual, who once possessed sufficient Of this
worlds goods TO defend himself and his
cause IN Windsor, against all the wicked
Vaccinations Of the British Government.
but who is now reduced almost to beggary.
Would not the grey headed patriot at
that time have turned from such inlorma-
lion with disgust Yet this as a fact; and
a TACT that ,ctH be proved 10 every honest
man who will open his eyes and read.
And 6ehttleing and htmiliating as it NAV
be, fear it is all for the wretched and
vain purpose Of appeasing the wrath of the
. hungry British lioness." | am persuad.
q that the liberty loving citizens of Yer
mont, when they shall have canddly ex.
lmlned the subject and ascertainel that q
he above is fact, will all as one, cry out
the language of one Of old, ooh that Il
ny mead were waters ard mine eyes foun- =
am oil tears" that might weep over the :
'anlng and departing Liberties for which I
~ father fought on Bunker's Hill and 4
bennington. But when they come to y
now as | do, that This is a partnership az p'
Ir that the I. States on their part fur al
Sh the prosecuting Attorney, the Marshal, OF
le Judge, the Court House and the Pri- tn
m, and that Her Majesty furnishes the m
Illnesses and the money, & compels them
swear as she wishes, will they expect V,
10 denver myself up under such circum. oh
ances' and that too, after the conditions ba
my engagement have been forfeited, do
ny and for what purpose was this com So,
lalion formed' There is something 50 far
TAKING in its very appearance that Of
ould not be induced to believe it, did | wh
mold IN my hand while writing this let ass
copy Of the original Subpoena, in the the
nd writing of the very Police officer an,
o came into the State for the purpose Of VIII
wing it. :,
I'm hishwayman' robber? or be ]
might assassin? and is it for this that tim
TWO Governments have secretly COM onI,
ed and hunted me? No, fellow Renpb- so
MS! am charged with no such crime pres
~ then, and from whence arises This my
'ety and vigilance The conduct Of the MAJ
ish government can account for. bpt brit
It leave that ofthe US. for ADLER hands EN-
with me acknowledge it is ,cholzy nm.
unfadfe and 'cas totally unexpected
the departed spirits of tie immortal
eTs OF the Declaration of Independence
the defenders of those principles. per ;,
ed to look from their seats in Heaven
the conduct, and into the hearts of the 'cu
who administer the government FL, - .''~'
n they fought and died, IF 50 Tho, II oo
already discovered $780,. % mey dang
and mourned over the unhappy State S
hich the American Republic at this tifv
is last approaching. The blood thirs b.
oIborne has every reason on his mar,
desperate in this affair: he did mt oe''s
before he took his leap, he drove me oiS'
my home, before | was charped with YOU