Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-17
VERMONT TELEGR H.

WAYS known, and made known, the pretext
of their organization to be, the wrong-head-
edness and wrong heartedness Of the COM
nuunifu-and more particularly certain intu-
entail classes in community; and among
these classes there is no other one class
that has so much responsibility in the mat
ter as the professedly Christian church,,
Let the church and community IN general
be brought 10 do their duty in the case, and
we have one grand Anti-SlaVery host that
would trample slavery out of existence at
the first onset.
Below is the extract from the Recorder,
followed by comments from brother Wright
IF the aboltionists see that men can
write and speak on the subject, without
the aid of Anti-Slavery Societies-can
vote without instructions from Anti-Slave-
ry committees and conventions-can pub
lish books, without branding them with
the stamp of an odious association, fore
closing their general circulation al the
South,-that our thousands of newspapers
and periodicals, finding their way to thou
sands of counting rooms, workshops and
fresdes, can be made to circulate the
healthiul pulse of the North, in its free
and natural course, throughout the whole
| country,-they will begin TO attach less
consequence to their organization, than
> Ithey now do, and let it fall, very likely,
II into disuse; perhaps, more Summarily,
: knock it in the head
Excellent physician Valuable discov-
cry! The nail hit precisely on the head
Only let this medicine be thoroughly ad-
: ministered, and the terrible organization
l. remedy shall go like the pills and pow.
ders of the recovered sick man. Adolf
tionists themselves are tired and sick O
a. the remedy and only perseyere with it be
cause the disease is about ten million times
worse.
Now let every mothers son of the fire.,
North arise and grid himself to this work
p Let him take hold as man, citizen
to and Christian. We see how it will &c
or Forgive US for kindling up little wit
n the vision.
+ Here are our ministers, set apart as tn
- very conduit pipes of divine truth-foun
: aims to the people of that holy doctrin
% which IS to make heaven upon EARTH
With one consent they come before thei
Dr. people, and declare, lnasmuch as the low
| | | of God is involved in, and can ONLY b
he exempifed by the love of man, we sha
ar now take up the whole subject Of SLAYER,
:. in the pulpit. We shall show what til
~ Bible really teaches about i, comparin
le' scripture with scripture from Genesis
er' Revelation. And accordingly they wip
he off from the divine polity given by Nose
ad, the foul crime charged upon it by th
IN pro-slavery commentators of sanctionin
M property IN men. They bring out its gel
iii erous, free, republican spirit They ope
the store-houses of those ancient masle
IDS of song and the Tyre, the prophets of II
ent living God, and bring forth anti-slaver
on fire enough to thaw out the old north pc
uld ITSELF They come down victorious
m through the life and teachings of Hi
- who died for us a slaves death-on
slaves cross, and who hath set day
" which he will inquire of US all what Y
rec have done for those he has chosen to NAL
ist- His representatives. And finally, tn,
ats, wind up the argument in the sunshi
on which fell upon the primitive church
mi church in which sla0es stood up in t
rho recovered dignity of manhood shown
:, that heaven is not more opposed 10 he
d. than is Christianity to slavery. In I
MI course. of this argument the prejudice
caste-mean and cruel poisoner of sou
div offspring of pride, cowardice and c
tho night-fits away into the congregation
hobgoblins, satyrs and dragons of t
""- pitt The colored man rises Into t
our warm circle of brotherhood. He is gre
lat- ed with tears There is a solemn a
I'M heartfelt recognition of his claims, viii
ele- is made for time and eternity. o Chr
mid ianity, thou art disenthralled | Sla
l.. holding shall smite It's knees together
- thy tender but awful rebuke La all /
why solemn convocations, and feasts of 10
ne and deliberative councils there shall be
no voice for the oppressed millions-a vol
,rm- distinct, simple, unwavering-like
llar. voice of God to his SHINING children.
nv Before it, every superficial. hypoc RITZ
tho and lying renedy,-every thing short
80. hearty repentance and downright hon
:, rave justice on the soil shall vanish away.
Iist- much for one heaven born but abused
than stitution-the pulpit.
piles -
Their For the Vermont Telegraph
,ea3- TEMPERANCE.
The third and last position to Whit
A. ask your attention is, All arho pote for !