Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-11
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not sufficient mind and sound > =
ana continuous resolution TO lsb-.. s-'-
iiy and Systematically, and per.~,
10 provide for the day of rain AMI ','a-.s
ness--and for seasons of scarci.y ~. ,t.s
heiplessness of old age. Too man, r''' To-
men fail TO do this, and the negro co., al &
leit TO his own impulses, livinS IN - 0-1,
OF political degradation and sur
IS sure 10 become enerya,eJ =.
prompted by actual hunger. or = "l-
approach OF II, be will labor for an "a
or day; that gives him the NJ. - 4.
satlatlng his appetite, and enopnb l i,
to buy a sufficient measure Of nit.
liquor to produce intoxication. a.l
he yields himself without an ~
resist i!-becoming in a short lime
Jeci of the poor-house or a tena-. -.
penitentiary-but If, under The srr,.
that their children were bon -
moral and sober people, under Inc a.
dian care OF the Orphans Cop-
ought 10 be required to take bon a'..
humane and moral treatment, by Ill.,.
they come of age, they woull han.
CURED habits of regular labor an, -
siinence, with some pride and s..
moral obligation. which would nal.
useful TO The State, adding to ,..c .-.
of efficient iaborers-so much n.~5
Maryland. That the number nj
blacks should BE-. as much rs ra.
diminished, IS admitted by al s.I
measure would restrain lhe,r ...-
more effectually, than a praa..
marriage between The slave ami NJ. A..
"a connection which is rern,e,r..
cruel in whatever light it may o.. -.-..
ed--pernlcI0us because of the ro---...
their condition. The closer the ccon..
ion between the slave and the frr, r...
the more is tn. condition Of lie f.
aggravated in his own esteem. an.
would not be saying too much 10 .-.
that far the greater number of l!.r.. ..
offencts committed by slaves, are tl.r,
suit OF connections with, or lbs.
by those who are free. Cruel. le.
1t often subjects The slave who nm.
well brought up, and Of good char.
10 the modification and distress of ,..r
hlmselfthe father of a numerous oil.rrs
utterly incapable Of seIf.su2port-sltsa
without medicine-hungry ami r....
bread; so that for their relief, he ns
Steal or starve himself Even The a.s
tIonlSt would unite ia condemnis- =,
union Of the free male with the fI-
slave, because thereby he ads 70
number OF slaves; wi lie the s!gre Fl.
co-hablting with the free ff1.L Ell
mentS the list Of free negroes. AMI r..
TO perpetuate Il miserable ci.ss cd, i4Ip,
The slave is most happy ~ In. soul
ern Safes, where the treatraen, IS ham
| C)-clothing and provisions abund .r .
who!esome;Cj and The discipline s,r..r:l
and where there are no free nf~ra.>
aoolltlonl>ts to mortilv and harra,s H.
keeping them in a state of exci,cmr,,
modification. There is not an inter
that Is rot impaired, by the nr6li..;.-
me free States, and the protection &,
afforded TO slaves, and Gy tie rr,se
and lntercommunion OF the free wiki
slave negro. Even the value Of la
diminished by it. Maryland sar IS .
disadvantages without the alvaa,lc..
slave Stale. The disadvantage ro.ss
IN the reputation Qhe odium nCrlh c. 3.
Deiaware,) Of being slave S,ne ri
capitalists Of the north refuse on ;b.. ..
count to invest in Maryland Ian +. them.
they could buy land in Marylan for y.
an acre, which is intriusical.r worth noa
than theirs, which they could $. tsra.
hundred. Our condition is In fs..lla. Oh
nerher the one, or the Other. AID sa'a
something can be done 10 coruis-5a "a
proSreSs Of tanaticism Oh lbs s,lj.'
a"4 M@5 abuse Of strength aid 5a.ae
injustice achich al1oays tokoirs ifrl.gsa
lie P0Cer, SLAVERY IL NAEyLA>p yr>r
CEASE, L1THER BY SALE. WHILE Ta:
RIGHT REMAINS To TIL. ST.. G.Ia-rs.
Or ERE LONG, by FORGED --.A%ciss
TON Virginia, oncr proud AMI ink
pend2n: Virginia, ALREADY ha,f ca.ie.
The north, will soon take her piece Is D..
Jf0nt'eT slare State; Maty,a1l will bel
southern principles, eaten out by uas:..F-
men, VIII then assume to her to-. IT. ..aaa
that Pennsylvania now bears 70 3lar.
iand-oay, IL as bit Too o5riops H.. q
I@'"Ss are n00 aeOy&iag. IN y5ae.s t.
f'"e' and thai not sIo,rly. s',rell a.#
cease TO erlst in all lie pr0ris Gu erar.'
states: lis northernmost line Va. /. Ii.
me OF the sugar, the rice auI Ihe .,.-
culture; the climate alone aT3.l:ag
the Shareholder that shelter which lssn.
could not offer from the rspaci,v % -.
purSuers. Will tne Southron sill -c-e..
the shadow without the substance O. ,1a
ana confederate powers2 b his re. ..a
then what it may, independent, cea.. RI
ate, or colonial, for one, W. say, il. 4 g
defined. To the misery Of The save, ii
hun not add the meanness of he DIP
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