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Resolved That we consider the work called "Town's
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-15
slavery Ana the west Indies.

The French Government has granted
unqualified freedom to all slaves in their
provinces Of Guiana. Slavery has now
been abolished in all the Spanish and
British possessions on the Continent of
Americs, and in all the South American
Republics. The French are about fol-
lowing the example of the English
Slavery remains 10 Brazil. in the Spanish
islands Of Cuba and Porto Rico, and the
Southern States Of this Union. But the
moral feeling Of the whole civilized world
isagainst il, and It must FALL before the
light Of truth, of liberty and Justice.
Probably il will be delayed in Brazil
until the black population, already near
three to one. shall obtain the ascendency
in the government of the country; and
this may be the cate Of Cuba, though less
probable.
Where the black slaves have been
liberated, 10 8. America. and in n. York,
Pennsylvania, Ney-Jersfy, and other
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-15

among them, and be ye separate, anu
touch not the unclean thing and VIII
receive. YOU, and will be father un!o
YOU, and We shall be my sons ana daugn-
iers. saith the Lord Almighty.
q With the heart man believeth un-
a righteousness, and tOitb The mouth con-
f,ss;om is made UNTO sGtUatioN."
2. Christ commands his friends 10 do
.omethinC in remembrance of him, which
thew are not in a situation TO do till they
;oin the visible church. Ii is not enough
10 remember Christ. but we are TO dC
something in remembrance OF him.
DO THIS" (partake of the broken bread
and poured-out wine) do his 10 remem
brance Of me-"
He who has disposition TO neglect t
obey one of Gods commands. lacks thu
very spirit of religion. Religion j
cheerful obedience to all Gods commands
If you have a right to disobey this com
mand of Christ, others have the sam
right; and if all should follow the exam
pie OF those who neglect to join tn
church, in short time there would be n
church. II no church, then no ordinanc
es, no ministers, no Sabbaths, no religion
But l trust you are not disposed
wish to be excused from obeying any
the Savior's commands-especially tn
one which was given just before ne die
for your sins, and which directs you 10 {
something in remembrance OF his sufie
ings and death. No; you will OBJ
IL = 81 I'll lie othor conn mandS hocau
you love him. May Gods blessing re
upon you. Amen. Ed. X.
Darien, CT April, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-15
Total,
7:24,862

The committee have felt the importance
of revealing to the people Of the free
states the actual condition of the slaves,
as shareholders have extensively succeed.
ed in persuading them that it is better in
fact than in law. The difficulty of the
attempt is obvious. The gibbets announc-
ed by Mr. Preston in the Senate of the
United States, stand up to deter observers,
and to prove that the disposition to conceal
the real character of the system is not
less than the facility with which it NAV
be effected. Slaveholding hospitality pre-
sents still more formidable obstacle
Men who in strange land find them
selves lodged. fed and ilattered with the
most unstinted liberality, are little disposed
to inquire at whose expense they are en-
tertained. At the we'll spread tables of
the shareholders, the eyes of witnesses
are blinded as well as their mouths SION
ped. Yet the truth may be found yd,q.
ging sufficiently deep. The labor Of
holding a grand inquest on the actual
condition of the slaves has been commit.
ted to hands most singulariy well ouali6-
ed for the task, and the result is a work
upon the subject which de6es incredibly.
Out of the months OF the shareholders
themselves they are convicted of TREATING
in the most brutal manner the millions
whom they have made brutes in law
And to their testimony is added that of a
multitude of persons who have long re.
sided at the South, with the best opnortu.
mites TO understand the working of its
peculiar institutions The committee
respectfully entreat the public to examine
this mass of testimony, pledging them.
selves to set aside any of it which can be
proved to be false. If the great mass d
it cannot be set aside. slavery must be, or
the days of this nation are numbered and
finished. If it be true, our country is !
wlne-press of wrath. and the blood of on.
preston has risen to the horse brides.
| 1t IS with gratitude TO God that the
tcommlltee reser to the final triumph O
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-15

Several articles prepared for the present
paper are set aside to give place to the
abstract Of the Sixth Annual Report of the
American Anti-Slavery Society, which the
friends of emancipation will find TO be a
highly interesting document. Wonder how
the VI. Chronicle will arrange its figures,
this year, to show that the cause is "dying
away 90
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-15
VERNON TELEG R A P II

ly and substantially bound and handsome
ly printed, and is illustrated with num-
Der of appropriate engravings.-Ameri-
can TrGrelLer, Boston.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-15

The readers Of the Telegraph will recollect that
the Legislature of Ohio recently enacted law,
making it highly penal for the inhabitants of that
State to assist ugitives from slavery in their fight
to Canada. How il works will be seen by the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
Spirit OF Ohio Abolitionists.
Our Western friends are rousing them
selves. The passage Of the infamous
Black Law in relation to fugitive slaves,
has awakened determined and heroic
spirit among the friends of the colored
man. The last Philanthropist contains
the proceedings Of several anti-slaverY
societies, the members of which have sol.
emily resolved to regard as NULL AND
VOID, the law forbidding them to aid the
fugitive escaping from slavery. and to
bare their bosoms to the penalty of refus-
ing to obey its unrighteOus injunctons.-
PeRn. freeman.
II may be thought by some, that in ap-
proving the conduct of the Ohio Adolf
lionists, our brother of the Freeman
does not hold to maintaining the suprem-
acy Of the laws Far otherwise. His
doctrine is disobedience to the preceyts,
but submission to the penalty That was
the course of the apostles. We ought
TO obey God rather than men, was their
doctrine, and when mans law conficted
with Gods they obeyed Gods, and bar
% ed their bosoms TO the penalty" We are
glad to see our Ohio friends emulating so
good an example.-Mass. A6olitionist
The Christian Witness holds the fol-
lowing language:
The SPIRIT IN OHIo.-We refer ouu
readers TO two accounts Of anti-slavery
meetings in Ohio, which will be found ia
our paper this week. One we copy from
the New Lisbon Aurora, the other from
the Ohio Star. They exhibit the spiri
with which the abolitionists of Ohio NEE
the impious enactments of the State Leg
islature, 10 suppress sympathy for, -anc
prohibit assistance to the fugitives iron
southern oppression. We commend tn,
manly attitude taken by the meeting
which we refer 10, and most sincerely d
we trust that there is not an abolitionist il
Ohio but will regard the fugitive law a
null and void from the beginning: so
should be regarded by every friend 9
God and man. Thou shalt not delive
unto his master the servant that has es
capped unto thee Hide the outcast, b.
tray not him that VANDERBILT We hav
a humble home. and slender purse, an
feeble hand-but to the fugitive fror
the prison-house Of slavery, neither sha
ever be closed.