Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-10

to nothing. The paragraph which | have
here copied is full half of all have seen in
the Register on the subject
On motion of Mr.. Garrison, the follow
lowing resolution relative to the Amer
lean Church" was adopted:
ReSo ICED, That that Church ought not to be
regarded and treated as the Church OF Christ but
as the Toe of freedom, humanity and pure leli-
gIon, so long as it occupies its present condition
Vt. Chronicle.
Few papers have been more clamorous
against gdrbling than the Chronicle, and
yet few papers are more reprehensible in
this respect. The instance now in hand
is characteristic specimen, betraying sad
want of strict honesty and fair dealing
The ninth commandment may be as fla
gravity violoted by Withholding an impor
tant part of the truth, as by adding beyond
the truth, or stating something different
from the truth. l submit to all, the question
whether common honesty did not require
the Chronicle-if it published the foregoing
resolution-to publish the preamble with it,
the whole being as follows:
Whereas, the American church, with
the exception Of some its smaller branch
es, has given its undisguised sanction and
: support to the system of American Slave
ry, in the following among other ways,
viz:
|. By profound silence on the sin Of
slave-holding.
g. By toIerating slave-breeding, slave
: trading, and slave-holding in its ministers
and members. .......a
8. By receiving the avails of the traffic
. in slaves and the souls of men into the
: treasures of It's different benevolent insti.
; tuition; and ....... ..
), L. By its Indifference and opposition tc
the Anti-Slavery enterprise Therefore
Resolved, That that Church ought no
e to be regarded and treated as the Church
e of Christ, but as the foe of freedom, hu
0 manity and pure religion, SO long as
: occupies its present position"
a For the Telegraph.
The Judgment of the Great Day--Jude G
No. 6.
AS WAYMARKs.-That we may nc
do violence to the words of any author b
our interpretations, nor arrest the Scrip
lures to our own Instruction. we set tn
following:
1e First Behold the righteous shall
p recompensed in the earth, much more II
he qoicked and the sinner.-(Prov. IL: 81
st, Yet, .-....z
re Secoud-' For this cause was the 60
- pei preached; also to them that are dea
to that they might be judged according
H. men in the flesh but live according to g.
ne in the spirit q Peter 4: 6.)
" Introductory Considerations Promises al
10 Threatenings.
De MAT. 4 ~ From that time Jes
lG began to preach and to say, Repent,
md the kingdom of heaven is a: hand
IF a Is: y 'And seeing the multiLud
the he went up into mountain, and when
7i ec was set, his disciples came unto him, a
and he opened his mouth and taught the
his saying
han Blessed are the poor in spirit 1.-THE c.
'HS' tri:el for theirs is the kingdom of heav'
rem i. e. the kingdom was internally enjoy
and it being set up in the heart, wherein
est verified this word, will put my law:
81 - their hearts, and in their minds vii
So
,rIa write them and their sins and iniqui
,pic, will | remember no more And said
t. sus at another time, Behold the k
dom of God is within YOU
~ ~, ~. 10Y Blessed are they which
80 prosecuted for RIGHTEOUSNESS sake
10Th theirs is the kingdom of heaven
ding III, l2) Blessed are we Il. e. bic
ptists of God, though despised of men) "
Con men shall revile you and persecute
noval and shall say all manner of evil ag
h The you falsely for my sake. Rejoice an
nlgn exceeding glad, for great is your re-
'n in heaven i. e. crowned with the bic:
''' of God, as said the apostle, from. 2
,,,,od Whose praise is not of men but OF
he sin bu' Salu jesus
r then " - biesseo are 'ney 'n"' -
uity {? 4. e. under the then present pelse0'
for they shall be comforted,- but W
para Luke e. 2l)' relating the Savlor,'
t self trine in the following words: 81
glster. are ye that weep moO, for ye shall la
visible bnt whom and Cor what reason!
e. and che