Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-02
From the Herald Of Freedom.
LETTER FROM N. p. ROGERS.
Edinburgh, July p, 1910.


men and a moment to send a flying line to !
YOU and the beloved aboIitionlsis Of New
Hampshire, from this g lorious Capital of
Northern Britain | write amid stirring
objects-at the foot of Arthur's Seat (,
and the famous Salisbury Crags, in
this Queen of Cities, 10 the land OF Bruce,
and of Wallace, aud Of Burns-and it is
no falling off of circumstance 10 say iur!h-
or, that am writing with GEO THoMP-
sons pen, in his anti-sIavery study,-the
scene of his mighty preparations, which T,
have shaken this island with an eIoquence .
UNSURPASSED by any in the days of lis /
| Sheridans Chathams-rs Brough- (
hams, or O'Connels. | wish our pro-
slavery mobocrats could see the 'Fagitire
from JUSTICE here at home, and above
all, witness the tempest of applauding that
greels him as he enters the great meetings
in England and Scotland.
But [ must be brief congratulate
you and Liberty, on your glorious victory
/ Of the Sd Of June was in the battle
with you in spirit though in body be-
Gained on the CLASSY ocean. Il was Il
victory more glorious than the Seven
leenlh of June" of our bloody old Revo-
lulion,--or than Bannook Burn even,
when Bruce sent king Edward home
r again to England, when ne came down 10
5 these gens and mountains to new organ
ize' Scotish independence knew it
If must so turn QUIT the abolnionlsm Of
the Granite Commonwealth rallied 10 the
r rescue You have conquered, and the
cause is safe. | have no fears for the
cause since NewHampshire has gone
ii right, As goes Ne'c Hampshire, so goes
the land! Oar lille mountain Stale is
L. the Scotland Of the Un;on-and among
to her hill-tops gush in thousand springs the
- fountains Of our national spirit and Cpin.
,e ions. Thank Heaven, they gush free
~ You have unmaslled new organization
and it has seeded. II is well it has, since
- it must be so. Let it set up press now
r and then we will have the pro-slavery o
DID the North openly against us in the field
lis hope our brother Curtis will hoist hi:
a sheet TO the wind. See how il will stan,
in a gale from the White Hills. Free dis
or cussion is all that Truth wants. A FREE
and fair feld--and let the Right prevail.
New organization is not confined 4
aS the olher side Of the water. 1t is rife an.
e; in full experiment heJe. 1t has 4 snu.
- abode in London. We found il unde
he way in the substitute meeting for on
or glorious anticipated Worlds Convention
That Convention we did not fnd.-bv
- instead thereof q respectable TITLE C0nfel
o.. ence OF larlted guests Of q London Com
*! mtttee. | was sent to no such, and di
ny not present my credentials or 90 With
TO | tic I IL Il,
EN- it that American abolitioniss did not sen
ak delegates across the ocean to wait on Loi
10 don Committees, or any other assemble q
IA short of the whole human brotherhood /
convention, gathered, without dstinctio
'se of sex, or color, or cline. They said, Z
ne' | understood, that they had not any ide
as OF a Worlds Conventioa,-tha it was BIT
s." "A poellcal flourish Of friend Whiltier.'-
They said in relation 10 one feature
the meeting, that woman was no. ADM:
>ible because Of the delicacv of her Sc.
eP- Ye. we saw women all The way lhrour
N; England, telling in the bayfield, aud Ii
SCI hoe-feId, and even hammrling stone e
N matchmaking the road along the gre
lie highways. She was not 'out Of her del
I'M cate sphere in any of these 'domesi
We avocatlons. '-no-nor in spreading II;
ID; nure to lertiiize the soil Of merry Enrlan
'rt' More Of Ibis should [ reach home
IN The Conference, though by no NEAR
Try VIVA; it ought 10 have been, or at ali ljl
4 Worlds Convention was still an in
- portant meeting, and passed some valus
bic resoIotions-and good will follow
. N'The Worlds Convention howeye
ct must be holden in a lreer land than 0,
of Engiaud-iL must be holden in Men
,at- England.
a see my name at the head ofthe Ant
lu Slavery Standard would just say lhi
eep l am not responsible for that, beyond VIII.
he was said in your presence All will |
ems right, think, when we reach our believe
liz, native shores. | only wish to saw, inca,
at while, TO you and the beloved aboIitionis
~, OF New Hampshire, that my heart is wit
es- them, and there desire my lot TO be.
far New Humpshire-lnv dear native, nlou.
ids tain land
or w mercer roam, whatever realms see,
IS MY heart untravelled fundiy turns to thee
L have only time to add, that orr Ea;ihf
Of brother Garrison is received wiki enthus
aSm wherever we go-aud thai GEoRG
the lHoMPsoN is as true 10 old orguui-atio
as he Was when be sounded his bug
dy, amid the blasts Of England and !
rrj- York mo6ocracg, in the memorable ,yel
ons OF 80. Your brother, Il. r. RoCERs.
bad
DEATH OF TIMOTHY FL1xT.-Th
VS.. we'll known author, who has written :
re. much and so well about the great Yves
md died at Reading, Mass, on Tuesday, Il
= 18th inst He left mis- roe;Joo,, - u