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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-06-03
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

When a sound and scientific remedy for diseases
has long been in general use bestowirg blessings
and receiving praises, it is scarcely in the power of
scepticsm to doubt its virtues, or envy to deny
them.
When it has achieved an ascendant career Of use
fulness, which distances the competition OF mere
boastfn pretenton, and secured a conspicuous sta
tiOn in universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone, It's
Proprietor may point ont the causes Of its superior
ity without incurrng the suspicion of invidiou.ness
in institutng the conparison.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30
Oer W9ferIan66 XreUn6 nu6 8eI1f Ser 3eit.

felbf tueun er pets> rue e eOutiuticnspiDris it, @r
ert!drt alfo SOn borne berenI Oae er ienen @b CUR
AufrebaItuua Der Contribution ntt balten nil. 4d6t
Die SeberaLen Gtatipnalbanten erriteu &nebeIseese
eroBen, cber Die 9Iusldnber oes Stmmredts beranben
-9awiion rptrb feline 3ulttmu1uns bo3u 9eben - uno
br onrft eud iht bet(agen, oenn er bat eud oCrber
elbt 9ea9 bue er bic 8etCnddt ndt 9ebrauden mill.
Der HepubIiton ,,ennt bic Q8eitern Hefcroe BON o
bio, pelde fir ben Mbi9 Sanbtoaten @prtptn cine
Wehrhcit pcn 5000 Stn1men CAB, Sen Connecticut.
Dtefer Same paBt in Der Chat fir bic pb99ide Mess
tern Neeroe. sbcltttcntsmuS etert bort fetnen @rs
nn1ph, pie in Connecticut. @ortpn mar in benz ddtrn
Stnne bcs Wortes Der @anbirat ber slboltttcntlten
S6werlid 9iebt es etnen Nsonn IN ben Oltt,en 1'no
weftliden Staaten, ber BEN 0te9ern 10 ous9ebehnte
Rehte ensurdumen aenetqr 1T, ols Scr,pn. Gcrtptns
9crlebe fir Die d1tpar5e Nace 1T no mNsltt nod dr<
fer, ais bic bon bem berltigen QSutene@tptn9, Der
auf ieinen Salstperten euen Ie9er 3umGcrmann lber
@ei8e ieete Gprpin perpantt feine srpBe Stimntel>
mebrbeit harptfddlid) bem sbpIttionlsmns ncn benz
neu9etauften e1t>GDnnecticut. R09en 19 bic Mhi9s
n1,r1erbn eines fclhes Sie9es ri1hmen! Sie baben
blce bur oulfe prn 95etru9 uno Ianotiemus aefles
@s fann l1mtdnoe 9eben, no ielbit oerSe9 SurSdaa>
be mrb. CGptfsbatt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30
(2tus bem lctten 9pltstlatte.l
.ob(betruo oer Mbt9S in San1t(to

Mablbetru9 oer Mbi9S in Samtlton Gauntp,
Die Bob[ lit camilton eauntp 1T pm .Sete Der
Den,otraten f6rm beltrtten tuUrben. @s lie9en oc>
eiltee 8epee Dor, raB 8etritaereten oeribt wuroen
@s inben baher nod fcrtrp6breno @erbaftun9en BON
fal1den Stimm9ebern Statt.- Gem Gernebn1en naeh
oa bic 3abl Der 8ertafteten dcn tber 20 betra9en.
Die Serthte, tpelcte bic btei9en 9Sbt9bdtter uber
bic Watlen in 0omiltru @auntD Derbreiteten, no, De
es F6 nun hera11stelt, faTh; nno Snn' Sbed 9efte>
ben e bies 1ebt etn Ne Gen1pfraten ta6en ben 9rDs
Beren Ibe[ brer @ancioaten erpdh, unb Srpar Seud>
for 0plmes, 9lubttrr McOcu9al, @orcner oles, siz
I1eeOr 8ywaters. Die Sttmmenn1ehrheit berelben be-
|trd9t na benz 3u9ednbnee rer 9Shtgs bon IA BIG a.
Oedn hat erod aDen Grunc 5u 9louben, baB BET nd'
terer llnterudun9 oas sane cemcfratiihe 2tdet er'
rpdbt 6ei peubletpn fol- nad Der runmebrtqen Wbt9
rednunq Bios 1O7 Sttm,en n,ehr boben, als Duncan
oiee Gtmenmehrbett trb inoeB c1lrd bic btsher aus
I9efunoenen falhen chcr brppelten Sttmmcn jest pr
iiiberpc9en lSas man unter 1plden ll1itdnben au BIZ
BON ben NBbiss nerbreteten QSahlnadrtdten balten
fOnne, Ieudtet BON febit elm. gle no benz e9en Der
maeen creeben baB fe 1cear III frlden Sdllen, no III
mad etriseu Gasen Der s9e lterflbrt tpcrcen t6nten
llupabrheiteu oerbreitet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30
(Nus Der Neu,ycrttr @taatsz 5eitun9.)
@ott1 &81tsranpe.

gcrisen Scnntas trof bas Dampfid1iaf prdIbent ir
Sseus9ort, rb am Santas bic slcabe in Bcitpn etn.
Sic aberbradten Teeusteiten reiden Bis gum 4en Sc>
tcber.
Die tpidtielte Stadribt 1T ber 9lusbrud ber Setnbs
feliqfeiten sipiIhen Mebcmeo sat uno ben alttrten
ddten, cSer pelmebr Der enslfden SlStte slls bic
Ja,rd,t 1T @cnfantincpel etntraf baB Metemeo slt
oaS er(fe ll(timatum Der Neddte oertpcrfen babe,
puree Der npau 5uiamn.enbernfen uno Der esgptilde
gcef6nts oes 8efIses SDriens oerntl9 erflart; Der
IertreibHnasz Nran purbe irt alen Otc1teen ab9ee>
en. Die forte freut fd1 ilber Mebemeo sllis 0art>
l1ddsfeit. Gr ip4 ben @eninln Der 4 Mddte erfldrt
baber, baB er NIT ben Neddten nidts su tbun babe
uno linen nid,ts ;u9eehen perbe. I'm 7ten Septent>
ber perlieBen bic Gcnuln sleraubra uno besaben fd
an 8orb ber Sdtffe. Die en9fhen Sdife> NIT slus>
nabme orn stpeien, ieseten feoled, mad, 8e9routb.
Dteie Staot tpmrbe (etner Stadbrid1t aus Wata pom
27iten September sufolge) Sage bcmbarbtrt ,lno 1T
in einen Shuttbaufen certpanoelt. ccSn per lesten
Stadt spsen d bic @9Ypter 3lritd uno bic trten be-
febten BEN Ylab.
Die 0eadribt pcnl 8cntbarbement 8eyrcntbs tptrfte
in Qcnccn ,pie ein eefh}der Sdla9; cte ecnlcle fes
fen fc9leidI bebeutemc. :Tf; i;
Die ensIiide 0lctte int m,itteudnbiihen Meere be:
ftett aus 12 SdiHeu nit s62 &anensn. anoere NIT
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30

1884 &anonen fnb anf benz Wcge oabin. .1ne oncere
perpen ausseritet, eutweoer fir bas NtteImeer OOee
China.
Nean tpeie nch nidt, cb 6rantreid feinen aliirten
Mebe,neo 9lt I'M Sttde Iaeeu nOircy ron tpeder @nts
fbcbune oas fssunoltbe ober fetnoltd'e Gerh9ltnte
Stptfden @n9lanb uno Sranfretd abhdn9t' O.e SP!cf
n1atie tdBt f6, ftets Elm SlupfCd, Cen1 oeHncb bee
trebt 5rontre feline 9riessrannSeH e'r'ssr a's DOT:
Der.
NRarfaoo gouee batst Fd in st!sier nit ben Ara'
bern berun,.
Der aSniq pcn Souanb bat ouf ieinen Gbrotr ref'9e
nrt, nm cine Trau gu betratheu, tpe!de be 9cIancer
ntbt 3ur &Sni9n hdben pclen. Dies 'par 'pnbrd1ens
lid 1eine 9eihetteGte t6nt9lid,e Chat.
Gen. @spartero 1T gum Wtntter prd(Ieenten pom
Spauien ernannt Gas nene ytnliterum to1'n Ct i'o9
1elbt bilben.
@s f,etrt, ols bdten in China bic Rancrcn bereltS
gebrnnert 9lus SrmbaD nirounterm 23lten Suit gee
Id,reben, baB ein Courier BON Calcutta en9etrcHem
ici, Der aeuebet, Elm 9be Der @rpebtttcn mare i'm
Gonon<6 6use an9efcmmen nno babe e'e0rrt6 pers3oc'
ca Gt9rts serlttrt.
Sic pra,5eem slu9ulta it nad, lan9cm&ranfeuIa9er
;u gBinbfcr 9eltcrbcn.
gelerlei llnsidsfdue baben fld amf ben enaltfd.en
@tfenbobnen Sugetra9en uno bteie 9eldtp1noItraBen
ictr unpopular denad)t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30
Gie zStaotspaN.

Gs fInb Spiffen 10000 unr 275,OOO gttlHmen in
btelem Staat ein9efOmmen. Inter oieIen 'uuroen an
10000 fur SbannOn en9eBeben, tucld1es 20 big 49,
600 mebr no, os er in 1888 erbieIt, Mno etUa 900
mebr ais 0arri(on in 1886 erbieIt. Dies Ptgt aIiO
nd,t, aIs Ob bic Democratic in Ohio dbsenCmmen babe
GrUbbem aber 1T es ben Mbi9s, nit Soulfe Der sbcs
ltcnien, elmer 9lrmee Don aoern pIdBen importrter
Stimm9eber, uno bnrd aIerIei 8er9ereten gelun9en,
ettpa $4,000 Stmmen ouf;utretben, unc II ibren
@anooot fur @OuUern6r, @prpin, NIT 13 bis $4,000
Webrbeit su erwdblen.
Die 9euaue 3abI Der etnsesommeueu Stiu'men tona
nen mir uiobt onaeben iuoem nUd, ndt ale emtIlten
Seridbte ein9eIauftn iInb Das @noreiutat tann je>
oocb ourdp etlid9e StEuen tnebr oocr peni9er nldt
mebr SedMorrt rperoeu.
Jiadtebeno 1lno bic ertpdblten @ongree9tieoer nno
Senatpren uno Seprdfentanten Der StaatssGjeieb9e<
bunS angefubrt. Die nit euem Stern (*) Sejeicbnes
ten {lnD Qemcfraten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30
(1us Der 9arrisburser Wrrssnrct9e.)
I1nprhSrtp @oh(betriioerei Der TPberoli1

! unerb6rte DabIbetru9erei Der Seoeraliften.
! Gs it eiu Sdrriben BON Ma bt1cn Sc ffers
oeputrtem Ncd,z@cnabeI; Su Baltimore, etnem gSbt9
an @eoroe 9iIfcu, 9Sedsler in pblooepbta, bo. Sc
tober 9, iS4O, in tas 9ublifum 9efrmnen uno Dor e
nenr TriebenSrioter su Baltimore ais dnofrtft pcn
Sefers BON bier ad)tbaren 3en9en teIdwrren pCroen
|-prrir Sefers ben rn. Gtitpn aufprbert, 500 Yann
,ur neulid, aebaltenen WaYprs lSah nah Baltimore
III 1cifer feil biee6e auf bic prdoentenSSabl 9rcs
Gen @nflm6 du6erM nBen, II. {, 10. 9Str hctfen oa8
Die Gdurten bre Derpiente Strafe crhotcn merbea1.
HemStratie Don TIP II ID Ty - Sarriicn
beltdtate ais @cuu. ron cSnbiana etn 8efes, wprod
uur 1plde ltimnen birften, bic 500 tpertb @runce
qeubum belaBen cter SO Slider 2anb et9neten - rno
Spbn GYIer, Der Wbig @ancoat fir Gtces9prais
bent, timulte lit Der @s,pention BON 9r9utlen ourd
Did unb OInn bafir, baB nur @igner BON Grllnos
ftiden cine Stimme BET Bablen baben fcUten. - SIT
es cine CemcfratiIoe 9ebre, bic nur c11em W&end,en
9erIfanb unb Beurthelun9sfraft ;ertent Der @tAner
BON @runbeieentbum cber reid 1T ?-Jfetn Gepubfa>
ner tann NIT sutem @etpiben fplden Mdnnern cine
Stintnte gebcn CNeao' Noler.
EaIId,e n.-8idnel's "@cunters
hctt Deeectcr'' oiebt ehrebuu9 bon 1888 9rten
falten coer na69emadten Banfncten, tpelde iId1 tn
llmauf benbem. Inter bieen ilnD adt perfd,ieoene
Taon,ahun9en auf bic 5Sbaler fcten oer Seretn9ten
Staaten 8anf breisebn auf bic 10 Gtaler Ncten Der
ndnliden 8dnf; brei auf bre 20 Ghaler 9tcten spe
auf ibre SO Gbaler 9cten uo Spel auf bre 500 Sha'
fer glrtcn. Ccan. @a5ette.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30

Cine teutftbe SduLftelle Sefn1t. /.
Gin NQaun, Der o6us fdt9 1T, llnterr1@t I'm sslem.
sdreben, yedbuen uu6 1cnft9en Nnfan9earuuoen Sls
ertbeilen, tpiinfdt cine teutde Shue 3u 0eo1enen~
IJedtere 9ussuuft spiro ertbeiIt to.otefer
Sftcb. 80. or 19 kkG
yQn YIren75 Yeben5betbretbun9.
gcn bie(em 8uche flno nod etllde @remplore' W %
Gents, 3u haben tn bieier OrNoeFtE ::
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30

Dte 8eto. so d1 t. Die ipeiien 9erfaBer Der
Contribution, haben bemprdbent bieGetcsed)t ibers
trosen, bic nht piutabrlh bon I'D, ,perfen fann,
tpenn er fetne Yftd)ten 9etreu erfillen piQ Diefe
Netrmadt 1T bic SdustDehr oes Sclfs 9egen bereilte
cber couttuticnswtori9e @jefee9ebuns.
De6en un9ead,tet bat @en Soarriicn bey utebreren
@eleSenbeen crtldrt, oaf ct biee Wadt ME auslben
tpcle, .pe1tn er prdGbent werben fcte Gr nil, tpe
III Snbiaua, eber pabirten Bin feline lnterdrift eebem,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30
Njutes Scid)en aus Wtatulauo :?

4m Monta9 Cen lstsu Sctobsr tpuroe in oer
etaot Baltimore cine BobI fir Mapor 9ebalten.
gomueI Brdop, oer oemotrotifde Gonoioat, wuyoe
init tiber 200 Msbrbeit Gber Den iesi9en Ropor
Gbepparo e. esatin, @ba, erpdblt Diee 1T oos
nite Wal, oab bic 0emofratcn ibrcH Mapor in
Baltimore ernabIt baben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30
SuD-NQro(iuQ

Nien9 in 1885 9e9en Non 93uren - bct sen
Diesjdbrisen 0S16(sn bort seht obcr Sarrifcn
init S)altt, &cpf uno Araaeu perlprct Sp
,reit Sic Beridbtc pcn oorther lautelI 6o6en
Die Oemcfraten olle ihrc Gonareblellte, ale
Seuatorell, ruo nit 9lusnaGme rru 4 @ltez
rcrn, allie N6elnblpleltte ae,rDunen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30
NennfDlpauten

Der Gtoot5bote pom 2lffen Setober entbdtt
amtli d. gSablberidte BON pennipluouien, wctbe
11,O26 rempfratil1e Mcbrbett
seieen. Die oemotrotilbe NNe5rbeit in 1888 be-
rug nur 5,406. - Die oemofratifben 3eitun9en
fpreden oas felte &ertrouen ous, rob bic Mcbrbeit
am ndbfen 6teitro9e fir @on Suren dber IS 600
betro9en tperoe.
2ele Der S6ldBet>Staat 9ebt 1o
9ebt bic 11niO1!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30
D ee e. q q q Ge q q

Serr 0arriIcn bat lpdbrenb feirer Snipefcntett lit
&nciunoti am ten October III Der Shat b0c benalts
erlide Strcife geIpie(t. Gebn,e man rur bic edder>
d,tet oos er an Der &utte, lit tpelder ct fbr, bas
Sdilrd,en "narrrn unD 9efprn," auehG1gte, u,,b 1p
hurct Die Strafen rpQen lte6 9lber ntes fctt nrd,
iage tdt i'm 8er9leb st ben 2hprbeitel, tie er mdbs
renb Iciner GeDe mad,te 9Ete uns ebrcre, Die einem
oaranqmiren sub6rten, Ocrfltterel, bat CT d, be6>
mai herabaelaBen ben oarleqlin gu fpielen Gr FAM
Darauf ;m fpreen, baB Man Tim, oprperfe, er et a(s
tersft,pa uno fGnne tpeber febelt, rrd) echen llm
hen 8egenbetpeis su lieferu, fhnee Dor benz Sub
Iifum uebrralS feline getne in bic 0uft, ll1o frdoe
Db bas tpchl tpie slter b,pde ausiebe? SUtann 3og
Ct ein g,ld aus Der Sa1e, feste bic Srtae au, btet
has 8nd in bic Serne, uuo las NIT feter Gimme Ell
lie Stee, Cbie CT Dieeid austpenbt9 9elernt batte,)
ab "9ber' fa9te er "er Nple nod, Dettere 8eipeile
liefern, baB CT 9ut febe gr brebte d unt, beutete
auf cen 8ere uno fa9te "bpr Cben itebe etnOdbden
es {ei ettpa Is Sabre alt nb ein hilbhes iauberes
Mdcden'' Sein 9lu9e hattie thn in Der Chat rht 9es
tduttt unc bic 9lnfpeienoen tparen ilberrddt iber
hen f,arfeu Rennerbli bes @enerals. Geltfan1 1T es
jehpd odB Der @eneral tpteberhplt befes Cinema err
,pdbnte bat er ia ein @ert1fat bon Or. Crate in
Der Safbc, bae e. nrd at @etit nnb &6rper 9eiunb
fei. CStaot uuo 9anob.
Sci Der lesten III Gjecr9ien 9ehaltenenWabI befdun>
ten l bic @anbioaten auf beioen Babetteln su bens
felben G,runoIieen: Srpcftou oe9en eine GdticnaI>
bauf, Sppotcn 9e9en Elm iuldnbilhes Gerbe6eruuQs>
GDfem Der 8unbesre9ieruna SppolItipn 9e9en einen
hpben rotefticnss2ar unb ben S6olittonismus mar
cas aaemeine Qpiun9sncr bon beiben Vartbeien 9us
Ibieien Werfmalen bes pdrthepefens in @eeraen ldBt
i lc,t obnebmen, Ob bic Gclfstimme jenes Staates
lid fIr Gau Surcn pter S,arrticn cntfdecen tperbe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-30

~D~s~@
NUtttung II iiber ,pdhreno Der lesten NSode e1r'
C seaufenes SuherirticnsSelh.
Saccb 9urbeY, gleu Berlin bis &c., "a, Sabr9on8 IT,
1rcas Sobaad, Canton ZIP. SO, lS'
sDeter 9fioer, Bethlehem, Is, 10
QSm. @Bi9 plain ZIP. SO, ~
gerophin Qebue, 8uds, Sol. 60. 81, IA.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24

and the Africans. Many evils exist among
the church members. contention, fornica-
ton, drunkenness, &c. He says:l
have instituted kind of class-meet-
ing for the purpose of personal converse
ton with the members. / told them
promptly my object, which was, to be-
come fully acquainted with their charac-
ter. and faithfully rebuke every sin, and
wished no one to join who was not will
ing to be dealt plainly with, for the pur-
pose and intention Of breaking off from all
that would grieve Christ or exclude them
from heaven. Above one hundred have
joined This class l divided into four d.
visions, one of which l meet in turn every
Wednesday evening. Last evening our
meeting was very interesting, and I felt
that God was present by his searching
Spirit.
Not one in my whole congregation can
read, save the owner Of the property and
overseer, who sometimes attend. We
have day school of SO scholars in our
house, increasing in numbers weekly
We have an evening school of As, also in
creasing. Some learn very fast. have
not yet found an individual who could tell
his own age, and many do not even know
or remember their own surnames They
know how to hoe, pick coffee, and to
practice every vice taught them by slave
ry. Atpresent our influence over the
people is quite manifest, and improvement
in some cases has already been made, at
least externally.
Each member of the class gives IL | 2
cents per month for my support, the adult
scholars in the evening school pay cents
per week, and the children cents. Tho
my hands are full of parochial and school
duties. still | work from one to three hours
day at manual labor. AS for our tenn
poral support we fear no danger, though,
almost every thing is much dearer than in
America. Flour has been selling in
Kingston at Sl8 to 1924 barrel, and
milk rs cents per quart. The gam,
which is something like potatoe, affords
us most of our diet From the low wa
ges of the people, l shall expect but little
from them this year, especially as their
main strength will be wanted to build the
chapel and minister's house, which is We
ry expensive from the fact that the lumber
is all sawed by hand. My dear wife en-
joys her field of labor much. Our health
is good.
Your obliged brother in Christ,
(Slgned) AMOS DRESSER.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24

niversary at New York,''I think, consider
ing the high state of feeling in many per-
sons against females speaking or acting on
committees with the males, l should not
have nominated Miss Kelly as member
Now let us suppose that, instead Of the
objection being made against the equal par
ticipation of qSomen in the Anti-Slavery en-
terprise, it had been against that OF the COL
ored mdn-that portion of our brethren
had risen up and declared that the word
PERSON in the Constitution Of the Amer
lean Anti Slavery Society meant TO include
onlv avhite MEN-that the indiscriminate
mixture of white and colored men in our
meetings and committees, and allowing the
latter to speak and vote, was not only con-
trary to the intention of the trainers of the
constitution, but TO the 'usages of civilized
society," and calculated to throw firebrand
in our midst ; and let US suppose that I'M
der these circumstances several Of our in
telligent colored brethren, understanding the
constitution just as it reads-that ii plainly
and fairly included them on an equal foot
ing with their pale faced brethren, and feel
ing constrained by deep sympathy with
the slave, should present themselves at one
of our Anti-Slavery meetings, and should
attempt TO give vent 10 that sympathy, and
even vote for measure which they thought
calculated 10 promote the enlargement of
their oppressed race; would our brother
Holcomb, were he the presiding officer of
such a meeting, rise up and tell those men
that, considering the high state Of feeling ;
of minority of the meeting, against COL
ored men speaking or acting with the ,
whites, they must sit down and remain 81
lent spectators, or quietly leave the house +?
| trow not; but the very fact of their rights
being thus attempted 10 be cloven down,
would be strong and sufficient reason why
he should sustain them, and more fully and
efficiently to recognise their rights ought he
to place them on committees.
The case here supposed, | believe to be
precisely similar to that concerning the ac-
ton of women. Many ofthem honestly be-
lieve they have an undonbted right, guar
anteed to them by the constitution of the
Anti-Slavery Society, 10 speak and act in
our meetings; and they feel conscientiously
bound TO exercise that right, and TO plead
the cause of the slave, and to act in his be-
half. And would our brother, who. if |
rightly understand him, not only admits the
constitutional right, but also the moral right
and the PROPERTY, Of female action in our
meetings, deprive them of this right, mere
ly because of the high state OF feeling of
some amongst US? 1t appears to me thai
such procedure would be violation of the
very spirit of Liberty which lies at the foun
dation of our enterprise.
Thine for Freedom,
ROWLAND T. ROBINSON.
N. Ferrisburgh, 9Th Mo- 18th, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
General InteiIiseRce.
SANDWICH 1sLAECs.

Through the politeress OF some i.rri
we have received two documents, reia.iag
to the visit of the French frigate L.trt..
mise 10 the islands in July last. Taera.
Is from the Hawaiian Spectator for O-.
ter, 1889, entitled an account ofihs lraa-
| sactlons connected with the v!sit Of ..e
u ArtemIse Remarks on the marifs.o-
and the treatment OF The MISSIONARIES. E.
Samuel n. Castle, Honolulu. These
ond' IS the testimony Of eight iieu,auaa,s,
three surgeons, two mathematical rrcts,
sors, the master, chaplain and purser, @.
the Y. S. East India squadron, (thc hi-
gate Columbia, Commodore Read. aal
the John Adams, Captain Wyman,) 10th:
truth OF the facts aud statements CT lie
foregoing article; together with a CORES
pondence embracing eleven letters, Be-
tween the commissioners, Commodore
Read, the King of the Sandwich Islands
and The United States consul.
The history Of the whole of that nea.
rlous and disgracefal transaction is here
presented in style of great cando- ali
torbearance toward the Infamous ageng
IN it, and vet in a, spirit Of independence
worthy Of the American character. Bob
are documents of great interest. The eff.
GERS of the squadron did themselves greet
honor in their voluntary testimony 10 he
character and rights Of the missionaries.
and in ordering one thousand copies of
Mr.. Castles article, and of the coy5esoos.
dence, to be printed, on their account. for
gratullous distribution. Thev declare
to be their opinion that The system Of mis-.
siOnary instruction adopted at the ,.l,pls
IS comparatively unexcer,; IL and
!, mas as ., been pursued in strict accordance
VIII, NINE ,ae PrOfessed principles oflhe sOcie-
Wv wnle ! 1t -.epresents and thai the saIu-
h. -Idence exerted by the mission on
nc. native population, on ght to commend
1t to the confidence and kind feelings Of
all interested in the dissemination Of good
principles
Inc correspondence of missionaries
viln Commodore Read was begun with
new 20 obtain an investigation BY him
inu MS officers OF the question, whether
y any act or acts oftheirs, or by instruc-
IONS or influence, or general course Of
lie, they had lost their American citizen
mp. or forfeited The protection OF The Uni
q States Such investigation was cour-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
For the Telegraph.
sTHE WOMAN QUESTION,

Dear Brother II am reioiced TO see the
discussion of the Woman Question COM
menced in the columns of the telegram
because, whatever side of the question is
right, good must result from a candid and
intelligent discussion Of this as we'll as of
any other great moral subject, and because
believe the elevation of woman to her an
propriate sphere in the moral warfare
which is now waging, is identified with the
speedy triumph of truth over error. re-
loice, too, to find that our worthy brother
Holcomb is not afraid to examine the svex-
ed question: and submit it to free discus-
sion before the public and especially thai
he has arrived at so just decision of the
case. There is one sentence, however in
his article, which leads me to suspect that
he does not fully appreciate the Importance
Of the principle involved in the controversy
and consequently does not so fully symna-
ihize with that portion of the Anti Slavery
host who feel that their rights are invaded
as he otherwise would.
He says, Had been the presiding off,
Ger of the business meetings. at the late an
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
RID AINED D.

Ordained, at Colchester, on The Ita
inst, as pastor of the Baptist church
that place, brother CoLUMBUs Cars e.
Exercises conducted as follows:
Reading the Scriptures, b. bro,bsr Pn.
bank. Prayer. by brother Crissev c.
mon by brother Hodge. Obtaining p -.
by brother Ingraham. Charge, br b-c, -
er Sabin. Right Hand Of Frlcv.4-'
by brother Beeman. Address 20 ca
and Society by brother Huntlev. n
and Benediction, BY the Ordained. :
The day was fine, and the crer.;...
were listened to with much apparer s.
isfaction, by large and attentive srf
ence; and, indeed, The scene was ca !,
unusual interest
Brother Green enters upon his FL,
labor with very encouraging s,osr..,
an af1ectionate church, we'll uni.rd ! ~
state of religious feeling, and nua,...'
designing TO unite with the chu.rh lmns
dia,ely.
For the encouragement Of feetlprlr-.k
es, | would give lis!le piece Of Ia IL.
tory Of Colchester church. Fogr -.
ago, the church consisted Of t,pr.s.,
members only, and those mostly final.
They have been favored with b, vrr,,
little preaching, but they have done VIA,
they could, and been active, uuairs i
God; and the Lord has been bsssi,~
their labors, and adding 10 their nrrbs,s
until they now number between CO q
20, with the prospect, as has been a,ia !.
ed, Of further accessions 10 ihe cbu.,s
Immediately. Thus has the Lord s,resg,s.
ened the things that were ready 10 di.
and thus will he do. when his rroD.s B,
all their duty, trusting in bis arm alcDs
for help. III
Jericho, June 10, 1870.