Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-14
VAN BURENISM STILL AGAINST
NORTHERN LABOR.

from brownsonS loco loco Boston Quarter !
" Review, is from the Roxbury Democrat
1t will be seen that the whole tendency of
Brownson's article, like Van Burens inau.
gural, and his letters which occasionally get
into print, is TO run down the free labor of
the North, and 10 run up Southern Sla-
very
LOCO FOCOISM UNMASKED.
Let the reader bear in mind, that it has
lately been announced by the loco foco party
that The Sab Treasury is only The entering
,cedge TO other mdn9urrss and ne,c erperi-
ments In his late lecture ut Wrentham.
Mr. BrornsOa himself held his language
What are these new measures Let the
reader examinelhe following extracts from an
article in the July number OF tie Magazine
above nenlioned-written by Brownson
himself and see what some of these meas.
ures are. The writer speaks Of Others Which
are not gel diSciosed!! But those which
are disclosed are enough TO make mans
blood run cold, particularly when we see the
possibility of their now being tried in this
country. Here IS an Office Holder, farOr-
lie partzan and leader Of The Van Baren
forces aro'cing Tie teOrst doctrines Of The
French Jaeobins, and WHILE HE AC-
KN0WLEDGES THAT THEY TEND
TO THE MOST HORRIBLE BLOOD
SHED, HE is STILL URGING ON
THE PEOPLE TO THE lSSUEl
The following extract shows TINT the Sub.
Treasury is TO be regarded as bat pavinp
Of the way for the doctrines which follow =
ain this coming contest there is deeper
question at issue Than is commonly imoGin.
ed; a question which is bu, remotely touched
in your controversies, about Uniied States
Banks, and Sub Treasures, Chartered Bank
ing and Free Banking, free trade and cor
lpora,ions. ALTHOUGH THESE CON
TROVERSIES MAY BE PAVING
THE WAY FOR IT TO COME UP"
His HAS in favor If Va, Ruren;sn ;s e,s;.
~ seen in The GolIowino n,ssagss in which
wh;le he nr.senJs 10 br in fnver of ,horers
6e g;,es n,sEreneeIo Sjo,sru o,J SIR
kofJ.rs o. feoe JoLor c,r,.a,.s 40
nav ,hnmi H.or him
-!
!" 'eee'u " 'I0o'' wv ''en' oo'a'"
one 'hat o. save Iaoor tne o'nvr, IhaI o, Tree
,aoo., Ur re w, ne ,l Inc .
10 ~ Ms JI,,Ii> 80 ,oG rc, ~
FAX AS lHE FEELlNGS AXE O.' IN.
CEhNED' DECiDE Dl'i lt1E- LEAS
oflhEool' Ell II me save mas never
U u, ne mum, We 'I."A' 10 ~ -,
,u', ~" Iahnrn, =, ,ronns A. 10 ncu,oI
r..,ado,,, 60 b,s ;ns, oho,, nc ,npcb nc Tho
- MI iahosor =, ,,aoas h,s ali Tho
Ill, 81 cra.doo, ,,;,h mono If lie
: S,ossinns n.bile ,h, slave II denied the
' biass;n6s i rrssd from ;,s d;sodvon,oocs
- fS,.I,~ H., - ,L..r., -, al
ways h. n Ioborinr incubation. distinct from
nronrie,ors and EMPLOYERS. we regard the
! slar. system as decidedly preferable 10 the
system at wapes"lll
IMAGES is n cunning device of the devil,
for m. 6ene6t Of tender consciences. who
: wonld r.,ai, all the advantages of the slave
: system, without the expense. trouble, and
odium of being Shareholders"
i 1--WE really believe our NORTHERN
. system of labor is more oppressive, and
more mischievous 10 morals than the South
. ern."
"But having traced the inequality we
complain Of to its origin, we proceed 10 ASK
again, what is the remedy4 me remedy
is first 10 be sought IN lie destruction Of At
Priest
"Ihe Priest as universally fyranh uni
g elsaliy the enslayer OF his brethren, ant
. therefore,-il is Christianity condemns
r. him" III
: al may be supposed that we, proestanls
have no priests but for ourselves, we know