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I'm lstcn Gept., in 8untinsocn gaumtp,
Sebn Gutbmau, frnbsr pcn Olsp 2annItir.
Serts gauutp, I'M alter BON SIS cSabrsn,
Dionaten mo l9 9aacu.
-am 7teM Octct.. in bisler &tart, Safrt
Olerfle, aus 9Girtcmttrs, i'm 66tten Sabre
jciNes llttrs.
-am stem, i'm 8srfs gauntp 2lrmenbauie,
Ybilip Sitter &olrat rsr 0svcutIcn, i'm 80:
fen Sabre Gcincs Alters.
-am 4ten, IN lSaibInaton Sauufchip, ,Srfe
gauutp, glrlatctb Shonlp, Dlttme ees pers
ltprbsncn Srirostit Gebbnlp, in alter prn
"a Sabrcn unp 4 2aaeu.
-am 24jten Gcptemtcr, in Oter 8ern 3auu:
it6lp, Bsrfs Cauntp, UnOreas 0prrr, i'm Is:
ten Sabre (cines Ntcre.
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erTyntliete Otatbridt, baB cine Wabl in ers
faAisr gauntp afbaten meroen fcll. onrdb bic
snm Gtimnsn fir NHemtlps Witalisbsr qua,
liftl!rtcu Silr0er, au renlsltsn Diaeen no
tir fir ris Gtlc5scter aeilmmt hahcu tei Der
observation-disclosures wabl, am finftcn 8rei
ta9e rer scn erlicn Dlltirceb i'm 0sesmbsr
rpr"H3sbt lpslebss itin Iplrr, auf 8rsltas
pen soften SuDter, 1910,
fir ben 3pcf 30 grwi Ter fir bic
Wahl r,ncs spreltceutta unp 0iH Nrsfnsn.
ten Der Scr. StAatsn 5n cripdblru, uno rif
Snfpeftrre, Sithter uNo Sthrcitsr, wtlebe
ttl rer lrstcn Wahl fir NGcmbIp 9Jlitalics
err acelsnt haten, ioutn autb tci piclcu 1Babs
len ais fo!cte riencil, ,No fir Nlkterlcbclacn
crcr 8crnattMff9m, ibrcr Df'tbtcn otnItl'
tcn StrAfrn untcrporfcu fem DIg hi ocrgte
preicntautcnnabl
unr cs 1T fcrnfr terorontt, baB 70 BAH
atle ric St!nlmrn aearIcfcu nnr at5db!t Dors
ncH, elc 9tlcbtcr bon foItbtm CiItvlft ein gers
ttitfat auefrrtiacn iollcl, untcrlsitbuct burcb
Die crfaNtcn 9liht2r, erer cintr Olebrbeit
rcrfcItcn, pcn Der Nn;abl Der 9timmrn els
fir iccrn Ganoieatcn seaetrn ,pnrccn; mel:
te 3abl in QSprten set &3nae natb aueac:
erllft fctr. unb elmer rcr erfnattM sRltbtsr fpli
oae Gertiifat in 8crmabrnn5 nsbmsn uno
am Wfonta0c, cen 2tcn Ncpelnter,
1910, tci hsr Irriammlnne bon cinrm ecr
Mihtrr Don jecen OiRrltt, am gcurthauic
in ret &5tatt Stealing, prrlcaCn, mann uur
NO bic 70 prriainmcltfn Nicttcr, bic (ammss
Iitben SirtnrNe bonn aan5Gn GAuntr rrrtinlz
srlt uno inter ibrcn re1ptftiptn Stncen mn
StCarlu, ein glctnrn pem aan;sM Diilretc
aus;ert,aCn, mb treifate Ncturne ansma
bcn, untcr5c;tbnct partb beiaptc NiMtr &c.
Graetsn inter mciner 6ano, In rtr Gtterif
1(mtitute III SteAttna. am soften @rptem
Der, I'M Sahr unfcrcrcs Serru ein tanienr
ettt tuntert nne rier5'sr uno naeb ofr lin.
atbinQiafcitscrfldruns Der Screinlaten
Staatc,, in fltnf uao icttsaftn.
t,einrid, einfly, Ghtritf
"0ett crhatc te Ntrutlit!"
S6erifs umttube, Ncarins,
Dttctr. Is. SIN.
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ben, piel mebr als manbem unerautarti ,
gen lieb fein miro = aber Die Sbnitter
bon Qlt 8erf6 weroen nitbt ldumen, iie
lueroen ibre @fibt erfiiIen uno nibt miiz
De rpereen, oas llnfraut auf Sinosl su
blnoem oen gsaiiea aber III bic Sbsuer
6u tbun, neil Der Sbio Sausr ben 4tsn
Wdrs ls4l ba5 Selo beifsasn, uno ocn
altsn, ebrliben, rspublifaniieben soamsn
iu reidbe SreibeitS' @roe iden- pitI. Iuf
allo, Que Die ibr 9eipnnen ieio before Sci:
ten beiisrs 8rubte su ernoten, uno flims
met fir Darriion uno Spler 10 spsroen
mir aub bolo spieosr 8abl in Ser Is
Gauntp baben, oenn ipenn man 8lbe
bemnen nil, muB man Den Strom per-
itopfen. -
aein 3ufd)auer am Stinmfaitcn,
Den 2ten Oienifa9 i'm Setober 1910.
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NSol>l proelIu.lotlcll.

9a pie gonllitution pcr observation-disclosures
ten pprIthrett, Dap fir ole 2Sabl emes pres
1centcr uno 0i,s prfDsnten Der Srelnlss
ten @taateM jspsr 9taat, apfiolehs Dlanlss
wis ris Scissssbuna bsltIbsn prrieorsltsn
mag, cine Anjabl grwahler srusunsn feH,
aleleb Der 3abl you Gcnatoren mo Nspls.
1entantcn az mslttsn bet Staat in eon9rsb
5rehtl5t 1T; oeswsasn
Gei es perorcnct purcb ben Senat nno eae
Saus Der Neprclentantcn Der NcpneIlf BON
YtnnIpvancu, in Scncralsaiemtlp periaas
melt, uno ts 1T bisrpurtb sin 0sies bnrtb bic
Iutprltar oeGrltcn, pal(trt am 2teu 8ebruar
1902. llno ss 1T mir 3ur Qhiebt asmatbt,
BON Ielther 9Sabl 6fentIitte Slachritbt 5n s's
tsn, Gle fir porteiastem Sre6 ssbalt'n 'psr'
psn foil:
SD, Seiuritb Sinflp,
6ch.Sebsrlf 0on 0srfs ganntp, maf6e beB:
balb blsrmit tefannt uno aebe bternnrb oen
Grwdblcrn pw erlastcn ganntp Ssrts eIls
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QEa5 baben nlr su erlrarten e?

QSde D1Den iptr 5l erlrarte1 !
8enn mir suseben, Dap 8an Suren
pieoer enpdblt miro, wa5 baben mir gu
erparten- mas ilno uniere Qusfi1ten !?
gSenn our@ oehen fteereiben Srfols ieIs
net sersanoenen Sanolun9en bo6 Sieoel
oe6 SeIfalls aufseorift miro, uuo pa5
baben mir fir Die 3ufunft gu er,parten 2
. irefte s YEN, bic edn3l is
DE IS Sern cb tuue oles be-
{ b Il eenoen : Carl # 6,uno bic
. bwen eeri ( DE u us be is
lung oer 8 hent!iben Sc /,
Der unter be9 Il II t tote 9 at
tel 8 dn8er.
penniptpanier! Geio iDr ouf iolbe
Sinse 9efabt? $50 ni1t-io erbsbt suD
in eurer Starfe, eilet ouf Die @ablplabe,
uno lpre0t our1 cure Stimmen oeretbten
Gooel aus 9ceen iene scfabrll6ea Yolltl.
fer uno iene unueribdmten paltei8dn8er,
ole oamlt prablen baB lie Die Stlmmcn
cures Staats faufcn uno vsrf1ufen foas
nen Dle e5 ibnen bcliebt. Saterl. @.
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Diittbsiluns.
6err DruGer !

Sonoerbar 1T es, aser SepiB
mabr; es 1T cine Sbonbe, oab es 10 speit
oefcmmen 1T nit oer Dolitie in unierm
gerss @auntp. 81, cine S6ance uno
Elm hberes 3eeben pcn benz llntcr9on0e
unlerer Sreibeit - eab Dem 8olfe oaS 70
tbeure Stimmrebt bsute ibon 9enommen
1T. SIT oob ein Stimmre6t, no Elm par
MGnner elm Sidet nacb iDrsm aQeini0en
Snterehen sulanmen tra9en uno Dem be-
troecnen 8oIfe auftjl0sn? Infer 8erfs
Gauntp Sidet fann ih su nibt5 Se1erm
pereleiben ais 5u Der &0it eines Gefanf
aenen, BET nibte su Gilcn fri0t ais was
ibm eercibt miro Dem @efan9enen 9elur
jfet e6 offers nab bs1erm Ghcn, ober er
fonn's nitbt baben. 60 lanoe liD ollo
oas 8elt 10 am ytarrenlelle berum fdb
rem ldbt, miro es AUDI fein befetes GIdet
befommen, une nod oiel lpeni9er cine
Uus,pabl in Slfets. Sole Saat bic ou
eeidet parlf auf Die bluti9cn Seloer Der
Nepelution - 8e pabr 1T oas @leib-
NIP an Dir oeWorosn - 0a 8aiDin9ton
uno ieinc 3eIt9enoi1ea oen SaSen eefdet
battcn fam AUDI Satan uno ftreuete
5errlbiubt, Gbrseis, BobQult une@ui'
fieoans in Die iunDe Republif. Diele bier
eafer iino nun auf8ewabIen. uno ubers
fbatten, bsionoer6 in Sevfe @auntp, Die
republjfanilben 8erfahuu9en, Die un5
Malbin9ton uno feline @etreucn blnters
laien baben. - Snoem ib ibreibe, lebe
ieb, tpie meine bstrooenen ysa6barn Die
perlen oen Sauen binwerfen. Sraurie
aber pasr 1T ss--oabib Siele BON ibnen
faoen borte, eaB iie eS un9ern tbun F.; aber
tie iino anpers eelonnen wie ib - lieber
pia ib gar nlbt itimmen, benn mein
Stmmrebt 1T mir uieI Su bsilie, um ee
au 9ebrauben lnWur0ioe auf Den Ebron
5u belfen; obibon meln nj DIT Stim
men bel bisisr 8abI Die Sa6e nibt an:
bert, 70 bin ib cennotb nicbt unoeeuloie
benn bic 3sit 1T nibt mebr fern, no oel
6err oen Sbuittern la9en miro: Somm
let ben Maisen in meinc Sbeuer oaS Tins
traut aber auf Slnoel, camlt man e{
perbrenne NIT Seuer. Der nd6fe Wo
nat lit Der beftimmte GrnoteeWonat fiji
pennfplsanien, aber Den 30ten Oleies,ot
meroen bic Sbnittsr auS9eben-6s per'
ben aub 9iele BON 8erfs Gauntp aus8e'
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(ginssfanet fir ben qibsralsn Seeeabter)
Marttu Van Snrens Bite.


Martin 0an 8nrens Sitte.
[gr srIuett eas Dplf ltine Dienitjei: ali
prsItpcnt nod mn, SABRE Sn Wrlanstrn.
5oebaettunseboa wollt i'd Cub bitten,
D1ie0 ncttmals 70 na6 altsm 8raHtl,
W1it gurer 6Glo III itsrlAhttcn
qBis ciuttens 8ater Saffon auet.
Sebt, wls itb gut 70 berilicb llehe
lInp pemutbspcH bic Sitte itr
SD pcgt' ibr wilist ssrns cin,
sa6t mid nod lanscr prsftpeut 1sin.
SD werps binfort sut rssisrsn,
3n gursm 1epbl bas Nupsr fhbren;
5imfort iclIt ibr i'm 3oaen lsten,
SD nil ehtb bef'rs Sage ssben.
GsbtHur ,pie ntisl,tb iebs tcpattt
ltno IntaIt fhpu ea;u acnaebt
M1it bartem Gslp euh III bsSabIen,
Gcbenfst pes bci suren Bablsn;
Sbr ftnnt nidt beler mid erfrcun
$abt m,:b nod bier Sabr prefbent Iein
Ses Solfes perneinenbe NntlrDrt.
8ersstens llup jsst Seine Sittcn,
Du bat Die @essln itsrlhritteM
lime Suar rie gu bait bepatbt
5at Ipnif nctA &cinCr aue9cbrabt.
9u BAIT uns aub cinit pel periprctbem
0ceb lciper oft 0ein W'crt Setrpebcn.
9ein Obr mar taut Su unisrn Bitten,
Su fahItrtt niebt !pas mir selltten,
ltub 9cmer 0anfe sro(Ie 3abl,
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GO 9ehen ble Sclfs=@elrer !
getriiaeyei BON @4OO 600!

Ser "Wsmpbis gnquirer'' last: eses
te g9o6e wuroe bier, ourb einen 6srrn
pcn Nrfanfas, beritbtct, boS Captain Gols
lins, bcr Q9ent fir Die au6susablsnoen
@eloer su eittle, God, Die Ns8ierun9 unl
cine 9roiIe Summe betro4en babe - 8e,
rd0te fo9en, srpiIden brei bis piermal
bunocrt touleno Sboler. Da5 ct. SuiS
"guletin' bon l9ten September, ia9t !:
@ir etauben Sap. GeQns befinoet id
iest in @aibineton.- Der "Mobilonian'
yon @oibln9ton, pom 6ten Setobcr faet
seebalb: uf>ier am Sise Der 0eeicrunq,
miro pieie Sa6e nit Der erosten {oem.
libeeit untcrbonbelt. gSjr babcn ieoob
unier Nu8enmerf ouf oiefe spie ouf per
ibeesae anbere Sahen oeribtst.
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SemcfratiiOc 0erIamlnliin9 I!

tifben Sorn von 6upcrnenent,5eSruns
oct Surc, eae &lut uRferer repolution6s
rcn patrioten, uuO Sesner elmer ttrbsnefn
2(rmee pon 100000 Wann,
ser @nb 9raIurp, wslebe Dem GeIfe rae
Ge!p aus zen 6dnesn nimmt une cs III Die
5aup einrs sinsiSeu Dlames siebt ber Ssrs
at1etuna pee >cbMe6 uup gl9entbnmS II. hCr
Srutbtspreilc, fcn sstalsn iperoen am 5aufs
Don 3 bn Vdaer @aitmirtb 5u Sans
piae, Verfs Gauntp, auf Samitas
ben 24Iten Dielss, um l llbr gS. 81.
October I3.
81. 3. Grrctbcr iprroen er,partrt rie Scrs
iammluna in ocuttber uno en9Iutber Spra>
cbe 2ll arrreiitrtu.
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llnoernOoenDe SdbnlGner.
Scteber l3.

Natbpem ipir, bic ltnterithrichtntn fet Der
Court bon Common 9>(rae BON Serfs gaunz
tp nm be N5cb!tat ccr Ssfeee, weebe 1uul
Scttcn nnDsrmeasnber Stbulpner aemaebt
mcyrcn anasIutbt batsh uno nattrtm Die
riaate grurt oen srifen t1Iontas i'm nad,s
item e1opcmbtr, (nimlitb cen 2ten erfaateu
Wpnats) anterauint bat, ms unb nnlerc
@reoltorcn am cridsten Gage, Sormittaas
I'M 10 llbr, III Dem gcurtbaule Der &taDt
Nsarlsa, ab}uhtreu; 70 aehrn mir unlsrm
rcipettlpcn grehltrreu biermt Nahriht oas
nit itc ittb Damn mo baicltlt cinfnpsn ttu.
ntn mtnn lle ce fir ant batru.
Gbaries I. Gummine,
-3aecb Full,
Daniel Ge Scprr
.Jobp t1Joolio.
lCilliam Gjatimen,
Emanuel Sernpalt
Deter Stubblcbine,
Daniel Smcf,
Senry Gub,
Jobn Filter,
-Jobn Nod,
OetDbsr 6, 1910. AM.
9intsrlaisnfbaf # oes psriforbenen &C.
pr9 yd9er.
&c q DIR DIT
Diro Eicrmit seasten rab Ismnilfratirns
Sriefe BON BET 6intsvlatfcn ltbaft oe6 serttors
tenen Gro,ae Odaer, weilanb Won
elias 3aunftlp, Serfs gaantp, cen ltutsrs
ltbrlstensn, rpobnbaft in Der @5tapt 9ieapins,
perwi!liAt wcrosn ilnp. Gas perlcnsM, bic
nptb an tifieIte itbulria fmo, merosn srlustt
~ fcmmsn muo obne Seriua at;nbesablcu;
une Sclthe, pelebe nctb 8orrcrunaeil seasn
9lsf'ltc baten, ,prl(cn Nc 'pobl beFatist fir
Sejab blnna sinbdnolaeu at
Gbarles Uroreu, Iamiuiltrator.
Scptember 90. Am.
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Sober 2lrbett6lc6u.

Der grei6 oss 4rbeislobns 1T ba5 f.
berife Anssiben pom Moblltanoe elmer
Station, uno eer ribti0ffe Wao5ifab, nacb
melbem Die Glucfieli9feit einss Sots aS,
semeflen tpsrosn Fam. Bir ibauen oa.
ber init aroiIem Ssoouern auf Die unucrs
meiOlde Serrinoeruno oes eObn5 eer at.
bsiteneen &lahcn, BET aus benz Stiueites
ben unfcrsr Wanufoeturen uno Der Sers
nibtuno Dee Grsuerbsflcii1cs Iberbaupt
beruorseben mub. 8enn einbeimifbe
&bdti9feit nibt aufsemuatert miro, uns
unlsre Natioaals 0ulfSqueuen unbenuet
liesen bleben, 70 1T 6ausenlbelnlieb, ,oaB
Die rei1fen Suelien oc5 8eibaft6.ceiene
perlieeen eerosn, bic Gepolt oes @riperb'
Heifes selabmt HirS, une Die percerblls
bsn Mirfun9en iiber isoen Sbeil oer bdrs
eerliben @eisulbaft Rb ucrbreiteu null
fen. Ser Sa0elebner mub our6 germs
gen Nrbet5lobn uno Wan9el an 8elbdf:
ti9uns Notb lsioen, uno Oct bartibohens
oeoe 8auer une Sanomerf5mann 0sbt in
oem auaensineu Glenoe nit 6u8runoe. lib,
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2te9cl>pes i9elltbl,u1
rc5 reri1crbenen Covto Sod.
Sert5 Gaunty, 65.

W. SlI lllALbF'Ab SNOlO ,-NItl).
Serf6 GountD, 66.
.>.H,,. SCi elmer WalIrntcurt acba(
-sSssSsssS. ten in HeaolnQ, in uno fir Bcrfs
ssssss.sSf ~ ES;S; eamtpI am 7tsn luauH, 1910.
'sSs:' Sss,e:{S: 2er cen nthtt. 5ctn Sanfe ,efq.
prcltbsnt, uno ieiue Gcbnlferid,.
ter oct cria9tcR grurr, bcmllliate Die Court
auf Ssr1tbIa9 'iue Ncael fir slc bic erten
mo anesre spericncn ac intersI(trt 1ne tsi
Dem licScnben glatntbnm oes perttertcnen
Gapic Sedr lrBtbln rcn Siebmonb 3aun.
Iebip, in 8crts gauntp, sor Der QEaiIsnccurt
i'll criheincn Ole am 6tsn ndhltrn Wcrcmter
5u 8cariua 9ebalten psrcsn loH fir rfaats
ganntp, tann unt eajsltlt rag btlaate lieaeus
tc elscntbum, eber een ISertb esGcfsw, ans
sunchmrn cerr 5n bcrpeiaern.
Attettlrt aus ccu lfrPunrtR.
.James Donasan Cdr. eer 9{3. G.
October Is. SIN.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, being engaged ia
preparing for publication, i new edition
Of his Gazetteer of Vermont in connex-
ion with the Natural and Civil Hist,ry
OF the State, did, during the last spring
and Summer, besides visiting many parts
personally, address circulars to poslmas-
tfrs or others, in most of the towns, re-
guessing answers 10 such queries as would
enable him TO give a full typographical,
historical and statistical account Of the
towns, down to the present time: To
some oil these he has received satisfactory
answers; but TO far the greater part, no
answers have been returned. Anxious
that all the towns should be fully aud
correctly described he takes this method
to invite attention to the subject; and in
case the persons 10 whom the circulars
were addressed are unable 10 attend 10 the
business, he trusts that there are persons
in each town, who can and will furnish
the materials desired. In cases where
the early history and topography were
correctly and uif given inthe first edition,
all that will be nrce Ssary TO be furnished
anew, will be a continuation Of the hislo-
ry down to the present time, and the pres
eat statistics. Persons furnishing an ac
count of their toWnse will contribute to
render the work mere useful and satisfac-
tory, and will confer a EVer On the pub
lie, and on the public's
Very. humble servant,
z. THOMPSON. 80
p. S. Publishers of newspapers in
Vermont will confer favor by giving the
above an insertion in their respective pa
pers. Z. t.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23
5 5

The RUTLAND County MINISTERIAL
Conferences will hold their nem.meet-
Ing at the Baptist Westinghouse in Ira,
on the first Wednesday of Jannarv at
O'Clock, L. Nj. The following Will be
the order of exercises:
An introductory Sermon. BY brother
Builard.
Essay: Justifcaliou-br HasesII
Means of promoting Sabbath Schools
brother Thomas.
Duties Of ministers towards each other
brother Hurlbut
Scripture view of woman's rights in
The church-brother B. Allen. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hotchkiss.
Scripture doctrine of elrction-brother
sSherwin.
Scripture doctrine OF perseverance,
brother J. Packer.
Attributes Of Christi brother Crowley.
Exegesls: Acts %, 16-bro FL. Allen.
8 " 10: 1-5-bro. Hun
tington.
Brother B, Allen will preach at 6 o.
clock, P. M. .
By order of the Conference,
V. R. HoTcHKIss, SeSg.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23
d ! z D

In Shorehan, on the 3lst Of October, Mrs. Pau
lima Smith, wife OF Maj. Joseph Smith, aged 81
years.
hereaved family and desoIated husband mourn
the loss OF Il tender mother, aud devoted wife,
but not as those who have no hope. la her life,
the deceased ornament of the faith she had
long profpsspd, and in her ueath example of it,
power Though nature forbids TO dry the tear,
which flows fresh To the memory OF the departed,
and though an affecting family mast mourn their
irreparabie loss the. reap consolation trofit The as
surauce that their loss is her greater gain; aud
that her ransoneG spirit freed from the shackes of
morality has exchanged this vale Of tears for the
ahodes of the hIest.
Comm. fir Middieburg Free Press
In Jay, n. Y, Nov. oath, OLire Atmyrd
Abbott, daughter of Solomon and Olive
Abbott, formerly Of Rutland, W., aged 70
She sleeps in death! But soon will Gabriel''
Trump, her sIumbering dust awake TO
Immortality. In Heaven a . ......
Golden harp she bears, well strung and
Tuned and when she strikes the Tyre, twill
Be in praise TO her Redeemer. Drest
In Immortal robes, with Heavenly
Joys comminglfng, she walks the golden
Streets of New Jerusalem, forever!
And forever biest. ICON.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23
MOTTO E.
Anti-siavery Anniversary.


The Seventh Anniversary of the YER
mont Anu-SIavery Society, by divine per-
mission, will be holden dt Brandon, on
The 18Th and I4th of January next. A
lecture preparatory viii! be given Tuesday
evening preceding. The Society's meet
ing, will commence on "Wednesday, at 9 o.
clock, and public exercises at | / o'clock,
A. NJ.
All auxiliary and all anti-slavery, soci-
eties in the State are respectfully request
ed to send delegates Abolitionists gen
orally are solicited TO attend, and all Gen
uemaa and Ladies, whether aboitionists
or not, are invited TO all the public meet
ings
C. C. BuRLEIGHgo of Philadelphia, the
well known phianthropist and dlstinguis-
he'd orator, will be present.
J. A. ALLEN, Secretary
... Of the En-. Committee
Middlebury, Nov. %. 1910. II.
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will be present on Monday evening, and
will take partln DE exercises. We hope
there will be a full attendance.-N Y.Spec.
A National ANT.-SLAyERY CONVENTION
of voting abolitionists will be held at New
York CITY, on the second "Wednesday in
May, 184l.-EmdRcipator.
FEMALE LEcTURER.-Mrs. Gaines
the wife of General Gaines, lately deliver
ed lecture at St. Louis on the horrors of
war. Il has been published. and the pa
Pers speak of it in terms of high approba-
ton. -.
One hundred and twenty persons took
the total abstinence pledge, at the ST. Pc
tiers Catholic church, at Wilmington. Del,
on Sunday, the 29th ult.-Zion'S Banner.
Near Cincinnati Ave or six DAYS since a
iluIe German girl was engaged in pulling
the bark off some saw-logsF on the hill
near the saw-miIl, when BY Sudden jerk
she started one of the logs, which rolled
her over and crushed her to death.-Zi
on's Banner.
4 union between the free Will anC
the Free Communion Baptists is likely lc
be effected. The Free Communion Gen
eral Conference, that lately met at Coum
bia, Herkimer County, n. Y, received
proposition for Union through a Commit
ee from the Free viii General GOMEZ
ence. and passed resolutions approving
the measure, " so far as their authority
and influence extended" IN Y %.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23

DR.. Parr was Of opiaion, that a man ;
happiness was secure in proportion 70 the
small number OF his wants, and sard' thai
all his life lime, ii had been his object to
prevent the multiplication of.hem Q HIM
self Some one said 10 him, Then, SIT
your secret Of happiness is, to cut down
your wants. Parr replied, No, sir. my
secret is not TO let them grow.'-Z'0n
Banner.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-23

Merriam, is this The opponents of Anti
Slavery shut out discussion of the subject,
wlthou! reference to the capabilities of the
Wrlters-in fact the more capable the writer
the greater the objection of course with
them: - Whereas, my objection was not to
the discussion of the subject, but to the
productions Of The indiDiduoI who had
taken the matter in hand did certainly
allow him very liberal space. In doing
II, made no small sacrifice 10 the cause of
free discussion aud religious toeration.-
My conviction at length was that | had
come to the limit, TO pass beyond which
would be throwing away my jndgment as
10 what was profitable. Ii am censured
Tor this course, can not help it. | have
listened, 10 the same conscience and iudg-
Fment that guide me in other matters, and
am at peace.
(9) In reply 10 this, ask whether fee
discussion requires the publication, without
! limit or stint, of feeble or obscure produc-
tons, 70 the exclusion Of what is strong
and luminous2 IL is not in the power oil
the publisher of one small weekly sheet to
give place to everything, II It were dssira-
Bile. Many things, limited in their extent,
are published, which are not precisely what
il would be desirable they should be. But
10 "a k that erery thing, of whatever length
and however obscure, be received, is trans
cending, as view it, the requirements OIL
| free discussion. -.. ....- 49,.
(1m can sympathize with him in his
"poverty," from experience. have myself
always been ga poor man and laborer,'
and always expect to be. have feeble
wife ana FIVE small children to support
while, if have beenrightly Informed, FRIEND
( Merriam has only himself to take care Of
so that he has no claim on me, in this way
and YET | think my "gratuitie<" have no
been few or small. But what is far more
than all this, as pertaining to the case now
| in hand, the Telegraph stands pledged Il
the whole work Of human reformation AM
salvation. lis capacities are not adequate
to the use of unwieldy or inefficient insrru
| ments. If new and additional wheel i
TO be added 10 lis machinery, il must hav
some e6iciency-it must be capable of do
ing something, especially if il be above
TO york TO The hindrance of other wheel
which are well adapted to the accomplish
ment Of other good works.
! ID If brother Carpenter or any reader
of the Telegraph think the reasons why
do not longer Indulge friend Merriam, are il
truth so different from what have state
them 10 be, | can not help it. / protest tina
l have not only used him fairly, bat that
have been very indulgent, extending 10 I'll
bounds of the largest llberalty.
(12) do not recolleot any such unqual
fed expression. My mind was made U
deliberately on the subject and has not VI
dergone any change in reference to il, sine
my first decision, z@...
N. B. have gone into this protracte
reply to this letter, in the shape of thes
numerous notes, not so much 10 defend m
own cause in the present case, as TO Civ
some general ideas of my own, which hav
not before been communicated, that IIeco
, lect, on the subject of free discussion.
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SINCE there was, through mistake. or rath-
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as TO where orders for the work should
be forwarded. The publishers address is
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