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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

|. Ii is for body of protested chris
.tians, pretending 10 act according to the
will of God, TO exclude a member of their
body for stealing pig or chicken, and
at the same time retain another that they
know has been for years in the practice of
stealing men, aOomea and children!
2 1t is for them to exclude brother
or sister for numbering aOhite man or
woman, and yet fold in their bosoms one
that has been engaged for years in MUIR
dering colored men and women.
3. 1t is COR them to withdraw fellow
ship from brother or sister who, in graf
flying their appeliles get intoxicated; anc
at the same time continue fellowship with
one who, 10 crafty appetite, makes il his
business 10 sell ardent spirls, by the glass
or other measures, and thereby gets his
brethren. sisters, friends or neighbors in
toxicated. and moi lhu only. but gives
their locomotive speed down TO eternal
hell.
But, say you, people can not be 50 IN
consistent as all this. But not thousand
miles from your office, such work is done.
a. 1t is for professors of religion to
get their minds SO engaged in political
affairs as to forget that Sunday was. and
is, designed for the worship Of God, and
to spend part or the whole Of the day in
electioneering. This has been done the
past season more than once, and no llo ice
taken OF it I"
s. II is for church members to get so
engaged in the subject Of religion, and SO
to love the cause Of righteousness, as 10
neglect to take, and pay for, religious
paper themselves, orlry TO get their neigh
bors to take one, while they will pay their
money for political papers themselves, and
use all their influence they possess TO get
their neighbors to do the same.
The above items are some of the null
titude Of things that in this day Of sin and
darkness are considered consistent. But
Mr.. Printer, what kind of jeUeis are
these! Are they valuable2 Il appears
as though they were for they are already
numerous. and, as it relates 10 some Of the
above items, are growing more popular
But The time for making and receiving o
/ presents, New Years day. is close al
hand. Who will set about making 9
present to the Printer. Of the name Of 1
good, T, sponsible person, as subscriber TO
his religious paper, and the cash 10 pay
for their own, that perhaps they have reac
the past year, and not vet paid for; or
paid for the past, now to pay for the com
ing! Come friends, let's STE what W
can do TO help him who is "dishing out
to us from week to week, healthy, del
cious, souI-reviving food. / will com
. mence my present, at this time, with tn
!. name Of good. responsible person, a
E Subscriber for the Telegraph; and
f Providence permit, in few weeks, wit
i a little cash for myself
o Consistency, thou art jewel"
A LABoRER.
n Hou,,J ObeorroJoy,, ) -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

You've PEOPLES LIBRARY.-In copy
ing the Prospectus oflhis work. some time
since. there was. through mistake. or rath-
er oversight, an omission of information,
as TO where orders for the work should
be forwarded. The publishers address is
North Springfield, Vt.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

TO Judsoa's Sermon on Baptism, in which
the motives ofthe latter were "impeached,"
and his Christian character 8. implicated. !"
While the following will show how strong
are the regrets ofthe former, that his reply
was adapted to give such uncharitable, i'm
presslons, il will furnish an important ex-
PLANTATION, and show also, how frankly and
publicly ne Can retract opinions which he
has publicly expressed, whenever he is
convinced that they were destitute offonnd-
ation.-Zion's Adrocats q. Eastern Bap-
tist.
II am happy in the opportunity thus
afforded me, of paying what | conceive
to be merited tribute to The high mis-
slonary character of DR.. Judson 1t will
be recoilected, by many who read this ar
tlcle, thai soon after his change oil. sent-
ments, and the publication of his sermon
on he subject Of B ,ptisn, | published a
reply to the sermon, Ia the introduction to
which some things were said impeaching
the motives OF DR.. j., and implicated, to
some extent, his Christian character. In
the statements there made, had the con-
currence oflhethen members Of the Amer
lean Board OF Commissioners for Foreign
4 Missions, aud ofmost oflhe Congregations
al ministers and Christians of that dav. =
But in view of the course since pursued
by DIR. J.. his lahors and sufferings, his
zeal, his constancy, his well.drecltd and
successful efforts Ia the best of causes !;
and especially, after the explanations he
has made of some things which, at the
time Of his change, We're regarded by
many as mysterious. think no one can
question the purity IF has motires, or The
/ distia guished erceltence and deUotedness
! of has Christian character From the
later editie MS of my work on Baptism.
have expunged every thing which could
be interpreted as disreputabIe to DR.. -
have long followed him. IN what have
I known of his studies and labors, with deep
interest, and regard him as entitled 10 stand
among The foremost of living missiona-
] ries"
There is a glorious revival in North
/ Bucksport, Me. Forty or fifty have been
happily converted to God.-Morn, Star.
A few souls have recently teen convert
Il ed In Wool uicb Mo opd thorp ic a rood
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

CHRISTIAN Contents of Dee
as Quality of Sermons;
Historical Outlines of German Rational
ism; Historical Sketch of the Revolution
in Theology which commenced in 1850
in Germany. From the German Of Dr..
A. Tholuck; Translated by the Editor.
Menzefs German literature; German
Literature; Translated from the German
of Wolfgang MenzeE By C. c. FELTON,.
Philips Life of Milne; The Life and
Opinions, of the Rev. VIM. Milne. D. D.,
Missionary to China. illustrated by Biog.
raphcal Annals of Asiatic Missions from
Primitive to Protestant Times, intended
as Guide to Missionary Spirit; BY Rob,
ert Philip, Author of the Life and Times
of Bunyan and Whitefeld; The ExperI,
mental Guides, &c.
The Credibility of the New Tes amen'
Writers; The Principles OF Legal Evl-
dence ia their application to the HlstoF-
ical Parts Of the New Testament.
Connection of the Missionary Enter.
prise with The Cause of Learning.
Literary Notices; Miscellaneous Intel
ligence.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16
OF New York.

TEMPERANcE MOVEMENT. Inc
Young Mems Total Abstinence SocIe1y
of New York, recommend holding a Ma
tional Convention in that city in May
next and they will invite Rev. Thee,
bald Mathew and Other distinguished
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

THE RUTLAND CoUN MINISTERIAL
CONFERENCES will hold their next meet,
ing al the Baptist Westinghouse IN Ira
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

Temprance, See " hat it will dot will
put wood upon the fire, -four in the barrel,
meat in the tub, vigor in The body, intelli-
gence in the brain and spirit IN the whole
Congressional least all that-N. H.
Baptist Register.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

M a n Il 3 D.,
In Castietou on the evening of the Sd last. by
Barna. Allen, Seneca Roof of ubbardton, to Aman-
da Al. Lincoln of Castleton.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

which several persons were lost. arrived
at St. Louis on the 10th inst. Her off,
GERS state that twenty-five of the unfortu-
nate sufferers have already died, and there
were two more who it was supposed
would die soon. There were nine others
scalded, who will probably recover.
TO-, Az d ,,.l:,,,,rv cso-...g !.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16
N OTTO E..
Anti-sIavery Anniversary.

The. Seventh Anniversary of the Yer
mont Anti-slavery Society, by divine per.
mission, sWiIl be holden at Brandon, on
the 18th and 18th of January next. A
lecture preparatory will be given Tuesday
evening preceding. The Society's meet
ing, will commence Wednesday, at 9 o.
clock, and public exercises at IL o'clock,
A. M.
All auxiliary and all anti-slavery soci-
cites in the State are respectfully request
ed to send delegates. Abolitionists gen
orally are solicited to attend, and all Gen,
tlemGa and Ladies, whether abolitionists
or not, are invited 10 all the public meet
ings. .:.
c. c. BURLEIeH, of Philadelphia, the
well known philanthropist and dislin sGi ;
he'd orator, will be present
J, A. ALLEN, Secretary.
ofthe En-. Committee.
Middlebury, Nov. Is, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

A few souls have recently teen convert
ed in Woolwich, Me-, and there is good
prospect of an increase of the work oil
grace.-Morming Star.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

hAeSeslS3 UoineF DeldhYs ICoT' IL 04, o.
/" brother Ten Brooke, Gen. 3: "a.
" brother Harvey, Luke Is: 9.
brother Wright, l Cor. 7: IA.
" brother Flint, Titus 2: Is.
brother Jones, Eek. IS: "a.
brother Thomas, Rom. s: 2O-22.
Passages 10 be reconciled
Brother Bryant, Prov %: 4, with Prov.
&c: 5.
Essay, brother Church, At what date did
John write the book of Revelation
Essay, brother Kingsbury, What is the du-
ty of church 10 relation to its members
who have been for long time absent?
Essay, brother Johnson, Does the written
and preached word possess Divine ener-
CIV, aside from the influences of the Holy
| Spirit
Essay, brother Murray. Peace on Earth.
Essay: brother 1de, On the best method o.
promoting the benevolent objects Of the
day.
Brother Thomas, Sermon, at 6 O'Clock
P. Nj. By order of the Conference,
A. HARVEY, Clerk.
| Bridport Oct s. 1870
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

L. G. Keeler is appointed Post Master
in Monkton, Vt, in place of Daniel Col
Inns resigned. 1876
The ADDISON Co. MINISTERIAL CONFER
ENcE adjourned to meet in MiddIebury, the
fourth Tuesday in Dec, at 10 o'clock, A. M,
Exercises TO be public, except criticisms.
Brother Gale, Introductory Sermon
(written.)
Skeleton, brother Fisher, Cor. g.: I6.
EXeoesis brother DeLanv / Cor II. "a 81
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-12-16

There is a glorious revival in North
Bucksporl, Me. Forty or fifty have been
happily converted to God.-Morn Star
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

UI.N BY wv y L.-t NA-|H
Aeros1,ne Is prssiea9 nc1et, 5 n1u-
heraf Dslesases ffnn Psgnsa so Osangs
nsl il Canssnlioa. i re Mssonie Hal,
"a Ilsllsbofo1&h. - sks 80 81 May. 80
ne purpose II selecting ~ kier4nf w e.
placed spos lhs Denesfaile ksPubssss
ticket
Msior fssm Edwards. eg Prnon. was
sequssssd 20 lsks ne chair. sdn Gel. q.
n. Lssiner. 81 0fzags. ~ss spPoinlsd
seersisry-
Caps. Isha Berry. sf onnFs. ~n
llen snsslnosslg rhos<n Eleelor Cor
shis Dissries. NhereBpon he ehsifnsn
appointed Or. John s. Jonss. snd I,smu-
sl NJ. Webb. Of Persoa. snd Col. w. r..
shislds. and William N. Pratt. eco, Of
Orange. 10 ssis upon Cap. Berry and
iniofln him Of his domination. kflsr q
short zbssnce The committee returned
with Capt. Berry. Who made knnwh 70
The meeting thai be would accept ihs
nomination.
On motion. il was
Resolved. That she Norsh Csrolinl
Standard and Hlllsbors' Recorder be &c
lquesled 10 publish these proceedings.
There being no further business. lh'
Convention sdianrnsd.
IsUM EDWARDS, Ch'n.
CHARLES NJ. LarlxEs, Ser'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

IN SENATE.

Thursday, May ~.
The bill 10 extend for longer period
the several acts now in force for The &c
lief Of insolyeni debtors Of The United
States. ss amended by The House. was re-
pored from the Judiciary eommil,ee ~iih
an additional smsndmsng both Of which
amendments we're ordered 70 be sngross-
ed.
The bill 10 provide for lhs discontinue
snce Of the Office Of Surveyor General in
the several districts % soon - The sur
veys therein can be complsssd. Cor abo-
fishing lsnd-ofIices under certain circum
stances. and Tor other purposes. having
been returned from the House with an
amendment. vas referred 10 the commil-
tee on public lands.
The bsnkrupt bill. after brief CONVEX
ssiion. was laid over until tomorrow.
Friday. May q.
The consideration OF The bankrupt bill
was resumed. and Mr. Tsllmsdgs spoke
81 large in favor Of the original bill, and
against the substitute.
The senate then adjourned TO Monday.
Monday. May IS.
The consideration OF the bankrupt bill
wss resumed; and Me-. Hubbard argued
Al length sgainsi the original bill. He
considered IL unconstitutional. and a. OBJ
jeciionable also on account Of The frauds
70 ~hich il nigh, give rise. lie profess
ed a readiness 10 vote for The substitute i
the mover OF il would consen. 10 modify
IL 90 that the states could no. exempt
their institutions from lis operation.
Mr.. Wall would acquiesce in the OPT
Mon Of the senator as to such modii'
cation. but he would be sorry 10 do any
thing by which he would lose Two friend,
10 gaining one. He admitted The posel
Of Congress to compel The banks in def
ance Of the states; bu, he did mol al Thu
time think il expedieni 10 DO so.
\ Mr.. Henderson, in reply 10 ME-. Hub
bard. admitted that this power over bank
ruplcy was more liable 10 abuse and as
Sumption Than almost any other. and
was especially for that very reason .l,s
he would now confne The exercise Of The
power 10 The sole object Of relieving debs
ors. which. and which alone. the counsr.
|, now emphs,ically demanded.
4 Mr.. III. also argued further to shos
that Congress, like the British Parlls
mcn,. has The power 10 include any an
all classes Of persons which they ms
) think proper.
On motion OF Mr.. Strange, the subjes
!. was laid over iill 10 morrow; and. sfis
( an Executive session, the senate adjourn
! ed.
i Tuesday, May 90.
!. The senate resumed the consideratlo
j. Of che bankrup. bill. The question b
: ing on Mr.. Walls substitute.
al Mr., Benton opposed the original 81
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49, usrfls.a q as uslea Thh h
k.oua . b - uss sssenssi * 80
80; nnS lhs dssiss > Fsryen i shoss
/. dishoness. n nos 49, ssaas.
Ths loursh o13essaaa = - pafrils 70
deserve remark. Gen. Hssrisoa was
steady and eoasissent supPorsrf a shs
admisslrnsisn of Thomas JefFsrson, an
sssiss and sfseirns otneer n ne lsis
var. and has essr besa. - I'll bis sets
show. irss Fepubliran and friend 70 the
eoussisusioa. II he did bed ofzss undsr
shs elder Adsms. 80 did be usdef Dir.
ysfsnon add Mr.. Msdison.
The 9Th objection Is hat be e friend
% islsinzl improvement By he general
rs.smment. A sufficient answer 10 lhis
!, contained in Ais letter % shsrrod VIII
t.ms. he here dlssissslr ssys that
. no money should be laken from The
treasury Of The uniisd STATES 70 Be en-
pended on inisrnsl Improvements. blii
Isr fhsst ukieA are sfrirfly national"
In .his opinion be comedies precisely
with Gen. Jsekson-
The Last abjrriian sdsaneed 10 that be
Il an sdsoraIe OF The Baak Of the United
States as fiscal agent. and an adversary
Of Inc independent treasury. Gen. Har-
risoa expressed a apinien. 10 an address
10 he voters Of Cincinnati dislriet in
lsa2, that The ehsrser given TO the Bank
Of the Uaiied States wss uneonstituiion.
A; he has since expressed the same OPT
mon; bat IL II shall be " clearly sseer
i.insd Ina, ,he public interests in relation
20 .he collection and disbursement Of ths
revenue would materially safer without
one," and there shall be unequiyocs
Manifestations of public opinion in lis "a
yor." ne will. IL elected President. sigI
abdl Cor ehanering Bank Of tie Unii
ed States. q with proper modification
and restrictions" Il This not much NOR
In The character Of . Republican Presi
dent, than an . Incorporating hosiIli
~ 10 4 Bank Of The United States" what
ever may be The necessities or the wish
ss Of ,he psopifr
His opposition % The sub-Ireasur
needs no justification.
With these obserssiions We. shall dis
miss lhe subject for The present.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

We some weeks ago Published IN
aneeeoie, in which Il was stated that
Gen. Harrison presented a horse 10 .
Methodist preacher. in place Of one
which had died willis. he was scjournine
with the General. This same Meshodisi
preacher, we learn from the Baltimore
Patriot. was present u the late Genera
Conference OF ihe Methods, Church .
Baltimore, and souehes Coz the truth 0
the whole statement
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04


The wiss sdi,or q Ihs NosGh- caruli-
Man, some swo monshs 30. charged lhas
the Aboliiionisls. before he Harrisburg
Consrnnoa, addressed circulars % lead.
ING Wigs In ssery state Of he Uaioa.
10 f.sor q nomina'ing Gen. Harrison .
ms Pfssiseneyi and called upon al he
iifgs eiiizsns e. North csrollns 10 srssi.
~ Hhslher +" any Wig in our own STATE.
or any delegate 10 he Harrisburg Con
ssnsiDn. had received sueh q circular. o.
knew Of such a circular being sent. =
Wei. iwo monshs has elapsed. and nei-
iher Wing nor Democrat has opened hi.
mouth % satisfy the curiosity Of lhs Ca
rolinian; and se suppose for he best d
reasons, because hey knew nothing q
such q circular. The wisdom OF Solo,
mon has been celebrated Cor ages. bal b
never elected 90 brighf conception q
has iilnmined the mind Of slle learnes
editor Of the carolinian; hear him: . III
silence Of these Federalisls on this sub
jeci. admits that they formed coalisiol
with The Abolilionisls 10 bring OUT IarTi
son for the Psesideneyl"
All We have 10 say about The matter ID
that IL The AboliiionisB did enter int
such coalition, they have acted in bs
lailhi for they have ten or eleven Abol
ton papers in The country. and epsry on
Of them is violently opposed 10 The ele.
lion Of Gen. Harrison.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

Extract from . lsiaer dated New Or
leans. May rs. ls40:---- To-day. about
three o'rlack. she Lesee gave way above
CarroIlson. and there are nov about 900
hands engaged in eudeasoring 70 close
The cresssse--ihe accounts from 81 Louls
are distressing. The Missouri snd Up
per Mississippi were never so foil. which
upon The top Of what We already have.
most produce = general oseFfiov--of
course the crop ot 'ilia - Hs4< o<
nearly destroyed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

ihs isgis'sy ilu an rsllsss he slsy 81
New fsfk ifon sosh . dsIrla.aos.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

-
The Standard. few weeks ago, speak
ina Of Mr. kiesehesd in Wilmington,
said. thar "his speech was = decided
failure" that many Of bis friends "were
heartily ashamed Of him." and that he is
. utterly incompetent to The task he has
Undertaken. being . mere common Law
twsillcr. and very incorrect as 10 poliii-
cal events and very ignorant Of political
economy"
Th<<e the Standard has since found.
were unforsunaie expressions. Mr..
Morehesd 10 extensively known, and his
abilities as universally acknowledged.
As public speaker, as lawyer. and -
a,man Of business. be had acquired no
ordinary reputation; and his social qua.
.li,ies and moral department have secur-
ed the esteem Of even bis political oppo-
nen,s. The ill.sdsised expressions oI
the Standard. were therefore, not only
Notifying to lis friends. bat. conflicting
As they did with the direc, knowledge
which the people bad Of Mr.. siorehesd
they were calculated 10 impair their fsisi
in all the statements contained in tina
print
Seeing his error, the Standard nov al
Temps 10 correct il. He appears willing
70 acknowledge even That Mr.. Morehead
isaimost equallo Gen. Saunders. Mr.
Morehead disappointed u.s." says ih'
STANDARD Of las, week; = he is certainl,
superior Ia szlenis 10 what We expected
and e no mean competitor"
As the eyes OF The Standard have beef
thus partially opened by hearing Mr.
Morehesd speak, we can have no doub
he will end himself wide awake whe'
he hears The people speak In August next
Every arrival a. New York bring
large numbers of emigranis from the OIL
countries. In the present condition =
business in that city il Is impossible 70
ahem 70 iad employment. and they ar
therefore exposed 70 want. To obsia'
shis evil, Major Noah I'D Uses them 20 8
into the country until change take
place. Bur Noah is Wing, aud conss
quendy every thing he does must De a.
tua.ed by some impure motive; henc
the very honest editor Of the North "
soiinian has become alarmed, and ss'r
buies Major Noah's advice 70 ms ofea
Of !. the votes OF these Irish patriots an
Others FOR Van Buren, if they stay IN y
eityl A very honest confession. W
Csrolinian; and so 10 is intended 70 ca
~ The election Ia the city OF New fo'
again next fall by alien votes. Is W
very desirable state Of things. truly! J.
berty.loying Americans, not being qua
fied 10 choose their own officers. m''
call upon unnasarsllzed foreigners 70 .
els. ,hsm. Well, i, 10 70 be hoped N
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04
Methodist Protestant Camp
Meetings.

DAMP meetings win be held q, the follow
snx places, vizs
Al Smishfield. Chatham county, commence
ing on the 25th July.
AT Giless school House, Randolph, on tAss
2ad August.
A, Tabernacle. Guilfora. on the 18th Sep
TENDER.
AZ Mount Hermon. Orange, on the as,h
September.
brethren and iriends are respectfully invited
to attend.
May ~. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04
Weekly Almanac.
Wool Carding.

THE subscriber has his Wool Carding
u Machine in good order. and desires
his customers 20 bring their wool clean,
.has they may have good work.
@. w. JOHNSTON.
lane 8. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-04

Iutsua1t WIZ ~
The senate resumed the consideration
Of she bankrup. bill. The question be-
ing on Mr.. Walls substitute.
Ms. Benton opposed the original bill
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-02

q
~,.,,, =, :, NEW foRK, May 2e, 1870. I
'HE stockholders of this ffsstsn ae hereby notified
that an election for Directors and Inspectors Will
At the Banking House, No. 50 East Broadway Tuesday
the 9Th day of June next
The poll will be opsn from o'clock NJ until o'clock p
my7sues' ALFRED :. FRASER, Cashier
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH ONLY-A
ORD respectfully informs his friends in the vicinity
othe that he has just fitted the large Room
known Broadway Hall, with tables whsrehe viii
DC happy to see hos. who wish play purchase tables aid
ms Old stand ID Ann street. adjoining the Museum where
there are Thirteen tables ready Cor trial Tables OF every De
sepuo ciohs, balls cues Me- for sale above.
The above pooms have the reputation Of being kept IN
most respectable manner and the beat assortment