Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-20

WIN. M. Gage, Ceor8e isust, A1anlS1 80. 49,
Der. Il. L. Gage, Alex. Mclaughlin, Syl-
sanus Newell, Edward Terry, J. 3. Parker,
E.I,enezsr Huse, John Pearson, Ziba Mason,
Henry slockwell, Asa southwor,h, VIM.
Niles. Bela Hall, Calvin Joslin, p. 5. Lin
cola, Abraham Ofsiz, r. 7. Robinson, Jo- |
seph Rogers, %, Hiram Perry, Ann King,
phebs n. IIuslbut, Charles a. Walker, n.
Churchill, Luther White, Alanson Peck,
Jas. III. Beenan, Reuben Farnsworth, Cal
vim Earl, Noah Stafford, Phineas Bates, 81,
Samuel Fowler, David s. Jackson, AFRO
Fowler, James Fowler, Pattsn Davis, N. |
d. Gray, ]. NJ Siearns, Joseph Spencer,
Truman T. Smith, Calvin r. Smith, Hen
" Wilmarlh, BENZ. r. Haskell, Dan'l Ave
~, Jebiel K. Wright, John Rockwell, Ira
Benson, b. NsHiggins, J. Holcomb, Milo
Nor, J. w. Hale, Charles Grant, D. S.
Murray, Geo. S. stockwelT o. S. Murray,
| A. NJ. sanderson. " G. Brown, |. Higgins,
Il. Higgins, Elizabeth p. Ipgraham. SO. ]
Nuns, Nelson A. Saxton, J. L. Morse,
Charles Saxton, Darius Dewey Archibald
Hunt, r. GrilFia e Thomas, VIM. Pierce,
D. Robinson, Wa.. G. Denison, S. B. Whip
lsIe, samn col,ing, Ryland Fletcher, a. G.
Hand. osmon Birge, H. T. Dorrance, F.
G. Gray, D. 1. Pailen, Cyrus Prindle, Lew
/ is Barker, John Conant, w. H. Chambellin,
H. Campbell, S. Hall, O. M. Smith, Levi
Bacon, H. F. Leavi,t, VIM. Scales. ~.
Adjourned one hours
| Met according TO adjournment.
/ On motion,
ResoIred, That the FIRST article of the
Constitution of this Society be amended
ia accordance with the suggestion Of a
majority Of the Executive Committee 10
their sevenlh annual report
The suggestion Of the Executive Com,
mitiee alluded 10 above, is in the following
language:
ResotUsd. That the first article Of the
Constitution be so altered that hereafter
We may act independent of all foreign
connection,
On motion,
/ Resolred, That the Executive Com
mittee be instructed to call the next annu.
al melting IN the month Of september.
The following resolutions were adopted
, after remarks by r. Fletcher, G. c. Bur
leigh. E. D. Barber, ]. Seely, Q. s. Murray
{ ans J. NJ. Stearns: =
Resoired. That TO speak Of enlightened
chrlslian shareholders. is to employ the
NEST contradictory terms-thai a christ
like man can 10 more plumber the poor
: and helpless OF civil and religious rights
uncondennrd bv Goilha be can break
! through the barrisrs Of human law, and
! ! DC. meet felon's judgment.
E Rssoired, That the of repeated doc
E trine Of southern professors and their
( northern abetrors. hat he preaching o
/; he gospel is the only means 10 be EN-
f s,pIoSed lorcorrectig:g and removing ever,
/ firm of evil. is bur fhsorizng away truth
E Grading the cross OF duty, and squirting
]. the experience of the age
Z Resoired, That She anticipated horror.
E Of emancipat 50 often reiterated, IS liz,
$ hanging up a ffightini warning over ;
e cain sea, wilerelthere are neither rocks
s shoals, nor. Mhirlpoois.
p The resolution on Colonization. befor
= referred 10, was here taken up, and adopted
CT. Knapp then presented The clAim
. of the yoce.of Freedona, and subscription
were circulated forts support.
=, The Treasurer presented his Annual Re
) port, and on motion Of E. d. Barber il wa
J, accented and ordered 10 be printed.
{. On motion,
), Resolred, That in the choice Of officer
! whose official action will effect the Anti
Il Slavery caHse. 40 sabollionist can consist
& emily vote for any candid lie Who will moi
it II elected, do all he righllnliy can, ia hi
{, public capaeity,sto abolish all provision
d Iof law aud constitution which uphold
lslavery.
Il Beniamin Shaw introducedsa resolution
/. on political acl;on, (which has not com,
into the hands Of sils publishe Of the Tel
/. egrsI'h.l which be supported IN a speech 0
!. some length, but finally withdrew, and ac
cep'ed Of the following as an amendment
d which was adopted:
e Res0fred. That we are bound 10 carr,
d Ionr principles wherever re go. and per
: nit them 10 gosern our conduct 10 what
ever NE do. whether in the exercise of oui
Ecclesiastical. our political, or our person
al rights.
2 Res0lred. That we take sincere pleas
y nre N recording our warm appreciation o
: The setfdenying labors Of the faithful ana
devoted Hiram Wsfs0u. among the color
led people OF Canada--the self.emancipat
ed tugllves rom oppression; and that we
! hope the objects Of his benesolence NAV