Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-28

REACHED US, the conservative party, which
lis in favor of retaining the present corn
flaws, has gained We see no reason to
expect the triumph ofthe liberals, though
for this we have been hoping. AS an
American citizen we have hoped that a
market for our grain would be opened IN
| England, so that We night be able to pay
off our annual dues to that country, IN
articles produced on our soil. And for a
| further reason we have hoped it. The
general dispositions of the liberal party
| are more friendly to our country, than !
those Of the conservatives, and the chances
for settling the questions in dispute be- |
tween Us without @resort to arms, are
greater when the liberals are in the as
tendency, than when the conservatives
hold the reigns Of goVernmen:-N.~ E.
Farmer
THE TRIAL OF REV john PIERPoNT.
FJohn erpont-honest and eloquent John
| PierpoHt will triumph over all the per-
Nsecutions Of his enemies. He stands now
unharmed il the fiery furnace into which
the heather have cast him. The evidence
educed thus far on the trial is really con-
tcmptib!e; but it is the best in the market
J The 'proprietors Of the Rol'is-st. church
are doing all they can do, but they are
confirming the almost universal beliefthat
they war against John Pierpont because
be is an honest and faithful preacher of
The religion which they themselves pro-
fss. Is not this spectacle sickenng-
that man of the finest genius and schol-
aYshp, great eloquence, end perfectly
irrepToachable lie, should be arraigncd
at the instance of such men as his accus-
crs are, and made to suffer all the per-
pIexti"s and anxicties and costs CT !Itiga-
tion-for 20 error'
Really there are not dozen reSpecta-
BILE persons lathe city, except those i'm
meGiately interested, who do not perfectly
we'll understand that Mr.. PieFpont is
. prosecuted because he had the hafdihood
! in the pulpit to denounce drunkenness
S and the authors of drunkenness, and to
: hold up other and kindred vices, in which
Z some of his Pensioners participated, as
T. incompatible with Christianity. We have
e no partizanship 10 religious matters. In
it expressing our opinions in regard 10 this
l. case, we merely echo the universal voice
~ To show hon it is expected to convic
Y MIR. Pierpont, we can not resist the tempt
e alton to publish the substance of one wit
e ness testimony A man, on being qCes
re |tioned, testified that he had left the RoIli;
. street church in disgust, Mr.. Pierpon
V having used siudeiicate' worGs in a ser
"a mon, and that many ladies had espresso
IN similar feelings Of dissatisfaction. On hi
or cross examination, he was requested t
e mention one who had been so exceeding
- ly Disguised, and named his own WIFE
'rt Had he not attended the church since tn
Us Objectionable Giscourse2 Yes; BIZ! OF
to when MIR. Pierpont preached; his castor
De was to 60 with his s0Je and family ther
ST. and wait himself outside, OF 60 bome.-
on Why did not his wife and family 60 home
he THeq chose to stoyp A singuiarly MOI
be est gentleman, 10 doubt; and his TESTING
rs ny will serve TO show how fimsy are a
he TIE proofs by which it is expected 10 COZ
Wet honest aud dauntless John PierpoI
~ Of conduct un5ecoming christian Gle
n gyman. Boston Times Of 7th inst.
IN A PLAS.-One Tn. SlringfeIIow pr
{" poses through the Religious Herald
20 raise $4,000 to dcfray the expense
''' a pure translation of the Bible; said 81
a. 10 be taken in shares Of 9l0O. He "
be one, provided 400 others will unite, t
nts whole 70 be referred to the Tfiennial Co
Dps vention, and the work to be done By
the superintendent. He requests all edito
;ity who favor his plan to publish his aTtic'
Ike we have no confidence in it and thereto
are shall! let the above announcement sutn'
1ri- /. 4 few mouths since this same Mr.. 5.
yer bored hard in several columns OF the II
and aid 10 MAKE the Bible sustain AmeFic
rus Slavery, and we think translation wo'
we not be much improved in his bands
ach H. Bap. Regr.
Hawhins the apostle Of cold water
ing multiplying his victories. He has
this now carried terror into the camp Of
veg rumseI|ers 10 Dedham, Two hund
old and sixty-nine took the pledge there
the Monday evening. Several hard drink
ash had signed before. The Morning Sta
the thorough gong temperance daily in
1der city, is full of delightful news Of this Xxi
hing Boston Free American
-~S" IMPORTANT ADM1ssioN.-A liz
dealer 10 this city informed US day
two since, that he had not taken five
No lars for liquor, since Hawkins came o.
on where he took tuentyJire before he can
SEW Good! keep the bail in mo'ion'-L
,Een ell paper.
are AsLAvE SET FREE.-Louis0 Fear
ana a colored gill, was brought before Jp
'ues' Wilde, of The Supreme Court Mass
'r'stS a writ of habeas corpus, On Saturday
fkt1' petition Of Rev John NJ. Spear OF n