Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-13
Oct. IS, ls41.


anu .;Isd have their true origin 10 hatred
' = ,hs coIored man, and In the practice of
.ve.hOlding, in our country.
va pI,,olrsd, That whatever may have
-. the causes OF the street-brawls on
- evenings of the LIST and ed, the attack
-. - me colored people on the evening of
Ne Sd, was totally uDjustifable and inhu-
R,sOlred, That the Mayor and proper
.,,boritie. by their neglect 10 take efficient
measures Of prevention, share with the
.,Ors the responsibility of the blood-shed
nd disorder on these several nights.
R,,oIred, That the puolic meeting at
no Cour, House, of the 4lh. was cot a
q, representative of the law-abiding citi-
,.ns Of Cincinnati. but was controlled by
he mob.spirit, and by its infammatory
nsasures, was productive OF the worst
Consequences.
Resolred, That the resolutions passed
A TIA! meeting, and the spirit evinced
here, fairly subject it to the imputalion Of
encouraging the mob-feeling, and direct
nr i! against abolilionists.
RssoIceG, That there is ground for be-
Eevug that the mob on The night OF Sat-
urlay 4th, had been previously planned,
il con:ert with shareholders, citizens OF
mother State; that il would have taken
mace Il The other outrages had not been
pprpelrated and that its object was 10 de-
troy The press Of the Philanthropst and
put down by force. abo!ltionisn in Gin
cnuati
RssoIred, That we view with deep in
isualion, The conduct Of the Mayor and
civ authorities and military companies,
IN permitting the grossest assaults on the
sooryd people, and the destruction Of the
press Of The Phllanlhropist, aud property
Of abolnionists. when it is notorious that
~ proper organization and effort these
@trages might have been prevented.
RssOirsd, That we deeply sympathize
with The coored people under the inhum-
On treatment they have experienced, and
grend 10 them our aid TO The hes, of our
ability.
Rssolved, That we will continue the
Publication of the Philanthroplst in Gin
Cnnati, as heretofore.
By order OF The Elk. Committee.
GAMALIEL BAILEY, Sec.
The names Of the members Of the COM
niree are, Rev. w. Fl. Brisbane, Rev.
Blanchard, G. Donaldson, II. Maylin,
R. E. Price, A. Hopkins, Il. Heaton, q.
Bailey Jr.
Messrs. Price, Maylin, and Hopkins
wGe not present, but will doubtless concur
heanay in the resolutions.
The Startling facts brought to light by
Ehe following communication, which
Fad in the Liberator are from the pen Of
BlpIiE minister.
llssIOnaries turn ed Thieves, Robbers and
Murdcrers.
Albany, II. T., Aug. %. l94l.
w. LLOYD GARRISON
Very Dear Brother-I am always hap.
BY when writing you, because | feel as
atcd that you will publish the truth,
hough it should render You odious. Go
b, my brother-toil here, and rest not
nil Christ shall call you to himself
dy spirit cannot rest so long as my
Ihthren are crushed by the iron boot o
Oppression.
What follows may strike you with hor
or, bat il is, nevertheless, true. Mr.
1ues affirmed il to be so in the presenc,
Mrs. Stewart and Miss Briggs, o
Troy.
Mr.. Abner d Jones, assistant Mission
by among the Caoc,aw Indians, and un
cr the direction of the American Boaid
Commissioners for Foreign Missions,
eng in the city Of Troy, N Y. August
TOth, lS4l. made the following state
Eents:
Tn. Cherokee, Creek, and Choctaw
nbes Of Indians are many of them slave
FolderS, aud treat their negroes as slaves
bad will not suffer any Missionaries tc
publicly preach agains, slavery! Tha
aVvholders are received into the mission
hurches, and that the Methodist, Baptist
Presbyterian and Congregational mission
rnes, among those tribes, are unanimous
Tar as he is acquainted, in sustaining
hVtholders as christian brethren IN the
aurches That they (he missionaries.
leRler preach against this practice, no.
" means 10 put il out Of the church
ID" almost all the missionaries ei,he1
'Eu or hire slaves OF their masters t.
work, aud paw the masters for their ser
Wees That he has been Obliged, IL
tases Of sickness, 10 do il himself. Tha
~ Rev. Mr.. Mason. Baptist missiona
J was obliged to leave the country. be
,u'e be would oppose slavery (Rev
~ hellam left, | suppose. on the SAM