Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-24

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Letzsr from lie EdStor Of tie Enhance
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T4sf.4sGrog, Jan. ., 1911.
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peT5 rom tie South West bring Us an
account Of 4 agost shocking attecagt at as~t
sassiaatio1 recently Ia the ely ct NASH
vile, Tennessee and which, IN some. ofE
is circumstances, is more Instructive to
the people of tie. North, ct!a1 TIC cana1on
rRl Ct brapis auf murders wlla which he
slaFsho dag rsgiau a5cug1dsr as one oftae
fats e that 2ec1r}lar institution. The
subject Of the outrage was H. J. G. EIs.G--
RS, formerly The edtscr CT he degaoeratIc
paper at New Bedford, Mass, who sane
qeaEs since removed 70 Tennessee to con-I
dsfct a pager Of similar politics, Is he
was entering the 6ar~foorI Of a hatelr he
was suddenly attached bq two young men
named Foster, sons Ct tie late vi hir Sem
at0r rom Tennessee, and shot down with
pis:ols-ope falI passiag through his body,
net E1c from his heart. It IS stated thar
.ene. Ct tie young Fosters was E3a!slar
some severe FenarEs and tsTFC8saET
statements resgeetiag General Jackson
HarrIs, hearing tilsr.as tod hiss they were
Gaase, Foster retired, bur vas finally st5tEs~
oiatsd to rsvenre bT an aetea4pt at assassi-
nag5on. & IS said be had friends Stationed
ia the rodf1, WAC, armed with cbQbs, were
70 come to bis aid Il necessary, The two
Veuag men are il custody, and it IS aeBed
Harris Will survive. Whether be Feeog-
ers Or Eaty let his case &c another warning
10 northern raen against the temptation to
accept Of aaeerIGg efsers from Gsse South,
Taere IS TOO mach death ID a. Harris IS
talented editor, and whiEe Ia Aassasau~
sets was considered al abo!iticF.lsf, and
was once aomiaated bg his party for the
legislature, VITA particular references 20 the
wishes Ct a large and respectable NUMBER
lof citizens of color ii New Bedford lie,
aowever, was Iadeced TO accept a very
faeerag invitation 70 50 TO Tennessee
and, afer he arrived there, thought The ~
terests Of his party Sufficient reason for
ElaagFqfag In such abuse Of abolGJoaists, as
was necessary To secure his position amoag
Islageh6ldefs, Ard now be- is reap5ag
/ the fEas-s6ot dowa At midday, like a
i dog! Should Re de, tie gaang sssassias
| viii, perhaps, ike the yF'iGkiasoes at Loa,
EisviIi3, be cleared with applause, ard
ieasted by he elite Ct the couatrys oF,
ike ire asGfferer ct DAVIS At St, Loais,
be dismissed viii paItfg penalty. WY
ii Eeeause il was oagY a Yaakee they killed
Let wives, and EaosEefs, ard sisters, learn
I what distress awaits thera when ttse5r
| husbands, soHs, Or brothers, refaope TO tie
4 homfcldaI South, ard let them fed the
/ necessity Of using every kIrd Of Iaaueace
| IN their rower 20 prevent these i.I-fatsd
| egnferati6ns. LeaVet5s sIavekoE1sg atcaa
i and If trey will Kill, Gct thera XIII ore
4 another, s. record Ct the disasters Ct this
T kiad which noFthtTa Gen have eacGgn.
, TERED In efalgrating 70 the South, Woetc
Be most frapTessIgc, Ia addition TO tsost
iIfieTfed 20 above, the pages Of = Anaerfcar
: Slavery as II +" will afford naGYefoas IT.
Illustrations. There vas the case CT Oh,
! distinguished d.. MGsseY, CT Hanover
!, lie vas deemed an a5osisi5E.fsf, and Il 1
| believed generally, wished % be taken q:
! snch, while be resided ii New Hampshire
Z Bot IN removing 70 become a professor Il
; the Medfsal College at Cincinnati, wf.er,
; many Students we're expected from 81,
South, he openly re2adiatca aboIaionfsm
<lgY a publication, If &c recoflect fn :bt
. newspapers. His son becomes a cStfzcr
Iof Kentaekg--natries, and IS present.,
engaged in cas Of the bfoodIest Of braWIs
| in which one o. tYo men lost their lives
! LEAVE THE SOUTH LONE
What IS there in Shareholders money o
! shareholders fatery that can heal tht
wI1or's broken heart, assaage a fns1her'
Tears. or bring back murdered fataeF d
watch over bis orphan children 9-Eman
eipator.