Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12

kind, arising from natural sympathy and !
his will rise 10 majesty, and might, and Ell |
6ciency. il exact proportion as moral senli- |
Inenl is corrected and truth In regard 10 the
doings of the system of abominaliols is de- /
veioped. Look, then, at the workings OF
the course which the Editor Of the Chroni-
Gle and Others pretend is pursued, and is to
be pursued. We are told that if abolition
lists arraign SHAREHOLDERS and expose their
sinful deeds TO the gaze Of the world, and
thus kindle indignation against their evil
deeds, the evil doors, in Retaliation, will go
on, waxing worse and worse, exposing them
selves more and more, and Of course raising
the Indignation higher and higher that is TO
fall upon their own pates! Now will they
DO any such thing? Will they so delude
and blind themselves? If they will, on
hem be the responsibility and the conse-
auences. Let them see to it.
(4) If the Editor of the Chronicle sup
poses that aboltionists have only undertake
en- 10 alleviate the sufferings of the present
generation of victims Of southern Cypress
ion. he is in fundamental error. Our bu-
siness is to break up SLAVERY, whatever
shareholders see FL to do with their present
victims, or with themselves. We are not
wanting in sympathy for our despolled TEL
low beings in the tyrant's clutches. We
would DO much for these few millions; but
we would do more for mankind. We
would do much 10 wrest the single lamb
from the Jaws of the wolf; but we would
do more to destroy the monster and thus
save the flock. What if he gnash his teeth
and threaten TO devour the victim he holds
in his paws? Shall we re,ire and leave
! not only this but The whole flock to bis mer-
ey? We will do no such thing. We will
save the present victim if we can consist
emily with our duty TO the flock, But the
thing to be done is to proclaim and carry
on exterminating war against the DESTROYER.
! (5) And what was il that moved the leg
islarure of Virginia in 1882 What bu
The insurrecrion IF Nat Turner. that sem
terror and dsmay throughout the whole
! South Let those who throw out the
sweeping assertion tina; the people Of Vir
| ginia have set their faces against emanci pa
ton on account of the movements Of abo
Iitionists, bring facts to sustain their views
And when they have brought them, wha
have they proved 2 Have they, proved tina
aboli,ionists are doing wickedly? Have
they proved that abolitionists will be held
responsible for The sins of shareholders q
MOI at all. They have only proved The in
corrigble wickedness and wretehed folly o
those who harden themselves and refuse te
let the people CO.
/ (6) This shameful concession, as to the
stale Of things created by their domestic
institution | suppose the Editor of III,
Chronicle offers as proof that abolitionist
must be in the wrong!
/ (7) The certain meaning ofthis sentenc
is moi perfectly clear. l suppose, however
that the cry, exterminate Them is antici
pated as going out against the slave, in t.
case IF instruction or servile war. If SC
: ii is incumbent on the Editor of the Chron
icle to show any possible connection @
cause and effect between the movements @
abolirionists and such a state Of things.
will only add, on this point, word of warn
ing to oppressors, lest they crowd their vic
tins beyond endurance, and provoke lh
Almighty as other oppressors have don
before them.
(S) But why is the E litor of the Chron
icle so unwilling to be thought slavehoId
er? Is not here a virtual acknowledgement
that slavery is worthy Of condemnation ant
abhorrence ?
(9) The E itor Of the Chronicle will b.
entiledto credit for sincerity in wishin.
well TO the Editor Of the Telegraph whel
he is found doing him justice. ~~..
/ BAP. GENERAL CONVENTION.
From basty glance at the intelligence,
below, | am apprehensive that the cause O
the slave gets hushed up in this body. Tb,
proceedings are not all received. The pa
per giving The Information thus far comes t,
hand TOO late for comments this week.
From the Christian Reflector.
BALTIMORE DuINGS.
4 We had hoped To present a report O
them to day, fioan the pen OF correspond
ent. but 1t has not arrived. From ii lette
however of Spencer Il. Gone dated tn,
Monday evenIag previous at Baltimore,
Is not nrohah bis, thai fh1a Gsalnr.niIn. h..