Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-13
Jan. 10, Is
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Ian philanthropy, arouse from Thy ,lp.s
Here, then, we have every e.
Slavery, wholly Opposes
law Of God !" and not only so, bu1 )
10 His DEGREES, designs. and puma
the production, order. and goyerpn'
the creation. For whosoeyer shall {.
whole law, and vel offend in one s
is guilt. Of all. !" This brings u.s.
for the slave holder, and solemnl,
him. We would a thousand time,
be il The condition Of his slaves TIA,
Bol: brethren, i seems that our n,
are beneath your notice. This is d..
your opinion Of ourselves, also. ",
are a poor, plain people. thereby s.,
among some Of The granite crsas
Empire Siate.n We gather oar
fare among those Interesting irresus
of natures productions, by the Loss
sweat and the labor of our hands \.
we sorry II is so. This is one wavl
venting the deplorable depravily Of
nature, from getting support for a.
uurequilled toll. We humbIy Thanh
therefore, for this lot in the arrangem.
His providence. Though we have %,
our axes, roll our logs, and raise GU.
by our own hard toll, We have NOR
nre in doing so. than in having ii 10
rational achattels PERSONAL" without
which IS just and equal" This BEN
/ condition, none Of US have splendl
sions to occupy, and some live 10 logo
Nor are we ashamed Of this, and We
the fact that an individual has been
transferred BY The suffrage Of a migd
lion, from a LOG cABlNn TO one
highest seats on the globe, would be-
10 take away the blush. Bul if lhisea
stance had never iranspired, the pr
truth than certain glorious Being ha
nativity in sill more humble place, {
certainly be sufficient TO do it.
And we have pleasure in refcctin,
Trough we and our religious operalios.
despised ly cur fellow worms of Ii.
lha, benign 8 blessed Being does motto
Us when we pray 10 Hin, and when eDd
ing, in His name and Strength s,eml
rents OF iniqulty that roll over our Ra
He IS athe high and lofty one" bg
He has condescenaed to become oa
mighty Friend and elder Brother. and i
10 be in our midst when we meet Ia.
in His name. Were.we despised b
dels, we should not be surprised;
think The epoch a strange one in The
of a denomination that has ever b.
spised for its adherence 10 The truth
finds some of lis members despiss
brethren for righteousness sake.
Do not imagine that we wilher Dad.
lash Of your contempt, though il BE- ID.
of the slayeSdriver. The fact thai !
come under il would be enough TO Il
all the venom of the misery we coal
rive from il. were it so. Ii can no
move US Than the picking of a Wrea,
move the Rocky Mountains from them
And why should it, when we find The
ter spirits Of The age on our side, a.
course, exposed TO ir2 We think ours
IN good company with Scotch, III b
British. as well as American abUlilia
The strongest talents under heaven, sn
in The inyulnerabie arnor of mora.
gioos, and political truth, are in lbel
slavery ranks. The best bull spirilsd
own denomination are with US. TIE
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ish Baptist Union. long since OPsa
battery on your apeculiar institution
the widespread Atlantic is moi raas
long for Their sacred artillery. lis ID
Cones, The Bolles', the WayIands'.
Welches', and others of our brelhai
not with US. Nor can you say that
are entirely yours. Their principla
moi with you. You have their incOnsi
cy, but see how il is treated in E.:
Il takes a single minded man to be an
tionist in the United States.
But il seems. after all, that you have
some notice Of our Minutes, and felt d
bly, unpleasant IN view Of their alrashI
tents" They are beneath your MOTTO
YET you have noticed them. Their COZ
are trashy; and if SO, they must b.
pable of efscting anything, they eli
hurt your Institution; still thew 90
something "nos, false, onscliptaat
christian, insulting, and Dangerous ia
men'." How viii you reconcile lbos
|, 'ravaganl contradictions 4
But TO close. Brethren do not tb1
a moment, thai we cherish aDy ill.uilI