Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28


vermont tor rather the Telegraph was such al js
COMMENCEMENT The first patrons Of the later Paper
o'ouRh' INTO existence for the decided object of pro-
""hs the true principles Of their reli2on the peace
ana harmony OF the Churches he.r growth in grace
and the knowledge Of Cpd, and FOR the utherence Of
christian charity and aasstant all the benevolent
connected with The Baptsts as denomna.
ton. The Telegraph fully sustained this character
for few OF lis FIRST volumes; it was eventually sold
out 10 lis present proprietor with the special under
e'aad.ns Qaessc,sr as organ of the deuomi-
asyics, ssxa v eb2pgsd, thouuh. ~ .ssnfs&.
edtS q NY u, eSz ~ 81 !
s,4a i hid d. $780, The Tesrxapk $3.50 q e!
time, has appeared more like ftowa "a yc3iE d& e.
Gaping from parental home, than it has like dcvo-
ted advocate Of the denomination and has SO oddly
manifested lis attachment TO the Baptist cause as 10
lead many OF its warmest friends to doubt its sincerity
in that respect. They Judge thus from the warmth
with which ii advocates very many of the tangled
notions OF the day-to part OF which the denomna-
ton as body cannot subscribe and 10 none with all
the frenzy attached TO them in the Telegraph. Blu,
when we turn over new page, we find It's editor using
his whole weight Of Influence 10 place far in the shade
some Of the briGhes, ornaments of tho denomination;
and this is done almost weekly. This course in our
opinion, is very odd way sustain our cause And
why is this ! Evidently because they will no, bow
the knee his Baal Notwithstanding all this are
thankful that there are, at this moment more than
seven thousand BaptisIs in Vermont, who have no,
bowed the knee to all the Baals, up IN the Tee-
graph, nor have their mouths kissed them, An these
extremes, mixed up in the Telegraph under the name
Of the Baplsforgan, presents 10 every candid mind
an inexpcaIe contradiction. and has given just cause
Of complain to the MISUNDERSTANDING as they
that ihel not fairly represented in the Telegraph
at home q aboad. For this cause many Of lis for
mer mosfardent friends cannot any longer paronize it
as the Impartial organ Of the denomination, when is
seievlent object is the promotion Of something aside
! from ueir views OF what is right
| II. opening wedge to these grievances, was at
tented few weeks since in a communication for the
Telegraph, but rejected for the aleJced reason that
The signature anony nous, and not the real name
! Els wo think was not all the that might and
,upht to be given, refusal to notice the questions
asked.
For these reasons we desire through your useful pa
per, to ask the Bap,isls, what shall be done Are
willing to be misrepresenet from week to week. or
shall we like AMI christians, claim true char
ac,erl We think answer, for the old school,
tina, want an organ devoted TO the cause of piety
One which will promote union among ourselve, union
IS strength; union in promoting the peaceful reign of
Prince Emanuel, who gave IN charge to his disciples,
to go into all the world and preach the gospel, &c.-
To obey this command, fully, the Holy Bible must be
translated into all the languages of our the llv
ing teacher must GO; the churches and others disposed
must sustain this work in the good old wav, long
ago commanded, approved, and blessed of God. Our
organ should promote union Of interest ia this thing,
through all the world, seeking not for new channels
through which to divert the waters Of life from their
deep and wide spread bed, flowing ever all descrip-
tons Of race, for the healing OF the nations Our
| ali 10 bv he darI MD
old is 1t is the ancient peace establishment Of
the blessed Savior. and needs amending addition
horeto II is this peace ie0re nth you, my peace
gre you not the ,eorid g,eth gre Iuho you
THIS ancient peace society superCedes the necessity
OF all Others and the legacy brings is most precious
The tangled peace society, oI what Is styled the
non resistance society present quite different spirit
il We may Judge from the public speeches of theii
most approved agents. They attempt entire new
order of things, This organization attempt Il
| break down all IN their wsy and slide rough-shod
over all civil and egious institutions. The church
g. and the ministers Of our holy religion must sanc
clear or turn in behind this Jehu-like riding the,
mus, feel the fury Of their iron hoos. and anahsmetz
ing tongues Their cry is, constitution no egisla
tors no militia laws or Officers, statute books NJ
men.made laws no sabbath 10 be kept : holy time
no nen-maJe bodies call ed churches, according to ,h
forms ~ any sect &c &c If To do away all this vii
establish the peace desired, ask, IN the absence
all these institutions, what farther cence Fam
Wright could wish desire 10 carry her doctrine
into full effect. And ask all who have heard an
understood the Lectures of II. C. Wright, II this am
much more will I've realized, II the world should pu
"a practice his views Of society, Further. the Oh
school wouid not, in tic least, cuai their lr SISTER
of enfoyiug IN snc.i, fully and freci, al the ugii
that God aud nature, aud etJ auon has designed r.
them Their rights and duties sc ttius, are as fuil
taught in the letters oi the Apostle Paul 20 tie cbuul
es a. ucy can Be BY he iro0shs 0shfs soeehei
Let them therefore 60 the bible ior rules ipr cha,
tian and social department, II ihey Do this they car
not prcai.s en- tie cry Of women's rights uotwIit
standing.
The opinion Of tie Dapists OF these points, Poa'n
the Denomination the proper remedy. Is oP+d 10
seen IN the Head or some other way Shall v
again create a paper 40 ne~ Office OF shall "a
fod an editor aud hire some Pnoier 10 throw 0
aueekly sheet These are inPoiisui questions, an
''4'' Barr. a Iur o.s scssss.