Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-05-04

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Il NOBLE REPLY.-Aristotle, when CEN
E sured for giving aims TO bad man, re-
/ Piled, Il did not give II TO the mani
gave it 10 humauity."
-aib aa1 or gsz5sas.s From the Liberator.
uandry Items, showing the Desperate Com
90 dition of Stockholders. - =.
i DEAR BROTHER: rs 80 10 ~
/ Inc moneyed affairs of PHILADELPHIA
have absorbed the attention of the CITY
mostly for several weeks Five wears ago
there was banking capital in the city, of
FIFTY MILLIONS of dollars; now it is less
than FIVE MILLIoNs!! Several, of the
banks are complete and total loss. ~. The
| Qnlled States Bank, capital thirty five mil
hons, gone. and cannot be found. Girard
Bank i've millions, gone-blotted out
Some others no better. Slate stocks at
half price Notes on the State treasury
empty. Merchants failing; marke. PEG.
pie full OF dlstFust Why all this jack
son, Van Baren, Tyler, Webster, al! pol
ltlclans, every body knows-but none but
abolltionsls have the fidelity and boldness
to tell-SLAVERY. This has bank
rupted the North, again and again. Is it
to be wondered at! The North paid fif-
teen millions of dollars for Louisiana-ten
millions for Florida-fifty millions to kill
| off the Sem!noles-ten millions TO remove
the Cherokees and fifteen millions per
year to support an army-ali TO sustain
and perpetuate SLAVERY! The South spends
annually, in cock fighting, horse.racing,
gambling, drinking, driving about the
country, sLave- hunting, slave speculations,
and m whips. letters, chains, dIrks, bowie
knives, to keep their slaves in subsection,
and 10 fight duels, fifty millions of dollars
1more than is earned there This all
comes from northern Industry. Slave
holders owe northern merchants and me-
chanlcs now over two hundred millions OF
dollars, tChsch they nerer mean 10 pay.-,-
. They want all their money to gamble, to
!, fight duels, to whip and hunt slaves. :
, SHAREHOLDERS are becoming more and more
} desperate in their measures to supper,
slavery. Hitherto, they have sustained il
: by 6ltching money from the North. The
: North oughtto have known better than
E to trust Shareholders. They nigh, as wei
have trusted a common horse theief, OF
highway robber-for if men will steal from
. blacks, they will from whites. But now
Shareholders are resorting TO other means
y. The right Of petition mus! be clover
!. down. No slave nor freeman mus. be al
J, owed to petition Congress against slavery
: John Quincy Adams must be expelled
b from Congress for presenting petitions il
3 flavor of liberty. Joshua r. Gliding
mast be expelled from Congress, qoithon
: being heard Ia his defence. solely for Of
> fering to the House some resolution in "a
q vor of liberty, and against reducing free
e man to slavery. Norman must be Above,
l. 10 represen, the nation at a foreign Cour
. | who opposes slavery. The government
must demand of England the Creole ne
IS groes, as ''mutineers and murderers,
:, solely for gaining their liberty as Wash
ington, Franklin, Hancock, Jefferson, AID
D. ans, and Patrick Henry did theils; an
v wage war with her, if she will not Civ
he them up; Texas must be brought int
: the Union, the United States mnst 60 t
II war with Mexico, and Mexico must
bloted from the map of nations. 4
IN solely to save the accused slave system
The Jury trial must be abolished, an
every person in the free States made liabl
" to be seized and enslaved, according TO til
Of caprice. or prejudice of any siaveholde
lie or OF his northern ally
in This last act-the assault OF SLAYER
(. upon the right Of trial By ,jupy-produc,
ne much sensation, even on paralgtic Penn
" sylvania; for slavery has given this Sta
% the numb.palsy. 1t is browbeaten, tran
ne pied on, spit upon, kicked and scourge
a by southern slavers. Yeti shows soa
an signs of life, now slavery has made ons
"a upon jury TRIAL. There are more lha
az forty thousand free colored people in tn
I'd, State, and. taken as a body. they are
10, industrious. orderly and valuable pc
sr, ton Of the population as any in the Stat
-tv The farmers of Eastern Pennsylvania d
err pend mainly on them for hired help,
IS, doors aud out and Philadelphia cou
eli not get along witheutthem. The colort
m population of the city are mote essen!i
ice to lis prosperity than its watchmen, co
'or stables, aldermen, council, mayor, clerg
he men. and military companies. Yet the
nix people are liable now to be seized and Z
Ig- shaved at any moment. Southern kidna
al pers. with Pennsylvania bloodhound CO
he stables, Justices and lawyers, may ia
I've them off to the South at any moment
ed. the northern States have to maintain
'ou army of constables, sheriffs and justic
the and build jai1s, 70 facilitate the work
GU kidnapping and enslaSing men, won
no and children. Oh how southern kidn;
her pers have come over the North ! 81
,nu Not only the eolored people, but
'eo' whites. are liable to be seized. am g