Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-04
WILLIAM SLAL
Middlebury, Oct. u, 1912.
From Tie Nclr- Hlren (Con) Palladium, Mare
Is. 1872.
MR.. SHADES LETTER.


Just as our regular edition Of to-day's paper was
worked on, the ioloWlhg letter from the Hon. VIM
Slade member OF Congress from Vermont, was put
into our hands by Amos Townshend, Esq, who is
vel known as one OF the most Influential abolition.
ISIS N ms country ana VINO IN no sense political
partIzan. we publish his communicate on and the
letter OF MT Shade, without comment, for the bene-
ut OF those to whom they may afford the most inter-
est
New HAYES March Is, 1912.
MessFs. Eduors-ln common with many of my
AhiI-SIaFery trends, nave been somewhat at q loss
as 10 the course which, as freeman, ought 10 pur-
sue al Inc approaching election
nave always been averse 10 making the nboiif'on
10y P'"irhi question: H'ino"-h u "'ns' ID
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iIe,r cons.,; !; n,',; W. ,I, 10y esitel ior
It f l va ,'a' VI slavery
been so rue and os1t an a"l'O;s nag a'wVys
To-, SIoJn 49, ne , W. ~ .''',' \. "s wiz
lis y, ' ,,,, ol ooarSs rom Vermont.
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onini"n ,bot ,b oS ~ "u ION ,r'id h Ing .e
ter promorrd by tbrovinc ON. wa;ab, Of abn ,,Ion IN
hnence rs far rs nossIe mo nj a rnr,;ee ,bo, Il.
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Of slavery conno ove,Iont 49, wv wy 4ay
rs nhhor and drtcs, slavery md frm'i os . epy
solvcj IN onnoss II md IN I3iorta iha as a,
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viii almost If nscass,y ovrrinoL hon, Sro. p
thovnre inyolyed in he onesiion Of sl,yerv RI.
nre interests of reSruL rrrssjn mnortan, Ar,;on
mon them connot bo nostoorsd Tbouob tho ahnT
ton or " db,o, ron o ''e az uoo ,
great and lending coscs t tho f5onc,I evils .b;nh
now rress mon The countrv vet n is eviden, ,b.,
lco,sloi ON must reach md remedy these evils lone
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sentative oC me n"oco and ne ,bn ns
ns as one of tho nennIn IN endoayor ~, pep, ahu
comnley du,v ~ f'' '"'
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