Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-29

bowie knives Ind pistols 10 defend The old
snarander. and because Tappan arrested the

bowie knives 'RDd pistols 10 defend the old
msrsuder, and because Tappan ARRESTED the
gang. he paid in part for il, by the expense
Of a long trial in the Presbyterian church,
and part by being mobbed, and having bis
house plundered, &c. &c. La Roy Sum
derland saw ibis same 'omnip'eseni spirit
in The Methodist Episcopal church, doing
his dehumanizing work, and went al him
with bis storch of truth but he found him
self about as bad of as did Putnam while
graphing with the wolf in his den. Sun
derland has tried for number Of years 10
smoke the old fellow out, and save the
building he has used as his haunt, bothe
seems 10 think now that the case is hard
one, and that should any of the timbers
(members) OF The building take notion 10
come out in consequence Of slavery's taking
up his abode there, he shall not prevent.
Elon Galusha and others of the Baptist
denomination have had the audacity to ar
raign the same notable parsonage whose
pane should be Legion and they have
had to pay the cost Of arres,iug. Look 100
al the destruction Of the Temple Of Free
dom, (Pennsylyania Hall,) which was de-
signed as a great national court room, for
the trial of slavery BY introducing such
abundance Of testimony as could not bere-
butted. Here, the proprietors were SEN
fenced 10 pay the cost, just because they
were intending to arrest the criminal, and
had the audacity 10 publish their intention.
Why, this beats the Dutch Justice, alto
geiher. George Thompson had the human
lily 10 come to our shores and plead the
cause Of the slave, and arrested the slaves
enemy in such a powerful manner, that
slavery found himself in danger of being
gibbeied before all Israel and the sun; and
he employed his minions to give Thompson
the alternative Of leaving our shores, or los
ing his life. He chose the former. but still
survives, 10 use his battle.axe, which has a
helye that reaches across the ocean, and he
is now dealing his deadly blows on the
time-honored enemy Of man. Or. Gamaliel
Bailey Of Cincinnati, and James G. Bhney,
have both had their presses and types
thrown into the Ohio River, just 10 appease
the wrath Of slavery's supporters. The mobs
!. OF Cincinnati. Of Alton, Of Newly York, Of
Boston, Of Philadelphia and other places,
have played the part 10 the full, Of comPell-
ing The eons,able, the people who have
dared 70 arrest and bring to trial, slavery
and his abettors, 10 pay the cost. And this
has been done on Negative testimony. A
high. bounty has been offered for Arthur
.Tappan, VIM. L. Garrison and others, TO
be delivered 10 the Shareholders that their
demoniac rage might be satiated by witness
ing the execution Of these men. John g,
Adams and others have been threatened
with assassination because they dared as
sist in bringing the ruler Of this nation
Slavery before the gaze Of the moral part
of the land for trial. | hope those who have
taken the negative side as having more
weight than the other, will remember that
Sodom and Gomo,rah, and other cities tool
this side, and il crushed them down to hell
and that this nation will follow Them, unless
we take tlle affirmative and do works NEE
for repentance before il is TOO late.
J. HoLooMB.