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

Iof kidnappers. and, by a summary pro-
cess, subjecting US all to the tender mercies
| of two-Iegged bloodhounds. He is an
Impartial Judge! No notion of dealing
out justice by the color of the skin Not
he. For one, thank hin for his impar-
tally, whatever be the commodity he has
dealt out, be il justice or injustice, liberty
or slavery. Ii slavery must have one vic
tim from among US, hope it will claim
and take the sohole North. Then see if
our old neighbor and felioW-townsman,
CALEB CUsHING, will call Gidd:ngs'
clear. cogent. and unanswerable resolu-
tons, British 4rgumsnts, and ask to be
Excused from voting on them. British
Arguments,' forsoo,hl! Asthough il had
become a reproach, and must subject a
man 10 expulsion from the American Con-
gress, to lisp an argument against slavery,
aud in favor of human freedom, that even
a tyrautis compelled by>a sense ofjustiee
to use This caps the climax of this ma
toms degradation, and of the triumphs of
slavery. Henceforth, let 10 man euIogize
Washin gton or his com2eers in armed and
bloody revolution; nor dare to say they
were not 'mutineers and murderers'-for
if he does, he must DE tainted a. using
BRITISH ARGUMENTS and be
expelled from Congress4!~ '@
SLAVERY is evidently in great pain.
The monster must be in her death-strug-
gle, for she is sponting up blood. She
has thrown the political sea into white
foam, anil is evidently collecting all her
energies for the last, desperate. dying eff
fort, i. e. WAR. Size will not yield up
her sceptre and her life, till she has led
the nation, over which she has so long
and SO quietly ruled, to fight one bloody
battle for her defence. This nation once
waged a seven years war for Liberty
! Now it must wage longer and bloodier
war for Starery. Slavery will not die in
peace, unless it does. Why should not
Slavery have as much Of the treasure ard
blood of this nation as Liberty She de.
mands it, and will have it, before she will
give up. Ay, thousand times more she
hos already had, and will yet have.
Have you ever contemplated the huge
and hideous monster, Slavery,in her death
fagony2 Have YOU seen her in the final
struggle? American Slavery, when she
! falls, will shake this continent from the
| North Pole 10 Cape Horn, and in he
expiring wrath and fury will dash TIT
States and kingdoms of the earth agains
each Other, and so die in the melee shock
| Of nations. ''@ .~~ VA. -'.."
- I ask, what will fighting aboliti onist:
do, in case this country goes to war tt
| support slavery What will Birney
Green. Leavit:, Phelps, E. Wright, ane
ALT the Liberty Party politicians do? They
can not Uote for slavery. Can they fgh
for it? They claim to be bound to cot
against slavery, whenever they have ar
opportunity. Are they not equally bounc
to fight against slavery, according to Mei1
, oeon faith whenever opportunity offers
Would not their liberty. voting & liberty
fighting principle lead them to combine
with the free colored people of the Nout
, and South, with the runaways IN Canada
, with the emancipated West Indians, am
, with England, and march at once upol
, the South, and proclaim liberty TO tb,
! slave through the hearts blood of tn
I tyrant2 Are these advocates Of the RICH
! and duty Of military defence prepared 70
such a crisis? AS aboisionists, woul,
. they plunge their swords mo the heart Q
. this nation, Of which they profess to b
citizens, in defence of Liberty? or int
the heart Of England, in defence of Stare
y ry? They may.have to give a practics
5 answer othe question soon-though, ma
!. Heaven, 10 mercy to humanity, grant tn;
: they may asecer have to answer it thus
i j -..>'@- s'@>@, - s.. H. C. WRIGHT.