Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-19
For the Telegraph.
To NE Abol;tionists of Vermont.

For the Telegraph.
To ne Abolitionists of Vermont
The Executive Committee Of the Yer
mont Anti Slavery Society have the pleas
.ure OF announcing Iothe friends OF Freedom,
that our eloquent and interchangeable brother,
Charles C. BWiefgh, has consented to,
spend short time in this state, in advocat-
ing the cause of our -down-,rodden and op.
pressed fellow countrymen.
Ia order most effeciualiy TO avail our
selves of the benefit Of his valuable service,
and that Of others who have generously
volunteered their labors for the occasion, we
have deemed it advisable to embrace this
opportunity 10 call series Of ANTI
SLAVERY CONVENTIONS. to be held
in the following order:
ADDISON COUNTY.
Evening at Middebury, LIST CO. Convention Mid.
Tuesday, 18th Jan. dlebury, We'd. l9thJan.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Brandon, Thursday, 10th I'd Convention, Rutland
JAM Evening Friday, 2lst Jan.
BENNiNeToN COUNTY.
Manchester. Sunday. 81 Convention, Shafts
28d Jan. Evening. bury Mon Jan "A
WINDHAM c0NNTY.
B,attleboro', Wei. 26th 4th Convention. Towns
Jan. Evening. eud, Thurs. 9th Jan.
WINDSOR COUNTY, Southern Section.
Grafton. Saturday. 18th SthConyention. Spring
| Jan Evening. field, Mon. 8lsi Jan.
/! WINDSORCo ,NorthernSection. B ORANGE Co
| Royslton, Wednesday, 9th Convention. Ran
/ I'd Feb. EveHing. dolph CT Thurs. Feb 3.
wAsHINGToN COUNTY.
Montpelier, Friday, 4th 18th Convention, Mont
Feb. Evening. pelier, Sat. 9th Feb.
i CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Cabot, Monday, 7th 9Th Convention, Dam
Feb. Evening. vile. Tues. 8ih Feb
II ORLEANS COUNTY.
Irasburgh ThursdayiO,h 9th Convention. Iras-
Feb. Evening burgh, Friday, Feb. i.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
Crafsbury, Sunday, 18th 10th Convention. John.
Feb. Evening. SON. Mon. 18th Feb.
i FRANKIN COUNTY.
St. Adams, Tuesday, 18th Convention, St
\ 18th Feb. Evening. Adams, 10th Feb.
cHITTENDEN COUNTY.
/ Burlington, Thurs 18th 9Th Convention, Bur
4 Feb Evening. lington, Frid. lsthFeb
4 The meetings in the right hand colamnt 70
be held through the day and evening &c
commence al 10 o'clock A. NJ. ana 10 be
Il considered County Conventions, FOR the fres
aud Hull discussion of our principles and lht
transaction of any business which ma!
properly claim attention Of the meetings.
/
10 be held in the evening only and For lee
lures and discussions.
d Abolitionists, in the several towns an,
; villages where the above appointments ar
1 | made. 10 whom this notice may cone, ar
, reo.ested To make The necessary arrange
ments for the meetings and 10 see that du
notice is given mol only through The pulpit
: but also by means of The papers in their vi
= cinity, and editors generally throughout th
II STATE are respectfully requested 10 give thi
!. 4 article an insertion.
Al a period WREN general pecuniary dis
!. ltress prevails over The country = mainly,
not aIloaelher'ihe effect of The supremacy {
= the slave power; when the sacred right {
; Perilion-ihe last rational hope Of The siay
;. or his advocate from political bodlesis clo'
i en- down By The sacrilegious hand OF SLAYER
] and fraBplea under foot by us craven abe
>. tors .awl,sn the public miad is distracted
>, 4 parlv strife, which is sweeping through u
I'll land. .encrossing all attention and paralyzln
: / the better sympatllies Cd cur nature; whe
| The love Of many who ran well Tor sease
VI IN orr holy enterprise is waved cold whe
- lhe Iruest hearts are ready 10 iaaissby wal
Al ing for tie deiiverance Of our beloved cou
:, trg from her deadliest cuFse-her futte
reprosch; il is surely time for the scattess
hosts Of Anti Slavery throughout the Gres
a. Mountain State 10 rally their dormant emf
10 gier, 20 rekindle their tagging zeal, 10 buc
le on anew their arnior aud come up % q
= rescue-to redeem not only the slave fro
" his CALLING chaips, but our country fro
er financial ruin and moral infamy.
- Let the hard handed yeoulanfy.of VI
mont--lhe lie guard Of her liberties--t
IT. reserve corps offreedom's batIalIions, who
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