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

A WELCOME CORRESPONDENT.
The writer of the article below, if
have received correct impressions, has
formerly thought the Telegraph 10 be vi.
ira and fanatieal. l am happy that his
eyes are open, and trust they may not get
5ecIoudee by the dust of The storm that is
arising. I am confident they will moi
and this confidence is strengthened from
the consideration that tie blast ALREADY
encountered has not been an injury to his
vision, but benefit 10 it. Courage, for
titude, my Brotherl The fiery trial is
before US yet. But if "the form OF Me
fourth, = the Son Of God,'' be with Us,
we shall come out unhurt--the ssmrll Jf
fire" shall not be on US. With the King
OF kings and Lord of lords for our leader,
we have nothing to fear, They that Be
for US are more than they that be against
US.
While feel grateful for the intrrrs.
my Brother expresses. in my pecuaia,y
welfare. | would caution him and others
against misunderstanding me. | will nev.
er designedly represen. my condition to
be better than it really is, Tor The sake Of
keeping up appearances. leave such
means in the hands of NY corrupt aSsai;.
ants. " hat | said last week Of the ia.
crease OF subscribers, pertained 10 Bran
don very much. That increase CONTINUES.
| might say something this week, were
it discreet, pertaining TO things abroad.
| will only say that the addrlon has
quadrupled the subtraction during The
week. Another week it may TO! be So
There has been falling ofH--bUt 10 sseE
falling off as The enemies Of The Telegraph
have reported. With all the base and
surrep,itious measures used 10 sODP'"ni
the Telegraph BY the Journal, have been
unable to perceive that any considerable
change has been affected by it. l. is mol
to be disguised-nor have | ever designed
or desired that it should be--!hat the l'I'
egfaPh has been prescribed from time 10
time. until it stands in need Of The AID Oh
ali its friends. For the encouragement
Of its friends. 1 can assure them that there
is'no sudden or alarming change coming
over il for the worse, on account Of Tue
Journal.
. NY Brothers. "P. 81, it will be per-
eeived, furnishes further testimony a9a'''''
the Commitsee" had not nO'lceu NV
remarks in the Vermonter.
Forthe TelegTaP"'
Brother MurrGy:-l have s''"n2
sire 10 write you few lines; bUt nss
ltate to say anything bout slavery hecluI ~,
| am SO far Lehlnd the Times @" me s $50,
ject [ have ever been convinced '1n'
slavery was exceedingly sinful 0uI sup
posed that its inf1uencewas most co"u"sJ
10 the southern portions OF our nal'o"' La
that by some mild means it would sou" W
abolished. But the movements !" Con
gress, during its present SESSION. Gave w.
WINGED me that the spirit OF slavery
becoming more and more extensive cd
hat, unless vigorous and weI-d'fec'';
effort is made 10 check its progress
will blend itself With every poIItca' iI'o' =.
nent of the nation. Nor Is this all 10
influence on religion appears TO me " ~,
more alarming and dcleterious. 'i'an I 4;S
IN politics. OF this, l think, | can us
,over no small evidence in the Tecrn'
ltlempt that has been made to destroy .nr
Telegraph am glad that this mauetf
Gems TO be well understood by many "
,our friends and the friends OF the DOW"
rodden and oppressed portion OF the ~
nan family. You may tell a ce'IaI
Committee thai their waste oil INK ap.
aper' is mol so very aoastefl after al
as helped some in opening eyes ana ''