Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19

joining towns and hope none will neg
| lect to obtain at least one additional subscri
Der for the Re5enerafor, and as many more
as they can possibly oolan. 10 begin
With, | send IN my one; but shall consider
Myself under the same obligation to obtain
one more and aUthat | tam co shall be
done to spread the light, by increasing the
circulation. of such publications as The To-
egraph is, and as the Rrgenerator is ex.
pected to be. az 49,:
-: Your Brother
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Gu 1t will be seen that the thing neces,
sary TO be done to sustain larger paper
is, to extend its circulation. While the
pfice to readers is not increased beyond
the present price of the Telegraph, the
cost Of casework AMI paper, the two prin
cipal parts Of expense Of publishing, vii!
be increased in proportion TO the increase
of the size of the sheet am, pledged to
enllrge the sheet. VIII the friends OF
Freedom see that the circulation be en-
Iarged accordingly? How much the sheet
is to be charged must depend somewhat
on The encouragement received before the
commence msnt of the new volume;
(2) 1t is my design to make the Regen,
orator paper, not for the Eastern States
the City of New York, or Western New
York bat for the WORLD. | am de
termined that while my feeble energies
last, there shall be one paper in this wo:id
of slavery and sin, that shall be free
that shall BIZ fettered 10y 10 sect-Jirtiled
BY no snperiors-awed by no comb;na-
ton -bribed by no inducements - iuf1-
enceG By no society --turned aside from
the pursuit Of The true and The perfect, BY
10 venal motve,no conceivable or possible
consideration-so far as there is power to
discern and ability 10 perform.
have not vel determined, 10 my own
mind, as TO the location. The argument
in favor Of the City OF New DIRK is, it is
the great centre for gathering up inteIIi-
gence and dlffasing it abroad. Il is the
place Of head quarters for business trans
actions. Whether such place be si!uat.
ed In The centre Of a STATE, or the corner Of
a state, is nothing. Safe lines are moth
ing with me- And city walls are moth
ing. Faotti'ies for business are of ir-
portance. A great work is 10 be done
The world is TO be rcgenerateI TIE
present order Of things is to be done away.
A new earth and heave are 10 be created.
At what point on tle globe can feeble
ins:rumentality devo:ed 10 such work be
made most Efficient! This is The ques-
ton. -.
The argument in favor Of a country To-.
cation is, purity Of physical and moral a
mosphere, and opportunity to lire The life
on the soil, in connection with preaching
the doctrine. In favor Of the country To-
cation, too, it might be said that the Re-
generator is. not 10 be so much a. vehicle
Of news, as an illustrator of importan,
| principles and dispenser Of great truths
This might as ell be done, may be,
somewhere on the great thoroug hf:rc, in
central or western New York, half way
between the East and the West, as il lha.
great Gotham, the commercial eG1p0ru n
! Of the Western World. Ga the other
| hlnd, it is desirable TO make the Regen-
erdtor SO much a medium Of general in
telIigence--so much family paper--:hat
its readers generally would not feel the
necessity of furnishing themselves with
other papers. The principal advantage |
now perceive, however, on this point, 10
favor ofthe city is, the getting Of ephtm,
eraI news--neWs of the day--in general
circulation, earlier.
Suchare some OF the considerations in
my own mind. Speak out freely. friends.
The question as to location is problem
of some importance, yet to be solved.
(3) Right, Brother. And there is more
of it than This. The theological school is
every way worse institution than the
prison. La fact, the latter is very much
the creature OF The former. Destroy the
theology otlhe country aad the founda-
ton and the necessity for the prisons
would be taken away. That love and