The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-16
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The Council will stand 10 d mocrals tt
3 Wings, and the House I6 Democrat.
TO 8 Wings.
The Liberty principles are rapid
spreading here. A friend from Wiscon.
, sin informs US that in Prairieyille l0C
votes were polled, of which SO were fol
| the Liberty ticket, In Pewaukip, 33 votes
we're given Of which II were for the
Liberty candidates.
1t Is stated that Wisconsin will soon ap-
ply TO enter the Union, as it is believed
there are more than sixty thousand inhab.
Itants within her boundaries. With a
thorough Liberty organization, we an
ticipate Wisconsin, according to her pop
plation, will soon poll many more Liberty
votes than some Of the older S.ates.--
Signal Of Liberty.
CHRIsTIANIzING ArRIcA.-The treas.
urer Of the American Colonization Socie-
", acknowledges the donation and re.
ceipt of"Twenty Musk,ts, with affixed
%bayonets,' from S. Pomeroy, Esq, Of
PittsfieId Mass-N freeman.
MoEE ALGER1NE TyRANsY; - We
are hear-sick Of The unredeemed oaseness
which characterlzeS the conduc: OF the
: law and order authorities in Rhode Is
land. The other day we mentioned the
arrangement Of five suffrage ladies at the
c9im5AaI court 10 Providence, for not an
sWerlng the questions OF some petty Mill
tary inspector to his satisfaction. We
have now 10 record the fact, as mentioned
in The Providence Herald, that West and
Potter, two suffrage men a%rraigned on
the preposlerous charge OF highway rob.
berry, have been brought into cour hand.
cnOfd and chGj&ed !ogel4er! This con.
duet is the mere offspring Of ma!ignity
on the part of the law Officials in Provi-
dcnce, as there we're no apprehensions
whatever that they would at'emp. to es-
cape; aud the chains and manacles of the
slave trader were only put upon them to
disgrace them.--B. $. Dem.
A DESERTED VlLLAGE.'-~Thc vii.
lagc of Rodney, about forty miles from
Natchez, the P%icayunc says, has been WIS.,
tied by the yellow fever in malignant
form. The inhabitants all fed from their
residences. Even the apolheca'y, doubt
lul Of the efficacy of his owe drugs, is no.
d! home 10 his customeEs.- W.C.Dem.
L1BERAL.-Mr. Thomas L. Lindsay,
lately deceased, who resided near ST.
Charles, Missouri. has hequeathed prop
elty valued at over $4,000 to the Ameri.
can Bible Socie'y, to be expended in cir
c~Ulatiug the Bible ia Asia. MIR. l.. also
liberated his slaves, 20 in number, aud
provided for their transportation 10 Libe-
ria, and the sunnly Of their wants alter
their ar:iyal.-N Y TtjJnne.
Daring the last week we have seen
large dfoVes Of negroes passing through
this place TO Louisiaaa-a novel sight
one which we have not witnessed fo.
many years. The first, a gang Of 50, be-
longing TO Mr.. Newton Boley, from
Char!estown, Jefferson County, Virginia
The other, Numbering some 90 or 70,
from Richmond Mss. Farm
er.
A gray ElgIe, measuring Zee, 8 inch
es from Iheli p to Zip Of is wings, was shot
in Wa'poIe, N. Fl. on the 30th. MIR. Joel
Mayo, the lucky markaman, reports the
Eagle to have been as large as a full
grown Turkey.
JOE SMIrH.-The following odd reso.
%Iutlon5, among others, were passed at the
opening OF Joe Smiths tavern at Nauy0o,
Oh lhe 81 nit:
Rssolced,that, Gen. Joe Smi,h, whether
we view hIm as a Prophet at the head of
Of the church, a General at the head Of
the L"gion, a Mayor at the head OF the
City Council, or as IA Landlord at the head
Of his table, has few equals and no su.
perior.
ReS5lcea, Nauvoo, the great Emporian
ofthe West, the centre ofaII centres, a City
of three years growth, a population OF
1900 souls, () congregaled from the
four quarters OF the globe, C!) embracing
all the intelligence C!) of all nations, C!!D
with industry, ffngalty, economy, V%,rtue,
and broIherIy love, is unsurpassed in any
age ofthc world, a suitable home for the
sam, (!!!)-M Y. Tribune.
TRIAL FOR WHIPPING A SLAVE TO
D&ATH.-Au individual, named Limb,
was tried last wcei in Charleston, S.. G.
for whipping a negro to death, Ii was
fully in evidence that he gave four hun.
dred and fifty Ioshes, well laid on, in The
space Of about twenty.foGr hours, from the
effects of which the Slave soon after died.
The Jury found him mot guilty. to the
surprise Of every one.-N. Y, Tribune,
EDUCATION IN KENTUCKY. - The
Bowling Green (Ky.) Gazette says that
the Superintendent Of Public Schools re.
Gently stated, in a public speech, that in
two counties no. far distant from that, it
was ascertained by examination at the
Clerks office, that more than one haIfthe
males who bad married In those coun.