The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-12-14
ID. S. MURRAY, PRINTER.

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be brares, and extensive apparatus. ;e ~ -
hands OF multiplied professors ami s," o
10 dents And yet here a yop,h Of oonI
ne character was fouled, insaled, run 1noa
le ny know not what number of his E.jlo.v-
,e students on account OF some supposed re-
seinoiance to portion OF The human fam.
n.y. at which from spite and prejudice
IS they tossed up their noses And was be
d projected sustained encouraged bv thoss
G VINO nad offered him the benefits Of liz
~ e,ai hducallon-the government of the
; college! Not at all. They gave him
Vt TO understand that they had not the now
= err; and that he had better retire Ard
retire he did; what else could he do o.
And this is the place where comnlicat.4
and expensive arrangements are ma;n
'a!heu 10 nourlshed men with the milf,
Oh human Kindness To teach them n
enter with lively sympathy into the wants
and woes of mauklndl To train Them ~
true manllness To build up human
heafIs on the model of Reason, Magnan.
im'ty' Generosity And this YOU cali
success The government unable to
shield human nature from the boof and
:uSKs OF the creatures, to whom il was
'mpartinga liberal Education lftb;s 10
success, what would you call defct?
Take another case. The faculty Ct n
College, known by the name of Ieadino-
patriot OF The Revolution sent, not lon@
ago. memorial TO the Legislature Of 2
great State, describing their grievances
and demanding protection" What was
Inc matter2 Why, number oflheir stu-
uenss' ingenious, law-abiding youths, had
without Their leave prayed The Leelsi azure
10 exert ltselfin accordance with he f1nt0
amental principles of Ethics and Tho CO.
sll'u'lon OF the Republic for the abolEon
OF the most deadly evil, with which 49,
nation was afflicted. To do this lbev bn5
oeen excited by TWO private letters from, y
OF the Legislature! From sucb
asoao' 10 IN iutufe' our memorialists res
pec'lully ask for protection And so
nose, who are to be literally educatedr
o DC trained up to manly ACTIVITY. are r.
'e deprived of rights and PRIVILEGES ~
Vh'ch even the dwelling idiot and The
criminal are inalienablv en-
t'ed! They may not without oaso~s
ven where their welfare is vjlallv ~
axe open their lips in the Ianruao. If
clifton Under the crippling n5wrr ,nd
rushing weigh: Of such restraints ,ha,.
re to be fitted to subserve the cars. ~
wy freedom And then, what absurd
, 90 not these professor rush upon:
Hlng the Legislature to protect Them
om me private letters of its own mem
us or was all this done merely fo~
low and effect; for the sake of \ f.w
ousand dollars at the expense of cater-
g Tor a most unmanly prejudice? And
ose few thousand dollars, procured bv
eans' which might have put Simon Ma,
Is 10 Inc blush, are to be ascrbed 10 the
lilies OF fortune! This is what SINE
IN call Success! ' S'"4'
But the "scAooIs of the propbets.r
an 'ney De overlooked? Two of the
eS' nave been as successful as lordlv
nces tones of divinity bv The rart.
q, ancient and modern, home-maJa
!, imported new school and old school.
patrons, score upon score, who aroe.
give on condition you float passiyelv
VA Stfeam-coud make them. Inone
hem the Bible is avowedlv 50 ,nt4rnya,~
" as 10 make dn institution con fasinIt,,
POSED even in theory to the f,ndoo lnt,
'fhclples ol the Gospel consistent with
ealhtal churchf and a sound charoc.
IA the other, the same Divine
oN Is so explained as TO justify the foul.
I'lMe' That ever disgraced aud affect.
human nature; service, for which
Sc who are habi;ually guilty of the
ne regard themselves as under tho
hest obli9alions!t
from such heights of Zion, reIioious
hers descend and take nosjlions bers
mere over the face of the Republic,
doctrines, they teach, and The in
nee they exert may be inferred from
IN the history of the leading denom-
lo"S IN the American church. That
nave been Oh the whole greatly sue
lul IN their ministry, they offer to
'e by counting up the puIiils which
occupy and the disciples, whom they
baptized See, exclaims one demon.
on' are we not heaven-favored We
more than three hundred and fGv
sand meobers. "alI in good and reg
Standing" the fruit of our souI-say-
enterprise. And we, cries another.
; conducted more than half million
alive land Jealous of the law, If
ersion-down the banks of Jordan.
When we cry, adds a third, Great is
wesley, more than seven hundred
sand shou! exnltingIy, Amen. Thus
nm they, all as one, has Heaven
"a upon our aboFa aud rewarded our
~ Yes, and when in one deaomi.
n IN General Assembly convened.
anlty bleeding at every more souchs
sympathy and assistance, the dsor
dioni6ed ;n,E e. Oe