Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27

ing, and making the ale vibrate with their
CANCELLATIONS. ! made no reply TO ques-
tons, but quietly passed in. thinking if the
rightspirit was there the meeting would re-
sui, in much good; TO-. if ever | fel, my soul
filled with the law Of love, it was then. in
view Of poor degraded humanity. After
standing in the aisle moment, vacant
seat appeared and was taken possession Of,
surrounded by those down on The floor,
wtNse noise and groans seemed to in
crease, if possible.
After some minutes. The house was still
whether from exhaustion, i can cot say.
They appeared to wait moment to see if
friends ofhulnan rights were not sufficient
ly awed 10 keep silence. Oscar Weed ,hav-
ing on the panoply of truth, spoke in its
defense. He told the people he had been
summoned, and that too, by those pre-
tending to initiate Jesus, TO. appear on the
day following with deadly weapons, 10
learn the arr Of successfully wrcaking his
hands in brClhel's blood, which he could
not do. After speaking his sentiments
still farther. he took his seat, inviting
friends OF truth TO speak; upon which the
blind passion Of Methodist sectism again
roared out with renewed strength.
When the noise sussided, they CON-
menced by saying be had only been no l.
fed 10 obey the laws of his country, which
were one and he same as the law of God
then tod them. notice had been given for
my appearance, in like manner, and pro-
ceeded to show cause why compliance
could not be rendered. One of them in-
lerrupted by saying he had trained quite
a number Of years. declaring that he new.
or intended 10 go into battle however, for
that was wrong; be did it only to comply
with the law Of his country, to save his
money, and 10 avoid Imprisonment, OF
words to that import. | underworld to
show him the Compromising with evil such
course must necessarily involve - thai
i Numerically opposed those great truths
Jesus came 10 bear witness 10 - that il
was giving assent to the carna! theory
that might makes night" and also pros
Irated his soul at The altar of hypocrisy
1 While thus speaking, another called me
TO order. as though we were within III,
captious halls of Congress, armed with
howie-knives. AS chose 10 obey Coz
rather than man, the cry was, sing 5reih
rem. After few moments, these clement
Of passion were once more hushed in 81
lence Yet feeling clothed in the panopl,
OF Almighty truth, endeavored to bear
witness as did the prosecuted Ndzlrens 0
old, and continued, but was suddenly in
terrupted by man who. though his heat
is whi,ened with the locks Of age, has VI
to learn that Gods house is one Of orde
and harmony. Though in him it appea
ed very much confused. for alter furiousl
turning twoorthree times around and te'
ing me to SIT doom, he exclaimed, let Z
pray, and again the smoke of their to
ment rose up as a stencil in the noslrlls
the God OF Sabbaoth Finally their Leaf
ers said they should consider themselvt
! disturbed, aud called On all those who 10
l. ed reli yion to leave the house immediat
y ly. Those engaged in the tragedy OBJ
ed, rushing ou,, extinguishing many Oft
y ghts as they passed DANGEROUSLY lhrous
: the crowd saying. If there was any law
i them, they woull have ii.
) Afer these blind panders to priestcr
= took their menancing leave, our meelil
< continued with increasing interest, 10 gu
! a late hour, when the people separated
; their individual, isolated. unnatural HON,
y wiki that buoyant spirit always erjoy
: by true minds, untrammeled by popeT
ie and exonerated from the matches of pan
OF mine craft.
IS The disturbed. after retiring to th,
d. pandemonium, passed over Monday {
n lowing. and on the next day issued mt
OF not 10 convince brother Weed and mys
Isl Of the troth Jesus bore witness to, but
crush these temples of flesh in which 6
70, mani!es,s himself or to inflict pain, for
a. free spirits rising up in harmony W
d. truth. which reconciles the world W
&C. Chris. and brings man into al atoae M