Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-20

cTeauOn: neucelne mtnd OF man IS but the |
ePhemerat of good. while the unity of the
spirit, Intelligence in man, is the great
conservative power of the Supreme, reg
ulating and perfecting the lower creation. /
When the race of man shall have become
wholly regenerate, through the ever ac-
tive power Of creative intelligence mould |
ing the plastic clemens of physical nature,
then the outward, or created. the circuns-
stance or surrounding will be the perfected
snstrHmeat.through which this all peryad-
ing principle, DiUinity, will be revealed.
Then, and not till then, will the inward
shine forth and reveal the sublime mag.
nifcence of the outward - the lower ere.
alton chime in swse: accord with other
spheres, all the tribes of earth rejoice in
harmony with the boundess universe of
God.-Then man shall know as he is
known and see as he is SEEM Every
soul shall have conscious knowledge of
God as he lis. over all, through all, and
10 all'-light. life, and power- LET
there be light and life, is ever the voice
Of God through all creation. Onward
and upward in the scale of being is the
strongest pulsalion in the human soul I
am is God, 1 ioiH is omnipotence - and
creation springs forever into being chaos
its beginning, perfection its tendency.
Man is but just beginning to advance
from moon-shine into open daylight: be
sees men as trees walking, and God ia the
infinite distance OF the upper heavens, the
inexhaustable source of day in the moral
atmosphere of the soul. But the expand
ing bud already puts iorih in blossom, and
the ripe fruit of The tree of life immortal
shall feed and nourish the infant into man.
hood. till universal man can look Divinity
in the face and enjoy his presence through
all succeeding ages. M. w. J.
The excellent article below is the more valuable
for coming from tho pen of Englishman, who
knows whereof he hints, suggests and states. The
great candOr and kindness of the writer also add
still tc the value of II his productions, in the est
nation Of those WHO are acquainted with him.
For the Vermont Telegraph
THE WORLDS CONVENTION.
Brothtr Murray 81 have for long lime
wanted to throw off few thoughts about the
Worlds Convention A second has had its
flourish and is gone by and what are its
fruits? Why, itseems that some have made
the discovery, that though their "cause is
right" the "mode of conducting it" is wrong.
A Worlds Convention in London for the
abolition of slavery throughout the world, is
the greatest hoax that wars ever palmed off
upon sensible men. London, the greatest
slave mart in the known world, the very seat
ofoppre ssion's power, and the strongest hold
Of Tyranny on the footslool, sending forth a
cry into the ear of Philanthropy, Come sit
| in council IS it'll US, and we will devise means
for improving the condition OF the human
family" Oppression and Philanthropy id
council together! surely one or the other
must be hoodwinked.
I 1t is amusing 10 see noble. hearted men
/ and sympathizing women, whose breasts the
milk of human kindness has warmed and
nourished, rallying at the cry, and gloryine
in anticipation at the results; Poets landing
and Editors eulogising the vast results Il
come They mistrust not the bait nor dis
Germ the tracks, till just at the entrance 0
Free-Mason's Hail." Then those whc
cannot bow 10 the London Comnittee'
"rule" may have the privilege Of seat il
the Gallery, TO hear all the thrilling speeche
and enthusiastic cheers in favor of Huma
Liberty. Reward enough surely for cross
ing the Atlantic Ito see and hear all this a
the seat of the British Government" be
sides, people could not laugh at them an
more because they had never seen Lun
num-" sal
And Whotis the British Government 4
huge monster, iron shod, with one foot o
Albion, aud the other on the Emerald Isle
but whose arms sttetch-one TO the Wester
Continent, and the other to the Celeslis
. Empire, encompassing the Globe nearly
Its shadow is on the isles OF the sea; and il
spurs rusted with the Hearts blood Of il
subject people. The nations stand N aw
of il, for its voice is like the roaring Of L
on in the darkness Of midnight; and vii
: its tail il can lash the waves into foam,
i tinee them with blood in lis rage; and
. sends forth trained bands TO desolate the ia
!. face Of Creation for its meat and drink al
/, human flesh and blood.
! And lcho are the British Government 2
> The moneyed Aristocracy Of the Realm.
|" charge it upon them. They are The life an
4 the soul Of this monster; and upon thel
i rests the responsibility of lis acts. Froi
: the presiding of Prince Albert, the purchase
= husband of Victoria, over profossed ant
ot slavery gathering, TO tie shooting Of opiul