Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28
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the kindness of Doct Daniel Stebbens OF
Northampton we have received cap. news.
book and leller paper, manufactured from
mulberry leaves, which may be seen at
our office. The paper is of an even text.
ure, fine and frm-Farmer's Journal
RIGHT OF SEARcH.-Great Britain has
entered into treaties granting mutual
right Of search within certain ATTITUDES, !
for the seizure of slavers, with the follow
ing powers in Europe and America, viz
Denmark, Sweden. Netherlands, France,
Spain, Portugal, the Hanse Towns. Tus-
cany, Naples, Austria, Prussia, Russia,
Buenos Ayres, Mexico, Haiti Bolivia,
Venezuela, Chill, Uruguay, Brazil, and
Texas.-BangOr Gazette. Ill
ONLY THINK-Think of Washington,
the capital of the nation, the fundamental
principle Of whose Government is, that
"all men are free and equal,' being made
with Madrid, the base of triangle, for
the support Of slavery throughout the civ
iIized world Bangor Gazette i
DAGuERREoTYPE.-M Van Loan,
who went 10 Europe for the purpose of
perfecting the art of taking Dauguerreo-
type pictures, has been quite successful
We have seen some of his pictures, which
are quite another thing from anything in
the art we have ever seen before. They
are taken almost instantaneouslV, are
much more distinctly delineated than be-
fore, and, wilhall, green and all other col
ors are copied as faithfully as mere black
aud white.-N Y. Journal Of Com MERGE
CANADIAN ExILEs.--It is stated 10 the
Rochester papers, that the present Cover
nor Of Canada has applied to the Home
Government urging The proprlety of a
free pardon 10 all the Canadian exiles.--
A reply will prob IDLY be received by the
next steamer. Should it be negative
one. Sir Charles Metcalfe has declared his
intentions of Offering a pardon 10 all who
| petition fot it.-Bangor Gazette. -. 49,.
QUAcKERY OF CHURCH AND STATE.
:" 1t is natural, and 10 accordance with
the unerring laws of self interest, that ev-
cry trade, profession, or occupation, should
endeavor TO persuade society how necessa-
ry and useful they are TO its comfort and
| happiness. Roth Church and State have
preached this quackery; the one pretend
ing to sell US happiness in the next world
the other asserting, that without cir par
licular laws and coercion, we could moi
exist in this. People now begin to en-.
quire whether their complicated laws dc
not transfer more property into the peck
cts of the LAWYERS, than justice 10 the side
of the client; whethertheir political regu
lations are not practised more for the sup
port OF the assumed superiority of the ru
ers, than for the benefit of the ruled anC
what proportion Of punishment and coer
cion is TO satisfy the passions and Prejudi
ces of magistrates, in place of reformn!
the criminal. Many begin to think tina
, the study Of theology does not add on
sense to the five senses possessed by mos
, men, or make them understand what is in
, comprehensive TO others, or see into fl
! turity which is invisible TO the rest of man
I kind. :.- ..~~ ...:
D "By some moderate anil rational expel
t lments (now praclised more and more ey
: cry day. it has been found that coercio
and punishment are not only not necessar
or useful in the education of children, BIZ
! positively Injurious, by associatiug pair
ful sensations to mental studies. Ever
recollection of what they had learned III
der such affecting and tormenling circuu
: stances, is so disgusting, during the rest
= their life, as to prevent them from recu
e ring TO any mental or moral Amusement
: as pastime. Even our four footed ser,
ans will do more and be much more US
full. by kind and gentle treatment, than b
harsh aud cruel usage. WheE children
and even the brutes, can be managed AT
> governed by reason, why men must be pc
petually driven by fear, must be owing
the perverted policy cf Church and Stat
: the two great masters of mankind new
: permitting them to reason, because the
incul Heated doctrines and creeds will %
E. stand the test of reason; they delight
IS darkness and mystery, because the: dec
! are evil "-[William Mcclure. "
l. EXPLOSION AT DovER.-The gre
J. experiment Of exploding 1850 lbs.
q eight AMI half tons of gunpowder. und
D Rundown Cliff, recently took place, al
was successful. The account says, th
J. on the signal being given, the miners con
Al municaled he electric spark to the GU
IF powder by their connecting wires; Il
i. earth trembled to half mile distant, S
fed report, not loud, but deep, was hear
! aud he base of the cliff, extending on {
- Their hand to upwards of 500 feet, was sh
- as from a cannon from under the superb
= cumbent mass of chalk seward, and in
few seconds, not less, il is said, than
"a 600, 600 tons being dlslodged by the fea
full shock, settled itself gently down into Il
lie sea below, frothing and boiling as it d
st placed the liquid element, till 1t occup
es The expanse of many acres, and ex;end