Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-09-20
From the Morning Chronicle.
Infamy, Infamy, Infamy!'!
THE WHIG GRAND ORGAN TURNED
SLAVE HUNTER.
SLAVE HUNTER.

1HE ~ I11CT GnH4fO ORGJ1N Oh4NGO
SLAVE HUNTER.
We are coming to find out what brings so many
shareholders up to the Wing meetings, and what
constitutes the bond Of Union between the leaders
They are slave-hunting. The Atlas, the great or
gan OF the party, has at length grown bold enough
to throw out the flag of their coufederacy upon
the breeze. Finding that the public mind is get
ting so completely drugged with party spirit as to
bear Henry Clay as their candidate, and then to
bear the rejection of John Davis, and then to al
low Frclinghuysen to be openly thrust upon them
by the naked dictation of the shareholders, and
then to wink at all the developments of Mr.. Cay's
character as a duest, and willing to be called
white slaves, and perfectly satisfied to have Mr.
Clay tell them that SO far from being opposed to
the annexation of Texas, he is in favor oft; will
ling that Henry Clay should fatty contradict the
stories ofC. M Clay in regard to hiSant-slavery
timents, growing bold by impuniy they have TAX
en- another step, seemingly resolved to see how
far the people can be carried by the sorcery ofpaJ
ty politics
! its leading advertisements
$4OO REWARD. Left the subscriber on the
night of. the 9th of August, RANDALL, aged
about 90; ABEL, aged about l9-hoth very black;
SECUNDUS, aged about 49, we'll grown and
bright, and TERTIUS, age1- about II, badly
grown and tawny colored They took with them
small double barrelled gun, horSeman's pistol
brass double barrelled pocket pistol, a sword
with red belt one dozen table spoons marked c
and the makers name, 'Walraven; 'twUtea spoons
same mark, &C.; two desert spoons, stamped or
the back of the handel, D. P. P, and an eagle
and one desert spoon, stamped R. s. A. Campbell
10, Is. the best part of my clothing, stockings
marked B. G. G. About the time they left home
there was brig about sailing from the Rappahan
mock river for Boston. Together with the above
.l.-. l.Iao
ed watch, with second hand, made in 1871. will
E pay the above reward for their apprehension ant
delivery or confinement, so that | get at them,
taken north of Maryland, or 5000 if in, or south o
that State.
B. C. CHINN, Famham, P. O.,
S12-law6m Richmond county, Va.
We ask the people of Massachusetts to look a
= it. Two years ago, when few of our civil off
GERS, including the sheriff and aier of Boston, ant
the chief justice of the Supreme Judicial Court
: under mistaken impression of legal duty, len
their official cooperation in the seizure and deen
Q ton Of George Latimer, and otherwise aided am
abetted slave hunter Gray, the voice of the peopl
: of Massachusetts came up to the Legislature, an
demanded the enactment of statute, which Wi
d form one ofthe brightest pages in the history O
# our ursprudence-the '.Act further TO protect per
e sonaL 6ber:y'-prohbiting under a penalty q
d $1,000, any magistrate or civil officer Of the State
l. from aiding the capture or ensIavement of hu
}, man being. There is the Judgment of Massachu
e sets respecting the infamy ofthis business
: And now, in the face of this, for gerry small fe.
e the price of an vertisement, the leading newspa
per of the leading political party in the State, sell
i itself to this brokerage of blood, by publishin
d such an advertisement as the above. We wal
d words to speak Oft as it deserves.
j. Why, gentlemen of the Atlas, this business
g which you are engaged, is piracy. BY all law:
G human as we'll as divine, naonal,' internatona
and municipal, these men, as soon as they got OF
J. upon blue water, were as free as God made ther
B. -freer than the servile and vena press that wou
d sell itself to re-enslave them. And to take thes
et men on the high seas, or from vessel within tn
jurisdiction of the laws of the United States, is p
t. racy, and ought to subject both the actors and the
l. alders abettors, counseorS and advertisers, to til
PIRATES DOOM.
And yet, we are told that we must put our cor
sciences and our votes under the tutelage of tn
Atlas and its patrons, in order to do the best W
can to promote the overthrow of slavery, and til
restoration of universal liberty. Out upon sac
mpertlnence!
We ask all our friends to look out for the 'Br
from the appahannock' her oDners.