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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

Passing The Butler" Willy" said dotng
parent at the breakfast table, to an abridged edi-
ton Of himself, who had just entered the grammar
class at the High School; "WiIIy, my dear, will
you pass the butter?"
Thertainly Thrift takthes me to prathe any
thing. Butter it'll common substantive neutel
gender, agreeth with hot buckwhat cakes, and tt
governed by thougar houth mouthes understood
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
WaitSfeld, o Skinner
Worcester, Rev M Folsom
ORANGE CO.
Brad ford, ] D Clark
BrOokfeM, D Kingsbury
Do S NJ Bigelow
Chelsea, Harry Hale
COrinth, Rev A D Smith
do J Fellows
Fairlee, G May
Ne,Obury, Rev S Sias
Randolph, E Eastman
Stafford, A Warner
Post Mills, L Hinkley
Thettord, Rev A C Smith
w Topsham, Rev S Leavitt
Tunbridge, w B Scott
Vershire, B o Tyler
CHITTENDEN CO.
Burlington, D Fish
Charlotte, C Grant
HineSbttrgh, A Beecher
WillistOn, w H French
ESser, Col, S Page
ADDISON co.
" FerriSburg Rv CPrindlt
COrnt0 all, Rev Mr. Wrigh.
FergenneS, A Sprague
FRANKLIN CO.
Enosburg, : Fuller
MOntg emery, J Martin
st AlbdnS, l. Brainard
CALEDONIA co.
HardoOick, w Wheatley
Lyndon, Mr. Skinner
Peachdm, Rev l d Rust
Walden, S Farnsworth
ORLEANS co.
Albany, Rev G Putnam
Barton, W Seaver
Coventry, J Hurd
Crattsbury, A Simpson
do E Cook
Glover, Rev R Mason
Greensboro, G II Page
Holland, C Robinson
hasburgh, Rev J Clark
Miron Owen, Potsdam, St.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21
State Agem is.

The following gentlemen authorized by the State
Committee of the Liberty Party, to act their Agents in
this State in Lecurng, collecting funds for the cause,
and obtaining subscribers for the Freeman,
CHAUNcEY L. KNAPP, Esq, Montpelier.
Rev. JOHN GLEED, Wolcot.
Rev. C. C. BRIGGs, Randolph.
ID. NICHOLSON, Esq. Wallingford,
Rev. A. ST.. CLAIR.
Rev. ORREN SHIrMAK, Hartford, N. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

Jamnica-The moral improvement recently
the philanthropst. In the different congregations
formed by the Scotch missionaries, there are now
2,40O communicates and 900 scholars. due
regard to the marriage relation is observed, where
a few years since concubinage was almost univer-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

LOweH, ] D Harding
Morgan, Rev d Packer
Troy, A J Rowell
LAMoILLE co.
Cambridge, NJ Stafford
Eden, C Fisk
Elmore, Dea Camp
Hydep ark, E P Fitch
Johnson, A w Caldwell
MOrriStO,vn, J West
StOto, B II Fuller
WaterUiIIe, II A Fisk
do Cd Page
W)lcOtt, J Smith
WINDSOR CO.
bethel, Rev D Field
CGUendiSh, Rv w F Evans
CHESTER, o Hutchinson
Rochester, Rev VIM Scales
ROyaltOn, d Woodward
Sharon, P Metcalf
Woodstock, L Hutchinson
RUTLAND CO.
Brandon, J w Hale
Rutland, r R Thrall
WoHingJord, Rev Mr. Con-
stautine & d E Nicholson
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Rockingham, Rev Mr. Bar
Der.
To,Onshend, w R Skater
Wilmington, o L Shafter
WardSbOrO'. DR.. D Hyde
HammOnds Mills, DR.. S R
Billings
Jamaica, Rev. NJ Spencer
Fayetteville, E Atwood
Dover, P P Perry
BENNING ToN co.
Manchester, d Roberts jr
| Matteson, No. Bennington
Lemuel Bottum, SALISBURY
John Landon, Factory Point
Sherman Paris, Dorset
E 5 Sherman, w. Rupert
Dea. Hurd, Sandgate
DR.. Mickey, Arlington
Lawrence Co., N. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

Best aCay TO kill Caierpilars in Fruit Trees
With swab fastened on to the end of a pole and
dipped in strong lie, swab out the nest. The lie
will kill all that it ets-Lou,svMe Jour.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

A NITRON, Mace and English Currants Tor Cake, and
" Extract Of Lemon and Rose to season. it with, for
sale by s p. REDFIELD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

WRON, WedgewOod, Glass and Marble M0RTARS,
IL For sale by S. p. REDFIELD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

WIOARSE AND FINE SALT for sale bv
lift S. p. REDFIELD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-21

Miron Owen, Potsdam, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
BOARDING.

FTRNlSHEp ROOSi-Suiisble tor or two Gent;e-
Amen with beakias ard tca desired. be obalnsd BY
lpplyiuG At No II CrO,bys' .t- ="
sND RENT-A large ron second hoor. to one OF
two seutiet-n Apply at - Murray street. oppcsite -"
,ilnbia College Napl aSl ,- "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
DRY GOODS.

DRo'SN SHEETlNGS AND SHIRTINGS-Of every
- and ifth al tue known braGf boh heavy and hn'
StTk fll I2cian -3d. wrercs I. CsoOt y 1.efnaoS
tSsiets n"F"vR b? ''yics' SC eS may se hgd at M
n-iartue'ys prices lie ~ foO;s ii IS and - Cedar sirct
half block at0r- Pearl .t-ee.-
A+7 hestScnthsTn C'oR ya:. assorted twist Nos IA
TO- 5o II and 20. to II. Ala Gotten Batting put w
blue papsr l bund!s> 70 the ly h1. 4rge Guanty a
@ b. cents cents. 81 raf cents per pound
ket- Also. Paterson Yellow Ilcae,. md other New Jeey
Also Wck.n- every description Carpe, Warp, and
threaded superior quality 1U'; white and cccrei. aSso
Also .,viae OF VARIOUS qualities from Is - p5
puI.nd. Ee; Seine .T'sne - cee;'.
TIE atteajlon of Country Merchants particularly sOc
th, stock, which got Gp NSlI dci view 10 meet the
apgro9auon. = ,, sDd gSnEElils. y III H.,
BLEECKER l. co. Commission Merchants. - W.
y iau-,tTset are constantly receiving from Aanuacure
and otter sale the lowest prices wholesale and retail
CorToS YARN s bales assorted 70 70 10 IL and to :
COTToS BATS 80 =" IN - and lJio. bales. suitable
.o,o, :. for & ,stai! trade: -, ,.;.i,
JgwxtsEs' Do 50 IN / ID. bundles
CARPET FILLING D0J lb Woo!sn Carpet Filling.
County Merchants viii do well call and examine theii
Stock. nua- osu
II = DoNNELLY eco, 30. 81 Grand street. corner
Aien have On hand an extensive assortment OF me r.
lowing house keeping DRY GOODS. 70 which thef 7Ts u'
attention Of purchasers. yiz:
- 20 IA lmperla! ard Marcel =; Quilts
8 20 i9-t by !; Diapers and DanlSs liable c'otn
Linen
81 -: 10: rrt i2s Irsh Ba:nsisy. Russia srd Siie,'
-hecilncs.
Russs'!, scceI, aud Irish I'gyveline nare-.:
s. J / ard - Diaper and Dafnask NapkiH=-
Crash. iiuckaaocs ard Rltdeye Diaper.
> and Shifting and Faowt5Es Linea q e's rue's''
"a heavT indre>s-i Linen.
French Embossed Cloth Table ard taso CcyeS
Cniord Cotton. WOfsted and Linen Table Cloths:
tnd also extensive assortment ot Cloth, ana Ca>eis
Am. Fabcy Ijry Coos uiyA ON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

u~ DIR. Phinneys's Family Pills constantly
for sale by A. B. & ID. SANDS. ~ Fulton street. 273 Broad
way. md II East broadway. e5 ON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
CTrY HOTEL.

NhTCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI.
4, THIS well known e>tR0shment mas uuurIEoue
- thorough and rea1S for me accominous
iid Ton Of L, old friends and patrons NtuateI on
,i,n fres the principal FOR business ani lno.t cons
s to the steamboat landings Its large and aiiS pppac.
ccuielly gives advantage over any other h;e IA G
ny The a.en ant, selected with particular care anu % .S
lille and wines re be eNce by other hoei n w
cb western country. The subscriber, from ms long eAs'l
nee having conducted the ST. Charles oi New orleans Vu
,ars and the present establishment three year. woud ASK ~
ara o The public patronage. pedsng himself that those "ho
n,,nor him ,yth call -sal not bo NJ: lecte
''"o' ''''i ''' JOHN MCDONNELL
N,tchev Miss Au- lNh 1874. aA 3meod
.sAIANA-Airs W VESTS Boarding House has been 10
moved 20 the building previously occupied Us the man
,n uuse Io;cl No l9 Gale Obrnbn corner OF Gallo Met
iers which has been extensively repaired ana inproSel
ces arranged IN CONFORMITY ;e room oesupird ma Hnle
,nninns For cnus apply 10 Mason Y lutte - M
"a sheet who viii lie happy TO furnish every Information I"
tyelrrS boundto Havana -. .,,,, ,,,,.,
ii e tarinte, by the clerk of the mouse. who w b3ard ai
.~,els immediately 0n their arrival lio -hr"
NN NIARD-toLLECTnS ny DEBrs Is THE MONTH
,Wtsr-E Il WASIiBtRNE Attorney at Law, t,hIs i,
Illinois. will give his attention To the coecuon OF ue
10 New.io.k Merchants Galena. Rockford ana hovN
land Illinois IN Du BaGue. lown IN Plat,evile. lo"s'
rtairle du Chen Mineral Point and Madison Wisconsin,
Refer TO d A. Cushman & Co.; Doremu- suydam y a,,s ~,
OH u, hox SQrS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

r-,- Rev. Dr.. DEWEY came out on Sunday even
mo ns, in The Church OF the Messiah with an able
aud eloquent discourse against the Annexation OF
Texas. His arguments against the measure were
bsssd of course on moral rather than political
rrouuds
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

INTERESTING EXHIBlTlON.-Tbe
* = f:s.esT boat STATESMAN will run 70 and
ExsE9E9F5E from Flushing Tuesday and Wednesday.
tSs Nh and 18Th in for 2 cents TO aeaommodafe those
heultural 6oc,su, Re.9@
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

'.NO COUNTRY MERCli iNl'S-Brown Shestinc all
Shrugs. OF every .tye oGd width all the known brand.
both heav7 and fine may he had manufacturer prices
Nos Is and ~ CeGrstres n. V halt block above Pearl
up Stairs. L. n. USDEKHlLl..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
WHnIESALE CASH STORE.

i75 pnnsst have Just received from auction case Iiei
plaid .r.- Dc Naples Siiks nj Is b., per yntd.
Also. the tall style Velvet Rep d. Lame. an enTey
and splendid article, at &c per yar Cashmere Ecoss
and NOuselns de LANES IN great variety and q nrce cac
lated give general Also Sndd Fa Ribbons.
cheap Linen CnmLrc flk'. iemstch.d and plain order.
tine. purchased cheap and selling
wonderful bargains Houssk particularly dect
stock OF Seetncs and Shngs consisting OF beachel
and unbleache aud IS from heavy to cNl hne az
prices suit the prudent and economical.
n b. Goods freely hown and particular attention pad to
81,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

V1HE GREAT SECRET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i PATENT YEAsr.-This Yeast is acid which. being
combined In proper chemical proportion, with an aka I'M
pregna,es the dough with earbonc ecid gas without
way original properties OF the Flour. and thus ~hen
baked producing PERyzCr BRxApi IN me use of
C)NAST'S PATENT YEAST -,
bs-e never cnD lie good for having poor ofehh
chemical certainty lustns never 20 miss a.
md II Tie bread hgh spongy and sweet
If m word be not persct, II because the pr9porons oi
he YeaS Snlsraus not exactly right ne common
c nj rn.ng dough IS by slow poces, OF yn0us ferDen-
teon the new mode BY almost
Won may make IT, and bake and have on the table To-"
h,r.v MINUTES and cal not or cold you like. without
yer TO your health. sod wholesale and retail BY
'"'Ao - M P. MLJSSEY. Clinton Hall.
sust enrpe~ of Raekman and Naskan streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

\ CARr-The establishment, Nos. Is and - Cedar street ,
the of s kind and contains the largest assortment n
own Sheenr exhibited upon any one hoor ~ The Up
s Sntes. "a and is Shsengs from the lowest pce TO The
hest quality manufactured yard wide. yard and quarter. nr
ysrd and half wide Shses' of every grade large variety
If the medium qualities nj low prices weighing llbto iyRr
also the best heavy sheenes Indian Head Lawrence StaH
Mills Cabot A. Chicopss D. Appleton tout &c &C. Efe,e
ding Best Southern Gotten Yarn assorted TWIST No to l0
and to IL; aks. Suffolk AmoSeag und fine York Drills also
S.ire 'wIne My
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

CHIPPEWA lspIANs.-The delegation OF Chipps-
was has returned from England. They passed
nlreugh this CITY eS days since, on ihelr way To
'hs uibe the half treed, with his white English
wnr dressed ia all the splendor OF the latest Eng
ish fashion with them. We ARE told by several OF
M ube, here, that he is far from being wealthy
~ aisnd., as was reported IN Enslaat: lhe English
vile will find the poetr, Of savage life rather evan
eseeht. Detroit Advertiser.
fisHsKaEs.-Csp, Flnney, Of the schooner Ves
peI,di Plymouth from The Banks, reports hsh very
safse on the Banks, took only 5000 the last ouI
"eshs. The Bank fishermen returning with
yOot isies finding lew Ash, and those small; while
uOse from the Straits return with full fares caught
~ much less 1.-THE than usual Butiew vessels have
th h'ied out al Plymouth this season tor mackefe
siIey owing 10 the great uncertainty and repeated
''''ufes IN that business for years past
New. Bedford Mersury.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

IKTIID's CASTOR oil CANDY In, no taste OF the
w Oil and MI the effect of Parents that have chdr'n
SICK should by al ve them they will ent all that
renued and hours Of cnnxng One trial Will convince
eli Of It's worth Tho within the reach of ALL t
ing only shilling package and warranted at that Il
sold ijl Broadway III GoG corner Bowery and Grand
Codlngton. corner Spring Snd Had,on Dr. Hart. corner
Broadway and Chamber DR.. Burrill 2l0 Chahamst. he
sure and always ask for Wd' Castor Oil Candy all Others
nran nm countartpI,S 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

NTOTlCE-ru Merchants. peaers, Sc.-E. b. PALMER 8
the 7.sn and receive, tor most Ui te
bst nr,vspn of the principal and cities Throughout
the United states.
~ The terms of advertising. and the papers nny 10 v
NJ the COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY. 10.
i6O Nassau street, Tribune buildings.
NJ Now Is THE lIaE Tor advertising IN the newspant rs
I'm. md The neIghborng tatss for The Full Inde nu3l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

70 GENIN's IMPROVED NOLESklN HATE. fALL
s. SryLE-Price "a 5O.-Now ready. NJ Tenn % y
10 we'll known establishment yimprgred oHa VeD h
french Hats ,m the celebrated manufactures Of ta
Having now hand assortment oi ne mpolsu ai.e,a' @
made by yugnier gentlemen w be erabed by actual COM
n,r,op To nudge r themselves o the almost conpe ldsny
~ IN. s1 nrrls Many under the,e circumstances hay
n,et.e those manufactured By the uhcnber. not merely
for her great cheepnes but Dosseng IN an eminent o.
yree those Qualities which the French Hats are 80 justly
admired vz-soldity If 6rm. which adds 10 mucn 20 gen
ra durability and by which alone the shape ana
the Hat preserved superior grace aud oedhtD '"S"
The sscnber not only from hi, knowledge 2i tes srce'
b ,so from the great atincon Of those VINO nave pu
ha,eJ can confidently recommend them to the VI
n, being superior any thing OF the KIND hereto
ors manufactured this county he therefore lc CO..
and examination ofiheir meru j. n. pnHnN.
~ 2li Broadway, opposite q. Pauls;
The usual full and choice of Beayer NutIs and
Ir.n,'; - syl linen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

~ AkrnuR's LADIES MAGAZINE for October
NAV be obtained Of Chrsty, No. = Astor House
|, contains ,arrcles from CHARLt' srkAoUE' Mrs
sc. Hall, and other well known writer's, besides
lhose OF ,he Editor The engravings OF The Lake
Of Killarney and The Wounded Pheasant are
well executed.
II The National Game OF the American Eagle
s,he name gwen to a very ingenious and amusing
reerealion ior the parlor, played with te'ot"m
and counters. Ii is for sale by LoeKaooD, and
Ssxtcn q Miles, in Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

MURRAY l. LANMAN. Wholesale Druggists and deaL
lVI Paints Uls Dye Stufis Particular attention
given 10 putting orders expressly fUr South American and
West lnda markets. 81 Wafer street. sig 2uw2In'
.,'UN. FUN. FUN.-New Motto Verses by the Great Tn
= known written expressly for H. n. WILD. by lady
ihl, city, who wishes her 10 les kept secret suce 10
say they rch nts Tacy And rpe 2 every
one original sold by II. n. WILD. Ijl Broadway.
betwsen Howard and Grand
n B.-They especially dedicated 20 old bachelors md
old mnids Sure cure s2I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
WANTED.

w FANTED-A ehnlvrrra waor. good wese's % go, o,
tres sDJ roner Prrts-,ants pte,fr:L. EnanHs ssaSs
.lssenih u. b-twesn 10 .nda ~ :.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

A n AMERICAN GENTLEN An speaking january III
French Spaaih Italian and Portuguese aDsuassS Ahu
ell acquainted with the CLASSICAL tonSoes and se Z
.-h, procure employ Tie EdNer'ps' has fr-ot
ra a5-oat ard eev- oil of the most d!,t.ii
:. ',in':i ,Ss r,,broe otsre ,li
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

Also To let the second aril' Te0ul-o eO1 si
iatou t portrait and miniature paneN. Also. two base
1ent store, under the Bszaar which m bc let reasonable Tor
ne sale of Trunk Fancy Baskets Grcan House Plants.
Wooden Ware Store or nny senee business and possession
fany Of the ,lu.l.o7s mny be had ,mmcdatcy ~ yc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

Dixon ( Sons celebrated Britannia Ware consisting Of ele-
CANT Tea Sets, Coffee Urns Candestcks PecOatos for
yng coffee. entire article l. Messenger sons
superior English Lamps OF superior finish. consisting
IN par If the patclt Nssa nmps Oeostatic Solar Al
So nm elegant Candenbra O x lights iurnounted with nn
elegant gas, for Gowers the richest a; of The
separately Table Cutlery with IVORY handles by
the se dozen knives singy Grnndoes ni newest pat
erns from one five lights Also fine assortment Of Fan
cy t;osds. NM. e. SIOU IENBJ fbtl.
"a VIC ll3 Fulton street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

.4yANTEp-ln An Office an inelhgen, lat. who W.T.
w far hand The compensation Will De small 81 g.
S,1S - -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
VOL. Ev. NO. ll5
Address OF Rober: Owen 10 the People OF
the United states.

4 Giet Mental, Moral and Pract'cat Revolution
10 BE- .fScted IN Peace, and moSt Beaefc,Gi.gior
RIrI and p,0r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

nEALERS in candy can save Is cent by buying Of
Broadway. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-17
The Waterman VS.. Ourselves.

1--WE quote the following, to show how COM
pletey this third party paper is playing into the
hands Of the Locofocos;
Mr.. Van Buren, is out in the Globe against the annex
alton of Texas at present-taking substantially the
ground with Cay.''-Freeman, 81 inst.
1t is true that Mr.. Van Buren, is against anneXa-
ton 'at present., on the ground of wrong to MeXI-
co. In this single ground he agrees with Mr. Clay,
yet OH all other points they are as gtde aPaFe US
heaven aud earth. p Watchman, 18Th INST
The extract which the Waterman quotes above
from the Freeman, was inserted as postscript, on
the arrival of the Boston mail, after a large share
of our edition had been struck off 1t was taken
almost verbatim from the Boston Morning Chron-
cle, and we endorsed it, on so good authority as
that of Mr.. Leavitt, without stopping to read the
whole of Mr.. Van Buren'S long-winded letter.
And not yet even, have we been able to discover
any material difference in the positions of the two
gentlemen Mr.. Van Buren, considers the constl-
tutonal question, which Mr.. Clay does not touch;
but they both speak of the wishes of the American
people with reference to annexation; of the breach
of good faith towards Mexico, in the event of an
nexation; and also, of the probability Of its lnvol-
wing our country in war. But lest our prcdls-
position to " play into the hands of the ocotocos'
should warp our judgment in this matter, we give
few extracts from other papers touching the same
| point some of which the Watchmon will be SLOW
t to accuse of being thus biased
The IN. W Commercial .4duertiSer, speaking o
Mr. Van Buren's letter, says; 1t takes general
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-17
J. C. JACKSON.
For The Green Mountain Freeman.

Bro. AsPENwALL:-The time approaches when
the Hollcy Monument is to be set up, and hope
that there will be goodIy number present on the
occasion But il seems to me, that the martyr
Lovcoy and his wife should not be forgotten on
such an occasion. Where his poor widow is, |
know not; but she should not be forgotten. Her
situation should be known, and provision made for
her future comfort And can there be man, that
has Il soul, and loves the cause of Liberty, who
will not give fifty cents to erect monument to the
first abolition martyr, and to make provision foF
the support of his destitute family? Let me then
propose, that at the joyful meeting for the erection
of the Holey monument efficient measures be
taken to erect suitable monument to the honor of
Rev. F.. P. Loyejoy, that al liberal fund be raised
for the support of his wife and her faheress chill
dren. Ifsaveholdcrs have murdered the father,
lat it not be said that aboltionists have allowed
the mother and children to starve before their
eyes. Let something be done, and done at once,
Around the monument of Holley, let the friends of
the cause in which Lovejoy died, arrange this bu-
siness. 1t must not be, that this business be delay
cd any longer. KIAH BAILEY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-17
For the Green Mouatain Freeman.
Whig Club Meeting,

Mr.. EDIToR:-Last Monday evening meeting
was called by the Wings in this village, to hear the
report of the delegation sent to the Baltimore Con-
vention and also for the purpose of forming a
Wing Club. Mr.. Mutt, one of the delegates, was
first called upon to give an account of the Conven-
ton. He had but little to say, except that they
had great meeting, and every one there believed,
and he also thought, that Henry Clay would be
next presidents and he also thought that abolition,
lists and democrats might now with propriety vote
for Clay, because it was certain he would be pres
ident; that is, if every Wing did his duty. This,
we must confess, was logic, such as we do not
hear every day By the same course of reason
ing, it becomes right to serve satan because the
majority are determined to support his cause
He had something also to say about Capt. Tyler,
whose looks he did not exactly like. He thought
that he could not have done much differently from
what he has done, if he had done as well as he
knelv hotC This pleased the Wings very much,
for they had forgotten probably, that only four
years since they " went for Tyler therefore, with
out why or wherefore" Since which time his
looks have not materially changed, or his mind
become very much impaired, AT that time they
would not believe that it was better to serve God
and adhere to principle, than to act up to the dew
s creed, viz, that numbers make wrong right,
and the want of numbers makes right wrong, and
thus ego with the multitude to do evil" One
' would suppose that the lesson which God in his
providence has for some time past been teaching
f the Wings, that in torsaking Him and sacrificing
religion, justice, humanity, and right on the altar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-05-17
General Conference of the M, b, Church

On Thursday, May 2nd, all the Bishops being
present, consisting of Joshua Soule, Elijah He'd
ding, James o. Andrew, Beverly Waugh, and
Thomas Morris, an Address from them was de-
Iivercd to the Conference by Bishop Soulc. 1t
fills six closely printed columns in the Christian
Advocate and journal, and is said to be very a.
bic document Friday, the New York Book
Room Committee reported The whole capital
invested in that concern is $692, 469 %. Debts
due the concern $4,000, including $4,000 due
the Advocate The order of the day being petit
tions, memorials and appeals, the Providence
Conference was called. U. Upham presented a
memorial from his Conference on slavery, which
was read by the secretary, and after considerable
debate, committee of one from each Conference,
(92,) was ordered by very large majority, to
which the memorial was referred.
"'The Bishop inquired if there were any more
memorials from the Providence Conference.
Upham replied, &c Yes sir" and member came
forward with another J. Lovejoy then presented
another, and F. Upham yet another
The Bishop remarked that it was customary tC
state the subject, place, and sgners of memorials
and petitions,
hearing n great deal about it, and therefore ht
= thought he would not trouble them with it,
j. early, of Va. " We want to hear all abou
it. 1t is no trouble to know what we are doing !"
3 F. Upham then presented memorials from Elr
street Church, New Bedford, Fall River, Chat
: ham, signed by 107 members; S. Smithield; Paw
Y tuckot sis~3h ny 1876; and Cumberland.