Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-04-20
The American Protector.

The readers of the Freeman will probably rec
olect an article from the Protector, which we pub
lisbed about two months since, purporting to be
written by the editor We have since been IN
formed that il was the production OF New YORK
editor. which Mr.. Hdreth pfered, as it Is SAID
he does most of his editorials; but the following,
which is found in the editorial department OF his
last weeks paper, we presume is original Still
Two NAV he mistaken as it is difficult to decide up
IN the stvle If writer who so often uses the pro-
ductions of others, ashis own. Language about
rs identified is sometimes heard III bar-rooms ana
brothels. This gentleman seems to take the leau
in the "decency' party in this state IN arguments
like the following, to put down the Liberty party
We have often been surprised at the viruence OF
the language of respectable men, and especially
editors in denounciug those who are conscientious
" opposed to voting for murderer, saVehoId-
err, a sabbath-breaker, and profane swearer But
to the extract from Mr. Hidreth, that is, we sup
pose he is the author of it.
8. Poor deIuded souls! They propose an OBJ
scure indvdual-one of inferior abilities ana VINO
never underwriting his study but abolltlonlsm
: as a President! Heightened mad on this point
it's enough such is iAe enect OF naulesS' suoh Is
stupid foolshness. co., ,,.-:-.....
that there is such thing as the General Govern
n mpntp Does the stupid little silly nlncompooI
ever reflect that we have important Interests
among the nations of the earth, to be protected by
S those whom we select to preside at the head OF
4 and administer our Government!-Wh hat does th'
e Ay-eater think would become of our country, un
n der the management of Birney and his tnkerboI
I'D for + rpp
to wheeze out its groans about slavery, and spev
forth its lies about Mr.. Clay. The only reason
of anv force which it attempts to show against MI
Claws election are-He is duelist and he traV
~ ~ elei on the Sabbath. He don't say much abou
:, Mr.. Claws being pro-slavery man, as he know
y well, that Mr.. Clay is a greater friend OF liberty
70 and has done in its cause, than all the thr
q marty moes who are undermining the country.
It's work enough for the Green Mountain Free
man-ehu! what title for little squirt It
y bIab about Mr. Clay's being duelst, and abol
!, Ma riding down the Ohio River on the Sabbath
. 80 travel upon the Sabbath, is wrong. BI
Y rome but such thick-paed asses as the Freema
& will object to a mans travelling upon the oabpatl
\ Enreyided he can't help himself"
s % As pure Christians as the mean liar OF IN
i Freeman, may be found aboard of steamboats, u
M On tEe Ohio and Mississippi, every Sunday. IT
dfhoat upon which Mr.. Clay travelled, it is no mo-
"a than likely, had good many Christians upon 1T
ma perhaps preachers of the Gospel"
4 tsYtThe people rushed out to meet him-says tt
a. Freeman. the G. NJ F.-Green Mountain Flo
i. Has Just sense and honesty enough to char!
Ial what the people of New Orleans did, upon M
he Clay"
'ut There reader did you ever see anything
he beautiful? What sublime, dignifed, chaste, al
- :. Iuul
90 beautiful writer that Protector man is! Wond
M If he intends to publish the above specimen Of 81
lime literature in his Green Mountain Gem"
he, the benefit Of the Lades'
LY We seriously pity any man who is obliged
en- sustain himself or his party, by such low, Vug
means Is it possible that any Christian; nay,
~ gentleman who wishes to promote the respectful
ity of his family, can pay his money for PAL
whose editor is familiar with such language?