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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23

fcations, which has long ruled the nation, and
shaped all its measures, and wishes to have free
labor encouraged by all constitutional means.-
This man has made great sacrifices of property to
support the cause of Liberty, and has suffered
much, from the persecution of shareholders and
their mnions. He is man, that fears God and
works righteousness; has the qualifications, which
the Bible requires; will be just, ruling in the fear
of God, and will seek the best good both of the
South and the North. This good man was elect
ed as theircanddate by a highly respectable con-
ventioh, long before the Baltimore conventions,
and had it not been for party views those conven-
tons might have concurred in the nomination,
healed party animosity, restored peace to the ma
ton secured the election Of a pous man prevent
ed the annexation of Texas, humbed the slave
power, and saved the nation from the disgracefuI
position in which we are placed before the world.
There is certainly great diversity of character
and qualifications in the nominees, which have
been selected; and almost every man may find in
one or the other, something to suit his taste. The
Texans can vote for Tyler, or Polk Those who
wish to encourage dueling, slavery, and southern
morals, can vote for Mr.. Clay. And those who
wish to have good man, who fears Cod and
works righteousness, is opposed to slavery and
dueling, and Texas, may vote for Birney. Here
will be test question: which will bring to ligh
the secrets of many heart. Let all remember
that God will see, ard record their votes, anr
that they will have to meet them another day.
And as they now sow, SO they will then reap.
AN OLD MAN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
T II 4 FIR Z Il VI A N.
For The Green Mountain Freeman.
The Presidential candidates, Tyler Polk,
Clay and BimeY,

Tyler is a subject do not wish to handle. If he
can't annex Texas to the United States, he can ca
silly annex himself to Texas
Polk, stakeholder, pushed forward by slave
holders to strengthen the slave power, secure the
annexation of Texas, and prepare the way for the
establishment of slaveholding confederacy at the
South. Saye-drvers, and save-breeders, and
Texan scrip-holders, at the south, may vote for
him; but can any independent freeman at the
North so degrade himself as to go for Polk, Tex
as and slavery? Will they throw away their
votes, to please their Southern masters, and
sacrifice all the principles of our Bill of Rights
to place mere tool of Tyler and Calhoun on the
Texas, the better. Pity they were not all there,
and Tyler and Polk with them.
Henry Clay. the idol of his party, the embodi-
ment of modern Whiggery, STAKEHOLDER, slave
ny protector, duelst, gambler, profane swearer,
wine-bibber; but man of superior mind. He
might approximate the angels of Light; but alas
his heart, his habits, his connection with the def
ling sin of slavery, have led him the downward
way, and placed him on the brink of that pit,
where apostate angels lie chained in darkness
All his friends, with nitre and soap, can never
wash him from his moral polutions. They may
heap honors upon him now, and raise him to the
Presidency, but those honors will soon witber, and
if he does not repent, his eternal portion will be
with that proud spirit who was murderer from
the beginning How is such man to be ptied
to be prayed for! Who, but demon, would wsl
to be in his place? Were there half as much eff
fort to save him from the deepest hell, as there il
to produce false impressions, and raise the popu
lar wind in his favor, he might yet be saved, ant
shine glorious star in the kingdom of God. Cru
ell friends-ft they can accomplish their poitica
purposes by his aid, little do they care for his c
ternal interests. For all their prayers, he ma.
die, and with the rich man, lift up his eyes in tor
ments, where drop of water can never be obtain
ed to cool that tongue which has so often chaine
the listening crowds. Poor man who would nc
pity him? Lazarus was comforted, but Dives wa
tormented! Will not those ministers and chris
tians, who mean to vote for Mr.. Clay, pray fo
him, that he may not go into that place of to
ment, and that others may not by his example
led to go there aso9
James G. Birney, reformed STAKEHOLDER, VIII
has brought forth fruits meet for repentance, is OF
posed to the annexation Of Texas under any eli
Eumstances, and ready with all his might to carr
out the great princi Piles of our Revolution, and a
example in every good work, wise statesman
and consistent christian, who fears an oath, II
CARDS the Sabbath, and is temperate in all thing
He is opposed to that slave power in all its ram
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-23
J. c. AsPENWALL, Editor.
j. POLAND, Publisher.
Il e II Nj S {:

Single copies 81, so in advance ~ 90 after the
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All papers sent at the expense of the subscribers.
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For the Rutland Herald.

Takers for Liberty, but Slaves to Power
We are TO know the Wing party by what they
DO, mol By ,chot they .-'Investigator.'
This test accept. vermont Wing
,Nr. Edilor-Betore passing to the main subject
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