The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-14
V o l.. VI. N o. 81.
CaIumnteS Rcfuted.

have been preferred against him, in the
newspapers, of having received large sums
OF money, and appropriated them 10 his
own use, from certain deluded Mileries
in this region, are gross calamnies. SET a.
float in the community for an evil purpose.
We shall publish his defence withou! a.
bridgment, las every other editor, who has
published any thing TO his detrirnent.
touching his pecuniary integrity, is in
honor and justice bound to do,) in our next
number, not being TO find room for it this
week. We have deeply regretted to sea
Mr. Hines the victim of a pernicious and
monslrous religious delusion, as we regard
it, IA delusion, however, in which nearly
all chrislendom participates even to tho
present hour, differing only as 10 The pre.
else time when the fiery event shall han.
pen, but we have not felt disposed to charge
him with any mercenary motives. One
thing more We will now add Having
Gogmatized so aulhoritatively and often.
slvely as he and the other leading spirits
in this stupendous imposlure have done.
respecting the certain and inevitable end
OF all things In l843, and then on the 23d
ulIlmo, and ranked as fools and scoffers.
those who rejected their ipse diuit on this
subject, it becomes them to exhibit the
cIearest proofs ofconlrition and repentance
and to confess that they have been led. no,
BY the Spirit of Truth, but by a depIora.
BILE fantasy of the brain, now plainly de.
mons'rated to be such .-Libe1ator, No.
rember8.
A copy of the Advent Herald was sen,
to this office containing the refutalion al.
luded TO above, with a general request
marked that those papers which had pub.
lshed the attack on Mr. Hines, should al.
so publish the refutation. Had the for.
mer been published in the Voice, tho lat.
ter would also have been inserted. But
as it was not, there is no occasion for nub.
fishing the defence. When was nj
Montpelier two years ago and had heard
George Storrs deliver four addresses. or
sermons on the subject of The Second Ad.
vent of Christ, l gave the readers of the
Voice TO understand that did not ems
brace Mr. Storrs' views Of the manner of
ChrIsrs appearing, and OF the literal bur-
ming of the earth. have fell that the
setting OF The time for these things 10 come
to pass was but natural result of the be-
lIet and preaching of the generality Of
ministers for ages past, and that those who
have fallen in with The belief that the time
was 70 be fulfilled at certain day or year.
were not so wide from others ss has been
represented. have chosen 10 take no
part either way, by opening the columns
OF this paper for the discussion of the
question, or for attacks on individuals EN-.
bracing that belief, knowing, that time
would soon decide the matter. Their sta
ted periods for the confagration have pass
sed, and trust my friends who have been
hoping for that event will see their error.
TnEr'vE "DID I1l"--The State of N.
York is lost to the Wings. Ii now be,
comes matter OF serious enquiry among
all candid men. what has caused this dis
aslrous result2 Can there be a doubt that
abolition has done ii? The result, clearly
shows that those conscientious Whps who
could not vo'e for STAKEHOLDER, have
thrown their influence aud votes, directly
or indirectly, to promote the election ofJas
X. PoIk-~lhe nominee ofthe sIavehodips
party, whose only merit rested in bis devo.
non 10 the extension and pefpetuity of that
accursed Institution. Let our abolition
friends lay the fauering JUNCTION 10 their
souls, that they have done it. 1t is too late
TO retrieve the error. The Empire State
is lost and they have been the means of it.
The crying sins of slavery hereafter will
be legibly stamped upon them. They
must wear i'll Whitehall Chronicle.
That is the doctrinel The abolition.
lists did not vote for James K. Polk-thers.
fore they have been guilty OF eIectiug him!
Can any man dodge such logic The
Liberty Party first came into the field
with their candidates-The Wings next,
and the Democrats last. Had the Who's
cast their vo'es for Brney s. Morris,thev
would have been elected But instead of
doing this, they have expended time and
money the past season without stint, for
the purpose of elec'inga notorious slave.
holder to the office of President--have
thrown away their votes, and have been
the means of Folks election II Mr.
Chronicle-Can you dodge this conclu-
sion? Let's see.