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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26
ayftttcl reid, III ipcrbcn.

Wan uchme 4 3beiIe 9emeine GtrIihfst,
B Iteilc qBdhrtcit, uno miite es nit eiucm
halteu Teint 9ift. Shue eaun allies eics in
eiueli peltIiden 5Hafrn uuo lase es in riner
3cifuns 9elinoe fctcn, bis bu eeinsn Iamcu
III 'Roti5 9ebradlt bait, conu itrcide eS ab II.
ocrWahrc es pchl. @iele 6iGc t0nrsu auf,
Se,cihnct iperbcn, III tpcldeu bieisS WitcI
pctl au9cidla9cu, uno benz 5ired pCafcnl'
men aeeient bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

@iue Iehr rcrautiihe @slfifte fduo am
Withpcd, 9lbeno itatt. Gin Nerr bon eiusm
jun9cn Srauenjimmer, ole in or6etcr Gle,
inter Dem 8cr9ebeu BON irgeno Semanb Ser'
fclQt III iperccn, 9cbcten, ihr icinen SduB st
leiheu. Der Ncrr roar pilIio oasu, uno frhrs
te &c bon Ger pterteu Strasc, 100 er oielen
4iebesoicnif iIbernabm, I'M 81 ibrer an9cblis
den Wcbnuu9 AM BrcaepaD su 9elau9en.
Beim 8orilberaebeu all elmer 9IlcY brrte
man ciueu anideiucno 1ehr heftiaeu Sreit
;riihcn swei @enlemcu, ole 9dbY ftc( etenIo
onfdbeincno in Sbnmadt, neil cic6 ibrc 8ers
fcl9cr 9eipcirn fein fcNten. Nadcem fie fId,
jcScdI erbcIt, licR ite id, pcn ibrem SdilB'
ling nad eincm Nduie AM SrcacpoY fubreu
ca csfen 3bme 9eidlcecn mar, 70 0ieng fIe
ourd) cine 9I0cp, nm pcr9ctlid, ins caus su
gclanocn, uno cnnttr benz oclanten Soerrn,
Der bcim 3ubaulefommcn cine $50, Gle er
fGd,cr wuBte, lei fid> qchatt 81 baben, als er
pou qcoadtcr 2icD anarlprrhen wurce, per'
mi6tc. 60 pisl fir gictenspienfte I'M elf
llbr Tad,i6 Gin. GclFb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

pea e's Wu cu III. - CitGe 9rc5c
uno bernhmte San,mluna bon Staturalitu,
Die elmer @eFllIhaft in phiiacclphia auar,
h6rtc, ,purce porlcBte lSche ourth Den Ste,
riff psrfduft uno eeni SHsrrn gomuno pealc,
Sid. fir $4,000 ab9eihla9eu. Nerr pealc
ira Die slbild,t habeH, oieieIbe I'M Masonic
Hall, III Der Sbcsnut Strase, pbiiarcIpbia,
auf,ultelen. ' Ts- " .a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26
SrrbDr fir SfCtb;ud)t.

0a8 8erh6r bon 6 rpdrc 9. 9f 0 Is
err &, cincm Ger vier Sdurfru, wrIhe Elm
eeutfhe5 Wic6tcn 9idmcu5 War9aretha
Gbrmaun, ;u Baltimore idlinretcu, hat neu,
lid in Der @Ourt ton Baltimore ifattatflnr
een. Gd5 0erh6r idlc6 I'D, am O2imcd,
ocr adlt Idqcu nit ieincr llcberftbrunQ hns
lId,tGid res Nrbertcu QIuflaacpunfts, wcrin
er anoefIn9t mar ciueu 2Iuariff asmadt su ha'
BEN lit Der 2lbiGdt 9tcttSudt 81 be9tbeu. Die
Srafe fir cG5 @er1eheu, reIte6 er Itcrs
filbrt wuroe, 1T @mipcrrung fir ritt ncri,
ger alS swci uro nid't mehr aIS ;ebn Sabre
Co6 8crh6r scn g. s. WusarOpe, eiusm an.
bern 9hetInehmcr all rcm Gerbrcden, bat lei,
ncu 9Inf1r9 9cncmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

Serurt t.-gror9e BcGs, wur,
De fir ben 8erfad, III MAIDEN SNerru s. a d,
Oen eaelrer elmer bcrtigcn Sanf in Ridi9an
III ermcreen, pcn elmer nculifeu Court cas
lclbif ihnlcis 9cfunecn uno auf 20 Sabre
mad, oem 3ndtbauS cerltrtheilt. Wen mirb
nd, erinnrrn bnB er ben Saeirer ees Had,tS
aufrieE uno ocr9ab er rpcQe Silbcr mad, Der
Sanf 6riugen, babe aber an einsm Walce
icinen Wa9en umgeporfcn Rno bas @slo
sid,t mehr allcin au1aesn tOnneu, ncbin Der,
ielteibn be9leteu foae. Cort an9clangt
'ifcs or ,weimal mad, ibm, wrenrd, s. Il
jlpar perspunoet, abcr bod, niht aet6ptct ipnrs
&c. @s 9elan9 ibm enclid, Die Slud,t si ers
grcifcn ane icmit icin esbcn ;i rettcn, unc
Der SSiewitt empfdn9t Nun fcinc wOtlpsr'
biente Sirafe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26
ScrdS SulSatctI.

lie Nreiipilliaen unter benz GrfctG ces
Rajcr @aap, beiteheno aus 1903 Wann, fnp
rrn Scrpus @hrlti Su Tcu Srlruus anse;
longt uno aus cem @crcini9ten ct. Cenif
cntlaeen ircreen. sIus griefcn, putli;mt in
FER ptcapune, er9ibt e6 I'D, ras nid,t 10 out
fir Die 3ruppen an erifaemsIbctem Srt 9es
fcr9t 1T, ais cies Der Tal leiu iplIts. @iner
eerfelben fact: "@in 3bcil Der 3ruppen ba;
ned, fctnen Gent Se5ahlunq fur Wcnats
erhaIten, uno es hat aud, feinen 9InIhcin opn
cincm 9orbatcncie sufinftIid ~ bssah'
len" = Eies lautet nid,t ietr 9ilniiig, uno
trenn unlere 3esisruns nidt beeer fir ceren
guleaten ferai, 70 f6nnte CO fd'wsr halten,
fails fe rteislbe mieccr n6tbig bat, 81 erbal.
ten. ..-s -......... .....
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

polttutfhe um9ew crfeu.-
siuf Der eaneafter Stra6r, cine WeiIe jeufetts
&phratd, bate bic mad, 6eaciug fabrenoe
polffuHd,e oas lln9lhd AM leeteu Dientag
umiuwerfen. Bon ocn cret oariu bcfuclid,en
9Dafa9eren rpuroen smct bciddciSt elmer
;iemlidl beoeutenb. ------- --
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

Gin 81 llnpeit Wtctilr, 9Ila,
baua, fol- cine Srau leben, pelde ago pfo.
ipiogt-40 pfuno mshr alS Dircn f.. 9emis,
Riialiec ees @On9rese6 bon jenem Staat.
Sieiit bic Wutter einiser 8ineer, uuo fcG
pon,gelasener Hatur lsin. Died mug nber
ocd Elm fcncerbares 0ano feiu, auf peId,em
'menfdRte @elh0pfe bic su ciuem iclheu @es
mid. heraunadNeu. - Gie Sdueiotr uno
Wantuamadsriunsn weroeu bofentid, ibre
prele earnad, einaerid,tct bateu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

Q d,tu 8 Der Sanat fabrt. Der
Shuplfia eaunl miro, sufrlae eiues Selcbluls
irs Der ScdrS Der Serwdlter, am 7ten ees
'Hid,ifen Wcnats fir cicie Sahrsleit oeIhIcI.
fen plbrfheinlidI 10 frhh;eitia I'M Den sIu,
rflng nit oeden @rreiterun8 unc grtcfiit9
auaben Al t0nneu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26
@rncnnung Surcb Dem 6cusrat SJoit,

@omuno 81. 9eubdrb, Ga gum
Ycitmsifer Der Stact SlGsntauu, al Die Stcls
lie res 9cb. 6 .QSri9bt Ger pcr eiui9ru @cs
den rsfguirte. IaEnrfh r..~.. r.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

8oGts;abl 4en gcrf.
-cicicn Scmmcr FLno cine 8olfs,ibuuq
i'm Staat 3euport ltatt, uuo ole oclammte
Srr6lfcrung piro ~ 2,600,73l Cntht amts,
misia) angeeebeu, rpcldes ei 3uwad,s in
ben Iesten Sahren BON 170,93S.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

be ais pcGfcmmener Mrad etpa Wsilen
pcu ct. SclcpbS burd, Captain Waro pom
Steamcr "&bampicn" an9strrfen. 81abr'
Id,riuIid, it Gle 9anie Manuidaft ocrlCren
9c9an9en. Dad, einem Sriefe ans Chicago
it ole Sri99 "Slioer" an ea6 llfer 9eitleus
bert unb NIT ibrer 9acnug pcn gBaBrn ser'
fort moreen.
9ild, Der Nalifar "Sun" pom 7teu 9ic'
ocmbrr idjeiecrte ~ port SOlID Neao am
slbcno Se6 Soften Sctcbsrs cine NIT 5fcblcu
belaceue Sri99. Sier oeritilmmslte eeihuas
me murben OIL BAD ufcr 4etrieten. Id.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

Ser. Gtdateu Scndtor ocn
9tcu Slamp d, @cuoernGr Stcelc
ernauute bcn 9id'th0rcn Ben a m N SO.
Seure6 6 gum Ser. Stdnten Serdtor, nm
cle Steas BON 9cpi gBcobbury ,u bcicgen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

RdubercrI dc Cen. - g8ern Gin
Mann ltehlcn mill, 70 nilroe or teecr eics
tbun chue I'D, gu oerfcoen. Sn @ecr9ien
rerfleicstc fd, neulid, ein Wanu 70, nm eem
Scufel dbnlid, su lehen, berauttc caS SNaus
elmer reuben 9Bittpe, unc mar ouf istnem
Sccimtpe9e beariffcn. @S bc9e9netc ihm nber
Elm dnbcrer Wdnn, giamenS Saccb graclrf,
ter ,temlid, gut teuebclt pom SeIce ;urilt
fam, nne ben cerren in Sd,wars trce eius
EN- Sdpcfel, &c. erfdce. gIts man ihu ent'
flsiert hattie, eraab e6 id, raB eS cjn @ms
tpetncr iener Nadbarfdaft ipar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

Beb Gin fleincs Wdoden
'eincr 9Bitnpe III Wid,i9an, au9efdbr Sabre
aft, fam neuItd auf fclgenbe teoaucrlihr
9Brife nm fein eebsn. Gs fpctlte nah cinem
Otatbarshduie 9cbsn, uno ais eS cine Sre,
de gegdn9en tpar, uabm ihr flsiuer gruecr
cine setrcfnete 8drsnhaut, parf oiefelbc Inn
lIt, uno fcl9te ihm nad. giatllrIid, wuroe
cs oacurd, III Sdreden 9rjagt uro Die Scl9e
ipar, oas cs nadbem es srpci Smnteu an
Dem Tadlbarsbuule on9elan9t mar, Icinen
@ei(f ausbanhtc. @ltcrn, uno auSere bic
Gle sIufiIdt lber 8inber haben, icaten icId,c
"@ebrdltte inter jtincsr iehr itrruSe Serbcs
ten uno beitrafen. ..-..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

.@ute te9rrfdcruna.-0a6 Sditf
"gictcria," ;" peIdrs fursIid, chnlptit gicrfclt
pcrlcrcn giug, wlr @l9euthum Ger j1rrrcn
gieal nno So. ucn Salem, @aiI, uuo it nit
Ieincr eacuna in perihieoeneu NiIccuranjs
slnitaitsn gu 1000 GbaIer ocriIdjcrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

llntcrue mundcu.-8ic SNcrrcn
ocn Wftrico Iln9teu nculid III Der Stact
Vtttsburg nit ungcfibr pirr;i9 tauieuo Iha'
Ter an, pOpcr iIc ben 9r66cn Ibeil 3u Dem
slnfduf BON Wanufdfmren Su oerwsnceu 9c'
ocnfcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

@iIGfGippi-Sci Der ueulih in Gle,
fem St1at 9chattcreu Babt baben Die 1ctcS,
fpie erwaItet wuroe, iecpdh NIT MIR qrrin0er
Rehrbett, geiIegt. Die gBnM mar fur cinen
8cuuernpr uuo lPitglrbcr Der @eleegebuns.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

Gtwn6 gtcue s.-3u Satcm, 91tu'
StricD, nurcc nrulitl cine ncu erfuneeuc Sra,
ittue ;um 9uspfuQcn htr Sartcfeln probirt.
Sc purotn ramjt in cincm Gage, NIT iwci
pfcreeu, ;lpiIhcu uuo 2lctcr ausqepauot
uus nas 70 iohncH ais so eeute ole Idrtrffelu
dufcleu uuo pcgicbdfcn fouutcn. las 2duo
mar aut 9srilu9t pcrcen, uuc bra(bte 400 Su'
Idel per elder. .l ..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

9 d,wcreS llrtbeit.-@barles @ds
far, eiu Tarbiqcr, 9eQeu Den rie &jrano Su'
rY rpH Charles @auntD, Warplanc, ieh6 uno
oreisig Irue Bills 9cfunccn hate fir 9luf'
rubritiftuu9, >purce UcrIeetc gBod'e fir Scbn
berieItrn ocrb0rt uuo fd,uIci9 ocfllnocu. Gr
WurNe cann fir isce6 III 4jibri9cr 3ud,tbousr
itrofe orrurtbeilt mas i'm @unicn cinsn Gcr'
min bon ricrsig Sahren mHtt. gr 1T jest
etpd 81 Sahr alt mo in Sail cr Ole gauge
Strofseit ou5hdIt, miro sr am Gncc ocrictru
II cSdhr alt fcin. Sin wciser Wdnu wurce
fGr;Iid, III Stnuntcu, 8T0inicu, Der Sd,iuo,
un9 cires iunaeu Nrauen;immer6 ilbcrfllhrt
uno ;u 42iihri9er 3uttbau5frafs Uerurtbtilt,
uno stpei Teqer, tie in oemielbrn @craehen
bctheiliot iGnc, nureeu Ucrurtheift ain oritten
Srcita9e in Cecentter qebdngt 81 lperbcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

81 a / Il Ser II t. - las EelIeilcu,
,reItcS am IeBteu Withpcd bon Ger 9tbdnO
poitcfRce nit Dem Stcamcr "Rnidertrfcr"
udh gieuDcrf abQeIaubt murer, 1T upiIdhttdr
Qcpcrecn Oa5 Boot trof res Wcrgeu6 I'M
4 llhr bel Der Iretcrcu Stdct Gin, uno Die
lRail muR uad rem 2Inlluoen oc6 Gdifcs,
fur; rcr Der 9Infunft br6 pcrtcr6 ans Der
,pcitrfIce, dbhauocu aefcmmcn icin. Girl'
leid't ruror iIe aud, aus Ncriehen n1dl tem
Slircn NIT ccu onoercn Wai5 bcf6rocrt
Sene Nerfcn, tpeidlc Die Te!lciicu udol Der
9lGuDorf Nrifrfficc 81 briu0eu hat, 0ictt an,
c0B fe dlIr Sdfc, NIT )W6uahmc bc5 NChs
lcnocn, auf rcm Gercectc bcs Sccte5 0cfun'
BEN babc, wibrcnc Scr Sffi;icr, in eclIcn 3im.
MGR iic immcr CUR Sidrrtcit qeucmmru murs
eru, iIdl III ta6 8ctt id'l0fsu 9eIcdt, uuo bics
Icitcu auf Dem @crcccfe 9elnfcu hattie
On Gem S0tc bcfanoen dd Gratis rcu
Der Commercial gauf in 9iltany gum 9Sc,
TRACE rrn 10000 bon Der Statc 8auf oaiclbit
ucn 20.OO0 Shalcr, uuo nnccre 2upcGnuden
an RauFcutc uno in IcuDprt ppr 10000
ShaIer-Gem.
b. PScitrem Stae5 aufgcTret mar, erticls
ten mir Die 9inhritt, tdB bcirrrhcuc Wdil
ourd, eincn Gruthhcn 2uupcu:SluicIcr 0es
fuuccn uro nad) 9tc. 900, 9Biact Srafe, Qcs
ucmmel ipurbc. - Don ed aus iit tieielbc
mad, osm Defiant 9cnrumeu prrocu, alIrpo
e6 I'D, eradb oaB nitt5 bon ecm Snbalt cnts
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

Gin Dlers8e eamtcr.-Giu @rrs
rcSpoubert rc6 "Sbio Stltr5man" pen 9Bas
idtH9tou berjhtet fcl9cnccS {:
"SS{u SicIcn ueui0feitSarmcu 3citcr, ii es
lpabrhaft crfriideno ciumal ctlpa5 ;u ftubcu,
prriiber man hcrstid, laden fam, mrniailen6
bat mir ec &rSitun9 frl9enccr Ghatinden
cicicn GienuB 9ewdhrt. Deldscn Smitb, chez
maI6 Gin ocmcfratilhcrs uno odun ein 3Ds
Ter 3eifuna6 in Ohio, ipnrSe Dor ms
acfihr eincm Sabre ocu preGoent TDler ol6
NauteI6OQcnt, prcr ir9cno ctlpa6 Der 9Irt
nnh ben iicamerifaniIden Hepublifeu, ,rcnt
itifIeu Wcrre !c. nit elmer Sr;abtung BON 8
Ibalcrn ren Gag nrtit 9eiicfOitrn geIhidt.
Gr rei6'tr balo nadl iciner Grucnnun9 db mD
III nod ouf ie,nen pOiten !; nlIcin Die 9ic9cr'
una rpeis nid,t, no er III uno fam c6 audi
fir bic Q8elt nidlt ausfuren. Ncrr 8udd'
nan wIlnIht i'm ob;urufcn, nlIciu CT id9t,
oaB weuu man ihn hiu0e, or nidt au6inecu
f6nne, III wcldcm Ttee Der Wrlt, Der j,crr
99ert feline Tntfcrfdurocu bCreite III bic
er fetr pertrft 1ein nrIiTc, rd or curdlnu6
Nidlt5 bon I'D, h0ren lalIe.--Cie @erticfun9
miro pohl biz gum Guce rcr 0c9enwdrtiQcn
9Iominilratirn t0usrr, uno Damn rrilo Ger
Nerr 9I0ent nadl Nauie fomrcn, nit cincr
Hcfnuno bon 3tolerr per Gag uebit eincm
nctter Simmd,en fir 91eiicfpItcu II. {. w.-
Der bat Zen Qnnten 9crcdcn nod che CT abs
reiS'te.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

Gin 6 in iturl.-llm uuocfdhr llhr
ain Ucrlcbtcn ScnntaG Wrrocu fraChle Ger
swcite Tlur ce5 0rc6en Sfcrntaulr6 cdS nit
@ta9ctt'5 Sraucrei i'll Der 2cmbaroltrasr,
Baltimore, iu @rrtincuuQ tcht, suidmmfp,
ucn ecm @cwid,t Der Trutlt auf remfeIbeu,
uno ciu Thcil caocu ficl ouf Seu erftcn TIur
uno ou5 Ginu;e itilrSte 1T BEN Seller. G5
,paren fllrf uno ;wanii9 ooer brciBia tauIcnO
Sulhcl Gjcr(tc duf Dem rbcru Tlur, fpcucn 5
rcer Sduituo III ecn Refer iunfeu. Ter
@erlut al Truht it n'n9 obrr c6 Uirc uicl.
lsid,t ;W6If hunocrt Ebalsr fciItn ben Sd)ls
esn ~ rcparlren.
Sturmir 9IlbdnU, g. W.-Gin
Grtra 8Idtt res 2Ilbarv gIrou6 bcridct,
oas icuc Stact am ocrIcetcu Scuntag nuo
Wcntaoc non einrm wiithenern Srtane hcim.
oeiid,t puro,, Der i'll iercr @jrocnO arpbcn
Sdoeeu ourthtcte. Gd5 rcuc 3uditbau6,
wclte5 i'm &du beorifeu III, Die maucrn
wareu % TuB hod, uno 30 3cll DID, ,prrc
um9eblaicn Ger @rrluit fir cir Staotuno
@nuntu III QrC' bos Gisbiuec wlrce roQcu,
oet 100000 acfcitct habcu. 2ipei @aditciu,
biulsr, wcli,c IN Ser VdrccrfraFe i'm 8au
wareu, b0ttCu Gin qleid'r6 ShidiaI.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-26

lln0Guf sfiGe.-Der rcuIid,e Sturm
auf Dem Griciec oerurfad'tc oerfdieeeue
Sdiftrndc. Die &dnInppc "CSiamcs &.
prlt," ncIdc Ucu ct Scicpba udd, @hitaqo
nit ciner Raouuq oru 8rcttcrn fabreu polIte,
III uniTahtbdr Gclporoen, uno man 9aubt cdB
lIc nit Z pcricuen an Goro ocideiecrt eli
Der Shccucr "Secan'' pen Wanfnap lpurs
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-24
' Turning the verdi up side down"

BERIAH GREEN, who, some twenty
years ago was Pastor Of the Congrega'
tional Church in this town and wnC. more
recently, was Presiden, Of The Oaeida In,
sttute, al Whilesboro, N. Y; at the .oIc.
i;atlon Of several Of his friends, ged TO
preach in this town on Sabbath last. 10
consequences of this pledge, Mr. Shedd, the
present Pastor of the Congregational
Church here was applied TO for permis.
sion 10 let Mr. Green occupy his Pull on
the day named; and the reply in substance
was, that if Mr. Green would take one of
his sermons preached twenty years ago,
and deliver ii, he would not object; but as
Mr. Green had become disorgcnizer u
Mr. shedd could not consen, to yield his
Pn'pit to Mr. Green, unless he would re.
strict himself to certain kind of preach
'ng!! These terms were not accepted. -
Application was then made 10 Mr. Thorn.
as, Pastor of The Baptist Church, aud Mr.
Kirby, Of the Methodist Church, and no
difficulty was found in Obtaining their Pul.
pits.
Thomas Jc6trson COnant, a Professor
in the Baptist Theological Institution a.
Hamilton N. Y. had the privilege Of oc>
cupying the pulpi, of MIR Shedd in the
forenoon, while Mr. Green was speaking
from the Pulpit OF Mr. Thomas and the
way the Fanatics were sorted from the
peace-lovng portion. was caution! Al.
hough Professor Conant would no sooner |
invite Mr. Shedd to partake OF the sacra
ncnt oft Lords Supper, than he would
l follower Of Mahomel; vet this was no
objection to his preaching from the Pulpit
# Mr. Shedd.
ain not aware that amy charge Of i'm.
moral conduct has been preferred against
VI Green, unless his efforts 10 induce
nembers OF different churc hes to leave
Ioveholdlng fellowship is an mmora act.
md it appears 10 me that if Mr. Shedd feels
imself to be on safe ground, he need no, t
ar any arguments MIR Green car bring i
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-24

The said justice and attendants had ia
ken what of the Effects belonged 10 the
house, he and they thought worthy their
present affected notice; although they
would in probability have been more faith
full in the prosecution Of self and worldly
gain, had they not have feared surprise
ia so unchrislian an act. They pursued
their journey with severe words and cruel
threats as though resolved TO take full
swing and make ample teas, of human
cruelty, until pursued by three persons,
loyal and faithful subjects TO the crown Of
Great Britain, whose banner they mean
evermore TO live and die under, aud, after
nquirng for the preservation ofihe Lille Of
said B,ker, were Immediately fired on by
several OF Munro's party and robbed of
what interest he had with him, 10 the val
ue OF forty dollars, as fresh sip and re-
crui. to their heIIish demand Those dis
IressinS ,idings being soon spreod on the
premises, enhanced the innocent inhablt-
ants, and tor the preservation of Baker,
his family, and their own persoLs, families
aud effects. Some Of them did pursue the
said carriage about thirty miles, and when
said John with his attendants, being saw
age like, conscience struck, aud condemn
ed, ran and hid themselves so private tina.
ii is not known by his or their Acquaintance
es, where they have ever been seen since;
leaving the said Baker with very little re-
mains OF life, unable to fight Tor himself,
who, willingly in his capacity accepted Of
mercy, which he had so long been a strang.
ger to.
The foregoing contains but very short,
though true account Of the barbarous con-
lucl of the said John towards the said Ba-
ker and family-and such conduct exer.
,ised by pretended civil magistrate, or
such magistrate rather mus, be dishon>
orable, a reproacb. shame. disgrace, SC,
IN the laws, restrictions, regulations, peace,
manners, good order, and economy, both
# the laws OF God and Man.
The above and much more can be a.
ested with good authority, as many wor-
by persons were eye witnesses of the said
ragedy.'
The robbery has since been confessed by
he said Justice. and he has promised 10
make amends.
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named undergo more thorough invest.
CATION, than ! gave it, engaged the writer
oflhe article, which appears this week, to
do the work. His position and arguments
are before the reader md should Mr. Ma.
gill or any Of his friends think the ground
taken BY G. P. Untenabte, they may have
on opportunity 0! trying their skill! 10 eS-
posing the faI!acy Of the arguments or
their foundation.
Since slavery has long found a strong
hold IN the Ministry and Churches and
under the very specious plea that, "ofM
seythere is nothing wrong it is of vast
importance that its strong holds be search
ed out and efectually bombardeJ, and be
real thing be forced 10 stand or fall on i,a
own merits. | hope the time honored
marouder will fad no quarter ill lie sur
renders his posts and leaves Ills country.
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agains, his position. The fact thu, Mr.
Green had formerly ofticaled rs Pastor
of the church here, to general acceptance,
would seem 10 furnish reason why be
should be invited TO speak 10 his old parish.
toner's, unless he had conducted in such a
way as 10 forfei, courtesy in the matter
II he has so conducted, the facts ia the
case should be known. One Thing | will
say, which is, it he Hres as pure as he
preached in his two sermons in the days.
time, he cannot come very far short OF Iiv.
ing a righteous life; and do no. think
Elder Thomas felt any ashamed Of his
companion, In the afternoon Mr. Green
occupied the Methods, House, in deliver
lug discourse. 10 substance, like the first.
In tho evening he occupied the same pull.
pi', and discussed upon hfdeH:y and
some of The charges brought agsins. him.
Mr. Green put in order his two edged
sword, ard drove it 10 the Hill ln some OF
his opposers and accusers. A charge OF
his sarcasm pen.,rates like hot shot; and
his application Of naked truths take hold
on the ,nnermost soul. This. every man
acquainted with Beriah Green. knows
full well. l think after Nil, that the first
two discourses were OF much more value
than the third. Hoping good will result
from Mr. Green's visit, will coy no more
on The subjec. al This time.
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