Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

fanny whs'rsvrf f.splAYel. ana | prpVHif
ayow ny.e. ne eternl spe.uV AZ SLAVERY,
a. N. same rrne e,pcrentt i,uchi charity
~srus me 10 lose none - ~, sympathy irt
,he sl,v.lolder. hreaa-r ONT. misiornoe ~
his iuh AMI whilst w7.ii 10 Just ~ the
blsrk, an ice to cuAicss. ia, etsrS fee.
lDg 90 s.sNciAiion. nd ir,raciire sent rneni
az seit-clevauon. lr''s M loo sret ihs sel
tsre ~ the whiis wha,svrf u1ev 80 'h- con.
sec"rhce Of LIBERATION 10 the Afr'csn.
Bred snohR sls,es. esar'cd them ~Hh /
inditTisn5e. seeing no departure from moral,
~ econnmlra' prgies- ~ tho tenure. The
emnncirs'ion movement about 1880 Affected
me 80 u fid r'".l o'''et pctsnns AZ ii'- time
aud ietsnme ne" pleasing cm7tion. .pt nc
ing up IN nv bosom when hi r~'''vrd, -
common WIKI nv i'H"isn'' b-o'htstoh'risis
nv SAGE aulhohstd hIm 10 pct nv
name ~ The tmanrVa'icn S"cie'y frntf
"e"" That umr N N'fNrr c"ufy w the
SOW Ne'' "" =" iA'c '~"hfr' IN
''e Sla~ vas nos "'''H ana u'eFs'n'r
-" lN"Pe "lhe '"Au' ohAit. m sou
WIZ" h'' "'"'d nave been deemed me
"sn ,''' u" i'n""e "h' i've r"n> h""'"'
CIV " 'e"'' "''ec" ''''idS@h Ina am 'hN t'N"
w III -" morning P'sfn int"NPh a. 'he "n-
~ s'"e ~ Tvs o's' h"o Jay Gown again AZ
"'E'' !" c"'e' 49, Sc U''''' an" o'f shir
ponce ono ef vas any ~"e'e 10 ." seen
! 'h''e' u"fe 'tAn nv hundfrd Young men
oonf' era'e' '''m eH 'n'e' ~ 'N'i""s hah-
us Ann 'e'R'" 'mehs' IN ~" oi'o" hl'"' Z"
N"u'' """ "' p""qu'tlhe pass''h' am mere
WAS h"' '"uh" a. we Poohc we're a"a'e
sing = woman ~ u i'h ~ tn oemAhd leNs
pfoc Tor her '''e NAN hon'rah'e ma'uAee.
P'aT hal'eh in'ge ~ seventy wears ana
mur', IN hie time oi service had n-t'no'l nc -
II a. 4. -. II.
whole State. and thrae Of these were htni
down 'o ruin NV n'"nrtrance ! had been
. TAUGHT regard Conn. 'icut ~ land nj
~opden nu'mlecs and leriNer PUMPKIN seeds
ve, here was land nj s'rtriluv wlthour psu.
pets. and p.occ whete n" man WAS ~ ~
found who Cnuid rot wa. hi name ard r.A,
rs laws aud Bihe These wcr- strange
rmnc- ''r ~ more Suaore. passing strange
| Viii II he kentucNans ;, you shat no
r cpme ~ the same conclusion 10 vli-h VA
/, cumpei od-,iiat liberty religion and einca.
/ lion were the cause of al, these things. and
. the irucf'uoiauo1 Or ~ liri inai h,rp,nr,,
and n,l.or,l glory w. ie35 in'r,.dpccd
Common School hll into 'ihn Howe ~ Re-
Z rr<-n'aiiv"so 90 keniUckv u was lost u
r Is3s had the pleasure al vn,inr Tor tho nres
eni Common School law. 30 common win
u large MINORITY ~ nv co'npscrs Bsfure lsit
T. U.s. CONVINCED hat universal "@n-ru'n i
r a..ve state va. Impossible Whl>' nov
5 wire. the -irhi hundred thousand dollars 80
,.I4p rom the PRO -eel. n the sale 81 publ
i lands. IL, Common school, surtep, niousl
j anprnntia,eh to internal IMPROVEMENTS con
< Arm nv conclusion Thetel ru' sngi
70 cen, in the great Cnmmuuw ~ ken,u,
!. Nv. npr,opr- u-d to the edocs,oo Of her r'e'
re y wrrshhc. IN Convention
u, GrscherS, 10 1919. ut Frankfort. SAID
slavery and common schools he iucomhatIc
- ! say ir' slavery pfHsh. Tho sehiIin'i
a vaa me-; with lfenenduous applause Ne
vt ~ Kentnckv what saw YOU Time h'
n proved that they are incomn'nh|e : not sit
Gle slave St''e hiss s"coee led from me To
I'd c'nnIng m the gen-'sl edu alton ct ter -
lIe1s. L"ver1"r HAMMOND 81 NoniN 'Af'
.o I'a. '7vs IN ~ message IN The l"2is''iufe
Tive F-"e school sNSlem II i'tuf". j
= failure - owing IN tho fact that II docs NJ
~ s1'' nv ''eop'e or our Government t'n'
rsncs and reason have long sinoe pfo'lain
et 'Nr ''m" unveic"'o" 'aoi
Whilst Mr. Wirt''fie ~as sIS'oounc J vi
D. acting Nv AID ~ the law ~ 1877. hone
On utImltels 20 en- RcIp7ie the tate i'om lpn
rRnce, poverty AM orirns. kea,nrky csle
uoan all her sons. bv 81, IN" Ci'iions mrn
res ~ the pas. nv al the flnj hopes ~ 4
culture. TO resist those who, Nv lhs repssl
= 'haf law AMI retroca'c mov'ment won
SIM her in,o the enduring nieii ard 'lnw
deefr Of perpetual slavery. TIE time at Ia
IS cone. v hen ! wa. 10 rlsr the selfish AN
at .rrvrr fnr office and temporary elevaiInn.
~ p,riin~ myself uppn the eic-na' principles
al ,Ys.h. lnsiire and ,clSn1. looking - cp
cr science to pos,erity AMI 10 God, IN "a
nj proudly m their cause Whit 'hoUeh
n sfsn suc or an epihu.iasin hoidirs that
nj erg IS cantrary 40 the Decrsiion 81 Amerci
n Iodenendenre. the Constitution ~ the 'aita
n Siaes. the co-rr,on sw ri ogr Fngh.h u
~ her,,ance snA IN viol'iI of the law. n Il
od nature and of Gol-ihe ehe-ts OF it are b