The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-31

vice shall not prosper, neither shall ii take
effect for the heart OF my annointed is RICH
before me saith the Id and he shall ad,
minister ustice to my peop'e and defend
my holy hill of Bennington from the rays
, ages of the Yorkites.
, And The hand OF the Id was upon
me and brought me TO the house of his SER
want Baker the ArIingtonie, and behold
,, the house was polluted with blood, Baker
sorely wounded and taken prisoner by the
enemies of the Id and his wife and ell
} dest son Iamenling 10 their gore-not so
much on account OF their own wounds as
, the loss OF a tender Father and Husband,
and | was amazed and sore troubled and
said Id how is it that thou suferest thy
chosen 10 be lrodden down bv the heather
who do not regard thy great name: and
he said unto me son Of man fear not for in
he fitness of time, will appear for my
people and confound The Yorkies. And
The Id stirred up the spirit Of the wall.
liant Green Mountain Boys, and they pur-
sued and took Baker-he also engaged
the spirit OF his servants sagaciouse and
foresight, and wrought powerfully upon
his old servant substantial, and moved the
hearts of The distressed people as the hearts
OF the trees are moved with the winds, and
they disconnected The 2erfdious Yorkites
that dwelt among them AMI they fl d TO
New York with great wrath, hoping 10
excite the rover of government 10 destroy
the inheritance of The Id and make
Bennington an heap of stones. Blu, the
Lord raised up his servant Tryo1 10 the
head of government and be Spake comfort
ably to the people Of Bennington and the
adjacent country. He aIsosfaised up men
for bis council that were wise and Judi
cous and turned their hearts towards his
people for good tor my servant Tryon en-.
Joys exalted and generous reflections and
shall still continue TO be blessing 10 any
utfl icted Northern ones. Howbeit in char
,pring the ancient town Of Hinsdale, and
also by making some other charters on the
New Hampshire Grams he hath given
great occasion 10 his enemies TO baspheme
he charers, also that he hath given shall
surely die.
And The word of the Lord came vel
| gain unto me saying, son OF man prophe
cy against The oppressive city and say I'M
10 it, behold | have given you goodIy
upport-.-si:ualion near HELL GATE, aud
also navlgabIe river and thou hast great
V extended thy trade and ART grown very
rich, wherefore then covctest thou the lands
aud labours of my servants in the North ?
Why will you grind the face of new Set
lcrs and distress the needy! Let your
own portion suffice you, for if you again
raise your possy and go forth 10 6gh,
against Bennington the Green Mountain
Boys will uoI be fry htened aud they shall
ambush you saith the Id. fo- they well
understand the narrow passes Of the noun
lains, and are Ius,y and strong, and are
we'll skilled in the use OF The bow, and in
very deed for this purpose have raised
them up that they should defend my holy
hill of Bennington and the adjacent cGbn
Try from the oppression of the Yorkiles,
! And The word-of the Id came again un-
TO me saying, speak unto the Yorkiles and
say unto them, why are ye so greedy al
ter domlnlons, MS 10 annex 4hat part Of the
Bay Province west Of Connecticut River
TO the province of New York and County
Of Albany? know ye not Tint unbounded
desires are unfailing sources Of unbound |
ed troubles? For the Massachusetts in
habilanls will not be imposed upon BY
your tricks, but they will make you irem-
| bic at their vengeance. And the word Of
the Id came yet again unto me saying,
son OF man speak unto Duane and Kemp
aud their associates and say unto them
you have been the principal cause oftrou5-
ling my people aud except ye do now
speedily repent and turn from your hate
full Nominations; cease troubling my peo-
pie and leave them 10 the quiet and peace
able possession Of their inheritance, it shall
, happen unto you as it did unto Pharaoh
King of Egyp:; will send my plaques
upon you and on each Of your houses and
families and We shall he afflicted 1av and