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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-03

you will not meet TO dissOlce. but TO er0lre
the Union; to renovale ii on the basis Of
The ia'hers of the Republic. That basis
Is broad and deep enough to mnite the
world. better foundation canno, be laid
by fallen men. You will NEE, as our
fathers met, you will begin where they
begun, and where their degenerate child
rem left off TO build. You will meet, To
FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION, establish
Justice, ensure domestic tranquility, pro,
eide for the common defence, promote the
general OeLfarc and secure the blessings
of liberty 10 0urs.lccs and our posterity.
This is The work you will unite 10 resume.
This is The foundation 10 which you will
descend to lay The first stone that has been
laid therein since our fathers fell asleep"
As The nations round about Judca con-
tributcd materials 10 the erection Of Solo
nous Temple, so the world, with all its
moral wealth, will become tributary 10
the structure OF the Great American lem
pie Of Liberty, founded on such rock,
and hail its complexion as the asylum and
admiration OF the race. The Uulohl it is
WITH tlc WI ~ W 'hC utoLthF VI hu''hH
nature for the abolition of slavery and
the abolition of slavery; and will id he
wealth and moral power OF The world
to the Union. May we speak OF the ral-
ue OF salvation, and the crLeni OF lnlinltv,
thee, for lack OF a more religious term, let
me express the hope and b. LIEF that your
Convention will enhance the ralue, be-
cause it shall increase the strength and
vitality Of the Union. IN tina! bope>In-
spred imagination with which ! am wont
10 contemplate he destiny Of lhe Ameri,
can Republic, have fancied that, In the
lifetime Of the present oge, some heaven.
kissing monument, the offspring oflhe lrh
Of June, nigh. be erected from the bed Of
the Ohio, opposite your city, Us Il kind Of
een,rl-mundane column, saying TO all
things that shine and sing in heaven, and
all that can carry the news on the wings
Of the wind saying TO oil ages to all men,
10 all bondmen grooming in the undiscov
ed habitaions Of cruelty
81 stand the plans proud period;
pronounce the work accomplished, ="
the warfare closed, the victory won, the
TRIUMPH OF TIE AMERICAN UNION.
Please, Sir, 10 accept for yourself, and
tender 10 the other members Of your
committee the profound sentiments Of
respec, and sympathy with which |
an theirs and yours for humanity.
ELInu BURRITT.
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VOL. V II. N q. 2.

ferenlly informed. They have been led
to suppose that i. as well as some other
reformed men, have been making spec"
uIaion out of my reforluatjon' as we'll as
doing my duty. But such is not the fact.
Il true, the largest churches have aot
beer able TO hold my audiences night al
ter night, but The people came 10 henr the
simple experience OF a man who has drank
deep from the fountain head OF vice. Il
is only by relating his truthful experience
Ina, he can interest any one in his sub
lect; and it cannot be expected that people
as general thing, will pay for simple
facts, when they can. hear them grauitous.
ly. know that possess not The ora,o,
lcal power or The eloquence 10 portray
the evils of gambling and iutcmperancr,
nor can | beg community 10 give mt
large pay. | will therefore take it as "
favor, which shall ever be grateful, if
you will permit NE through your columns
20 give an account Of my public |abors-
IWiI, in my spondcnce, place before
The public each week statement of ny
receipts; as well as my expenditures; the
number of times 1 speak; my travels, and
the treatment receive in different elite.
and villages, from the LIST OF March up to
the 9th of June. Yours, truly,
J. n. GREEN.
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Horace GREELEY,
Letter from Elihu BurrItt TO the Anti-
Slavery Convention AT Cincinnati,

WORCESTER, May %, lS45.
SAMUEL LEWIS ESQ.
My Dear Sir IL am almost al loss
for language 10 express my sense OF obli>
CATION TO you, and the Committee in whose
behalf you speak, for those terms of kind
ness and confidence with which YOU in,
vte me 10 be present at your great Com
venllon IN Cincinnati, on the | lin OF June.
And II is with profound sentiment of re-
gret that | am compelled. BY circumstances
which | cannot bend TO my wish to fore.
90 pleasure which should have cher>
lshed during The remainder Of my life, as
one OF the choicest souvenirs in the Jew.
elry Of my remembrance. 1t is with great
difficulty that can so arrange my labors
as 10 permit me TO be absent from Wor-
cester fortnight at time Sill have
longed to see your great and prosperous
STATE; and when, few weeks before
received your communication, letter
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VOICE or FREEDOM.


HCAsslUs NJ. CLAWS paper has not
yet been received at this office. II he can
afford it he is requested to forward cory
that The readers OF The Voice may know
wha! is going on in kentucky.
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~ The Morning Ne,cs founders in puddle of
Statistics purporIing to show that Agriculture is
poorer business by reason of the Tariff because an
Agricultural County franklin in Massachusetts
has less money per bead in Soriags Banks than a
Manufacturing County (MiddleseS) has. We were not
before Though born and reared among them) that
Farmers generally had habit of putting money in sa
Wings Banks Very likely. they no; so handy 10 the
Of Farmers they to Manufacturers. Besides,
as Manufacturing Labor is pretty generally Gn times
like these ought to be entirely paid in cash, while
Farm Labor is not generally paid the reason Of the
discrepancy is very obvious. Factory workmen being
paid in cash every fortnight have money to deposit if
prudent while Farm aborers rarely &c, their Of
pay oftener than once twice year and meantime
take up OF II in -four mesi &C and al the store
This Savings Bank test OF relative prosperity between
rival communities is very unsafe In one village
the worknen mainly house and lot each and have
little ready money-perhsps paying II on mortgage as
fast they get H. In the next town the w0rkmen
may have far less means but more OF II IN ready money
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Farmers Library.

The September number of this Journal is ready for
delivery this morning. 1t has been delayed few days
order give colored Engraving OF the Cotton Plant
Nh Thomas Thorp. of Alabama recently a visit to
TN, City brought with him beautiful painting OF this
staple Of American productions, executed by him from
nature and kindly offered us the privilege OF having ii
engraved for our Farmers Library BY reference to the
Table of Contents in another column it will be noticed
that the publication OF the celebrated work OF ALBERT
ID. NoN TiAER ON THE PRINCIPLES or AGRicuLTURE
is commenced in this number. This gres, work was
translated by W lliam Shaw and c. w Johnson. Esqrs
and lie pronounced by the London and German Press ss
the most important Agricultural work which has yet
appeared. The London Edition is comprised in two
large octave volumes We have not space this morning
for an extended notice. The Farmers Library can be
had at all cheap Bookstores
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sASD's S.RsAP,RlLLA-It has been clearly proved by
HUMBOLDT the great American traveller. thai long before
vaccination Introduced IN England by Jennef the pro-
ply Tactic virtues VI the vaccine ylen- known BY tne
natives Of The Peruvian Andes But they not properly
known vaccination And for nearly half century after
ih- aluspc a-ringen and aperent qualities u Ssrsaps
Mia had been discovered they were fu uncOncenirard IN
heir ecariOus form Al length, after lOng and ted
mani pglaiions and numberless experiments, Sand
g,apa5l liza produced and although the inventors
claim nothing beyond the merit Of good motives Ia nsiu-
ting their Of experiment believed by many that
he dmnuon Of ScroIla and other form. u ulcerOs dis.
the introduction this specific bears
relation the decrease Of small pOx consequent upon the
Of is wonderful preventative Introduced by Jenner
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. b. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, ~ FgltOn-st New-York-
Sold 10 Broadway = Eas, Broadway, and by D e
gsts generally throughout the United States Price II per
bots SIX bottles FOR IS
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SEPTEMBER

The evening Of liie wear : drawing uish
Il by he summer heats you've stained vsslr f.e.,
Quickly 20 OoJRAI DIS store. ect .ssie. A.
To rrnoFate your somewhat dknas ed grsres
Perhsps n >arstosa Springs. you found
Fo.ks stare al yol, every pleasure TIP:
The reason was, ihat b~.fdlke hairs s6ccnt
Upon tfe sweet curve ~ your upper In
Haste ard remove the poafrs Sa5h,
VII take away each hiieous. sirsgg.ing h,,
And You IN renovated brightness sll
>nall shine. amidst the congrega,et fair
Behold NJ more. ftai hing almost lnhamsn.
BEAM upon he bcsnieous isce OF woman
Dr. :. :. SolRAlD's liaisn Medica,ei soap 49,.
sally acknow ie>ged to BE- par excellence he oriy -
eNiant Tor ne remedy ~ al such DE-. ggremens of N. -
appear m The shape OF pimpes ian, ffeckes -,
and m0rphew. Or. G's Poudre Subu.ss are rcu,7.
uarkable for the surprising properties they possess,
,isnuy removing supcrruors hair Ms Negetsbe -.
Rouge for mpsrung to The cheek and lip braani -,
utnt snl natural ill., e. Is gueCualied-
For sale only A. he Docicrs orsas! depo 81 w,l..
81 = store FSoN Broadway Boston A. : Jordan NJ
=. Lowell. Carleton Co. New Bedford. W l. C--,.1
" orc, strr, Green Co.. Springfield, Bliss Anhouv ,,
River. Thomas. Newport, Myers. New Haven, Bsas.,
hnii. Troy Pierce stsnwh. Hai Albany, T. & r.
Assembly Buildings ChcsnGt-st Phiscelphs ~
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Loco state Convention in Michiean-J""-e
Feirh for Governor.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
M,>c,rsrrn- lNichigsnl Aus. =. l-i5.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
MANcuEsrrN Michigan Aug. >, l-i5
H. GREELEr-Dcar Cir. Yesterday the Loco
Foco state Convention for the nomination oil can
didaies for Governor and Lieut.. Governor, was held
at Jackson. - miles from this village. There was
full representation from all parts OF The STATE
particularly Of wire -pullcrs and borers, who were
on hand with their accustomed promptness and dis
interested zeal for the welfare Of the Peninsula
There were several baloiiDgs which finally resulted
in the nomination of ALPHEUs FELcH for Cover
BOZ The nomination for the Lieutenancy had not
yet taken place when we LEFT jackson this morning
There were several candidates. among whom were
Senator Howell from Hillsdale Greenly OF Lena
wee and Walker OF Macomb. The last indications
last night were that Mr.. WALKER would be the
nominee.
There were several candidates in the field for the
nomination of Governor. all OF whom desi red sue
cess, except the very man who succeeded There
were five informal ballotngs which exhibited con
siderable strength for John ;. Barry, the present
Governor, James Kingsley. X. 5. Bingham A. E.
Wing and Dr. Houghion. The contest was finally
between the friends of Fech and Barry the fourth
ballot giving Felch 40 and Barry ~ and the NTH
giving Fech 20 and Barry but 10.
Judge Fech is one OF the best men OF his party
IN the state | regret that he has been nominated,
oi' " Sit'tcu ne Hcttf Gu" a. o'i '"iiH o'''N "''
fellow citizens in the same estimation he now does.
No man however exalted his qualifications. can
come out of the Office Of Chief Magistrate OF this
State, the end of the next two years, with credit
10 himself sati-faction to his party. regret
Felchs nomination for he is too amiable a man TO
be sacrificed to sustain the dying popularity OF Bar
rvs administration. Barry has done his share to
wards embarrassing the State the bomb shell must
soon burst and wO to those who are unkerlng
about ii at the moment of explosion. Governor
Barry ought TO be thankful that he has slid out yet
strange as II may seem. the man was 30 infatuated
with the love OF Office as to make a death struggle
for nomination this. the third time. In this fool
sh policy, he committed political sucide-for
orty Of his political friends viii pardon his
exhibitions Of eagerness for Office. They do Mt ex.
actly like his exposition OF rotation in Office
Yours. &c.
p ). w. L. GREEsLY, OF Adren, received the
Inclination for Ii GnNernnr
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a AZ {, F Ia IaoS, vieePre'ideni'-

ARRIVALS FROM THE OREcOS-The snip lnez.
from the Sandwich Islands arrived AZ New Bedford on
sunday Among the passengers IN TINS snp were Doctor
J. l. Baococs lady and children and the Rev. II.
w Perkins, lady and four children. Of the Methodist
Episcopal mission At Oregon. city government, had
been organized IN the willamette Valley, Oregon The
hrs, Mayor chosen Is Mr. George Abernethy formerly Of
this city steward the Me hodsi Mission IN that
Try.
The citizens Of Oregon anxiousy waiting for the
printing establishment which sent cut 10 them IN the
oerque Iouon This vessel arrived al Caao ON the lsh
OF June, and was to depart few days Tor the sand
weh lslAnis and Columbia River. Mr. Aoernethy, at
tins time j. probably sctng in the double capacity Of
Mayor Of Oregon aud editor Of the star ofth West
Commercial.
DIsGRAcEFUL CoSDUcT.-Thc Pittsburgh Gazette
states that shor time since q difficulty occurred be
tween the conductors of boats returning from camp
meeting They passed and rcPassed each other several
tines and nnay of climax 10 the sport one
INTO the other The boats got last, and the hands into
Eight petng each other with coal. During the melee
one boat pushed the other ashore aud large tree fell
across her Both boats crowded with passengers
~ Prot Bronson Is lecturing IN Louisville.
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To the Public.

The undersigned deem il due to the General TEN
perance Council, TO the Temperance cause and TO
the public to contradict in the most direct and posi-
i've manner the misrepresentation put forth by two
Of os CITY papers relation the PsrA Mass Meeting TO
vii, the Herald and the Morning Mars
The Herald Of Tuesday says
"WAsHNGToNLaS Mass MEEriSC.-Ag great NaskIngio-
Man Mass Meeting held IN the PARK las evening Tue
of had been previously pscarded al over the Ciy
The meeting VA. Organized al O'Clock, and DR.. Wllson
seed IN The chair. Addresses made ny Nj ; T Ca
rey, Of Ohio. George Hall, ESQ Of Brooklyn; Lehb-us
Chapman, of Jersey City and others A. th-fe Wa no
thing offered but the speeches were me sane IN Fl
feet As those which have been made al al The "asmngio,
them There probably about 1000 psr-ens present
Dlnges banc played several piecr.
There sever-l false statements in The above article
The only however. consider worth noac ng : that
relating 10 numbers We hsv- not heard any one esiImse
thu, sudenee at le-. than Five THOUSAND What motive
the Herald could have had IN 80 shsmeiuy misrepresen
Ing TN. assembage, know not unless can be found IN
me circumstance Thar large poPooa Of II circulation
among the 400 groggere. Of TINS city
Th- Acrs o' The same date says.
TEMPERANCE MEETING TIRE P,Ex-A very res
pfabe meeting Of he friends of temperance and advocates
temperance candidates for election 10 repre-
.eni their Interests OF In The Para last evening Ths
meeting wa not 50 numerous As had been anticipated by
he movers Tie % eci to represent ne necessity Of
legslauve representation Of advocates 0f Temperance re
tun, who should keep al0of from a. political parties NJ
nrfols speeches were MADE by The supporters oi ne move
meat"
The whole spirit and many Of the direct assertions Of this
article also false B. What authority hal paper asserts
that ihe meaing numerous as had b--n anic
psied hy the movers loss 10 explain, and We
believe al explanation from any quarter VII be dteu-
We profess 10 know whether anepeon- are, or
ara not reaz-t, well editors Of The News can tel
We say further that the expectation. Of al the
OF thai meeting than realized IN point % NAM
bers Hoping the shove papers viii hereafter ind some
hing to- stab oaAdetnely besides the OF Temperance
Il stab all they must, leave hen TO ineir own reaec
lions A. ID. WILSON, President
RASl y n.kLeo, Vice Presidents
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TRIAL FoR ISsURRECrIoS.-The Port Tobaccs
Times OF Thursday, says -" Charles County Court 10
sti IN session Hon. Judges Dorsey and Magruder upon
the bench. bill Vi indictment has been found by the
grand Jury against Bill Wheeler and Mark Cesar tor be-
- prime movers and nstgstOrs in the late negro nsUr
reciOn By an Of the Legislature the crime Of IN
surrecriOn il made punishable with death and they
indicted for this grave offence their punishment vii
De IN accordance with the law should they be con
ylcted."
- The Chicago Journal Of the 23d instant, says
that on the morning Of that day there was pitched bat
tie IN that city between some >outherners IN pursuit oil
persons alleged be slaves and some Aboonsts One
II the sou,herners was wounded the head. The
blacks escaped
- The Genesee Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church closed IA session at Buffalo satur
day .ast Rev. Hugh Ely suspended from the min
stry after the charges against him had been investigated
p Prize Fight for $500 was to have come
OF Cincinnati Tuesday last between an Irish
man and Englishman. II resulted the Times says. ID
a general and hShr between TWO or three hundred
persons in which about thirty were injured BY clu's
brick bats, etc.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. sept 3-P.

PHILADELPHIA sept u NJ
am pleased 10 state the Wings o.: Philadelphia
county have waked ~, and yesterday formed rcAc
Of the most respectable character Il i Just such one
that viii rally the party in their strength. The csnd
dates are too wei known 20 render II necessary that
should utter one word IN their praise The contest in
October viii be exciting and already does dissatisfaction
prevail among the otter TWO parties, particularly The
locos.
During the present week business has assumed
quite an animated character IN commercial matters our
City well hiled with Western and Western mer
chasts who purchase largely. paying large majority OF
the cash for their goods. There larger
Der Of houses going AZ present tran have known
for several years past and altogether may eei proud
the cheering indications Of prosperity before US des
piie the wsrcry.
4 coOred woman named Sarah Chambers, a
domestic was arrested on saturday for the larceny Of
money and wearing apparel Yesterday she tired
convicted and sentenced to years imprisonment This
Is rare instance OF speedy justice ia Philadelphia, but
then a friend remarks. Sarshs skin was dark
A late Custom House officer and an active leader
Of the Tyler party in this city arrested to-day chsrg
ed with forgery His name IS withheld although he
had hearing before the Recorder yesterday. Il viii
however, be made public.
The Stock transactions today were 10 a fair ex-
tent Penns Fiyss improved closing from at 75i, and
Reading Bonds t. selling a. Is Fifty shares Stoning;on
sold at 81. Tennessee Bonds were firm al 81. and
Nicksburg at - Nothing done IN Texas Securities
The New FORK line due al half past O'Clock did
not arrive until half past o'clock. The detention WAS
caused by the heavy amount OF baggage there being
less than IA crates besides eight wheel containing
passengers An extra engine had De for Jersey
City.
All is anxiety for the steamer
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NisLos GiRDES.-We are delighted in attracting The
attention OF lovers OF Comedy the fact hat the very
b-s, French performer thai visited NewYork Mad
Cauro plays ave Of her best characters, tn hieh
.he sings dances and Concert u to Be srte"'
In which Madame Cas.ni aai Messrs Buscher and Osfy
take part The yaadeves performed on tie occasion are
Bas e- Hommes Down With the Mem and N re p,nge-
Vile We must Dot forget Provost leads The oyerInres
and hat . Da,srrs Of The Garden execute Grand Pas
d Deux This i a. varied and attractive b A. te French
have hitherto ssued vh-r we 70 have the Cald ,
~
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Nsssss. Co~sroSx 4 Co 6.-ntei ncn-in duty 10 ..
As Vel as 10 ourselves lake tbs opportunity 10 -.n
20 Yea our heartfelt Frs1ic for yosr And 4feauon 10
nvl<n w tate, TIE yoaug man who was 80 badly burrT,
or employ. a rev GAYS since from sh- &C ana 49,
Nsing IRE, Che worst arrics he could have he~n -
"lihl and - ieel 4 OGr duty maze his trosr
llr iu c lou VII reucm5sr that tnr skir " A ro.,',
hs ttas and arms vi ben Won dressed thsrn hut -. -
iosi but title sleep since. T~ IRE al 0ui "a .Ao -
snc NE ~ound- are heslng fiat We are ssnsse3 D., -
SoN>tiLs PN> tNrsscroS : ore 81 he b~,t 49,.
for burns of any nature that INTRODUCED ;,
hnd- loGls respectfully, RAFFERTY, LpASs
Nev-lofk, Apul .5th. istt Hsiters b Fs',.e'
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Kings First In the Field.

The Wings Of Kings County held their Conven-
ton al Fla,bush on Tuesday and nominated CHARLES
c. BKrTs OF Brooklyn and SAMUEL J. GARRrrsoS
II Gravescnd for Members of Assembly. DAVID
A. BoNEr and ELIJAH II. klNBALL were APP
pointed Delegates to the Senatorial Convention
These are excellent nominations, and will be sup
ported with determined energy. Kings is Wing
County why shall she not show il on her local as
well AS National and Stale tickets Wings close
your ranks Danish local divisions, and carry your
ticket
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BAxTER's IMPROVED SPrSSIsG-F RANE.-Mr
Baxter, a young mechanic of Paterson. y. J. has
Just brought into successful operation new Spin.
ming Frame, which for speed. simplicity shiness and
durability mus, commend itself to manufacturers every
where and especially where saving Of power is OBJ
jeci.
This Frame exhibits the simplest and mos, direct sp
plcson Of power to the beboin Of any now in use dis
ensns entirely with the cylinder and band, heretofore
used and consisting merely Of endless leather belt
running the whole length of the Frame bota sides in
contact with the tubes upon which the bobbns revove
lis ascertaned that it will require one half the
power Of the ordinary Dsntforth Frsme, and may be
driven as fas, any other in II is now in op
Grafton a, the Beaver Mills Peterson n. J. where il VIII
remain few days and viii then De placed in the Ida
Mil at Troy. n y and may be seen b. any person who
may desire IT,
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Lardner,s LECTURES.

The Ninth number Of Lardner's Lectures Is published
and ready for delivery Booksellers and Agents. 1t
contains Lectures Protection from Lightning Magnet
ism. Electro Ma gnetsm The Thermometer Atmospheric
Electricity and Evaporation.
The back numbers may sun be obtained. Price %
cents each The work will be completed in IA numbers