The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-25
VOICE or FREEDOM,
Brandon. Thursday June rs, 1916.

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VOICE OF FREEDOM-nyOLUME 8.
AS the reader will see, this number Of
the paper begins another volume; and,
since some may expect a few introductory
remarks, l will say IL rather anticipat-
cd a new set of types with which to be-
gin the volume, but the Type Founder
could not get them quite ready and for.
warded here by the time named. The
prospect now is that not many weeks will
elapse before the Voice will be clothed in
a new Typographical dress. So much
for this part Of the paper. The next i'm
porlant question 10 me-, is, how many sub
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me of the paper, will pay, and that i'm
mediately, that | may know whether |
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noticed, which is, some subscribers an.
pear TO be ft>handed in understanding
my published terms for the paper; ea
they send only 1926 at the close Of the
volume! Now | will say 10 all such, if
they wait till the close of the volume be.
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pay for the past and coming volumes,
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AS TO the future character Of The Voice
1t may be proper to remark, that 50 far as
Its politics are concerned it will con!end
for the right and expediency of protecting
Home instead Of Foreign industry;-Of
adopting such a system of Legislation, or
of app!ying it from time to time, as will
tend TO promote all useful Internal i'm.
provements. Temperance, Anti. slavery,
Peace, and other moral and political guess
tons will lave a hearing, as shall be
deemed important from time 10 time for
their advance in the minds Of the readers
Of this paper. My arrangements are now
saeh for Southern Daily papers, that l
think subscribers to this paper can be fur,
pis4el with as late and important news,
as they would get in any other paper in
the State, shall, in fine, make it my
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