Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-05

BARTON, Oct 81, 1886.
In travelling, we have for the last few days, a.
mong the people of the Fourth District, exerng our
feeble powers to give impetus to the Liberty
Ball, we have been happily disappointed in the tone of
public sentiment which prevails, and in the evidences
which meet us on every hand, that brighter day IS
beginning to dawna day that shall witness the deliver
of the poor, crushed victim of American vassaage
and the universal establishment of the doctrine of the
equality Of human rights in the practice of this naton
it is written in the creed Men of all parties are
beginning to hear the sub ect discussed with candid
and ingenious minds; and it requires but one step
more to rank them nthe side of equal and impartial
Liberty. To be sure the wings and democrats as a
general thing cling to their old pares but they ad
here to those parties with less tenacity than heretoore
they admit the positions they occupy to be wrongthat
they must soon be changed-that every days expert
ence is revealing the fact if the North would for a
moment sustain her rights and interests, against the
entertainments of Southern serfdom, with all its
comtanL denominations, she must make common cause
in favor of those ends as the South does for their des
truction. And when men consent to put truth and
righteousness revelation, and the plainest
teachings of common humanity, into the opposite scale
with the interests of corrupt party, how soon will
party kick the beam, and Right and Equity triumph.
The Danville and Lyndon conventions were well
attended, considering all things-the best feeling
prevailed, and we cannot but believe that the cause
of impartial liberty has thereby been greatly promo
ted as it fail to be when will give it
unprejudiced hearing. Ourfriends are confident tina
the Liberty vote in this region will be consderab,
It do our heart good to have neighbor of the Paro
listen to some of the staunch old democrats in thi
vicinity, to whom he pahetticay appeals for hel
= to elect the democratic candidate for Congress. The
t. say they have long enough been deceived and betray
, ed by the hue-and-cry of Federalism" "FEDERAT
:, ISM" FEDERALISM" and have concluded to Ell
quire for themselv es whether the interests
= true democracy do not require of them individually
sustain the rights of manand the interests of free abo
A. rather than follow blindold in the wake of that par
which stands out before the world the chan
pion of human OPPRESSION and places its crushing he
j y upon TIE rights and interests of freemen. We ca
10 assure the Patriot and its political friends that the
IL count without their host in their appeals to the fire.
or men of this district and if they DESTROYS of pa
ing the tune to which the Patriot has given the Ke
IS note, they must go SOUTH here its notes will sweet
harmonic with the groans of signing bondman, al
m the din and carnage of war.
tie Wesee that the last Patriot failing in its efforts
" get up panic the wholly false charge of an
tempted amalgamation between the wings and Libt
ty men, is amazingly shocked at the impiety of its
ponents and charges That's vote for Chandler or Ro
ell is vote to sustain the federal General Ascend
ne who have Just refused to offer up thanks to Almigt
God for the success of our arms at Monterey" V
,ss have heard of Satan rebuking Sin but we never
m fore knew the Patriot to claim for ITSELF its candida
go or its party, all the piety!
,as We wish to enjoin it upon every in the Fou
District, who loves liberty, and desires to promote
cd rights and interests of freemen to remember the ell
he ton one week from next Tuesday. Be early at
polls and there bear such testimony as will be t
ror to all such as have abused the power conferred
on Them to promote system of iniqulty, which is
80 insult to God and scourge to man.
Get every Liberty man 10 The polls; see to it that nc
49, are left at home and by this means our cause left
suffer, and the enemies of impartial liberty thus left
triumph