Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-15
THE FIRE MA N.
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
Notes By the WavmNO, 3.

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;pr dolono+oS 10 Tho MA School sIovob l;, n ol
ms uNNe"'O' W VIZ O'N DN'i'O' 0I'r'i"uihS NChCla
Assemble? Thev know hefore thev oo that If slovorv
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grns at them once, they Will be frightened out OF their
wits and their orthodoxy too; but yet they will CO..
Why cid not Mr. L. speak out in the voice of Vermont?
What good opportunity was offered him for making
an impression in favor of truth In that space of time
which he occupied in soothing the consciences of men
stealing preachers lie might have said something in
the name OF Jesus which would have been elt and re-
memoered. lie might have snatched the blazing bolts
OF Sinai and hurled them at the rotten system IN the
name OF the Lold For the honor Of the General AS
ISOLATION of Vermont they had better send no del
egates among Shareholders. admire the decision Of
the Rev. Mr.. M. of Peacham, who once received the
appointment, whereupon he said 81 will not go-I will
have nothing to do with them' nor did he change his
mind.
In all probability DR.. Thornwell, of South Carolina
never drank glass of wine more checrfuy than he
did after he received that spoonful of Congregational
soothing syrup Many slave doubt not, has had
that discourse repeated to him by some minister OF
elder
"Cast down, great God. the f,nes
"iI R ,p H%" ns bnys T geans,
i,al a. whose 4,,. priesthood pore
Then bolt the black mans door
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i"o ien'p''a"oe ceieoraI'o" at D" 'onnSOVr!
"''' y" '"."u"y ''0 oU Vi '"'y' was "eli ot'e"ueu
'iu P"S9eu vi u ie Sd''''dcuo' OIL 'hoSe VINO got
up Inc procession was a beautiful one. lhe meT
iooNeu aPPy' 'ou anu ee' ana the ades, a!foyeu II
"'0' "PPe0'eu DIS 81 many Ue''' Oh temperance
l he music was conducted by the enlceht 'ionPeAe
brass o0"a--alu' hoeed' they dld their part we'll
fraycr was ohefed by Rev. Mr. Ferry, OF DanvlIe
VINO prayed LOT almost every class OF men eXcePun!
'iie e"Saveu-anu james N roIN came IN Tor goo
l snare ne A'u'gn'y was also Io'd what great ma
on we are ana all ABOUT our lar extended territory
'9 triumph Vi our arms '"e u''ulDesS OIL our elds
l out not "oru ABOUT the "l'herhg' ohghuh;
curse o' sla'cIy' l"c lS' orN'an was uelFereu D.
the heV' MIR. IleaIya OhNefsaIlsI VINO SAID ne ha'
, 'Oare'y passed 0Ve quar'ern'ans Inc young gentle
man spoke WIN great huehcy, anu presented 'he audl
ence WIN one Oh 'ne gayes' ooque.s OIL classical no"
erS tnat ever saw wnn my "mlnuS eye "one
te aueS hau SPenaiu wfe0'nS on 'nef lar locNS' OF
they seemed TO look WIN contempt upon the posse
gathered from the bosom OF mother earth during tn
y delivery of the first Grafton. Mr. Heay is destined
+ make very popular speaker The audience, and es
Peclay the younger portion were mghly entertained
The speaker did not hesitate In referring to the geG