Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09
whether it be given in the name of Jesus or
Mary, God or Allah. Alice slept well. and
guardian angels rcjoiced over her in heaven.


success al'crha'cn between Tie con'ending
Patues. ana kept Tue country IN a state OF per-
pe,na' alarm. One week the wife ct Col. Camp.
oe'l was surrounded by victorious friends. and
inc next week sue wa III terror TOR her life
AZ 'asi c'in'Ilo himself came WIN a band OF sue.
cessiui insurgents. Dnrlnga br'el aud agitaied
interview WIN MS mo'her; ne learned how kind
~ she hau beeh sheltered IN their neighbours
mousse ana how tendcrly the remaiN of his IA
uher hau oeeh treated: When she pointed TO
the cr,c'hX on the wall, and toltfits history. his
eyes tIled with tears. ION, why cannot we of
different faith always treat each other thus p
was MS inward thought; but he bowed in ST.
lchce. Hearing loud voices be started up sud-
dehly, eXci,lming, " lhere may be danger be-
low Following the noise, he found soldiers
threatening Friend Goodman, who stood with
his back iirlnly placed against the door of an in
ner room. Seeing tSamlllo enter, and being
aware ct the great Influence his family had with
the Catholics, he said "Ttfcse men insist up
on carrying out the dying Orangemen who are
sheltered here and compelling me to see them
silot. Is II my VIII that these murders should
be committed? Z"
Inc young man took his hand, and. in tones
OF deep respect, answered, Could you believe
mat ] would suffer violence to be done to any
under yoW root, 1t had power to prevent it,?
Then turning to his soldiers, he said: These
excellent people have injured no one. Through
all these troubled times they have been kind
alike to Pikemcn and Orangemen they have
buried our Dead ana sheltered our widows. II
you nave any .respec! Tor the memory OF my Ia
tiier, treat with respect all who wear the peace
III garb OF the Quakers." The men spoke
apart Tor a while, and soon alter lett the
house.
AS Cam,iIo passed by the kitchen door, lie
saw Allce distributing eolled potatoes to a crowd
sistinp that she should wear n cross. Which was
the emblem of the Pkemen. She mildly re.
plied. Sc cannot consent in ,roor ,bp cross bnt
hone God will cn,Lla mo IN Lonr i, y rho
rndn foIlow who was somayvha, i,,n,ic,teJ
,oncboJ I,r rrJor ,ho ch;n and so;J. :. Cn,no
mavonrnoon do 10 n li,,Ia nova oLIinirrn ~
,n;Ila ;,.,an,is .a;,aJ IL. ~ -
Z. uohaya Jocor,lr mo loJ. hoLar, Io.an,I,i >,
no lod him ,o tho door, A. ho uor, ho ,nrnnd
towa rds Alice viii m ovnros.io, sLo no,or rr.
,,, and s,iJ :" in,, nnn ,ano" -. :. VI W.. W.,
NOON 70 ,hanl, Won for whr,, vnn h,,a IONA Cav
INV ,no,hor
rho nov, l,y uh.p bo mo. AIio, u.o,Li,r r.
moo,inr ho touchoJ HE he, rosnoo,G,Ii,s9 nJ
s,iJ. 8. scorcoIv d,o,n !, nr,lau, tor ha
in tho roads At Ills Time Miss Arica Arnod
insnraonts ; ova,vnhar ahroai .nn1 ,tam'h h
/ tIprn is "A prnvuilinn bisnnsitinn MT IN iuiuro tho
onaLors I'm manTo r. np,r nam
,to IN no alu,vs co,,roIled - r'
sbe s,nireJ and ,nsvorod 81 ,ho,L ,boo far
,hy friendly c,nt;on I'm, I tr,st i, Tho pou,o.
,ha, has h;ibcrtn nro,sc,od un,
ARR shor, r,rso bo sa;J. .yo,r ,lo,oe
rooo,irr i ,,o nn;los f.on b., WI ,La
horse vnu psad IN rido -,
a soldier tool, i, from -, osJ rodo e,ou
mcctipg sevor,l ,.ooks ana, "La ronI;aJ w.
VA 500 ,Ln, !, l. ,sI L,.a , nl e..
,ou 10 90, ne r%eloineu. Had you not better
turn back ?
with great earnestness she answered, Friend
Camille, | cannot Otherwise than 60. Oar pco-
PIE are afflicted and down. The soldiers
nave neatly consumed our PROVISIONS. our woc
men are almost worn out WIN ihe iati!ne OF
constant nnrsi"g ana perpetua, aiarms' All are
not uhWaVerlng IN their ial'n; IL Is Tue ah'y
OF Inc strong 70 sustain 'he weak ana therefore
II Is heeuI,I Una! we meet 'oGcther io' co""sc'
ana cohSola'loh' o..
ne young man looked III hpr WIN "nIc'r,n-
ave reverence, ne 'air co'hPieNon ana s"n-
''S r!hT'el9 OF c'i'ohoou were S"'c' o"ta sc'e'c
ana dr,p expression ui so"i impaired i more e',
rVated beauty 10 iier co"hlehance' ne parted
from ner WIN a o'eSs'ng' Simply ana 'erVeht'y,
uttered; n"t he entered the ADJOINING heius, ana
a, ne walked along lie kept ler "''H'n S'sn' "''
III she arrived safety az me pace OF 'hec''hg'-,
".l'r w Wv W;p','. ~ anssoa Nv ,ioJ h.,
N u'.I' as ''o - c 49, Cnatan aa.L..
-. f"u"t '.l 49, e. ,G,nrh,.
49, I N, Lanm,;t,I aui u,,nacnI ,,;ll hor
m.rnnon,s ha !, ho,ron
So acor ,Lis in,or,io,, bo Jcn,r,oJ with g,
.,ronn o"cnr, ,n cnnvor hi, mother and othor
C,,hei, a,o in,o . la.s ,nrLnIa,, Jis,r;c,
.Iioa h.a a ,h"o, nro,aau ,y;,h nnJi.n,isn1 s,d.
,a.s. 90, me aarn - Ia,o ,hn.o ,rh,oo ,ro sorro
and ,hero seemed lit,Ic nrnl,hjIi,v that thpv
would oyor ro,nrn r. resido in that ,rnuhlnI
nninhborLood
ria nav, nov, TINA sba sow Camilla be was
bro,aht in,o hor c,,Lnr's hon.o n, a r,tcr sonsc.
le.s and wounded asi, WAS snnnoscdn nto death.
All the re,inr,,iyrs thew cnuId think Of were
,nnlieJ and a, last ,s Alice hem, over him hath.
iny his ,enrles he o,orod Ills evas win , dull
unconscious et,rn which gradually rrI,ved into
=, feoh,e smile as he WHISPERED ;. Ny Quaker
lady .birdm Some hours arterward. when she
hrou,Lt him drink h, ocr,lv messed hor hand
and s,id Thank Won. dear Alice" The word
gore simulo I'm, the cy,re.sion of his cvcs and
rho nrsssnro Of his hand semi a thrill thrnrah the
maiden. which she had never before cxpericnc-
ed. That night she dreamed of winged chill
dren seen through towering vines, and Camil-
10 laughed when the parrot called her Lady
bird
Sorrow. like love. level, NIL di distinctions. and
mclts ali forms in lis fiery furnace. In the
i, mids, of sickness and SUFFERING. and EVERYDAY
c,nili,rity Win da,tb ,herc was small attention
naid ,n cHs,on,ry nronrin,ic. \n, oue needed
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