Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
| for the bestgnl most humane Of purposes, and
whose organization otherwise differs from other
Temperance eties only in thoroughness.
10 A Son OF TEMPERANCE.

posi- nasss'5ss ~ Ai is. ~
isfos Their pla-
are not time 1
10 pl1oH
tho are faif
but the otheI
should not
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story shut s.iiHs aelss more tim,
ship - ~P0''esi. on aeseuntsss,r - +
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work, iewelry and silver spoon manufacturing.
all Of whichare here done, as we have reason
to know, ms wOrkmanlike.a manner,and on as
fair terms sat any other establishments in the
State. RI ii ~. Il
( FIREwoRs FOR THE FoUR1.A or LGLY, ~
James G. fbvey, 14o W,9shihs gtfeet, Esssl
ton, is full prepared igffurnisli Tires 81
Cities, Tfo;S Associations, Gu
uals, witfYkhibitious of Fire III
"Glorious 'Ourth, to any opIS lIfS
ssoO sdadygtisem IS ,,In.
IA
- ySts ave Trade in
Columbia.
= ~ Gee elivefedby the Hon.
u ~ lssA husotts, in the House of
~ II -.'s'..'ss'-~'->ts ys..,.
n. - med acopwith deep interest
z, GEs = \ eq.,-,nl sympathies are
.in onv ! tisted in the.welfare of the hui
man ~ 4 Mann draws picture of the
moral an condition of the slaves, and
the de6@9 Emg influence IF slavery upon the
slavehpldl population, which should arouse
the wboITToPle to the most speedy and encr-
getic mel esto rid the capital and the nation
of the rtps nch which now rests upon them.
MIR. Mn. would give to every human be-
ing the #topportunity | could to develop and
CULTIVATED hs faculties which God has bestowed
upon him, aud which, therefore, he holds under
divine chater. would take from his neck
the heel thai has trodden him down; | would
dispe from lis mind the cloud that has shrouded
him in mSta night | would remove the obstruc
tons that.hac forbidden his soul to aspire and
having donehis, would leave him, as would
leave evefyIther man, to find his level--to oc-
cupY the position to which he should be entitled
| by his intelligence and his virtues. entertain
no fears onhe much dreaded subject of ANAL
gamation. Legal amalgamation between the
races will Mer take place, unless in the chang
ed conditiuOf society, reasons shall exist to
warrant sri ianction it; and in that case 1t will
iass. ;le 80 R44k4A.ass
thing lc0uldHever understand, why those who
are so horrcstricken at the idea of theOretic
amalgamatid should exhibit to the world, in all
their cities, q all their plantations, and in all
their households, such numberless proofs of prds-
ticaL Immigration. | never could see why
those who afaign and condemn us at the North
SO vehcmenly, because, as they say, we obtrude
our pryng Yes into what they call domestic
or tiresde' Institution, should have no hesitation
in exhbitinato the world, through all their Dor.
ders, ten thusand and ten times ten thousand
living witnesses, that they make it bedside in
stltutlon, 1ultitudes of the slaves OF the South
bear about Ipon their persons brand as indelli
BILE as that & Cain; but the mark has been fast
ened upon pem not for their own crimes, but for
the crimes + their fathers. In the complexion
of the slayd we read the horrid history of the
lrrIl1l NJ al,
the one rad ias been to the other, not the object
of beneyo ne, but the victim of licentiOus-
ness.
i But to q be-: When the visiter to this city
from the N leaves his lodgings and goes in
to the pub streets, half the people whom he
meets ticsOre of the same degraded class
4 ThGIDtatted dress and unscemly manners de-
u AQngial debascmentl Their language
~ q Ignorance. II You shave occa-
! lasaohIah errand 49, ..l.as,.,lt
le,0rsa sign on So 6Sard
le within the narrowest
ratufal language of ser
iNesYfof an inferior
\ cate late isvol alih N III ,hei
\ ~ not ne1 q e sIIs.e,
az osi \ ~
member apresssAD THIS
seen sors Is fellow
of the SeSrI d d jauadies eiiis5si
and more WV than that Of .Raf
Is bought sold and o%ss
have seen ,bers Of tI6ss. laons N,
Ehaye been IoOsed to give ffiena
keep their SpS papers about their psssolls, "
suddenly ob%o presumption from color, they
should be gei,s bed and sold fur runaway aayes;-
A yellow connIexion here is SO common a badg
Of slavery, M, one whose skin is colored D.
disease is byno means out of danger. 10 eI
N' IS ss,s :. ,,.,.i =
his heart n
his liver.
But, sir,
courts Of VI
set apart aIeg
halt-heatls
the invest
of justce
colored
: They;
Afb aIa0f poods