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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14
RESOLUTIONS.


/. That human rights are worth indicating.
2. That in order effectually to vlndlcate our
own rights, we must help to defend the rights Of
others. .....
8. That slavery is not only at war upon the
rights of the colored man whom it holds in bon
dage, bnt it is system of constant aggression
upon the rights of freemen.
4. That the fugitive slave law recently pass
ed by Congress, is an outrage upon human rights,
totally at war with the hottest influences OF our
nature, humanity, benevolence and Christianity,
and direct violation of the law Of God, which
says, " Thou shalt not deliver unto his master
the servant that has escaped from his master un-
to thee" (See Deut %; l5.) ....-
S. That this law, by denying the right of
trial by jury, and the writ of habeas cerpus--by
its application to acts which transpired before
the passage of the law-by the appointment Of
irresponsible commissioners to decide upon the
cases of alleged fugltives and bribing these Of
fcers with an extra fee of five dollars, to decide
that the fugitive claimed is a slave and by ma
king the genaral government responsible for fees
in certain cases, is not only odious, detestable
and desplcabe, but is uncon titntional.
6. That those who have helped in any way
to procure the passage of this law--those who
wilfnl y neglected to oppose Its passage, and
those who would favor its continuance, or help
carry out its provisions, deserve to be held up
to the exec alton and contempt OF all mankind,
as traitors to humanity and religion, and traitors
to those great principles of liberty set forth in
the Declaration of American Independence.
z. That Congress ITSELF by offering the pitt
fu bribe OF five dollars, has set the seal of con-
tempt and infamy upon all those who accept the
office of commissioner, for it supposes them vile
and corrupt en- ugh to be influenced by such a
paluy bride.
s. That no language can express our abhor-
renee of those, who, either as commissioners. or
or In any other capacity, aid, abet or assist in
the capture or return Of fugitive slaves.
8. That no act Of Congress can make us
SLAVE CATCHERs.
10. That fngitlves from slavery shall ever
find us ready and wiling to assist them in their
efforts to escape from bondage.
II. That we tender our thanks to those mem
bers oil Congress whose votes were given against
the passage of this iniguitons act, and we hope
that no efforts will be wanting on their part to
procure It's speedy repeal.
10. Thvt nasmuch as this law will punish
our own citizens for carrying out the provisions
of Vermont laws. it is the duty of the Legisla-
ture this State to take such Legislative action
as shall effectualy protect our citizens while
acting in obedience to the State law which ex-
tends the hight Of trial by jury to those persons
claimed as f0gitves from slavery.
Voted, that the Secretary be directed to furn-
ish copies Of these proceedings to the Green
Mountain Freeman, Messenger; Courier and Ma
tional Era, aud request other papers to co2y the
same.
A. H. BAKER, Secretary.
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SENA
WEDNESDAY. Nov 6. A.

w EUNESDAI, 4NoN. u, A. Ms
Resolutions. A communication was received
from the Secretary Of state anu read beng re-
port of what he had done in accordance with Il
Joint resolution adopted last session relating to
the Plattsburgh volunteers, proofs ofservice have
boon received at his office, Of 224l volunteers
including those deceased.
The Senate passed the bill to pay Russell
Bronson the sum therein mentioned.
Mr. Weston called up the bill in addition 10 an
act Incorporating the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad company and ii was passed.
Mr. ChandIer called up the bill repeating the
faculty tax, the question, being on the adoption
of the amendment proposed by Mr. Bntcheldes
permitting all persons wac are twenty-one years
OF age and over, having obtained certificate of
good moral character from The seIectmen Of the
town in which they reside, shall be admitted
to practice in orr courts, "esatfvud a'id che
BIZ was discussed, Senaturs Royce and Weston
favorin- the passage OF the bill, Bllchelder,
Colburn aud Bgeow opposing, and while the
discussion YVES pending the Senat Adjourned.
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Prayer by Rev. Mr. Lord.

MIR Colburn moved the vote be reconsidered
agreed to, and Mr. Moore had leave to introduce
bill of the following title to incorporate the
Danvlle md Passumpsic plank road company
referred to com. on Roads.
RESPONSIVENESS and Petitions referred BY Mr.
Vail. of citizens of Montpelier, East Montpelier
Middlescx. and Berlin by Mr. Merlin, Of Cit
zens of Williamstnwn; by Mr. Ellis. of citizen,
of Barre; all against bank at Nodhfeld sever
all referred to committee on Banks.
Resotut ons By Mr. Bowdish, that the Score
tary of State cause to be published with thu
laws of the present session the constitution o
this state with the amendments thereto adopt
ed
Engrossed bills. Relating to the practice o
law. Mr. Everis moved an amendment by allow
ing any person of full age, sound mind, anC
good moral character ito plead guilty. or mo-
guilty" instead of being admitted to the bar
bill dismissed. Relating to election of county
officers, justices of the peace and judges Of pro
bate, with regard to certificates of votes by pre-
siding officers; passed Lying tax on lands il
Newport ; passed. To incorporate the Montpe
lier Hotel c.; passed. yeas l24, nays &c.
Mr. Bartlett called up the bill reducingthe sal
ary of Slat} Superintendent Of common schools
The bill was laid on the table, Oct. 3lst, while
discussion was pending on the amendment o
Mr. Osborne to the same. Mr. Bowdish moved
amendments to the amendment, having the elfec
to abolish the system. Discussed by Mr. Bartlett
in favor. During the discussion the Senate
came in.
The two Houses met for the election of cir
cult judges; adjourned TO Friday next, o'cocl
A M, in consequences of no nominations.
The debate, SUSPENDED BY the coming in o
the Senate, was continued. The amendment o
Mr. Osborne was withdrawn oil account of It's in
congruity with that introduced by Mr. Bowdish
The subject was further discussed by Messr
Dckernan and Joslln in opposition, and laid Oh
the table. Adj.
SENATE.
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SATURDAY, Nov. 9, Am
Reports. By Mr. Rice, from com. on Ed, in
favor of House bill 10 incordorate the Stowe A
cademy passed.
BY MIR Colburn, from the committee on agri
culture, on that ,prt the Governors mossag-
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/
Prayer by Rev. E. ], Scott.
Petitions referred. Of A - Wood and others,
fer an act to incorporate the society for religious
inquiry of the u V NJ to committee on Educa-
| ton.
Resolutions BY Mr. Fay of Calais that the
Editor of the Daily Journal devote one page OF
his paper to the dongs of the third House in
stead of advertisements laid on the table,
From the Senate, that the Auditnrs Of Accounts
audit the time and expenses Of the Secretary Of
State in relation to the Plattsbursh volunteers
adopted.
Bills. REFERRED From Senate, in addition to
an act for alteration of time holding Windsor
and Orange county courts referred to com on
the Judiciary.
Engrossed Bills. To reduce the salary OF
State Superintendent to 5000; Mr. Dickerman
moved tn amend by iasertsng So per day for
each days service, and not to exceed $500 per
annum. 1t was discussed by Messrs Dickerman
of Coventry and Joslyn IA favor Of its adoption
adopted, yeas 144, nays 50, and bill PASSED. To
incorporate the Wiston and Jericho plank road
CO.; passed.
The bill relating to the license law was call
ed up The House, in committee of the whole,
proceeded to consider the bill from the 4th Sec
lion Amendments were proposed and adopted
and further action suspended until o'clock P.
NJ.
TIL, tow Houses met in Joint Assembly for
the election of circuit judges.
First Judicial Circuit.
Whole number OF votes 233
Necessary to a choice liz
Hon. Robert Pierpoint 1856
Hon HiIand Hall ~
Hon Robert Pierpoint was consequently elect
ed.
Second judicial CiTcMt
Jacob Collamer, elected, viva vOce.
THIRD judicial Circuit
Hon ~ l.. Bennett, elect. viva yoce.
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Hon L. P. Poland elect. viva voce.
George II Nichols, Northfeld, was elected
State Librarian, viva woe.
The bill relating to suits occasioned by de-
fects of highways, was called up: discussed by
Mr. Miller in favor, and by Mr. Everts in opposi
ton. Mr. CoIburn moved an amendments lost.
Further debate by Messrs Bartlett and Benton in
favor, and by Mr. Everts in opposition Mr. Bar.
low moved all amendment by requiring suits to
be brought in the county in which highway is
situated; adopted and bill passed. Adj.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov. 9, Am.
Reports. BY Mr. Rice, from com. on Ed, in
favor of House bill 10 ncordorate the Stowe A
cademy passed.
BY MIR Colburn, from the committee on agri
culture, on that 9'rt the Governors mossag-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-14
TITUS HUTCHINSON.
For The Ft.eman.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law.
Meeting at West EnOs6wgh.

A meeting of citizens, irrespective Of party,
was held at West Enosburgh, on the 25th ult.,
and organized by appointing A. Comings chair
man, A. H. Baker Secretary, and S. Kendall,
A. H. Baker, A. Fuller, Rev. P. Bailey and Rev.
J. Eaton, committee on resolu tons.
The committee reported the following, which
after an animated discussion, by Rev, B. Eaton,
Rev. P. Bailey, Rev. M. Ross, Rev. ]. Eaton,
Messrs. Fuller, Baker, Farnsworth and others,
were unanimously adopted,
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Charles G. BRrnham was consequent cleo
ted
The Senate retired and the House resumed
the considerations OF the bill to incorporate the
Mortified Bank. The came was discussed by
Mr. Gregory in favor of its passage, who atribu-
ted the report Of the committee against the same
to the hostility of citizens Of Montpelier and Vi
cinity against the interests of Mortified. The
merits Of the bill were discussed by Mr. Benton
in opposition. Pending the debate the House
adjuorned.
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Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr. Bigeow called up the bill Incorporating
the Wells River infrmary, aud it was ordered
to a third reading IL 10 10, and was passed 10
to IL.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Robinson, that a com. of
three Senators be appointed to ascertain what
kind Of stationery is furnished by the Sergeant
alarms, and how much is necessary for each
member and officer in The two houses, and re-
port bill or otherwise, adopted
Mr. Weston called up lhe bill repeating the
faculty tax. Senators Keith Colburn, and Mar
vim opposed the passage of the bill and it was
ordered to third reading yeas Is nays 8. Ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
PRAYER by Rev Mr. Chamberlin.
Engrossed bills. Allowing reviews in pauper
cases and appeals from Probate court, passed. -
In. addition to chap. IS RS, empowering county
aourts to refer cases, passed. Permitting stock
holders in r r companies to testify against or
in favor of their respective corporations, passed.
so pay d benture of Lewis Fox, passed. 10
incorporate the Vergennes and Bristol plankroad
CO., passed. Toiseorporate the Willlslon plank
road CO., passed. - incorporate the Bnrllng-
ton and Hinesbufga plank road company, pass-
ed
The bill relating to certain public lands in
the town of Waltham, was returned from the
Senate with proposal of amendment, adopted
Also, bill in addition to act incorporating the
Rutland and Burlington X Il CO., with amend
ment, adopted,
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WetIs, Weils.

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Su6er, 8ll6er.

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gu ben beiselesten preifen in oisler Oruds.
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Seoingungen oiefer 5eitung.

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QEt6ti9 6ti9eBefanntma6un9.

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2EExH SAT- unbellbare &ranfs, BON pertble:
III ~ bensn qsibsn bsfallsn, BON enem sn;i'
R8 gen Orts, aus St. Clair, BEL Yctts'
pils, StuplfiG @auntpsrbisltsn burd)
@ottss Ssiifano ibre @slunbbeit untsr mslnsr
drStlibsn Ssbanoluns.
CHA'S F. A. LElSERlNG, M. D.,
Berks county Cold Spring,
Sinking Spring P. O., Berks Co., jwilben &sas
bin9 uno @omslsbcrt Ysnnfplpanisn, i'm Mos
nat Nu9uif 1850.
Gr0Sir Undergraduate, srff felt Guriem aus
Der BansrbsilanifaIt bes Or. qeilerina asIuno
entla6sn, iinS ftbr gut tsfannt NIT ben iibrssn
Yatisntsn su ct. Sair unb mi0sn oerrD brs
beit beiiiimmsn "gSsm tas Sosilpsrfabrsn oss
Or. z. nibt bIft, obsr feline qsiosn meert, psm
1T nibt ;u bslfsn--msr bic Sur auscausrt, Der
wirft serpis fsin @sIo ntt wea, cas babsn
,pir an uns erlebt.
Epan Hpans,
St bate 7 Monat oas falte Gieber.
Jobn Davis,
S6 tpar Sabre lang ifeif unb frlippebaft
Seiee aus ct. Clair, bei YottspiQs,
Sbuplfia 60, pa.
aueuif 90. 1850. 3Ws.
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Weitlt6er Sparfa6en Derein Don
Nbilabelpbia.
[ Western Saping Fund .Societa

VeSteTn OdGlnS Fana SOclety.
Die Office sss BsfIihm @parfaGen. Ser,
eins, Don pbilapeIpbia, So 3l5, Gbesnut.
CITRATE, 1T rffsn fir Den empfams unb bic
Sejabluna bon SeIoern ale Sage, (Sonntas
aueSencmmen) pom 9 lIbr Mor9ens, bis
lltr Slohmitta9s, nnp jepGn W1onta9 bon 8
bis llbr Slathmttass.
Die NnitaIt empfanst Gelb auf SntsreGen
nnc. tistst einsn ithsrn Ssrmabrnnasort filr
greeutcrcn, 9rntics, Wanufafturilten, Ssn
lsute, 6anrDerter unp foraIame Qrme pon ais
len Slaiien. Gelo miro nab 5msiw6ebentli,
der In5eise wieper suritts5ablt
9sr Sreitriefunter isinsn sablrsiebrnScrs
fsbrunsen fir Die Si6srbaltun9 Der Seleer
lpeltbe bsponirt werben, Verbietst pen Ser,
ipaItsrn. Beam ten uno Nsenten aufs natbs
brilfllhlte, mersr birfft nod inrireft BON
Dem Gslcs psr Geielli6aft ~ leiben ceer III
tsnnssn Senry SollinSsportb,
Drafpnt
Ser tpalte
Sarl 8. 8afer, Carl 6umpbrps,
Samnsl g msrrif, Q8 illiam QD. Sean,
3bcmas Sparfs, JOfspb Nifa,
3bomae Nlibons, Sobn 3. 8ubp,
pHer 2Silliamiom 3bcmas 9rafe,
2Siliam Divine, d. 9B. SaIbwin,
81. Nunosl Smltb, Siaae %. Worris,
Cornelius 9isrs, Siaac elliott,
6errman Cope, pser M'gaG
2Silliam =. Scwen, Samusl Slcrris,
8. 5olllnsewortb, ltrabam 3. $swis,
Sobn 2Ssisano, 2DiIIiam 1sIIh.
Samuel q. Sens3ev, SdaBmeifter.
Jinl 25. 1850. 6Wl.
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Gine 11rarht-Bibel

BON Der alsrnsusifsn (oiIoburab abauier aussabs,
NIT elmer Sarts Don Yaaifina unb "a fsinsn
Stnblifibsn as;iert it gum @srfauf in bisfsr
9rudsre. 9Ssr iid cine fb6ns 6aussSbsl
anfbafsn nil, psr9s0e ndt BEL uns an;urufen.
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Im crate.

Gin bsjabrter Doctor bsr WsOijin pslher
cine aussepsbnte praetiee uno Runblhaft be:
ltst, ,pinlht feine nah europdifcber
art einser,btete Gpotbsfs. an einsn fennts
ni6reihen, tbatisen golIesen abjutrsten unc
5ii perfaufen; fir neitsre Nusfunft, wenbe
man it6 an ben 6ransseter tisfsr 3eitans,
III pcrtcfrsisn 4riefsn. Ia .sg
Sspt. 8. 1850. b