Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-09
slavery Per Sc.

now all that's ia their power
slavery Per Sc
Daring the last season two very ,,,...........
samples OF politico-thcoIocical ar,nn,,..
,n' SUBJECT OF slavery, have appeared T., N.,r
LngI"nd' One was from the pcr orpc,. y.
y, ADAMS OF Boston-n worthy clcr,.,,,,n
VINO spent three months in -. s.,,t...
states, visiting some friends thor, ,,,,.it.
/ great surprise, found most Of t,.t..,. .'..
whom he saw, fat, lazy and jolly. iost,qJ NJ
wan ana woe-begone. as lie seems to t,,, .v-
| pected to find them all douhti,., ,,l,,
| whether to kill themselves or thoir p,,,s...,
/ moreover he did not see single cas-. OF or.,,
| cruelty, and only one slave auction .,-h.r,
only very Hrle child indeed ,,o. .,-, ..,I
'hat contrary to law, and one Young ,,,.,,n
VINO was bought by the man whom sl,n Bead
to be owned by Such au .,x'il.,i.., a..
Southern friends told hin IVES ,..,,...,
ihoh ana they were sorry il came r,..,,.. his
n'uc'. Having also attended FL r.l...:....
meeting, where the black. prayed no, .,.I,.
Tor themselves bur fer the whites v.l., ,..ro
present, he came to the conclusion tl.,, q, r.
was = a south side view Of Slavery" ,y,;,,, Il
was important to have Northernar. r,.l. -.
ana that he was the man to prceen. !,
n toe freshness IF hIs ben,go,eprc. p. ....
'"ou1ht him that it would hcl; Ga Go. ,y.rl,
OF bringing Southeruers ami Norti,.,.-. =,
be'te- understanding of each other i,bo
could get the aid Of some Distinguished
STAKEHOLDER Accordingly he rraroea5s
SHndry Inquiries through the nevsna, er.. =,
lion. Henry A. Wise, Of Virginia. I've ..,,3
hardly have believed that a Yankee ,lor..c-
man 81 any education would show -o,,. nm.
aluIterated groonnos,I expecting. d,ult}..s
'b"' has really well meant purposes would
receive kind reception and Fl candid r.-.
Poh>e MIR. Wise turns round will, Il ,.,.I
'P''S IN his face and bids him mind hi, .ou
business and leave Shareholders TO take. care
OF theirs The rebuff did not deter hin, from
Publishing his South side view" However.
on which some rather puugcnt remarks have
been made by Northern editors. anil r,rr..-
bonding iauiatory onrs hy those in The
South,
o.,
ne otHer pamphlet was entitled ~ L..'er .
Va '"iu''! 10 Ministers OF the Gospel % ull .
denominations, on slavery, ny a Northern
fr.''!'sr This pamphlet l. mainis
Suing "' questions roped together -n.li and
great much a. Weathersfcld onions are tied
u "'sp Of straw, each one looking toa .
chlid's eye, as if it grew NATURAL, rom .bc
on" next 10 it-ol making a very ippo,ia..
show. Of c,hcrs,co So
'tf"" which holdt together are L,lt ut
"t sight rhc drift Of all these au,..t,,... T..
towards this strange eon.lo,i.n That ,l.,... b
ry j. D.rine Ia0,Jatio,i. rarity ,s.,,,,y.,r ,
It's character, and partly dsst,plnoyt. PA, I
tire because it. S}lrrrg. va, AUTHORIZE, ,,-
pres, by g. O.. q puu;-h.n.r, FIR tho ,,Yilt
o' Tain. rnd 1T Canaan. tine s,u of %.,b
w''," son Ham. according t., III. .,.,,.-
h"'i'e married one Of Cain, io.cen mnts. is
considered the progenitor of al sle blacks
ana malattocs who since tine carly .re, If
."e F@'r, have fallen under the special co,s.
winch vas declared against Ham soon ar,r
the nooi. DtS1phuarv. l.cauy. Fix, m.
family institution and that Of governments.
it, Y'roy, is put down by the author u.
real! an .uproriac process f,r that ,,rtior
u the human race who ar. s.bi,rt T., !,
Consequently, although orcasi,nollv ,,,.,c
rad Hjngs are found IN it., cnmpq,v. .Slgr..,
!sey must Doe essentially q. lrb,jes,,,. ~, =,
DroY.r thing; und those y h5 ..c..r ,,,..r
Il, %il' q" well to t4ka heed to their vn,.
lest hoplr ttry Doe found G,,,tinq a..,iI..,
I'D.
This Pamphlet written g., il appgar,. hy
Rev. pr. Lord, President of Dartmouth Coi.
eye, has led to an extended and inter,stin,
discussion in the Vermont Chronicle Vita
great ability the Editors pointej ont the
;roandlaF. assumptions, gross interpret4-
ions, confused use Of terms and absurd lo,,;,
B.! the author, who in hi, turn defenl.l Lis :
ls..rilrs .s ally, as q sid. 10 f,pd,n,a,,oI,,,
wrong would allow him to Do. \ c,r,o.,,r-
tent oi the Hvopiclc, signing himself 80 \, 9, /
veil kr,@u ia this vicinity for his l.srni,s .
nd a'ltcness, soon relieved the editors from
ny farther efforts, and in successive corumu-
"'',''''' Lee has completely demolished al,
r. i $ '.''Heations, and fairly ground thea
o P'"uvr' lhe entire discussion has pro
'''.4 Win % Trustworthy display Of eau {
'of ana good temper. In his last article {
lr' l.. evidently ielt himself weakened, ,,
noush he did not o''"' and probably did not
ed"if' J"ly' that he was " a used up man."