The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02

-i\"liFE SHAMEFUL. Drrr,c,- M.
S"rEr.-ln ore of orr ISSUES or lac.
under the head of Pluck in kan.,.
pm :i>hcl an extract from The Plat,e
atchi>on orran, printed in Weston NJ
In th2t ar'iri" II WAS stated that he Pr =
very men OF Lravenworth CITY. X. r "a.
arrested LAWYER named PHILLIPS =. ,l
town, and commenced FERMENTATION, .a ,''"
fihS anu irafh"TinG INN. lie wlS sc, at liho-
* AGAIN Ivy the law.cSs gang who had s..;z,,
his person. 7''"'i
Ii seems that the offence of Mr.. Phill,,s
that he Is a Free Soilcr And il i nro,..,,l
ed 10y the Pro-Saverv men that b,. b,,,I,,
McCrca the revolver with which Nil
Clark was killed. This is probably taIsa -
responsible men declare that Phillips did No.
at all interfere in the matter.
lhat outraged appears was but a failnr. .,
conspiracy against the rights AMI person O., A.
american citizen The sequel has a, moi,
tralisplrcd, and We invite The close at,.,,.;S.'
OF every citizen ot the United States f. =,
examination OF the principles outraged ,nl
the rl"'i's tranlpic'l on in the proct-4in,
Tn ihc 18th Of Nav. (Thurylav Of l,..
week. MIR. Phillips was deceived TO the han.
OF The Missouri river, wher., he was Su1l..,,',
seized AMI forced late 4 skill and earned :,
cross the river. into Missouri. ;h-ur. he NJ.
.akcn seven miles TO Weston An old wa.
house stands Just below he town: lac was,
ken there. lll~ head Wa, >harcl.hi, face ll,.L
ene,, tic was tirrri and f;.a.lierc,l. and tn.
ridden u!'on a rail through the streets o..
WESTON while music hori-ibl" and hi,l,.oos
companct. the procession. Bctor.. tn. ; -.
they exhibited han: and then a nc.rro -,
compelled to sell linn To the lowest h
and they offered to him every insult in H.
power. At'er OBTAINING him several bor-.,,
tins manner, repeatedly telling him TIA, ~.
wouli not leave the TERRITORY, or CIV. ,b.,,.
his promise in writing that he would la,,.-.
they would hang him. He hayinr s.e,i..,
and firmly r..ia>cI, they LEI him loo,e n
brother who had come from Leay,.,,,ro..l, :.
ter HIM, took iiIm INTO carriare an late j.,
the afternoon started fer i.ca,cnworth.
These are the facts, briell; related. as ,la,
come to rs and they can toe most inlrh,i;!r
relied upon. They unfold to the ,,coie a.
the mon. and especially to the No--b 4,
most alarming state O; affairs l. Is 10 l5o,o-
ale TO avow opposition 10 Slaverv in kan,.s
in TERRITORY once solemn, tl,li -A...l =,
Freedom. tut now seized upon br he Ain
Ion bandits, and the slavery pronarlu,j;.ts
-Locb.s'.r Dtmo,-fnf. 2t;h.
CALEDONIA CONFERENCE.-THE Chron,-
Gle contains a notice. ly tb,. Secro,.,,. 50,
,,.o,;, ., d., Cc '"
VII, ~ % '"ilches a:
'' aus i"c>ias' June I'm, A. L..
O'Clock, A NJ: TO contlnIe in Session II
THURSDAY noon O,.nin- sermon lr p.
r S.Ja.r po,o.. ~ c.,,,
p II - y
ny IMPORT on Foreign Ms
>ioi'> ''E Icy a hou'cii"- Report on Hon.
Missions tx E-v. +. Cleveland E,.-.o-. r.,
the. Tract ra;,S, l,,- Boy T. u ,,
IL
az ~ Lev - inier~nTi-
'"f'inuni"n sermon tv Rev. IL. We,iIn--ar.
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Accounts ro,.'i,.,I -: 49,, NJ i"INA'"-
nm u q IL -
:, "'i'' II "i'.'i' I'D - 'own
I.'''I'' ''''' "''>' q mere, Tn lu'->lar ai-r--
=, nj" c''"d passed >~i''.v
r,r.I- !. "'.'" sixteen MIS-
,..,.I. =. -, ''"e.! a>'nall circle II
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