Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
More Methodists Banjshed,

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DAVIS to leave The State. and that # he d,d
moi. the conseouences whatever tbev n,isbt
be. would he nnon his own head prother
~ made u br,et snsecb IN them in which he
informed .Aem # he had committed nnv Of
Tense against the laws no was wiling 10 suf.
fer. but nrntested a,,ains, ,beir right inns 10
arrairn him before lawless trihnnni Ito
was told that the preat misfortune was that
the laws were mol strict enough. and that
they had taken the law in their own hands.
These facts we pether from Brother b.. iey
himself who Is now IN this city, he having
for the present lett that mart of the country
hy the advice of b,s friends. lie represents
the excitement all along the border as being
verv great The 6re.ea,ers have A secret or.
gan,zstion. and ali who refused 10 ioln !, are
branded wnh Ahnliion,sn. and their moye-
ments watched even though they be citizens
of many years standing. and whose integrity
il entirely nnimnescheble. What the end
NJ ,hese tbings i N he we canno, toll. We
confess tho nrosnect il dark and forboding.
rhe only presen, remedy we can see Il the
immediate interference of the Executive
backed hv law abid,n1 and peaceful cllzens
"a ba, viii Gov Prico do in this emergency.
Isl Iou,s Christian Advocate.
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was gong &C. Nhu many informed inc
iuat uttn tCCuetu OF !HCltlug elbNto 10 U.s.
caDe, and of preaching abolition doctrine
and that must return with them to Harri.
snuvile and have the charges invesug gated
his conversation they ini"rarded with the
most profane oaths that could fall from NOR
tai lips. protested against their right thus
10 stop me on the public highway, when the
afore named Col " leaped from his horse,
and began fumbng about his person, as If
feeling for pistol. After some further par
lev. | informed them that, inasmncn as was
entirely innocent OF the charges alleged.
and did not fear a fair Investigation, would
accompany them to Harrisonyile for that
purpose. Just as we turned TO 20 back. six
teen tiNIt men. HlDuEitus iliuf kitil up
pearancc We stopped at a cabin in the
prairie for supper, where the bottle WAS free.
iv passed, aud | received most insulting
treatment. being asked to drink, and made
the subject OF obscene tests and horrid
oaihs.
We reached Jacksonville about IL o.
clock at night, and was taken 10 an hotel,
and guard Of three men placed over me
during the niaht, as If had been the great
est crnnnal. Next morning wa. waited
upon by three men, VINO Informed me that
they were appointed committee 10 search
s6,,on d 10 YIus, ." aseeEiain ~ ,an sy
comnosed If the Rev H. aler ~,
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very infstunaiorv seoech a0e, VII,
committee couno.sJ ofn ~ U,osb,,n.,t
Col. Marley and nv AZ Ala 80 ~
inform me Tim, was wanted a, he , nm,
Hopse. acroo,r,n,ed ,be,n arJ c,,,,,d
bou, two hundred mon tho mo-, oc ,La,,,
we're of a low class. for I will do Thai con.
muulty the iustice IN saw tina, verv Tow 70
spectacle persons partlclpa,ed in these on,
RACES. A certain DIR. MaxseI sat as char.
man of the meeting. After a call IN order
Dr. Hanspraugh rose and said tina, / had
been accused of siJino so,ne nerr,es IN
running off, and had been PREACHING aboli-
ton doctrines aud CIRCULATING abohr,nn do.
cumen,s, and that il had been resolved "a ,h,.
sense of Ma, mee,,ng ,hat / sbnnId Ie,ye
the state in seven DAYS.
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'''n5 'nl' Plo'eS'eu against
0ien eh'le proceeding 'hst WIN idir III
ees'gauph l couid prove an their charges
ialse' ahu challenged them tn such investi-
ga''on tnat had conc anything contra
~ 10 Jaw heid myself amenaolc to 1t, and
was "ll'ing 10 suiisr us penalties TO The iull.
was toid oy one OF the foremost IN the
mauer' that the law was not strict enough,
ana they Intended TO take Il IN Their own
hands, aud thit II Did not leave, the conse-