Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Tribune lOr 1857.

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over ro,v ronrsn,nors rro t,,oa ana nhoro common
schools aro ,aa .ao eaah,o - ha,.a odnoa,od
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slavery ohstrnots no s,,a.htna .,ronaor 70
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Presidential oortos, ~ tesc W. ho.o co;,oa &c
prcsent succoss no, h,o,,so ,bo poo,Io avn o,ins,
MS bpt boc,,,so that l,ro ,o,ti VINO l;d not boor
or read the arpumcnt and do not know what worn
the real questions issue went almost solid against
us reversing the verdict which the great majority of
the educated and INTELLIGENT ondeovored to pro.
nouncc
Tboso c,o.s ;ud;,,,o .,,o ,,,,h or ,,,oss;r, drt,
with i.4o,oo.i,,
with no aha,a,,o.t - L.o.. -. h.,a too,,,.a d.,
triumph of Liberty in her new ordeal is not won at
the Long Island and White Plains of her struggle
with no shallow Of regret that the responsibility of
governing is not confded TO her champions before
the People were fully ready to sustain tbcm-we
began nfresh the work of diusinr that vital truth
which, in REGARD to tho concerns Of this world as
we'll as of the next, makes Free indeed. Now, in
the Slave Powers hcyday Of victory, when its min
listers and sc.vitors arc gathering and plotting to
make the most of their triumph and "crush OUT
the spirit which they vanly believe to be crucifed
and cntombod -nov whom tbo t.beortod mr. cold.
boortod ,ybo lately bostod in tbo sunsbino Of our
nreno,,,ro borcs oro boulir, off IN rcnoir DAMAGES
and talking of abandoning the rugged arena of
Politics for more ouiet and aowery felde-now. in
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rcnos its vow. If oternal hostility tn cvorv form
TYRANNY over tho bodips ar souIs Of mon-to the
shameful ossumption that the benirbted and feeble,
,vbotbcr in soul or bodv arc IN he reoarded and
trootcd the convonicnco mr. the rov Of their wiser
or stronger brethren-to the domination of despots
and oli,orcbs ,,botbor of omnrc. or plontations-
to the enslaver, Of cities and kingdoms in Europe
or the breeders ofcbldren for the auction block and
the cotton field in virginia or Alabama.
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but for the sustenance and comfort of those near
and dear to bim-is destined TO certain triumph.-
1t must prevail, for God reigns and Earth was not
created to be a theater of Injustice oppression and
misery forever. 1t must triumph for all true
prophecy afirms and the virdication of Divine be.
nipnitv INN ratycIv roouires if. It mus, triumph
for Democratic America cannot always remain the
scor of orstocrot. and the shame Of reformers and
liberals throughout the Old World. It must tri.
umpb; for mans history is not chaos or riddle,
but everywhere instinct with meaning ana no ne
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our orn,s in .,umbcr our odrors,res would NOT nor.
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INIT H. Ihey are busy to-day IN lenSthenlhS thelr
cords and strengthening their stakes with vigilance
and activity which reveal, consciousness on their
,ort tbo+ H. oir ,,,;,i mus, Ia ,,,lo s,,ro forth
i.l go .ri. -;,i r, c.,. 1....,o,
To.dav. myr,n,dons If tho slave Power threaten