Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-28

to he worthless set of vagahouds, who il
left alive so rar.hy the runi1ns from Missouri
and South Caronna, had better he left tc
starye hereafter, will Of course be dissatisfied
Honor TO Vermont.
Fr m tha Arl1y Evening journal
The telegraph wire never bore more honor.
n ln freight than the communication Of We'd
nesinv afternoon ttnt 'hc legislature Of
Vermont has voted 500 0OO for tie relief of
the northern men and women in Kins, 3
struggling there in rags and hunger to plant
Freedom whore Slavery ought not tocxi-t and
have sworn not to 60. All honor 70 the gene
rous and gallant sons Of the Crecn Mountain
State
New Workers., there is an example which
should not he lost upon Won. You can make
no inv stmrnt SO rruftulln ~ that which
shall extend Freedom in the Republic and
contract Slavery Now is the time for aid
to Kansas, and the mon and the woman to he
succored and sustained are those now thrrn
If her heroes and her h rpincs 0rr crushed
out 1t is not probable that now agents Of
Liberty. their equals in courage. intullitruc,
and devotion can ever he It in + cir laccs.
If they can he, >cver'r labor will he ho'orc
them than is now piled UP in front Of the
For orn Hope in Kansas md u moro pr1trrr.
ted and less hopeful battle lies through tie
future.
Literally aid and dota' mncdlv sustain the
Free State men and women in Kansas
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Vermont for so no'lv pionecr, tho path Of
duty.
From the Y. Y Time.
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mite honor hv voting 500 0nO from hsr Tr,l-
sury TO furnish food nv clothing to IT.. = s.
titute and starving settlers Of Kansas She
leads molly the grand army Of the Free States.
" hen one of the smallest OF hom.-from n
treasury replcnishel only hy dircct taxation.
gives thus freely and alundantlv for their re
lief, their rescne from suffering is already
secure.
The reality Of their distress is placed be-
yond doubt The feet thrt most of them
went thther poor. with no reliance except
their own labor that this labor has
been interrupted and its fruits cut of by the
connections Of the country shows clearly
enough that they cannot be prepared for the
cold and inclcmency Of the approaching
Winter They must he uidpd there, or they
must leave the Territory, Just at the tim,
when it is most important for themselves and
for the country at large, that they should
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u",e 10 ugu"v w NV oeau. P'o .
Ne'mI". WI! "1 loi'o"eu ~ o.irl o."'es'an'
tiIaI '.''le WI, ne er"erpus IlNnIy nmo.I
.ne d 20 zee m.iin NI' tHnalt nloTt a'arrltN
anu no'' ''oeioii'y III a'uins 80 soou NorA
From the n. Y Courier Enquirer.
VERMONT Donation To KANSAS The OPP
preparation of twenty thousand dollars, re
Gently made by the Legislature Of Vermont