Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-16

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.espoe' 70 vi Fremont tNhgion ofoughi II
'uu'''o'oY W "'"u 'sA"' WI rrem"' rs
sna Always mas oeeh' as souno Protestant as
So"" hhoN ever was. lie vas bfed 10 lhe
''o'es'a" ann aha mas never ehsnged' lie Is
unacquainied with the doctrines at ceremonies
OF the Catholic Church, and has nerr srended
the services Of that Church, with two or three
exceptions, when curiosity, or some exirinsie
reason, led him as witness We DO not state
this upon vague belief We lnow what We
say We say it upon our own personal honor
and proper knowledge. Col. Fremont never
was, and is not now, Roman Catholic. lie
has never been wont to attend that Church -
Nor has he in any way, directly or indirectly,
given occasion for this report.
IL is gratultous falsehood, utter, barren,
absolute, and unqualified. The story has been
got up for political effect Il is still circulated
for tha. reason. and like other political lies, it
is sheer, inscriptions falsehood, from top 10
bottom, from the core to the skin, and from the
skin back to the core again. 10 all its paris,
Ia pulp, tegument, rind, cell, and seed, it is a
thorough and total uniruih. and they who spread
il bear false witness. And as TO all the stories
Of the Fnlmer. etc, as TO supposed converse
,ions with Fremont, in which he defended the
mass, and what not, they are pure fetions.-
They never happened. The authors Of them
are slanderers; the men to believe them are
dupes the men who spread them become en-
dorsers of wilful and eorroPi libellers.
Bot The Express IKE Noble has opened on
lh's hole IN the wall, and can never be done
parking al H. Day alter day II resorts TO this
empty mole when every hing else fails this
resource remains. There they are, indeiatlea-
oly-'he express and Noole--a church without