Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-05-02

EclL 10 NullLlS Oub, II mas Dbtll my OllH'u
that there were what lawyers call "lltcnt
antiquities long before there was an open
dcyclupcmcnt Of thcm. | saw a statement in
a newspaper do not know how truly
that a box marked carpenters tools was
sent out and uuon being opcncd in St. Louis
If was rnund I, he filed with Sharpc's rifles
N. r.ii,n,or M th,t VIC s,,r, ttn
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time Oh WhiCh nave o'Cl sl'!hIIlH' anu w
cnlEraht ana society hau hpthlHE 10 w VII"
it. ! cJninc myself to the action ut that
society, as stated in the majority report |
That ro,crt .t,tcs cv,rtlv ,vint tho snrintv |
d1 I'm th,t ti,,, L;J tLoy al nrnulv and
w 80" NJ -" NV: ~ 80 49, ~ ~ |
punilcly nc lulpriVy l,lwr' sly wv! ""-
ylscd people by their regulations, that those
who wished to % to Kansas, and to settle .
there. would be aided hy the society, because
by going in large numbers they could obtain
! tickets much cheaper. IhcY also proposed /
to buy Lands, and build school-houscs aud /
mills, and boarding houses, for the accommo- |
| dltion of the new settlements. The report .
does not state any thing moro, and they did |
nothing more. Was there any thing unlaw- |
full in this know they were induced to do |
it with the view that settlers, when there, |
Shoulu Vo'o Tor Irce 01't'' put i 10 "'I
| KNOW tldt tley wore catcchistu "p'ut II:
| have before me n document cided " articles !
! OF agreement between Jesse De Hruhl, OF Co
| lumhin. South Carolina of the one uart and
thn UNDERSIGNED nnrs,ns Jrsirous tn rmi,rrlte
IL, H., ,',,, ,,,l dira.ti,,, 60 tL, ,,rrit,r,,
ur',,'' ui' ~ ,''u - wv
Vi N'nS,S' Vi 'He o'"er P"'' }" WHY" ~ 10
PROVIDED
eArd the nm lersrned pcrsons. csiring 10 cmigrae
in company with the said Jesse De Buh and under
hi, care cree to place thcmsc, cs under his CON.
mand a. their leader and captain. aul strictly To-
obey him such; and to remain uldcr hi, direction
anu GoImhm i {T " ro ,nl orc ,c &
he should be able to provide for their subsistence
so long or otherwise Tor such length Of time. he
may be able to provide for their subsistence Aud
they agree and solemnly bind themselves s un'cr
his comand' to remain IN sneh part OF inc letrli.N
as V S i4tncc Trn' HIM tb, viii allow tcm
+, he summoned bv him. and to assemble in body
within tyycnty-four hours after he may issue his
, summons"
5 Mr. Evans Who is the commander alluded
to-
Mr. Collnmcr Mr. De Bruhl
. Mr. Evans Nobody ever ioined him at all.
c Mr.. Colamer. There was an ADVERTISE
mcnt inviting people to Join him. do not
know whether they have done it or not. |
5 find in the Charleston (South Carolina) News
. of the 9th March. this paragraph:
n ,.r,- -. ,...,.,, .c,,,...,...... -.-..,.,
j., anVr H' cnr Of NV riIro M
= nr at seven o'clock. iii. composed Of fine body
e of spirited and active young mon numbering twenty
}, eight, who 60 with firm purpose advance by in
t dustry their private fortunes ana to maintain by
o theiT mannhcss as cHi1cnsi law anu IIu'I, anu
: h"sircss rnr,,, f A. = p,I,ncr nr,ctir,I
civil cngirccr They embrace number of mechanics
$ and artisans Not doubt can be entertained that
Il they will well represent South Carolina. Their
t equipment has cost the associate" con siderable
amount portion Of which Is yet To 'e met 'y vol
|, u"'''' '''''
d Mr. Evans. That had nothing to do with
II De Bruhl's proposal.
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