The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-16

gnit NictiihT it4Hosss or tfppler from
drinking ibem Bat. taough BE doe.
ine. wrre practiul and l,is langasgs
a,ild and 4. prrcmofy. lie doab,less IT,
raai, j sud anbos ia 81. alt,rsaries by
pointing ~ he iac'---in friuting their
aus about smalgaua,i9n that The
lhrn Nicr Pps.deui Of the United
: ale. bs. hepa. u De- Is not now, the
father a slaves And thousands have
voted 10 elevat. III TO his present
CONDITION, whu would cruelty an Abo-
liibn.i-i OF ila- harc suspicion OF favor
ing. though oni, Ia ibe,ry. such an
amalgamaiion. Hos saali We account
Tor such Inconsistency 4 On the 2ilh
oi August. be issued an app al 10 llte
lrishds Of iAw an,i order ios All II re
establishing The Obserrer and iLi-
appeal Wa promptly and generously
re.poucd TO llasng Obtained sui
iicseni amount ia AlIon AID Quincy
alone, d. sent 10 Cincinnati 10 purchase
n,w pi-ting Ipaierial.. Meantime,
hr issued an address, submitting To
ih- Friend OF tie Red remer IN Al
iun h re, gnution OF the editorslip
o the papr, offering TO hand over 10
thcm HE soh,eriptoa-lst, now ex-
creding tNu thousand names. on CON
tit on taat lhcB pay the debts Of the
cpnrrrn, receive al dues and assets,
and furnish hin sufficient meat, to
remove himself and family To another
Iield Of lbor. 4 meeting was eeofd
ingly held, which resolved that Tie
OjSeyrer ought to be- Continued, Wide
the question of Mr.. Loycjoy as ITS rd-
tor was discussed Though wo or three
evenings. but lett uJdeed"d. Mean
lime While he was absent. attending a
meeting of the Pr sbytery, his new
pres, The third which e bad brought
~ Ahon within little more than
year arrived on the 2lsl OF Septem-
Der. was landed about sunset, and i'm.
medlllely conveyed by his friends to
the warehouse ol Geary & Weler.--
As i passed alng the street -" here
goes tie Abolition press stop il stop
IT. Mas cried, bot no yiol nee vas at
tempted. The Mayor, apprised of is
arrival ad also OF It's perl, gave as
,urauce hat il should be protected, and
asked It's friends 10 leave the matter
entirely in his hands, which they did.
A constable was posted by the Mayor
AT the dor Of the warehouse, with or
.ders 10 remain. until certain hour
lie ltfi at that hour; and Immediate
" tru or twenty ruiiianS, with hand
krIcld .fs tied over their faces, broke
open the store, rolled the press across
the street 10 the riyer-bmpk, broke il
into pieces, aud threw il IN. Before
tAey had finished The job, The Mayor
was on hand, and orderId d lhem TO dis
perse. They replied, that they would,
so soon as they cot through, and were
~ good as tier word. The Mayor
declared thai he lad never Witnessed
a M nc qaiei and gcntlemanly mob
Mr. Lo,ejoy preached at 81. Charles
Missouri, the home Of hi- wiie's rela-
ives. tew day. atter--Odober lsl--
and WAS mob0ed al the house OF his
unolher-n-law, directly after his return
/ from evening church. The mob at
tempted With 0aths and blows, TO drag
ltim lfom the house, but were defeated
mainly through the courageous efforts
uf lis wife and one or two friends
Three times tie house wa2 broket
into aud rush made up stairs; and
/ finally, Mr.. l.. was induced tlrougi
he cttreaiies ol his wife. TO leave /
ciandeslinrly and take rctoge with ;
friund. mile distant, whence lie ant
his wife made their way back 10 AL
ton aexi day.
Ata meeting held soon after to dis
euss the propriety of continuing th,
Obsgtef, Mr.. Lovcjoy spoke as fol
lows;
IL have asked for nothing bat 10 b
projected in my rislls ~ a citizen =
lights which Gad IA. given mo. AN
which are guaranteed u me by tn
\ Constitution Of my country. Have
SIR, been gull, of an. lniraciion .
lle laws? Whose good name have
uijaredy Wien and whete have
published anything injurious TO tia
Ilcpuaion u Alton? Have ! not. o.
the other haad, lauortd, ~ common
Wlih The rest oi my iellow-euizens, Il
promote lie reputation aud interests o
this riiy? Pot your fuger upon it,
define ti--aud stand tead, 10 answe
/ tor Il. II | nave committed aay elim
you can easily convci me. lou has
public senlim II 10 your iavor. loI
llavr your jur;es. and you baye you
attorney tiookng at ibe Auoroel
General AID ba,e 10 doak ,ou cal
c0artcf ne. Bot ii / have been gull
/, of no violation 1T law, why am
hunted az and down continually Iik'
q partridge upon the mountains; WI,
an threatened with tile far-bdrrei
Why am / waylaid vsery day, au,
from night 20 night and why Is m.
/. hir 10 jeopardy every hour;
You haze. Sir. made Up, as lht
laws era say, a false issue there arr
not iuo parties between whom lIier,
can be u compromise. plant myself
Sif. dowa upon my unque,lIonabl'
rights and The question TO be decided
j., whether shall b. proceed il ih'
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