Vermont Telegraph

Anti-Corn Law League.—By the railways, some scores of men issue from and return to Manchester, day after day, over hundreds of miles of country to address public meetings. By the penny post, several thousands of letters are daily sent and received, which, without it, would never have been written. By the printing press tracts are being distributed to each elector in the kingdom, at the rate of three tons and a half weekly, the whole forming an amount of moral power moving from one centre, that never before existed in the world—that was never before dreamed of as possible to exist.—Edinburgh Chronicle.