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The aboltionists of Vergennes, in Yer mont, have valiant champion in the vulgar editor of vile paper called the '' Vergennes Venmontero In number of that journal, printed in July last, which was shown us yesterday, we see an abusive article againsta citizen of New Orleans, who, on q recent visit to that part of the country, chanced to make certain true and appropriate remarks upon an abolition lecture delivered there by negro named Frederick Douglass The language of the editor is foul and disgusting to great degree, but we are informed that the remarks of the negro were much more so, being a fulsome string of most extfavagant epithets upon the people generally of the t.. States.

 Shame on such all editor! The man who in this land of civil and religious liberty is base enough to prostitute the press by sup porting the declarations of black rascal against the people of this Union, and hold hm up as model ot virtue and respeetabili- ty, deserves to be secuted from the pale of civilized society, and should be made to dwell as a companion with his brother Doug lass, s' kith and kin," whom, we doubt not, might be disgraced by his company l. is well for the cause of virtue and intelligence, that our land is cursed with but few such filings, controlling the columns of public journals. {Picayunc.