Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30
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from Vermont in specie, destroy the business cap
ial of the state, cripple industry, and GENEROUSLY
burden every taxpayer.


reosurcr for Lieut. Mr. sabin had so
votes Ranney 81 and E. d. Barber and that Judge Hutch
nson has accepted the nomination for Governor Thut paper
then concludes as foows:
"of tho candidates themselves deem scarcely
i who have long since enced their attachment to
the cause of immediate emancipation, not as moral question
merely, but The leading question the political Of tho
country Firmly believing tina, until the people Of The North
sort Of CONQUERED province ruled by the nnts Of
insist upon the support Of such and such oh to act as the
ing the policy of the entire South have long since treated
the slave Question as the paramount interest IN all their point
stituons of the land worth effort them from
the oneroeements of Slavery already threatening their over
throw And all we ask SO far as tho baotbox is concerned
is that candidates for office may be who will stand up bold
he sou,S G siy r, ,hi No d m Tho Nor
them until ubOlltions cOnsstenyin other words,
until we make the question of Emancipation practically as well
us theoretically TIE leading and paramount interest Of tho Haton
We have preliminary attend to, before making
any comments and is question of fact. 1t is within
recoecton that two years ago. tho Wing State Con
venton Woodstock Judge Hutchinson strongly urged the ap
pontment of delegates ut that me to the National Convention
Clay men, too believe that, them one citizens
and also Of tho editors Of the Watchman resisted the
several grounds of which expressly was, the effect it
would have upon the aboons of the saennd that OBJ
lection less willing yield than Judge Hutchinson
himself We think it hardly warrantabe them for the abol
ton friends of Judge Hutchinson set encasUo abb
clifton claims for him Of very long standing. lie is unqueston
ably antslavery Col Paine. lie is now for dis
u"' S'sa'ey po'a orsa"i|0on' anu we presume auop's
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party question in Vermont. On tn propose
" o"O '" 'eS'' anu " Is our purpose 10 40 IT, not III 'ne
acrimonious spirit of controversy, but in the spirit of candor
The proposition is first to make slavery the paramount party
4"S" !" 'eno" '''', -"i' o"e' ques"o"S Vi s'a'e
ana national pocy are OIL MINOR importance ana must you 10
this There oxempfcaon of this in the first third
ty VIII n TO the off of
Lieut. uovemo VINO goes the whole with the ultra slave inter
est against inc larh ana Tor the subleasury' 1t has been
iuer oAonpeu IN te act' tat inc most zenous td party
man IN these Pat VINO once PROGRESSED 10 DC wing MS new
zeal new absolutely adopts the ocooco slang against his ola
party ana ms iormor principles
~ 10 inc second Proposon wch 10 carry on war against
slavery by distinct po'uc party IN vermont Ii successful,
NJ Ut inc expense OIL ne wing party, "hch IS ALREADY known
10 oe anu siaeE II O' Su''esui-ie u"ouohisus Juuse
"ha' '"en VIII pe the enoc"
he %Su"e" tnai inc Sou' makes slavery inc paramount"
parry question: "ue' INC south nus soou reason io' ahs
~ pao'' s qu'''"' sa'e'y eAsS '"eio US s'ue III
t''uuoh' vernon. nus no uch ea'oh o' maAns slavery
que " '' ps' 1t 10 iea"'y s'a''o" '"a' 'ei"o"' nus
very much 10 DO WIN slavery In ana we says let her
'op w WIN ' s WIN" ''y n'e " uo' nu'
'o voice 10 "uoaiy wrong Ill w prem'scs' Inc 9ouh uoes
NV ' ''a,'.s '' P"a"0a' p0''' qu's'o US 'u' Pupo'
"ouu nahu III Vermont e' US nut oe hiSunueSoou' Una.
" u' i' " " 'e pi'a"ou"' interest Vi 'ho Ho"'h we 10
NOT ou' s south uoeS not pod h"id II out as para
mount purity ques"o"' iey nave not uafed 10 10 80 yet
ey nave not daed 10 present the pan question: slavery vs.
eepaoh' eithef 10 congress ana the country or 10 their
own '"ouu "ey 10 II, we trust 'hefe Is not wing
aye not man-h vermont VINO would not leap with Joy 10
meet ha question: ana TO fase his voice Tor universal freedom
south aoeS NOT take 'hs COURSE enc puts not slavery
out distinctly ana exclusively TO the gaze OIL every pody sho
uy mixes 1t WIN Ill hef ScheneS' WIN hef an'aih no
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s"s' '"e sum "iu 1sA "oAi'"s qu'Aei 'na" 10 i"eu '0
"' ''a''' o""s among themselves nou' S,u'e'! i"eSe
very contentious "ouu DC 'neh oes' security "nic we Spenu
oui Sens'n upon one u''oi es nave hos !" w put u
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on' quarter "henei 'o' fa"e Ut 'uuse u'ohhso" ~ uo
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io inc savehoaer at 'he next rrcsdena e''eoni WIN inc
worm uSueu ne can make easy terms WIN one acuon o'he
u'S'oN anu "'e'npin MS ehus' NO" W" ash" ""ener inc
most uooios' can aeny 'a THESE would DC the
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party question III lhe Nof'n' seem" 10 US puipaoeeh'fey
so' ui'Pu'e- II ''''A' " ny '' ~ "e'' way u, no. 10
'nNe slavery paramount D'u oA'u'''' question" !" 'e'-
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measures and cannot complain wO meo4 him on the same