Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-07

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, ,I ~ He sniJ ,hat the nrcser, Secre.
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:nmsd;,;. d;,soI,I;or IF The Jiu;or which Mr..
Wise remvirg Mr. n ssid he stood RANDY m nroyo
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"a,rs ,rn nreseu,od or endsnvored IN nresent.
yesoiu,;on for tle dissolu,on of The Union. This
,,nIIoJ m A. Rhe,, ,,ho evrlained the trousac.
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Nj Ar,,Ii or 1'enp wen, r., le,,gih into n spir-
;,od .iecsnce Of NJ Adoms and o,,ncsi,ion to The
.osai,,;on Io GkoneJ ,hese -cc,,ea ia those of
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n p,o,ter of Gc,s liza, on Snt,rd,v last, fwhen. If
viii ha reclcc,ed great exci,e,oeut preynled md
A. AJ.,,. ovo,,,,teJ IN .re.k \ ,f,er he hnd call
sd ~ orJar NJ Rsy,rr for mi h, cousi,lereI ir
relevnncv of remark. n gentleman from Louisiana
iNr Ds,vsoni had co,rp IN hin, while occuuynp
Tic 600, and ,.I,,tle1D hi,, ,L,en,,ninc if he did
40, so hi, c,;e, ri uorIeru aIo c,L bis Hrontn.
md n, tbat ,iy,r n cenIlcm,n from Alabama mir
D'.,h III .o,eLi ,I,o,,, saa,n;nriy n,v,r. M
,h.;r snh;ec, " conversoiion. which ceu,lrmrn
ha consi,Js,eb ,vera he puen,s oC n ,ariv who
hsd LaIern,;neJ n silsnco him and suhver, nI
rnles nj order. The snme "modern democracy /"
ho had oc,oI 90 ,o,or;ous - mar, IN re,nrJing MI
,ho business or Tho country Mt he ezra session
.nl ,hronoh ,vhoso scencv ,oost ,;srrncpG,
scono h.d ,b.ra leon ennc,od chen he cam,
vorv ronr To- SIM bic Ii,. lie ,ny gave tles. ypn.
,lonen worn;na ,ha, he ,yos !, re1ce u,,, and
,vomlL turn ihem over If ,hev wished 10 6,h. TO
The few ren,ininc Seminoles = Lauphteri
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ran,iao,a, u,ho lad nrosar,,I !, IN .ers,,re
S;n, fnr hnyinn dono ,,oI ho ,ae'nsJ liz Iu'u IN
,ha ,na,or ,,ss ~ ,;oia,c lin rinh, or me,;Iion
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,,ainst
AIR SoIs,ors,all then ,rode vary piocu,,t and
higllv successful sn.orb in vnlr,iion al his non.
ored colleague. as we'll as of the right o, retiion
which yvos o,,,ck.d so iercelv ,hrouoI, him He
conten,aJ and with oren, no,yer ,I,ar The House
had no ur;sdiction whatever in the matter. The
,onr;,1, ~ rasnn,;nn n ,,o,;,;nu -, nf rs,,,n;no
!, WAS yecniinrv within ,hs nrov;uce nr eacf,
,,emhar,s o,vn ,,,dgn,en, and tbe House bsJ mn
ooncorn ,,;,,, !, "a Cnns,;,,,,;on r,.a ,j,o, .
,hnr;Iy ~ av,ai ,an,ha. oni,, tor G;sorJorlv no
hov;or Thar. ,yas no,hpg nj n Lisorderlv char
n.,sr .vbo,snever in Tho nresen,men, of Ills nell.
,;on 7, was forhiddpn hv M rule of ,be House
There yns NOT The Slightest reference contained in
IN the subject Of slavery or the right of pe,ition
II was grounded solely upon The alleged wart Of
recinroci,v M odvnniope And who would take
unon himself to saw that the people were not to
iudpe what was n grievance? The petition
cone from his natiye Town. which would Weld in
mint of true patriotism TO none o,her lie knew
son,e oc The signers and knew Them Ia he men of
h;nh resnacrai,ilitv RELIGIONS men too. Though
there was no mention Of the rich, of petition in
The pnper. he doubled NOT that the breach OF
Tint rigb, had oiyen occasion IN il, This priev-
nnce lad caused more Justification in tho North
,ban olros, any other mater and This dsafF.tion
wos cons,anrly incressing There was no marty
in The North that desired dissolution Of the I'm
ion. and few venrs aro no man would have dar
cd m sneak Of such n thing-but The denial of
their n,nin constitutional rio hts had induced many
men n hepin to count the coat of n dissolution.
The Abol'iiorist party was very small in Massn-
chuseI,s comparaiiyejv speakinp. bul the par,y
which stood firm ypon the riyht of pe,i,ion' EN-
braced nearly all her liens. and lho;r sentiments
had been uuihorta,jyely promulgated by the State
LEGISLATURE
Mr. 8. alluded IN The nroceedinys of the Com
vention of Sou,h Cnr,lnn in regard to nufcn-
lion. uoon which Mr.. Rhett rose and asked what
wos dane M The Hor,G,rd Conven,,on, Air :
said ,hot from his exrericnce of the courtesy Of
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