Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-04-11

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fn1 eh teusrrf jaaoii-Ss % eye be INV fsgar1
rOsss sis'n BY ul,gs lef ffoo5ou and humanity
Add ash you further. NJ E3isr, 10 wSiSh ~
progress q every r'oposnioa uhieh ulsy se mad
10 Folls's THIS uason BY spne,ing iherto he lefi
1ofy q Tcrs with 10 slsvrs and NJ dcscsasbi'
,larc rnsfka--whieh crery iriend Of orprczsS
humanity, snd q justice, owe, !, as duty 10 BIZ
CosD'fy and 10 BIS God 70 oppose with releuiics'
hosilsy--ani when you Ebs she ~hig party ss'
issAisg &, Of sof sSn,f,Ag n, ! wiIl admit that
ihey are 'hypooras'
Ia 1888 M R.xsry sgain reported resola'
tioa,. which wefe sloffed As follows
Raoio,5. ty ne Seasis aaf Ussse q R'prs'
sstaIsrei. That our Senators IN Congress be IN
wrocied sud our Representatives reque~el 10 use
ibeif utmost efFors to pfe,em The annexation Of
7erss 10 tho Uaiej States AM 10 procure the sb
ellison Of slavery, end the slave trade in the IN.
u5ci o. Columbia and he Territories ofihc United
States, api the slave trade between the several
sssies and ierrsones Of the Ua,oa
Rfiolrsd Ths, the adcron by The House Of
Rsrcscnia,ivn of,ke 4 S. On tie Dis Of D.
las', ofths resolution by which ~all 7ct,loDs. ne
moflsls and Tapers touching the abolition Of slave
ny CT ,bs bayiny selling and transferring ois!ayes
- any Sts,e District, or Territory VI iht United
"sssies WAS lad upon the table vii 1ou, bo.agde.
hated, printed read OF REFEREED was a daring
Infringement, Of the rsh, Of the people to petition,
and fagran, violation Of the Constitution of the
United States and we do, in the name Of the
people Of Vermont, pro,ea seaina the passage OF
tie same or any similar resolutions by the present
or my future Congress oftho United States
Rssoired, 1hs or Senator'S in Congress be in
rroeted and our Representatives requested to pre-.
sent The fO'egOing resolutions 10 their respective
Houses, and Use their influence 10 carry the same
into effect
| suppose Mr. Editor, iha, these resolutions
would be- 30 far as they 60. satisfactory even TO
your straightforward an d sincere and open heart.
ed eorresponden, investigator, were il no, Tor the
hypocrisy Of the wbig House and Whig Senate
tina, adopted them n it would no, be giving him
too much trouble, and abs;roc'ag his time and at
Iention, toe much from his labors OF love and mer
ey. I wish you would persuade him to prepare .
series Of resolutions more TO the purpose 8
In 1889 resolutions were reported in The House o
y Mr. snrrn, wing Representative from the c
county Of Wndham, and were adopted by both S
branches OF the Legislature as follows: m
ResOlred, BY he Senate and House Of Repre-.
eriaiira, Tha, Congress possess the power to
abolish Slavery and the Slave trade in /,
10 District OF Columbia, and TO prohibit the slave pc
ade between the several states. III
RtsOir.d. That the passage Of resolution BY g.
e house Of Representatives OF the US.in Deem.
er ls37,In which il was ordered that all papers to
uehing The subjee, Of Slavery should be laid upon
e table wnhou, being read, printed, debated or tn
fer'ed, and the adoption Of similar resolution III
! the last Congress, was fagran, abuse on the pc
ght Of petition, and in the name of the nc
'ople Of his State we ,olemnIy protest again.,
e adoption Of a similar resolu ton BY the mex, w
any succeeding Congress Gu
In 1910 no further resolutions were a1orted by :"
+" Legislature with reference to the question OF :,
avery Probably our Investigator vgilsn, snI
siass =. no doubtless !. in the cause Of human
rhis will admit tbs, The wings OF Vernon. r
p,1r'o have some zeal for those rights M 10 this ,o
Rod Even he will no, deny TINT they eshibi, a..
determined perseverance 10 outward wclldo- of
2 Well Mr. Editor VIVA. next2 Were the an
higs unmindfu ofibeir principles in $40 year pa
ndered memorable by the most sygnai political Ter
um2hs that ever SWEEP bad administration from tie
wer end BY one Of the most dsgrnccfu oposiacies tin
at ever rendered such triumph nug.tory D. ing
re nigh, think iha, amid the enlhuia.m Of popn Tn
: appreciation which gave to the wings 2s OF pro
30 senator's and four fhhs som Of the popular ser
anch Of De legislature the vile uses of hypoc. pie
y nigh, safely have been omitted for single he
ssion. Blu, such docs no, appear to have been ane
case Avian SAnIs a noble wing reprcsen- "p'
i've from the County Of Franklin. no, unknown vel
you, Messrs Editors, as an ndefa,gable and up- IL;
nj abolhions, ns well as a firm, consisen, oil
d Incorporating whig. and now member OF ! II
: Senate, introduced in the house The BILL which pre-
hsequenily, BY the promp, concurrence Of the .''
nate, became law. entitled AN ACT TO tx 20
ND THs RtoHr or TRIAL BY Jury The pro. -.
'oos 81 this act are well known a. extending TO -
sii'r's who nav be claimed in this State. as 49,
We. the night, inalienable maintain, but moi -.
N rf'rnd"d 20 them. Of TRIAL ny Jusy. and -.
ae'n mt t'e',ass on your kindness BY occupy. 10
rom By ,rnnseribinr them w
In isii Nj s.BIS. ihtn a Senator from the do
nn'v OF Frsnklin, reported the following re,o .la
A'o' which were adopted by both Houses: car
hs'ess domestic slavery .rs,, in the District OF Tor
49,