The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-01

oar,,nI Il M, ,ha ,anos,I o,,;,,o,o ,r ,ho;r char,
ac,er A s,r;l;na fac, in his ,ra,,er 10 Ina, II,
| The verv ,hreshol1 oc his ouesion. il has been
nronosed nv ,wo SENATORS from slayeboldinu states
| iMr Benton and MIR Henderson, TO divide Tex
as into an equal number of slayeholding and non
slayehodina states. What. then, will we have
IN med in politica s,renpth, If Southern Senators
| begin by making this concession, there must be
some show of reason on that side. And is it to
he supposed that the members from the non slave.
boldins states will weld the point,
A, 70 tho M;ssonr; ,omDron,,so ,he obvious re-
nj. S,hicn will be made v;II no ,hn, ,bo, com.
p, ny yas made with reCarenre N the Tertiary
p'p;ah ,,,s ,bon ;nol,dod ~ ,ha Tnor and mn, n
G,,n,o aconis;,;ons hv nn,ch,se mr. conouest In
oaso If sncb , divis,on .balI 700 have onined onv.
,h;nn Inv having .sl,veboldiny States of the f.
r;on ON onr southwestern bo,der instead oC n far
| n;,,n non s,ovebold;,, State | decidedly nreCcr
,he latter for il is moi 10 he deniedhhat our North
arn hrebren in ihis resnec n, leas, n little more
,l"n hin and !, ,,lo less linn kind o(ien commit
on,r,oes uoon our riuhts. which would not be
sn,mi,,cd 10 from n C6Yeipn mower; and, besihes,
r. IoyeboIdina States Of Ihe union were eslab
IsLcd there we s6ould have the dangerous ele-
m,nt If poIirIcal and party feeling, which would
not exists in the case of fore gn uon.save nod-
ing Stated But the real question Is not between
Texas, foreign non aveholding State, and Tex
as divided into an equal number Of slavehodng
and non saveholdlng States oil the Union; but II is
between Texas thus divided if admitted into the
Union, and Texas y not annered' an und,S'ded
stare h0fdins country. MY lie upon h' ieHas
wll not consent hTe per cent 81 ne, Popu'n.ion
can never De oFousm 10 CONSENT 10 '.o upo',''o"
"' slavery hnu We s"ou'u ''us na.o M ";';,,.
h"dlns IeP"p,cat-h on our po'ue'' WIN, '''''''"'
INSTITUTIONS unu INTERESTS, au w,'" NUS ,p"'
ceSSI'y oe ~ ou' ''enu anu 'Ht' "''' w.,
woula serve Us oIeahwa'eI pe'meen US ""I WV
non.s'a'e'o'u"'s ho'Snpot, anu Mo''u sua'u Iii In
'o""e' uSo 'a,io'a' "l"'''" ';,h u"Joy hn.
'he "u."""so "n'on av I"h ny %s'V
whose 'ar'' Jp'hs ''''he' WINE NC nus " NeeP up
the renee wh'cn "esc'''e'eSS T.o.'u.s 10y r'Vp
as n'uch as u uoes ms oM"' h ~ n,"'y
intended ''"' an 'io states W oo .'1".eu o"' W
ieNas are 10 oe nun,'''ea as s'".eno""s o''.os'
why was "o' s"Pu'a'." !" ,n' "1"'. wa,
no, mus .no'o'no'cu III ,ho uo.u. "dS ="
intended 10 o'ea. n'a'cn on '"e non. s"vea"'u"'S
Hla'esLo W. S',e"s nom Ipo" 'n'. pU%' ""o
nere"''e' =" ,'sst "Po" - ILL., ~ ', 'LIaL "u,,
peen 'e"'e"'ooou "",,' ~ ,"' Io'y ill., 60.
uee'uo "'l' I"ea,o"' ''' 'o"''''''"'''''s N'"''
nave 'he "''Jo'"!'
! | solemny declare that, in recent visit TO The
north, have seen no single man who was willing
to receive Texas, divided INTO slaveholding States,
into the Union; nor of the very few northern pres
ses which advocate The measure have seen a
single one which does so on the ground of It's Civ
ing security 10 the institutions of slavery.
THAT Cnulupd desires the independendence and
Prosperity Of Texas do not doubt. DO we diff.
or yyi,h Ler IN This nccounp II i perrec,y na.r.
al 'oo' ,la' Ehsanu ana I'LL o'"c' co''.'1,"' "'-
Si hnr mn r ' oncn 70 al, The world than to
have her annexed to the Union, and fenced IN
with our promborY ior'''' "nd Is the SCUM uls IS
..c"n,i"no"s ,.r,;,nros Cor the sake Of scc1rnu
their markets for The Northern .lLunufaciurers?
! think it extremely improbable that England
wi' pIt III Jeopardy Tue large capnh' e"'PIoyeu W
there, and the fifteen millions of specie which she
annually derives from that commercially any Fore
l1e l",etposl''Un III 'avEr o, eAus nc M';O'
mcn,s ors mid wth The snecie Tins derived and
do not see, if this supply Is cut oil how tins de.
lclency can be supplied, That the abolition OF
slavery viii be made the condition oil snch 'h,er,
position, iu"hesitdhnsiy say " Mof H"e! anu !,
It were, MS confidently say l'a' ieAas WIN ''Jcc'
the prolIered boon on any such terms ih", Ven
Santa Ana WI consent 10 recognize inc ihuepeh'
dence oil Texas upon The conu'''oh Oh "oo"S"lns
slavery mere no one can neneVe WI" SHOWS w1 Wv,
man tie IL me ,'s' man III 'nc WIT" W pu p"
OIL by such 'sIcN'y' canning Pn''ah'"'oPy' nave
strong reasons ior saying mat W. mas no P'euJu'
ace against h','ca" slavery anu .Ne WISE ''a''
as nc wou'u nave no great o'Jec''o" u Sec l. III
o,.. ,.
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VIM" "'' "o'''o'" va! ""'s' 'Pi0'' '"' s''''
80 ,,
''' '"" '"'s "'"'''' ''',' ''''''' w.
r',e' =" "''''N"'''"' WV.
' "'' 6'"', ''"'''s' W. ''''''" WV,
for two hundred years.
Him. Jobu p. Kennedy. commemorative in con.
gress from Baltimore, and the friend and brogra,
pher of Mr. Clay, says in letter under date of the
lot" oil May last
livery save Withdrawn W. S rO" the presen, Save
resenm,on Of the distric, from which he goes
rms career Of settlement upon Inc Gn,' o, MeAco
North Carolina, Kentucky, and other States into
free States twill break down South Cnro''nn'
dacc Tho wilma Of G land in Alabama Nlissis.ippi,