Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
The PATRIOT OF 1916 iE De.
MOGOCUE OF Is45

The subloio~d extracts tell their own
story and need no eommeni In 1910 Tom
Marshall Of Kentucky, WINS o pstrio, and a
whig and then he spoke Of that accurscd
system which impoverishes and dcgrades
ooe half OF our country;
| Extract Of 1Asmas p. MsrshsiTs letter. on
SIsrery N Doesmber, 1910.
Al have said that | considered negro
slavery ss n political misfortune, The
phrase is TOO mild II is CAMERA ,io,c
confirming eancer--.d riiAering p,siiicnoc
AN UNMITIGATED CURSE
Nature never spread out q falrer, q no.
bier theatre for the entcrprlsing Genius oil
Liberty and industry than III. state Of Vir-
GINA 10 the diversified production, Of her
extended territory there were laid The foun'
daiions Of the largest domestic trade Of any
state il the world in mineral,
Of every species from gold TO lend) with
he fines, salt wells on The continent, her
valley ,e-mng with grass and gram, and
her low lands, giving her 4 monopoly in
the then riches saple Of the planting States,
what more could she ask ut the hand OF
Heaven
'The clog rhich Ia, stayed the march Of
her people, III. incubus uhith Ia, weighed
dorm her enterprise, stronghold her CON.
mtret. KEPT UaIsd her exhausiIeu toun.
iaini o( r,aih, aud paraii:sd her arts.
nanpfdetsres, and improicmenn IS NE.
GRO SLAVERY. This is the cancer
which has corrodcd her revenues, laid
| 4 l. L. Ii
onJ swallowed up her productions Thi,
is the magazine the lens, approach to which
fills her with terror. This /. the slumbcr
ing volcano which will bear no hnadIng
The smallest breath to fan the sligh,cs,
threat, TO sir its sleeping, bn, uncI,uguish.
Die fire drives her to madness Oh well
might she curse the tvrant who planted
this dark plague spot upon her virgin boz
som
Truth, every word truth. But mark H.,
change In lS45, the same Tom Mar
shall is dcnogogue and Texas Locofo
co, and in the Lexington address, which
wa, part and parcel Of the outrage upon
c. NJ. Clay, the new hcdgcd Convert the
>, author thus speaks Of The same system nnd
! Of the thors If its peaceful cStirmlnalion
These cStrncls too need no comment;
Erirae Is from, the address Of Thomas'F Mar.
shat at the Mob meeting IN Lerinston Au
gust 1915.
When We contemplate the mild form o
negro slavery in this district; the happ,
and peaceful, and con,en,cd relation of tho
master and the slave where such thing a.
cruelty was scarcely known, " re III,
master was without fear or distru. and III,
well'fed, well clothed, in,eIlgcn, save ben
TO his lot of labor, the 10, by the way, of al
mankind, without, rcrinng, regarding bis
master rather in the ligh, OF parent, nnc
himself ASA necessary and no mean por
lion Of the family, we could pour curses or
the fends who would break up the inlrna,,
and not thcs leas, endearlng, relation o
domestic life
THE plumber Of our property the kidnnp
ing, stealing and abduction Of our slaves
is light evil in comparison with planting
n seminary of,he Internal doctrines IN III,
henrt Of our dcnscH slave population"
we bold the abolilionis,, traitor. to tn,
Constitution OF the country, md enemies lc
the terms upon which The Union was ORIG
inal'y formed, and the only terms upor
which II can continue 10 suhsist. Whcr
they bring their doctrines and their princi
Piles into the bosoms Of a slave state the,
bring fire into a magazine The True A
merican' is an abolition paper the wors
stamp as such the peace and safety Of thi.
community demand its instant and entr,
suppression" lab Journal