The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18
Northern White SIav,,

owo hiIO SLAVES
o,r Ey,e. 40 not not govern the people Of IL. :,
our O'aGf stGres' but by heir o,pp ', ,n,g ne No@
MnoW pnat, De are doing. We of ,S So' % aara
ways united, from the Ohio to Fori Js south an
WWnys uh"ei D9' you Of the North oTo and cN
ong ,ro ,, re mare conquered you once n"Ssgg'A'
WILL HP p.S IUH WgEsy you you again Ave. 4 S &c
,vo ih ba.a O ~, fOU TO THE WALL. ~
Won ,b.ras o. yOu 'iere once more, wo mo, ,"u
you '"er0' ana mail you doWn like Ja,, % ',on. 10
such was the language employed b, " y1
uo'ph GU the floor of Congress, IN tn. J., ''@
admission Of Missouri into the ryrio. '''' On
shall say, that these taunts wero 49,, AM
P0inile's' That they were tho mere eD',
southern lnsoIence' These word. rY "a"
more than twenty years ago. How i,,o,,', ,' Ws
subsequent events demonstrated them ,.|
and perfectly true. " O' 'iaI
Who but 0htte Norme, slarc,. IN H..
oil The most solemn treaties, barbn,o,.,. "A''a
civilized and christianzed Cherokee r,,y,S To'S
iul homes 10 bowling wilderness, . ,h,1' "'H pea
distant, in order to crafty the ins,,i,,. 'D oil
Southern avnrice' Who but tehite A1ro.Ir!
supported for eight years, a, the er,o,.. "a
than fifty millions Of dollars, an e,,erri,.,, ITO
against poor unofiending tribe orsennor."|s
iorsoolh' it SO happened, that their ,,ir,,."
promote the interests Of Southern tl,r,o,,, WY
but '0htte Northern siaves, year ate, ,.,.
'he southern shareholders in insolenlly ,r,n,r.
on the sacred right ofpetilion, and load,,Gr "S
OF the North with every species Of i7sgl,,,, .psP
Iy: Who but ohHe Northern aares bsvs,,.s
the south in waging incessanl and Jood,, ~.
the Protective Tariff, and in their hasa .o,n;,I
ready to sacrifice the dearest intere,,s oC Il.
And who bat WHITE NORTHERN 81 ,r5
have branded themselves with indel;blo A.
have stepped themselves in everlasting Dr,,.
concentrating, in defiance Of the Cons,,r,.
in contempt Of the most sacred international y.
lions. most stnPendous scheme Of niquity, fl. y
and avowed object OF which was to exloni ,.,p L
dominions Of that institution, which,, III. o..-
all villainies," and thus secure the permsDs,,
dency Of the South in the councils of the r,,;,.,
The ocnlled Democratic party have over ,,I 4,
er again, in Congress and elsewhere. been ,s,u.,,
Southern men their natural allies. Every och ,..t
low the Potomac this suhseryiency 10 Sop,b.,, j..
ests is known as their grand distinctive ns,r,,,-
Allies is too honorable a name for then. and o,r .
slowed, by the "chivalry," by way Of cog-.,,
They are miserable serfs, who have BowI # 4.
own; and there is no limit to their sn,7slggo 80,
mission. If they had the power thew wopB p,
scrupIe 10 convert the free states mo slave ,,,,s,
their Southern masters demanded it, To &c, IN
when they have lost il, and to retain l. when bs u
have got il, their leaders will barter themselves Nv,
both body and soul to the grim Mooch Of SaysrE
Aye, If needs be,-if we are entitled 10 draw ~
clusions from what we have seen-if their o,r,,
fishes depended upon the act, they wcud "a, :,
lernal allegiance 10 the Prince or Darkness I'd, Il
Freemen Of Vermont, are you prepared 10 ID
these base born vassals your rulers, Are YOU a
tent TO be the subjects Of slaves Is free, b7, \
proud, Vermont, whom all have honored as the 4
Of tyranny and the champion of the oppressed, n
going TO tear from her brow all her bright lsure,r
basely get down into the dust, and crouch o5,t;i
ously at tho feet OF Southern masters, Has 4
land Of Allen, and Stark, and Warner, lost h
breed Of noble bloods," and become peopled 81
a vile crew Of shameless bnsiards, who have not y
heart 10 assert their rights, far less to vindcateda
The first Tuesday of September will testify TO b
world whether this is so. Remember his, frcers
Teymont, md GOVER.N YOUR COUMG
ACCORDLN'GLY [Wutchmn