Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
TIE HERALD.
,OuTlifpN ClliNAlRY' 4 NORTH
ERN fORBEARANCE
THURSDAY, JAN o lst5

I y N'tAFi " Wv ih''ffl ' ttflff, w sNrak
! &c NE sPatll of ~. people of Ma,.Aci.u.
.cus N reference io the recent lnsuh offered
hen, B., 'l'e au,hrfries 81 8 Carolina. hk,us
| hor 90 ,he r"ot ln.hman ~ho received .
| 'outj duhb,nR fe~ years s,nc-. on nne 81
ie ~h,t,es OF Boston, for ssk,ng q ttucl
nan 10 "a, him Tor ~. lsbor. snd Who w.ni
20 ~srltte. rtclstn,og. Arab, hy Js,us,
night hs'. Loo~n Id Tern whipped. sure
! I'd n" business to ZONE upon the ~hsr( o.
| ali. at shl--I ~i,h IL n,,sr been born en-
| 'irelv'"
| .ind 80 u hs, ever been 1t would seem
/ ihst tie people Of the North. aie futever
| to be the 'donlev-' II his tonfedetscy. and
Tat IN al coming 'lme, tho insolent and at
/ giant porioh 81 lie Southern 'Chiralry are
80 domlprcr over item. SO long have the
i"uses Of the South. been borne ty the peo.
pl. Of tic N0uh-so long have We tsmrlv
suh.urcd to To, repeated insults, and their
vain and ln,olent boss!nes OF ,upenorhy-
that key now claim the right Of Offering Us
errrv ludigniv, and openly RssaIl us. when.
ever and wherever, then Interests ot cupad,
~ offers the occasion. We have not bel nre
alude'. 10 the expulsion of Mr. Hoar ihe
agent Of Msssschus.t,l f., m hs capital Of
The Palmetto Stale, for the reason that We
are heartily sick Of seeing these sxh'b'tions
81 Southern iasolen~e and Northern lorbssr-
anor, and we should no, now speak Ct u. but
Al the suggestion Of a 'LibeIu party friend.
Who Dert hanre conceives that we havn nsg
lected 10 do 50. in consideration Of our pro-
slavery sentiments or that VIC do not as
Nonhcrneis sufficiently feel these Hpsated
acts Of Southern aggression. We beg to
re-ss.ure our friend that ~e have no syn.
patty for that 'sysiem' ~lirh has ever been
al war with the itre inslitniions OF our couD.
"y, and opposed To the best interests OF the
North, nor caa &C look With any other feel
Ings than those Of pam aud modification at
the pdiiroonr,y We can call it by no mild
Ell name VI those at the North, who conlin-
We by their acts, "a sanction the measures,
by which the friends cf,h, system hope TO
rful ~ " NC t'Ip " FSN ZIG
long. II not the whole North. at least all the
real hnnds OF Freedom, srrayed against the
further encroachments OF this power. and
no, as now engaged in wagng an 'inglorious
warfare with one another. II is by Union
that the slave power has been so long pre-
served, and which has enabled ii so com
pletely tn contfNl the interests OF thenation--
and it is the pani OF this Union, tia, renders
us so powerless. He is poor player OF
dTavghts. who io"ks only al one side OF the
boart-and good leX.on, In reference to
elusive liberty party friends read, by taking a
glance al ,heSoulhern side Of our political
sboard Who ever heard Of any dissention
on this question ihere' WHO, OF the South has
ever teen branded as traitor TO the slave
cause, 'nd recreani TO duty. merely for e1-
pressing difference Of opinion from the
common one, in reference to tho plan by
" hl' h slsSrfS was To be susta ined Who .
Vt the southern delegation in Congress thai
lave from tine to time even voted for the cd. (
'',sliHH NJ addition petitions, have been thus
md vntrd OUTS unworthy supporters
oi the peculiar ins'itutIon' No one. We
lare say and yet here man who processes
his abhor, ehee of the system of slave'y and
expresses his anxiety for its dcs,ruction-
IS, by The selEappoin,ed leaders of tie lber.
par' -scourgrd Ei'hin an inch Of his life
i he presumes TO differwith them, upon the
most lmRaerial poin, immag inable.
30 long n The opposing parties in this !
thus con iuci, their plans Of
oPcraton-so long will tho slave Interest /
'stamPh over us-,o long shall we remain
the Vassals Of the South. and we mus,
make up our minds 10 submit, as coolly az
possible, TO all he! ass,es&ans--eDduse her
lnsulls--snd pocket all her afTroms.