Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-02
By GEO. II. BEAMAN

wonder. then. tha, Northern nccmen. or
,he,' representatives hete. are kecniy alive
10 tins tnsult' How would ia feel under
like inlarvl M Chairman Iei rnc puts
csse,o nv honorable friends from Virginia
end South Carolina
Slppo,,ng that m 1896, VIZ Wrs'TrH,
o. New England Gov Seward Of New
York snd nv venerable friend from Mas
aehus,us u u ApAss had eo'erad into
a ,ccrd ootsspond"ncc with the au'horue'
Of Canada proposing to snncN all Brush
North Amcuea to the Untel States And
suppose that IN he cspondencc It had
ben distinctly avowed, tina. tn. object was
to gise stability and perpsluhy to the pro
lrcitvr Tariff TO render safe the free usttu.
tons Of the Nouh--to protect Them from as
saultf Of the South to render more safe and
secure the runa way slaves settled N Upper
Cansdy--io short, to give, by The aid Of
Canadian voics, a Nonhero pfepondeteoce
a the SO sts sfthe Unaed 8sis.ss--wha,
think you Mt Chairman, would have been
the tone the feeling, the sentiment OF the
n
would have preached his "masiSrlt tndcttr-
~ docttine1 Bu, supposc further, that
| the South began to rustic and be alnrmcd-
! trgan TO romon,trale long and loud beg.
| gcd time for discussion AMI reflection and
suppose drilled, iton.hcele1 malotlty re-
fused to hear their protests or listen TO their
remons,rnnccs told them to be quirt-that
they knew not what they were rrmon'lta.
ting agiInst-thit It ,vn, N0rh'rs qprs.
llon related to the welfare Of 'hrNorhcrn
lntcrrs's-,ha, II belonged to Northern men
to settle u--and at last DESPITE the protests
OF Southern Legislatures, ond unmoved By n
mi hon Of Southern circumstances, the deed
consumed, Canadd Is dHHcrsdt And to
add insult to injnrvlt IS done hy lhrusung tn"
g1g down Southern rhroat.. AMI soon after
this the South are called up to help support
nrmrs and navIes IN Lower Canada, and
IcHast to pay for post fostcs for the benefit
OF (ugl,vr slaves in Upper Canada SIR,
the parallel IS painful one--l do not won
der that checks crimson At the comparison
ask Southern gentlemen how would you
have met such treatment at the hands OF The
North Would you MT have WINGED nn'
der ~ Would not your hot blood have
risen far above its won,ci temperature
Nay, more, ask yor would not every man
OF you have rushed wildly from this Hall,
and procllmc the Unon at an ,nd
Would You not have gone home and told
your constituents to get ready their req
mcnS OF mounted rlhemcn," and resist the
aggression unto DEATH Yes, you would
have done so, and posorlty would have n
wardcd you deserved praise for your stern
ness OF integrity aud boldness Of resistance
Then let me ask you, IN the name OF liberty
and all that is dear to freemcn how, think
you, zee stand under your trea,mentl Arc
we not made Of hcsh and blood us well as
you1 DO you draw 50 largely upon Nor
r then coolncss and Christian forhcarance p
Beware. lest Won are over confident OF the
rU:rainiRe force OF these Christian WI
tues True, SIR, the North IS very COO
calculating people Feeling that lusuc,
and equity are on our SIDE, we prefer peace
fol remedies. Our forbcarance is proven
bal We can submtto b. tmmp'ed upon
aud rise again We can be ticeccI Of ouT
rights with heroic iorulude Nay, more
we can be gcntcoly Skinned, but let me as
sure Southern gentlemen, that when got
attempt TO sprinkle IN fine salt and pepper
We beg leave respectfully to hounce
might nllude now, SIR, TO Il coming event
the shade Of which has alrcadA passed b.
fore rs The dssirgotion IF he tarF on "a.
which. Is well Understood here is delayed
only to await the arrival of the delegate
from Tc1a. It IS he subjcc, Of remark, II
the confIrniial circles Of the dominant part,
,ha, these Tc1inn VOTES are relied on IN on
wing of rhs Cnpi,ol. to complete tho work
Yes. SIR. III. cool lorheariug North IS aske,
to look phlosophlcaily on. and see lhes
Texas votes aiding in dcmolshIug that Pro
'rrcrlvE POLICY which has covered on
land with prosperly-which has cause
r our valleys TO resound with The hum o