The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-01-29

cOnvertIiig tree teFFiiSry into 1i1po territory
It'd avoid this result, II il nacesaary that
Coaesess shall provide BY Law against The
oxisionco Of Slavery in ANY torriiofy which
hereafter may become the territory Of the
United States, and which shall not be In
cluded within the limits Of 4 State. When
ever sny territory shall have obtained po-
pulation sufficient for the formation Of State
Govefament. and shall have formed State
constitution, and been admitted inis the
Union as a State, then tho responsibility Of
The Federal Government isf that territory
and people THIS admitted as State ceases.
Issae, say they who oppose the enactment Of
,be Wilmot preyiso, why not let the question
alone, and leave il to the Stale and the peo-
pie themselves 10 determine whether the
State shall ba slave Stats or a free State
This inquiry and reasoning is specisus
and plausible, but the Hrnplost examination
ol the principles Of cemmon sense will show
that il Is unsound and false. If lefl alone,
slaves more or less will be- carried 10 ths
new territory, and il the country while il re-
mains ierritery should be settled by po.
pula,isn holding slaves, the now aud addi-
tional question Of abolition il presented, and
in order 10 get free State, slavery must
FIRST be abolished. This embarrassment in
new community, without mssns 10 indem-
,,u,,,rs,o.n,shI. me- ~ .rd ~. "a s,s,s ~anid
" vsrv z, Gcr, hs;na f.so -, !. rhaa.a h.,-s..
beeom;pe ! free a,sie !, . sl.vs State IN
,ba contrary N ,hs covn,rv vb;l. !, yso.;,.
, ,.,,;,orv anal, ~ ss,,l.d IL !. re- ,or,,I..
Inn f,om which sl.y.rv = .ycl,asJr r,har
whan S,a,s Govsrn.sn, 4. fo,msd tha S,s,s
and The peonle would 4. nnsshs,,...sd +,
anv pecun;ory ;p,srss,. -. cuss,;ons - ves;.
ed r,pht. and be free 10 decide whether The
State should he ! f,aa S,,,a ar Z slaye state.
n o,dar ,hsn - .ss",. Ills Gaedom of
cbo;.s - ne S,.,. s.I - ,ha neo,ls, slavs,y
mu., he exeludsd from The ce,,n,ry while 4,
sh.Ii hs : Tsr,;,ory md mill !, sbsll hecoms
. Stats
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n,s, t. ohv;ars - III ii ,L;nk !, viii ne
s.Lnawladasa i, III ~, ~. character ef
~ ra,,,,.,;o, = ,hs r.,r;,o,v v;lI deter.
rn;,s -, n chs,.c,., - @ ar ,hs S,a,s' vhan that
Ts,r;,o,v Ter sh.il i. s,sc,sd info = state IF
-. Tsr,;..,v h.s : .I..s nanrIs,;an &c .nly
ons. ~ .four,h - rne'df;h of ~ vbcls pumbar
!, viii (. : .l.ys State Jrs free formulation
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,ha ssss I;,s.,s - S,... .nd I !, v;lI;no
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!. hs.omss s,a,s ~hs,shsIl hs 4. cLa,.c,s,
Msry of ,hs s,a,s. II which sIaysry .ris,od
..s.s &. ITn;o,. -. c,.a,.d h..a shoI;shad
~ -. ;..,;,,,,;an ~; NJ ;rs,.a., - ~. &c ~.
S,.,a. e. S,or, ,.h;ch III als.srv h.. ho.r xvcl,d.
.d c,n he f,,,sd -hs,a ,he r.s,e :, he
p.onls b,,a ds,srm;nsd a. ;ntraduce
si,ysr,
n conor... .h,il ,ef;,s, :, his se,,;o,, 70
mako ,bis fras pr;nc,Dls ! law. the arms q
the Republic will conquer free ,erritory. upon
which Slavery will be planted. I desire The
adontion 81 tbo free principle. because / be-
iieye h % be inst 70 tbe free states--iius, 10
tbe white men who 6vht our battles. and
con.,;,uta The strenotb Of The country IN
neacs a. war: because i believe II 10 be
cons;s,en, With The nrinc;ples Of our Govern
r.rt and because I beI;eve 4 will ,end 70
imnreye the condition and character Of Labor
/ IN he whole county: and who win dsny that
;n !. RenubIic Il sbould bo ono Of the chief
ah;sc,. of Govaroment "a elevate and dig
n;G ,ba cand;t;on and character of Labor I
IIniess ,his measure shall be brought before
,ba House bv Committee. or in some other
ws, 4 .ball contioue q urge The bill | uro-
no.ed yes.srday upon the attention Of the
House ...-
~. f,., a., of f,sns,,, Scot, A Nav Or.
,a.ns H. zone q, ~ convince oublic man
e"a ~ ~ 80 .f he nscsss;,v sor tbs creation
~ .2'' ~. s:.y csrs,slsh;n ..Lad ~ ~ .ra.