The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-18


with er. Close by his side stands Levi Woodbur,
va blue" as indigo, in former days noU SEM
+, TO tor, Secretary Of the Treasury Judge of til
who Supreme Court Of the United State, all b
Tth- democratic appointments Where, tell me
mes where have you buried the sins of these " oil,
ing blue light" of New Hampshire With wha
" magic wand have you changed their FEEDER
'ay alism into modern Democracy Look to Con
ass nectlcut Who was Ralph j. Ingersoll, now
I'm Mr Folks minister to Russa2 An old Fed
rn- eraiIst. So were Isaac Toucey and Thomas
ct, o. Whlttiesey; now the one is the democrat.
aSt &c governor; the other the democratic nomi-
he nee TOR the same office. Take the next state.
u.s. Vermont. What sprouts OF" ancient FEEDER
: i- aiiS'n 90 you lind there, negotiating in mod
or ern democracy? Ex-Governor Martin Chit
r. tenden, the man who refused to order ont tho
IS, hiiltla when the country was invaded the
&c enemy OF the war; the reviler Of jefferson :;
ID out ne lived and died modern democrat
y "hiic his competitor, Jonas Galusha, who head
III Gu ms regiment, and took the field, became
governor, was an ancient democrat and died
Is a staunch WING. | commend these facts to
II the gentleman from Michigan, (NIr Chipmanl
= who laments his misfortune at being born in
i the Federal state of Vermont, and his lamen- !
Vt tatIonS are fully reciprocated by the people !
o OF that state. pass to old Massachuse it's the
mother OF States and the nursery of states
men. 10 whose special charge is modern
: democracy committed in that State WHY. i
: ST. to one George Bancroft, an anti-war
Eederalist OF 1922 now rewarded for his
FEDERALISM first by place in Mr. Folks
SGaolhet' ana then,by an embassy to England
Nor was Old Federalism his only passport to
favor; his modern Abolition" ayowas nav
have contributed to the same end. NV friend i
from Ohio (Ir Giddngs) is denounced, bv c
modern democrats on this floor, as an incen c
diary fanatic, a mailman; but sir, where S
can 20 find more of what denocrucy calls ]
laha'lclSm, Ill any sentiment uttered here, r
| thah Is contained in an address Of GEORGE a
bancroft, IN 1884, to the electors of his Con e
gresSional district? Speaking of the effects p
OF slavery, as conflicting with free labor he ii
says: I'll
We would not interfere with the domcs- 80
TIC regulations of New Orleans or A]oiers II
put we may demand the INSTANT abolition of CT
Inc slave trade III the District of Columbia 10
and should assist free labor to recover its or
rights in the capital of the country" "
There, sir, is "instant abolition" for Won. m,
"A pretty dangerous medicine, truly as de- err
hhed IN democratic dictionaries, but very ne
harmless and paIatable when taken from hi,
democratic teaspoon. Next, sir, pass into ole
ny own state, and / come to rebuke my col err,
eague (Nlr Gordon) for tfcading upon the mu
oes of his political friends; Tor his assaults ou
lpon g Old Federalis.s" lie had better be- lof
ware else he'll see ghosts and hobroLlins at inc
us bedside Does my colleague know how La,
ia Edward +. Livingston, late Lieut.. Cover con
or OF the stateand Senator from his district heu
'oeS he know John II, Prentiss, long the hay
4aeral editor of tie "Cooperstown Federal it.
IT, out late democratic member of Con- anc
rcSS Does he know Henry Vail and John rep
: eastman, OF Troy, John Fine Of St Law But
ance, Hnrmanus Blocker, of Albany, and noe
l'lMm Z bryant, of New York, all promi- one
cht fcderaiiSts; but now, or late ,hirl dem is III
ratio oflcc-holicrs? Does he know Aaron Mal
anderpcel, who lived in TIE same valley Of uom
re Hudson with himself, whose lungs, when yor,
faied with Old Federalism" had the pow Fed
5 OF Il co"Pohnd dowpipe; but HOW he can one,
va var modern democracy up and down that ease
h'ey with believing that would throw anv of W
'rned animal of the Deyonshire breed into dan
e back ground? Such Mr. Chairman is Goo
ID Federalism, transformed into New York sure
tent d"nlocrcy. | wish could stoD with the
y own state, but ! must ferry over to New pard
"Scy' and there, sir, run against Wall Of Chat
III Federalism. This is exhibited in the unco
rSon Of Gamett ID. Wall, late United States TALK
hftof, the approximation OF modern Will
moeracy; one who boosted, at period not toma
mote, that he sailed under the FLAG of Fed lnedi
illsm' SO long as that flag continued TO III
IT. o'ose ny side sits his political twin, who
Ter II DToom late democratic Governor, now
v -, 'ie ei,oIoa.e Tor United States part
n"'0'' "eSe o'o feuerulsts now glitter trient
stars oil the first magnitude in the Demo nv,
GOV, twins ,n;th AZ o'S le"'e the NeW discu
mpshlre, and pass over to the Dutch de- m'a'
crazy OF Pennsylvania. Here must tread 49, ~
ltiy, because OF some who sit near me. - conago
ny, .of w. C"tn ~ mus late oec- ity of
An old Eo1n"al; any p tn,'l's5er n 10 NUS lips h
er sprig; late Smithsonian agent under rlo.'
Van Buren. Who, sir, is the renowned WI
Tern Democrat that admitted he should .rt ir
I'VE been Tory had he lived in the DAYS o,,t ~
he revolution? ?" All that saved him was onJ y,
~, h. ,aiI -: -, 'S''oii "'i 100 'iioaest brancl
~ W., c,r '.".'.o &c, g. earring should the RIG
/C r I' !, Seis''Ch'h no" IN my fallacit
~ orr" fuu%'ep) put Consti
r. prIl Tna p,.nI ',''l''' ''e 'ehler forma
: ,n,,n ,'t''na4i - az, pEcretary OF CONNIE
ate as 1928, it is alleged, that he boosted b;,, ~
$ Federal blood, insisting that if he chad own an
op of democratic blood in his veins, he 70 ronl
d tap them and let it out" Now, sir he t;va ~,
is to be the Boanerges of this sel-styled n ,"t
~ .''u 40 snow you which
Y ,.t a. ,,,o.no'S "',t 'w"r pear tons &C
- ,'', go -" W .'ic eA'['c' nave that toe
l.. aeo 4I, ',o 01Il'1'' a' h1iic"S'er treason
!: ,4'J wy, "'1 ii"n l '!,ile "ou!u ton.
dononaG, ,l, ,'a su,'n:1 IL 10 say nc to any
'n " war rtyl'Gs uo'soh Tor just.
d ' NV H. any; MN lor MS I'M unjust
''' o ir'E.' from tne cap''ai statesmC
thor ,,,co ',a s'u'S INC 'e"ocratlc par unjust
F'e'' measures comfort