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


mt Mr. Polk sent him as his envoy extraord;pa
us 10 the court of st, James, and " Old FEEDER
," Isl as he was, he did for US what Mr. Pc
II eou'd not have done alone, saved us from
y war with Great Britain.
D. =, coming to the State of MARYLAND. I fir
10 TraySon' and Carroll and Thomas, of II
:! eoeral school, changed into prominent Den
Z, ocra'ic nominees and governors. Higher n
thah all these, find there one Roger b. T,
1t ney, once high toned federalist said to bav
: known something's of the great Baltimore mol
i ana the Hansom faction, but more recently
democrat General Jackson's Attorne
: General then his Secretary Of State, and no,
ohiet Justice OF the United States. Sir.
make tins allusion to Judge fancy in no IN
kiha feeling. L have the highest respect TO
us integrity, past and present, his talents ane
ms consistency But l am trying Democrac,
oy ITS own rules, curing it by its own pre-
Scrlptions' But beg pardon / had liked
70 nave forgotten the State of Michigan. She
boasts OF modern Democrat, 0ewis Cass :
', VINO is said to be cherishing high aspirations
put right sorry am to learn, that the disc OF
~ ms 8, morning sun was partially obscured by
ny! pa Federalism" | have the authority from
Niles Register, volume Al, page IS. There,
sir find it stated expressly, that
LIS father was very ardent federalist
e0en for those days, O800;") that he, (tbc
present Gov. CasS.) "was the preccntor IF -
grammar school in Wilmington, and olwavs
appeared with the black cockade in his hat"
l commend these choice relics to tbo tro
S Th, from Ohio, (Messrs Sawyer and
1li nui niah j they will serve for second
eGl'lon OF their Ant-Fcderal" speeches, |
idency. '''0 1853
NO. NOW, Mr. Chairman, time would fail me to
20 through Virginia, North and South Caro-
a. anu georgia, and complete my research
- "iter va tederalists, now in the Demo.
,ia'ic RANKS AS to the new States, Missis.
ITp pp Alabama, Missouri, Illinois, Florida and
AeAas' now SO clamorous for modern Democ-
aey'H Is sufficient to say that,amid the strfes
mu romincts OF ol2,they had notcracked the :
- I aitt Oh ther Democracy; their political :
n,a ati nave come out Icing since that {.
me otherwlse they would have furnished ,
Iil ieueral quota In the modern flock. !,
dt cai, on gentlemen over the way to tell me. !.
O'o L eoeralism vas such stain, such =
'rse upon the men affected by ithow stands 4 Is
1W party Why did General Jackson call d d
ie-''i,iu OF MS cabinet from Federal ranks d
ny dld Mr. Van Buren, 90 the same ? Wbv II u
u hf foik' the quintesscnce of modern De- !.
otraey' place an old and unrepentino Fed. =,
''ils' Lrst, and another one third in his cab u
W could he not find material enough for q
; nrSG cabinet without drawing from those c 80
RANKS, thus offering premium for Fed OF
al PoHution T. 1t would seem that man ::
'% nave peen made an Old Federalst" to ~ -.
any MN to represent Mr. Polk at the court 49,
81 '"lnes' lie has chosen none other,hay- ga ga
seh' Two leQerahsts IN succession, Mr. Nc. =.
ne and Mr. bancroft? How do you &C. i'S
mt tor all this federal prediction Dol -,
II some spnnky democrat whispering thew , a.,
&c =, c."d"ged, they have rpeatcA| l deny -.
owe me the evidence Of their recent va, ~"
C. NOT mothers son Of them has ever AK "'
e'''eu' ell HE wien and where james . .'.'s
,,h"hah' George Bancroft, Aaron Wander ~ - q"
4! or Lew Woodbury., have ever Lacked -
lota from their former positions ? Where -
re re evidence that they do not think OF James Iue
AlSot, OF the war, Of ancient Democracy. I
; as they did in 1912? Ii, in your chaste .e[
ou,ary, it is political leprosy to have tCli ana
eI"llsts IN the party, Oh ever to have been 49,
; 'heh' charge you with being more dis RI STI:
- tah Naaman, the leper and instc ad =. - :;
'aSh'hg' as ne did, seven Tines in the .Jor- :! !
you ought to dip seventy times seven in wa, was
Se creek near this Capitol; and right w.
am |, IT you did, no animal would drink me- na
water be!o" and live. A hugh / bee 80 80
.on' Only meant political pollution. MIR "
''n"h' 'heSe remarks may seem harsh and w. :"
they scotAd be so, we're / moi !lie'
ing TO Democrats in their own dialect i la:''
a such Indian antagonists | must use the s o.l''
ihawk They must be cured by their own n.y., "a, >
hen, sir, If have shown who rsys and h =
are OId Federalists,' ard what party loI
mugs them 10 It's bosom, will leave this n 1t'S,'
OF the subject for the consideration ofmv u .nct
us over the way, and pass. . .i"s
re President has attempted to silence NIL ed h,
sslon as to the right and wrong of this as, r,
In his message he has denounced in adj ton \
al! who question its justice or necessi- Perm
NJ" ~ ~ w s"o County; giving AID and aggre
the Executive to put padlocks on our her q
tloso ,,,L" % " He charges treason say n
this war as unjust and unnecessary state
e III the Constitution does he find his nrov;
Tity for wading through twelve pages CONN
sixteen, to prove it just and necessary, her.
ct deny to the members Of a coordinate ven;e
h OF the Government, or to the people, or TO
- o"' ~ answer ms arguments, detect his thong
t' anu expose bis sophlstrles'. The er knc
ION OF the state of the Union and re- Rnt
ms nun measures rom time to time as Is it G.
h,han p0i t tan'' IL ooes not call on ncglec
.t ' "i - ms own cause, or defend his you ba
", While, then, he acts without posi- Nilsson
thority from the Constitution. I claim whose
under its express provisions those the ma
secure freedom ofspeech" on all oues- Won. W
with the public welfare, and democ,
owlthout being liable to the charge of lions Of
/, or subjected to Executive denuncia- thrcn :;
Now, sir, maintain that every war, as have O,
gwen party to it, is either inst or IN M