The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-09-16
DANIEL WEBSTER'S
s pc C h a t NJ arsh field,
UPON THE PRESIDENTIAL CUES
TION.
DELIVERED SEPTEMBER, l. 1913.
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CRISIS OF our Pnblc concerns, desire 10 holu
no man 5 conscience o''t my own MY own
op'',ohs suull communicate 'ree,y n,,u Io''l-
'css'E' WIN equH' u'Sresofu 10 consequences
whether 'Ney respect hhyseil OF respec' OH
erS. ,., .-,,,
we are on me eve OF ahlsh'y important
presidential election III TWO or three mouths
tIie people OF mus country are 10 eject TTeS,
ldcnt OF Tie United States; ana; All Sec ana
al ieeI' mar great interests OF tie country are
70 DC "iectc", Ior eooo OF GEH, ny t''"' SleI-
non. vi 'le I'l'cIeS,'us su'gcr'H, oNet WITCH
'ne PERSON VINO sla'' nc eIec'eu, nus neeos-
S'r"y eMetCise '''o'e OF TESS "te
eSi,tc'o''y 'nte' f''"'y eou"octeH' ~ ~!
juus'''e'''' WIN '''o "'i'i''hess Vi "'o .o'''
Try
III me hrst place. 'lie honor ana ll'e halP,
ncsS OF '''e country 'IiIPet"tNely reiunI' wa,
''ere S"Uu'" w c'.'ei n'nSiS''H'e r'I c'-'
WIZ H'l"' ho' P'""se iL'o i''I'neI ""'S VI "t"-
o'u'" """ c"'i'eS" l" ~! "uSI,l1"' c''e
INTERESTS .! t''o country az" 'nc 'renHg % L"
E ISL 't''Jo''' y. n9 PcoP'S, ,ePu'o, t'' !"
rreslae'', OF UlGse cni'ea o'htes sr"!' NC e
lecteu' WHO ",'I neither use ms oiiic'It i.'nu-
ehce 10 promote, nor VINO lecis any u'SlosI-
lioi' III ms nenrl 10 Pro'no'e' 'he lur'her eA-
iu'.No' y! ~ " VIC puuiio CO.. NJ
"a o " "ge nave any }S, 'eu
pup'lo Gl",i nav" ei,3o'eu me 10 NiioW any
'"ims nl mn"' 'no pu"nc PtIsP:iny ue'i"h"S'
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cJuu', II. u? na.,"us n'9tvi ,, ILL.,, ILL., ",e
o'her mugs itlpof"nI WIN ho' "'iuuI W
'he en-, lneSo 'hree linid 10 DE esseh'.a';
mere are tl,ree cai'e'u"'es preseIlteu u
me c''1'cc oI 'lS n.her'cP,i ptoP!e' , ne'icI-
al 1ayior Is me wing catdiaate'staho'ngu up
on ne NOMINATION OF me wing CohFeli''oh'
Gen. Cass is the candidate OF the opposing
ana now dominant party OF The county
Ana thlrd candidate Is presented III me per-
SON OF MT Van Buren,, ny Convention OF
fellow citizens assembled at Buffalo, whose
obJect-Whose man object, It would appear
to mes centereu IN one oil these CONSIDER
ations which have mentioned; and that Is
the prevention OF the further increase OF sla-
yery,-an object, III which, YOU, and J, gen.
tIenlen, so tnras that goes, entirely concur
with themi am sure. Most OF us who are
here today, are WhIgs,Nationai wings, Mas
sachusetts Wings. Old Colony Whlgs,Marsh-
field Wings; and if the Wing nomination
made at Philadelphia were entirely satlsfac-
try to the people of Massachusetts and to us,
Our path of duty would be plain. ..... .