Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-03

see it. They do not send back massachusetts resou-
tons And why, my friends? 1t is very well under
stood that when you pass them they mean nothing
| (Cheers.)
You passed resolutions against the annexation of
Texas. Wings and Democrats unanimously, in the
strongest terms in which language could place them
and YOU sent them to Washington and what effect did
they have? Just as much as if you had sent them last
years almanac. No more. (Cheers
They annexed Texas in spite of all your resolutions
And how did you redeem the pledge that you would
consider the annexation of no binding force? How
much did the South believe your resolutions? They
sent for a Massachusetts Regiment to fight in this
war. And 1t went IIear) And, suppose they send
for another? Why, they will 60 likewise, accompa-
MED perhaps by one Of your resolutions. (Cheers
Why did they send back the New Hampshire reso
lutons? They did not sound well coming from that
quarter, and they that it was an intimaton that
their allegiance to the slave powermght be withdrawn
and so they sent them back, And | hope that they
will continue to send them back until we learn 10
throw little more resolution into our resolutions
(Cheers) When we have done that, they wont come
back The resolutions that we passed in 1775 and
sent across the waters to Great Britain did not come
back There was meaning in them. And the persons
who received them knew that the resolutions OF to-day
would he followed by the action of Tomorrow
Well my friends let nc come to the question, what
has produced this? Why, the answer must have been
anticipated 1t is slavery. Here the speaker lowered
ibis voice Another abolition lecture? Perhaps SO
my friends but is it not best to deal with things truly
co of tho We, and nl if foo l. il not host IN snool
ont? AnJ ubon vo knov, t,t sIayory s t,y,r tl,a
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tbroo tne tbe a,ndnnt hat i cost to fb onr hat,os
IN the last war, and when our expenses have gone up
from Sl3 000000 per annum as they were in the time
Of Adams and Jefferson, up to $750O00G0 the present
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storms and be thnnders roll the moral INDIGNATION ol
earth and The INDIGNANT Indictment Of tbe world come
in thick clouds u,on us vet thew saw If il mt time
Well, my friends, when will it be time? When will
the length and depth OF our degradation come, to
which we must descend before it is time to wake up
should like to have men say what the depth Of the
boomless pit to which we must fall before VIC wake
up and make the effort to save the land. And now my
friends before | go, let me say another word. know
my talk will be desuory--poor work for the reporters
| know you have heard of dough face representatives
in Congress and you have them there But why is it,
my friends? 1t is because they have a more dough
faced constituency here at home behind them.
And when lhe neon1e nre rioht unon This subject
vbnn rarrnstion HORNS in the richt nIoce and whom
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