Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-29
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the purpose of party triumph and this oucry
lglinst sectional influences, has been the secre
If the success of the ave power-thlt has
DIaced the North boun htn4 and foot under
the complete coulrol of the South, as they
noo are under Gen. Zachary Taylor. But for
ibis, the Wings of the North never would have
consented to have Galsifod all their professions
gone against all their former resolutions aud
promises, and elected mln for President, who
1ountenances the crimes of theft, adultery, man.
stealing, piracy, murder anil selling their olpn
sons for gold, and their daughters for the pur-
poses most Uie :
Such is the egimlte fruit Of NATIONAL par
ty, and will be, so long as The north and the
sonth act in alliance with each ober iof the
purposes of party success. A anti slavery
party must Of Nee 4si'y be sectoall purity
And why? Because it act directly agIins'
an institution hat is 'ct.nna True such
party might, and doubtless woni hive men
in the south, who would symplthisG and APP
prove; but tn y are bone dawn by ths slave
power. And strange as ii my appear, tn
slave holding propoganlist has the sympathie~
ofnurthern men. Hence, every move on the
pnrt Of the no tn against slavery, is considered
by the south rs an act directly against them ,
AMI the warnlsg noie in the farewell address o.
Washington, his been stereotyped in glafing
capitals and prrad4d bcfprr the north, aud
sounded by party orators for the express purpos
preventing any Division IN plrtles north and
) ruth.
Bat the Sentinc' in its p,theic appeal to til
Domocrotic editors in Vermont to follow the ex-
ample Of :he IN r9ter s2ri Of Gic grsrt Bgf.,o
Increment IA his graat restoration If The pRlDl-
Gal DEMOCRACY 10 her former jo'd mi honor
be FAITH p'ys us a compliment, which we are
bound to acknowledge Itsrys:
The Freeman has plrerb d'scidmsd any SYM
.2athy .c,h the .Vt,c YORK Democracy or wM The
democracy efhs soah mi from that EaithfL or
gan Of He old i'5sftJ party zoe hive nothing to er
,2ccl"
Whltever may hive been sad by the Wing
presses with regard to orr course, or whItever
nay be the course pursued by others, we may
assure our free soil friends. th1l the same consis
tent, unAlnchmg opposition to the Sysetm Of
American slavery in all it, phlsrs, will be pur
by us which entities the Freeman to the appella-
ton, Of "thn ta'hiM organ of the old Liberty
party"
And we now appeal to the people in view f
the best interests of our country in view oc III
Consequences winch are pendng--in the srt
ment of Territorial or State Govern nenls who
are 70 be given to the people in the new Teru
orIes, whether the efforts which are now mlkinu
to annlhlIate the question of slavery from the pc
litics the day. Is carrying ont the expectation
of the trainers Of the conttutor. To the Sen
t'nel, and those who are in the constant habit Of
3ustl'yng themselves IN their political position
by Claiming that, theirs is the Jelf3rsouian De-
mocracy," we con mend thu following from JEFF.
terson's 6th annual message.
congratulate you, fellow citizens, ON the
ldpir'dch of the period at which you may lntel
pose your authority cnnstitutio ally, to withdraw
the citizens ofthe United States from all further
participation in those VIOLATIONS oF HUMAN
RIGHTS which have been so long continued on
the unoff',nling Inhabitants OF Africa, and waich
THE MORALITY THE REPUTATION, AND THE
BEST INTEREST OF OUR COUNTRY. HAVE LONG
BEEN EAGER TO PAosCRIBE," o SHINE on the
northern man that will refuse TO act mp to the
advice given by slave holder hi nself, for fear
ofjeoparlslng some patty Interest. the ad
vice of Washington aul Jefferson had been fol
lowed, TIE last tear would have flIIen the las
pang would have been past, anl th- clrnkng o
tn slaves CHI Iins would not have been heard By
this generation.