The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01

...snauyfs, That ihe brave aud uaifi, &c
ionic NJ Hungary arc e. tiled 90 our Wa-m rsi
..lu4ihY boo their pnsue scssiul struggle tnr
H. Ibruy pf fhrif COUNTY, against the dfE-
.t,of Austria aud Russia and thatthe cru
., exhibited by the Emperor ~ Austria, in
nr f1rcuilon Qf her hriyral generals and pat
--7-7 ministers IT religion, for no other act
lluflhugE and praying for tho liberty Of
rlr country, drUi4hds lie uHIYffs4I G0UdGm-
.,r.ua aud rKeorati0H Of all nations,
kei be- it further Resolved, That Il 10 the
s.r,of ibr Government ~ the United States
a Amrucl a. mnke solemn protest against
r, laLumln hatchery ~ The patriots Of Hon,
.r.. ty tho tyranls IT Ausiril, 900 an mlrno.
1r che Laws oi nations, ana an insult Go
arFtUpgsof all ifee States
Nm RESOLUTIONS Relating to the Sub
.li0f slavery
g.aiyrd nv -ii,e Senate and House ni Rep
,,rri.uyrs, That slavery 10 CTimr aglinH
...sD,t,, and sore rYil IN thr body polite,
u.iaasrscused by the trainers Of The Fed
..LCfn,uiuilun 90 % crime cutnilcd upon the
,.rrrr, ty tbciT pfrdrccssors, and tolerated
.IsEs4 thiuR 81 inrHnTHblr HrccaHity
V WIT mt thu IN rHiir-r --ruuTprururrrF
rlu4 C.nstluuon fehlraineG the Federal
C.ruHfnt 'fpm Interference with Slavery
al. a rhr States ~ which q then EXISTED aud
nm rut-t lef,Hs4 &.ll. Tie slave. Ffaa. '.,,ly
frahuItrd tine, WHICH has long since rKpir,
..t nat the puWttH conferred upon Cong
o.. u.s. The constitutional fuppfrss the Slave
rIr, 60 regulate commerce between the
,Hirs, a. govern tho TrrrrtUrlrr, aud 90 uduut
.a shakespeare conferred with Hn.rK.
-.--. Intention "io farm more perfect UNION,
-huh Justice, insure domestic tranquility,
.udc fur common defence, promote the gen,
.rI welfare, and secure the blessings Of lbrr.
I iD ourselves aud our postrrty, may 90
I.. na.N n flUtst
nofSpycfy into trrftorY nov free, aud o.
..Uah slavery and thr slave Trade WHEREBY.
fu'bcf exists under the JuusdiriloU of CONG
100
Received, That our Senators aud Rrprcscu
1ry,s 40 Congress be- requested g. resist, hy
tU aus ryru constitutional ihthns, 1hc ctrn
si.n Off, S.IFrrv in Huy manner, whrthtl by
Mo- .ru.,ilpn a. slivcholdng Texas ui irt.
r.f.f. r.v if'r, 90 ht 'hr ld.ui.sInp 90 th, fn
1900 0f t0rinrY already acquired, "f which
n,. boz hereafter ncqulFrd, without uu ,Nptrfs
r'.uh ton ~ slavery, ciihrr ~ the Cunsliu
0f each new State asking Admission. NJ
r'ht oct of Cuu&tNs providing tor such nd.
n.tnn. 800
Received, further, That our Senators md
grlU. Uf1tvps va ConEfcvV be- requested a.
.4Hi..it DFstt iuat aud -PFuAral- i4i4augr- L4t
.r'Nr'u-.ou 90 slavery from the District of
i.uaY'IIl 1or thr tuiIf" suppression &C th,
'r,- isrHt' on the h,ish sees and Nhaf,p.f.
'.ir Congress has iurHdiCiioui uud;grurrLly,
relieve the Federal Government from alI
possibility for thocNisiruce, maintenance,
Tolerance of Slavery, or ihc traffic iu slaves
Resolved, further, That our Senators in
Congress- be- instructed and our Representa-.
sgucAird 90 10" their c,ctiiuns Cor the
dy organization Ola Tctriotbl Govern.
c.,ul iYf New McSico aud Cuhiufniu, with
ar.g'uuu forever excluding involuntary scr.
y'o'., except for crirur, rl,rfrftom.
k...yod, That the Governor b. requested
% furnish copy of the foregoing resolutions
lor.Dh % our Senators and Representatives.
~ Congress, and 10 tho Governor af each
Co. m the Union. /
Approved, November 18th, ISIp.
g. ss RESOLUTIONS Rclutivr 20 Slavery ~ .
.'t- District Ut Colnmhiu md on the High
'.'', aud ON the application of the ord.
n1'cc 81 l7s7
4.i--,ert, bv the Senate and House Of Rep |
i"hauvcs, That our Senators in Congress
.r'lctrd and our Representatives request |
,t introduce a resolution Mt It's next session, ,
directing the appropriate committee IN each /.
'Hn"b n our National Legislature 10 report /
3 '.I io prohibit the traffic iu slaves IN the /
.hfitct Of Columbia, ana ou the high .r1s;-
'"u bill To- repeal all laws that lrgnlizc Slay.
Hyio the District Of Columbui--and that on
nt resolution they demand the yeas aud nays
Resolved, That our Senators IN Congress be-
'N'urtrd and our Representatives dcqurstcd,
n use ihcir influence by direct vote, when.
7ctau opportunity shall occur, 10 procure the
'iT.aluon Of the Ordinance Of 1857 10 all
"y"" acqulrcd territory belonging to the 4.
blrG STATES
Received, ThatIlis Exccllcncy the GOV.
,'''r be- requested to transmit copy of the
a'ctalng resolutions TO each of the Senators
'ad N"pcscntatvcsNol Congress.
Ma CLAY,-On Friday night, this di,liu.
ral'hcd Wing statesman was houorcd with
Z z-ienadc ~ Ae~ Netk-hy nad.Hasit2s- eel
'vmled Comet Band. A lnrge concoursc of
people soon assembled, aud MIR Clay appear
a. at HE duor and was received with deBfen-
Eehrcrs. lie made II short speech. The '
-S---+--+-t AN--t7t--r-rr-rr--
"NIt Clay dwell. for n moment particular.
on the chief ohjeot of his mission to Con
.tss This winter, which was to fulfil his du-
y 10 his country, not to seek further honor. I
N"nni he especially his great object to pre- t
-1c llG Eninn, -mh ich-Le considered part,--i
Mount to every. thing else" ',
Nlw PosT OFFIcE.-A new Post Office .
"a, Nrrn established IN Crafishury, which is ,
L!"u f.1>t Crnltshury. J. w. Simpson is ,
Io'hled Westminster there. This Post office
- 'or"ten on What is commonly known az ,
Lr"''eh"rt East Hin.
F""'nary' Consumption has until within A
20" years, been generality considered incur. G
'r, although many utrdtcnl mon Of thu.