Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-31

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The two Governments az not undertake TO- noo-
Iru Suar.y III "'i "...', u ,i,i yi,i,, i, ths
whole extent of Texas, and ris s., continue to exist
unless abolished by the State Itself nulcss Texas
shall consent 10 the oraat4n Of new state eniireig
norm OF ~ urt 81 ,'1, & NIX iiol to
;,t rr,,, ne cr,,in5 into The I1nion With slavery
and GOOD faith To the south requires chat she s'lo
Insist upon the terms of the compact. SIR, irNla
VIII stand up to me On IN t +t.oa' mn
l,r ~, ,n, # .;ot her bnuInrv tit her
rihts MS n southern State under the res ,utions OF
annexation, ,hll lee iwHlrrd 10y Introducing within
her limits iI' PdH'r'. VI ut .' 500, "'l9 S"'''! "
guaranteed % "'' 's ''' 'o''''''
1t is now settled how Texas will sand mp to
TIE Soa'h. VIII the gonlIemtn take some
proper occasion 10 tell US how she will stand up
to the N0rhi
That is in keeping with an iniimation gjvcn
in the Senate, by Mr.. FoorE, just six days be
fore, that no State would ever be formed ont OF
that territory the whi of whose crritoria'
domain will be located north of the line "t 80
deg. 80 min All which being interpreted,
means this: Whenever that part of Texas is
formed into State, it will be united with a
portion of territory south OF SO 80, ard that part
south OF 36 3O-though only ro d i'll width
will determine the character OF the whole new
State, making it Il Slave State. lon have now
almost the entire Safe Ct Missouri for ,avery
north of 3G 80. You design, contrary to an
express contract, u have deg 81 'n'h' OF
Texas notth OF mat !'hr' Tor 'ne same p"rloIe
now fu' 1t 10 'l'I gel''Ie,p"n' IL t"a' - '!"' ,n
Ia'r lHi''tuce anu t'e 'e" 'ht"''',4 VI "o '''
guage W.. iio"AHD rose ID his pace h"I
assen'ed'] Inc gentleman aascnts. And
ask him to show me, IN Tue whole history OF
tIis GoVernmet', snch an instance OF aN"iH'e'
compact Texas voluntarily maze th@' 9'cu-''
her own representative no" Do!d'y nec'afe'
That she Goes not mean 10 keep II. Nth INA
gentleman, any u'her approving S"cN condur'
turn roHhI ana tax "oo"' = dWn9 justice "'''
standing ~ com PROMISES lac genus
le%as Is IioIuc' L nat W Is TIE ul''t o''|,''
thought 81 'his session IL II was cCnlScu D!
the gentleman IRON MafyidnG' lM'' mCi'ANL'
III regard TO ulI D'''t'c. ne says vi 20"
eres' sn"'I a"o,''h slavery III '''G D''''.ci
t"Inmo'' NdfyIaHd cou'd resume Her Jur'su
ton over the same her courts, her processes
ana her"cona'aOie', are al al c"ih,hahu' al"
even hef m'l'ia' we mao SUI p'9-u 't''' Oon
ureSS nGu exclusive jurisdiction over tHlS ltTi