The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-03-19

| eNds IS III, with all her territories rs
; slave State with a solemn pledge that if sh
is divided into many States thpse State
may come in rs slave States south Of SO dec
80 min, how are we to deal with this sub
ject know no way Of honorable lcgi,la
ton but, when the proper time comes 70
The enactment, 10 carry into effect all tina
we have stipulated to do. do not entire l,
agree with my honorable friend from Ten
ncssee (Mr. Rell,) that, rs soon as the TINT
comes when she is entitled 10 another Rep
tcscniaiiyc. we should create Il new State
The rule in regard 10 it take to be this
that when we have created new States ou
Of territories, we have generally gone uror
the idea that when There is population en-
ou2h TO form State sixty thousand or some
such thing, we would create State but il
is quite different thing when State is Iii
vidcd, and two or more States made out oil
it, 1t does not follow, in such case, that
the same rule Of apporionmcnt shoua lie
applied. That however, is matter for the
consideration of Congress, when The proper
time arrives. may not then be here.
| may have TO Notu to Give on the occasion
hnt | wish it to be distinctly understood to-
day, thai according 10 my view of the mat
ter, this Government is solomnly pledged by
law to create new States out of Texas with
her consent, when her population shall iusii-
~ such a proceeding and so far as such
states are formed ont OF Texan territory
/ 'E'"S s'"'n % 90 u'S' 10 MN, 10 iet them
come in as slave States. That is the mean
Ing OF the resolution which our friends, the
Northern Democracy, have left US 10 fulfil ;
and !, for ono, mean TO fulfil it, because l
will not violate the faith of the Government.
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