The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-14

notice bill grant public lands to the State OF Ken
lucky the Of internal Improvements and the
House adjourned
tgtl3 R3ts Conduct Of Vermont. FIJI
We hear Of but one sentiment among all the friends OF
order, law. and the constitution, respecting the unwar-
rantabc and outrageous conduct OF Vermont We need
not say that that sentiment is unmi,igated unqualified
reprobation The only wonder ia, under what influences
her late law was passed-what the circumstances
attending it--who was the moverwho the endorsers-
whetherthere was any debate, any opposition to it, We
have received several Vermont journals since its passage
and to this moment we have not seen line in their
columns except the dsgacefuI act itself We have seen
variety OF articles in the public North as well
South. from Maine to Geogia-ps oesting. dsclaiming
denouncing the monsrous enactment For the present,
we confne ourselves to the three following extracts
prom the Washington correspondent Of the Tmes
@ III M t3f s WARRINGTON. Dec. s,
The movement in Vermont has surprised and disguised
dtss ihe@.sivss Tie slave BID seHainy I'M
Slave case ever occurred in Vermont II is ceftanly not
likely at any will within the next ten years The late
act tho Vermont legislature, therefore, is wanon
outrage the feelings Of our southern brethren just at
ime too when they sufficiently rrilated and require
ures The ael HE o. Vermont cleaily uncon
siiutoas and has been freely 70 BY The dee
regrens passage an act Of folly while Senator
Phelps, whose iawlearnng Is not interior 10 that OF any
here Washington, denouEces u In the unquai-
fled terms. as tho offspring OF ignorance, stupidity, and
iI. asy a,
qusie little Stale has sent here lie seems have
the ss.Idess Peosssss q The Vermont es.
northern wh,gey took especial delight 70 carp a. every
H aa Soy boys Green Mosnlsia boysi ''' ''a''
There Is no DANCE. Of Ms Sewmd and his miserable
ss s a ss
attempt is INV being made OF separating the tree-soi
So ~ o ao can ,s whs,ess they may do they w
do their peril The attempt 20 repeal or modify the iu
gitvesave bill will succeed In either house, and Mr.
Seward will make issue with the President and
administration on this OF any other score III
modidcaion OF H. II the warehouse system main
taned instead ofsuerng y % 70 70 decay then an add
specific number years; but all attempts force pro-
tecive system under any gnise Whatever In the county
must necessarily fail. assdi s1aBss 20! 10 ai
From the washington correspondent Of sun
The members from Vermont seem greatly worried with
their cgatnre's practical They lay The blame
far more dsieiaiaed hsieriaw men than the mass d
The sudden change in the tactics Of Governor Seward
and his supporters gives rise much speculation
The Knowing ones attribute g wholly disposition on
BILE the SOUTH and the silver of the
holding States. Judged that. with the exception
no o,hsr elected whis sep forward max 4 viz
attack upon any portion q the message NJ NJ.
other can possibly result Ia inducing eir political
brethren win them In the coming presidential
succeed The ysw and Toom6. VIII po %
bly, govern abe action Of the .suhern wings, whose political
thinking he does by himself IN great msasure He 10
by far Inc most effective leader the southern Wig party
have had within the last cnty years do look on
Henry Clay sectional ieaderios such he has been
at any period in his long career statesman 1s,
frrom the correspondsncs Of the Baltimore SUM
1884 I. t.5is4A 81 SAVANNAH, Dec Y, 1861.
elegraphic report has reached here the lcgi,la
tnfc OF Vermont adopted resolutions nullifyng
.slavc IL this be true, and any consider
with Vermont, tho gTdian knot viii have been cut,
and the Union ssu,der Upon this point there !,
doubt has always seemed 70 me dicuit thing 20 d,s-
tain chains which bind the North and south tcgchcr b
repeal fugitive slave a Yet the northern ieHares
people nulify u, and u may DO done with the greatest
when read OF perilous lourneys among the higher
Alps, where single shout Of laughter will loosen small
mass Of snew 20 lsger nan nan. hand nnl which, ere
down, increasing VI size thousand fold every moment
un ibe fearful avalanche buIies the laughter aud plain
IN an ICY sepulchfe iorcyer N1 u tle4 rsEr
The South will stand still and wait the action Of the north
and the governme IL the fugitive law Is nu
lihed people Will not busef about il, but will
visions aud ~ " a 70 do this, they viii then proceed to
provide Tor theit own security Union and Ill
will unite in such cour.c. 1*
The body polite u IN the condition 81 broken limb
which has teen Though IL may n been
the satisfaction Of all parties. indeed well Il mght
heat would not OILY IL wore, bat endunger the
whole body. There roticei problem clearer than
thsa ne fashfpt obss,vawcs 81 che Co'nromtss Is The
Oar STAT. convention will assemble on next Tuesday the
10 instanL usoless to Speculate upon what will
he probable action, lcw days viii al doubt
upon that head, twiu not be likely 70 remain IA session
longer Than week
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