Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14
TIE HER AID.
Thursday Evening. March IA.
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Congressional Proc ceilings &C.


r,asacl With taatsa men': hich has char
a-;,i d the scsscn for n" ra,, two
n5nts Were We to ABORT he f. ta'eoIo-
- rS'd ,, ,ae tcpor = OF !r'ccs cYrrcnt
sh,ul sy Of Cong'e.s, m aisance,
dl.! inatIye. bu; steldy aud tb's report
&c i'kc TO b" complimentary, rs according
TO COMMON remark the word rc1dv, could
hafd'y tie applet TO consres: out Of a bus
iness roroi o.. this character
The S'avrry question linsns rs t now
does on tie admission OF Cali urua 10 the
Union, still oy.rfiles all Others. All tho
grca, men (par cxcelenco) Save Seward
and Ccrwin, from Clay down 10 hangman
Foo.e we believe we can't get lover
have given expression to their sentiments
on his cyci'iog qecstion. and there seems
to be only one small d fii:u,y TO The final
and satisfactory arrangement of The whole
mater. This difficulty arises from the
fact that each one Of these great men, wan,
to make the compromise IN accordance
with their own particular plan, and thc 'poo-
pie hlving few objection. to all these
plans, the smaller luminaries tina, circle
round The greater lights fluid themselves
in a somewhat embarrassing position the
noise and confusion disturbing many and a
6 neral doub. being expressed generally
as to where shall we Co."
Now, as we have before sail. it is DIFF.
fcut mater for q Sc, Of honest men to
compromise principle! - greedy and
ambitions poll icians who want their turn
now, - old party hacks who like Oliver
Twis', yet want more" ard the butterfly
politicians Of an hour my be induced to enter
into Amos, any compromise that may be
offered But a. well nigh, any man or any
So, OF men attempt to put back the hand
upon the dial plate Of time roll back the
,jdc-or stay the fool, as to change The
scu,mo n, Of New England, and We may
say the entire free moth, on this question
The time has gone by for ihis-and to those
who would now head off or stave of the
question we have only to say,--you are
too late
Preferences may b., and doub,l' IS will be
given, as matter Of choice, as 10 The DIFF
(, rent opinions given, and The different pro.
posals made for a settlement or compromi Sc
Of this vcyed question; aui If the pr nci.
pl Of the Wismot pfoviso OF the ordinance
of 81 is to be- abandoned in the admission
Of California we have little hesitation in
expressing ,hc belief thai the plan proposed
by Gen Taylor will take priced nee over
al others. The compromise proposed by
Mr. Clay, did honor TO his head and hear;
and coming as it did from Southern man.
and a slave holder, il was a noble Offering
We wish we could say as much for New
Eneland's distinguished som Daniel Web :
sier, Bot in view Of his pos,tlcn, as taken
in bis last great speech, Ibis We canno, DO
In our humble belief he has made a far
worse han 'Pachougc" affair of this
matter and tia, be can SUSAN himself ia
New Eng!and--or even in Ma.sac huseus in
his position IS no. possible.
Bu, wha! reason has been given a. yet
, Tor the abindoamrnI Of the Wilmot Proyiso
or the orjinlrcr OF 81 u? We have never
beard bat one, or rather ono coupled with
anoter viz, there is no occasion for j, as
! Cal.fornia mus! Of necessity DC free State,
aud therefore it Is ctucl 10 shock the ncryes
OF our Southern friends by The introduction
OF any such principle into the rms Of thar
admi!,ance Now for one, as q humble
isb2rer in tho Wing free soil vinyard we
object 10 all ihs In common with the
Wing bro hcrhood We alvocaed thi, doc.
thine in SIS and long byfore. and we shall
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