Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-17

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G.a,. ,,'s C.'',J VPFos"'oh, Amos 49,. VIZ
,'o'' VIC ', I;na nc amendments VI w. ,Io
w., ~ noa 90 70 MAKE the NUM- Jon,aI
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40 my wan oo nNoy ~ '""'I oo'i'e uooa.0 VI
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WE" ''c wv" iio"Se'' u 50 ,'''S "',' oo u'i'
,o't"'"'c' as VIC passage mas "neauy Vcc" "e
'aEVu "iuc. longer ''ia'' 1t si'ou'u nave pee"'
NO' having '''o Po"T' :" W !" wv P'oVco at
ttc 0''Iie u'he' anu oe'iS uWd'tnB i" t'C
House lhe expected speech Oh Mr. WlhlhroP' l
was not aoIe TO De present u 'hc senate cnalh'
Der 10 near 'he report OF 'hs committee OF tar-
zen, "' "n,Ch was fedu ny us ciiair'l'an' NJ
Gay you VIII nave received II wleh ''il'
reaches you. hecu HUI therefore give lo"
synopsis OF us points, OF an account oi ila re-
commeniat'ons, No' nteu 90 SO, even IL you
mad not the document ot'ore yop' IL IS IN no
wise Inherent from whal we nave already oco'
lore"arhed; even before 'he 'hlFteetl were APP
pointed 'hat II would De- Long oelorc 'lc So
.ethh farce was gone 'hrogh WIN u! aPPoinh'-
ing th's committee, the result U, the,r oe"oc-
'"''"S W was P'oho"''Cei u oc io'es1'c
cohc!uSoh' Inc result mas III no,!llns us
aPPohteu me nc admission Oh Ctl.lolh'd-
'ai o'iIS giving slaVery an equal c''a'lIe
WI" Iccuo'", anu plop'sltloh " SNt tut
lexas territory she does no own, ana mlI'l )h'
VI uollars u compensate he lor not uelhanu'he
more, are maze one DiIi. Aao'her colhOIhe'
Masons sIaVe-ca'chlng OIL, win certain
amendments TO IT. which give in the person
claimed as slave the right to trial by jury
whenever the claimant may rcoidc) with anotlI-
err aboshng The slave.trade in the District OF
Columbia.
There is nothing in either Of these proposed
combinations, to remove, oLvlato or soften the
objections so often and so justly urged against
either the territorial bills or the fugitive slave
bills. ihe one ell 1ctudIly repeats the lnhlD'-
ton OF slavery and opens the door to 1t, lhc
other retains all the great sources OF complaint:
the nlracuons OF our right OF haGeaS corpus ana
trial by Jury at home lhe substitution OF lhc
latter abroad, perhaps thousands OF miles from
friends and kindred, Is OHt mochery instead
Of a substantial COMPROMISE. Bat 1t Is not nee
ccsHary that should dWeII upon the dement,
and the faults OF these schemes, for the demon
Il ~ re l.
a'ors, seem to establish the fact that tbs whole
affair is blown sky high, and has not the Sigh
test chance OF becoming law wrote You "A
day or two since OF the prevalent rumor that
Ak Southern Senators secuted The whole thIng
The result has shown that the rumors were
well founded that aHnoGncod refusal on the
part Of certain Southern Senators to abide
by the action OF THIS committee. Only The
number OF recuaants has proved larger even
than was then stated, ana II Is not known That
all nave yet declared thenseIVes,-p "t II Is now
stated thal zen southern Senator's nave refused
TO aoue ny tlieSG c' me. ''noH3n '''y
III i;l, VI '''0 Oo'''-
"i',.ce VI '"''U'n .,. N. 11,,,
we n''y wVus', WIN ",iI' . .,e',
southern ia''"''oe wants ny "'''u ',''i!N
'hat lH'S Sc"e''c c'"o'"o' " '''o'i' enough !"
all conscience ''o'r' l'' '''o't, "'@u any "'c''
true TO iFetuUlh "'u ' ne. MN, ~ WI" a9'cc ~
grant 'hcm. rt' ""c oNNpI W'''' ,'Vy no"
hoId ont ,' p,Nue'' oI iioIg 1t - no' e''I"s'
That lhc ifec "'"tc " C"'''"'''' must W nun
parcu WIN Il" ','.'4uon - s'H'tiy - e"Ic'
New Me~lGo' 1t Is "1' tuoue.'' 'n". 10 Io"S
ana an]HS'y uttr'!tu au'''.'@'.o ,,,'',y o' At
coll1'uoHa' VII" 'Hc ocu,"1 ~ (" % an ~, VIC
richest ana n'os' 'a'u"p'c u"o' GA II'o ltIo
Grande, ana paying h'F 'i'"'o''s VI eo,'t'S lTi
an almost desert Was't-m "rt'nt' 81 ""'T''
Texas h IS any more l9h''"' c'd'"' 'uIh sue
has to Ca'lIo'hia' IL Is not "S''' '""t We
committee resc''u '"e r's"' Vi , ,T corpus
and trai ny jury al hoilP' l"e'e are not
enough, though thclf acceptance WouIu as
honor ana disgrace Inc NV'th' ana cover Us
with everlasting shame ana '9"olh,hy' no
they must have more. we must nave all o.
California below 80 50, says one we must
have the recognition OF the f'Eht OF slavery t.
goinio New MeZlco made palmer, says aho'hcr
We must have no lnpedlhen'S III 'he way Of
kidnapping, says, virtually, mr.. bor'ahd' we
must have evry thing we ASK ior' says DAYS
Of Mississippi.
10 all present appearances there never was
such complete lallure As 'n'a '',c'hpt u CON-
promise has proved. n sooner had the report
been read than nine Senators, i've OF whom
roro mpmbprs of the Committee, rose success