The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

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Tasrsday even,aE- c"snp,,fprn'ssy 10
llDa, MAs~,soIor ljtxr. tire I.osr'.
ses es~~s ~ sk~s ss.se. ---e~ ~ ~.
y~ceA~s ~eSe ,iss-sin~-i srh snrn, Il
'ssn ~,~ Hria whis t,'iae3iA.'. tor
,nasnce. Mr.. Mstwe}l. the Nee b"ft
Eoilssscs. Congratulated the ."s''.t',
efsu. the sicassn e t.cyefysps ~ ''p
~osld carry tot ihe p,'setpiss 81 tasF
SD Wcbsrr-~-ef tas,t and 81 I'nt,"-
sss." Msss, strange spss9n al mtn
Ard a ,deA. TisY veg,d ,pd,rsss y
.ssv II i.ssascsi mIiicn,an, a. al hstd
Isi. extraordinary spccch brought az
Ne Rss snoa3. Il the Cafirscf and Ia
as,ros. ssso male i.oio -sooi'd Wing
,gsech. We ~oAid iiie 40 gave the
whole ~ Il to our readers. but oUi
.rs,e ksiA.a.. Ne muu cop,cni our
.-isa. with a fw citfsrs, lie .ali ~-
iivna,ls hal i.ecn dropped Si,'.h
h,n.ej ri a tis',nc;ion bctacen tho
BIsg y'srtv. and the party u me Z"
f@s. LIE Ln,v no such dltinriIon --
rod hr woai nat a,lon IT la lse NAL"
sliion i,at,t~si,n; sgain.t n. lie had
aiwsy, regarded the a'll-tsit2 Of thc
nion o., only 10 is secured iy ,he a..
e.t,Aaney Il abe VIII. parry. tie had
a,~ays icok II upon Wing princ'pl"s OF
ihe tntoH. lie had always believed
that all Tho measures 81 lie Wings were
neasef-s al ihc | mon --- that thr,
~ooghi the Interests. and respected H.,
rights, snd consulted tie tcrl'ngs
II every State nnd every section They
~err in favor of internal Improvements,
ia the whole Union They were for
adequate protection io the labor of III"
Whole tnion. Their crrsi men ~rr,'
inrn al the Union, nnl H. had "! 20
see 90 hear a. the fret net q: tie Wig
itariy ahirli warranted the uspiciou
ii,a, they wsrc uhfs,lhful to the T. mon.
ur uumindfUl Ia those obligations whIrh
to. Constitution imposes upon every
section. for the welfare and the honor
81 the Whole.
t,on the tariff. upon internal I'M
prove 3enis upon The limitations Of ii"
Executive power. upon the indcpen-
drncc 81 The si-la,urc, upon the Sfc n,
general principles of liberty and ct re-
pohlieani.n,, the Wing parry Of the | n.
non i unit. Y,n II the South ard Of
,he Nouh--~msn II the En-, and Of the
West. stand together upon these great
questions, ~ which we have an equal
Interest Bu, slavery i. local gucs-
toe. And Nc must permit the most
FIRE. and entire deveinpmcn, of lpcsi
Uniimc nj uInn it. j! is not this dictate
& common sense j. no, this the princi.
PIE upon which the Wing party has al
ways stood hiihcr,ot Who is fool
enough 10 suppose that a Wig in Yer
mon, aud Wing in South Carolina
can stand upon the same platform, and
|sold the same sentiments. and be ami
mated by the same spirit, in regard Ia
tbs local institution Of slavery: And
when has 50 absurd requisiiion beer
deemed essential 10 the harmony and
the nationality Of the Wing party
We have always conceded TO Southern
Wing. She right to hold their own opin
IONS concerning slavery. We hav,
mover dreamed of exaciing from then
coincidence with The sentiments @
Wigs in Massachusetts,. or Vermont
TER New York. upon the subject. WI,
then should they, or their friends an,
allies here, now demand Of Us sub
tcrir,,on 10 thar creed. or assent t,
their views in regard to slavery
Upon this subject Mr. r. said that
While he would preserve nvola,c ever,
right Of The Sou,h--whilc lie wouI,
permit them TO entertain such views a
they deemed jus, and essential tn th"i
Interests concerning slavery, and woul'
resist every attempt. come from whs,
quarter II might, 10 interfere with ,hei
rights or 10 transcend the guarantees q
the Constitution in regard to them
lac did not, nevertheless. feel a, liber,,
10 forget Tia, the North had rights. a
we'll as The Southland that they ais
were entitled 10 respect and Difference
lie would moi denoanet Southern Wig
for their opinions he would not con
cede any mans right to denounc
Nor,h.rn Wh,g- for theirs. The Nor,
and ibe South stand upon an equal foot
ing in this respect. He would tan
ju.t as fru,ly for Southern as for North
efn r'eh's---bu, no more So. When tn
Nerih ,hall exact from southern me
asscn, TO their views concerning SLAYER,
OR when the South shall rcqgir
Northern men 10 moiify, or suppress.
their opinions upon it,--,hen, and IA
all then, viii il be found impossible 4,
stand together upon common platform
Local sentiment upon local SUBJECT,
ma's be recognized. tolerated and n
spec'ed- And upon lha, basis alon
car The unity and harmony OF til,
Wig party be secured.
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