Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-04

stand ~ the lnlon as u was formed and ln
seeking In Prcyen, the further extension Of
slavery, and especially into territory nov ircc
tbCy do not understand that they are iniung.
inc upon the constitutional OF just rights Of
the south They share IN ihc sentiments nj
widely entertained by the patriots aud sacc-
OF the Revolution, tha, the institution of ia.
vcry is cur>o to any people who would b,
free. They sull entertain 'ho hopc-and, a'
lhry luok through a vista ui wears, they fancy
iheN ~, the hand of Providence, preparing che
way-ior 6ual and total emancipation. but
thcy do no, cNpec, this great work will b. ac.
compli-hcd IN violation of the Constitution. ct
in Che ,gbycrslon Of the rights Ot the South.
The, do not cNpcc, the institution will ever
n abolished ,Nccptby The action of ihc State,
Wherein % now oHls,s. Tbr opinions ,hlt0'
~ ,hr North entertain Iu relation io ,ho evils
uf slavery. lr, uut new with u, w uhsr-
rt,J tbru ryu. uur lib,rs. Nhu transmitted
th,m tu u-. a, thc, drd Oh, duc,un,s and bru-
,rr- Of u, Revelation. The same uprurun.
.Urrr IrTlb D., t., ab'r,i 1ud most distinguish
rd statesman 'i th, >ooih And here would
'sA rrn''r''' ct ua' section 0" T1"~. h'i"'
rh,, further geo. auj tell mc shat apropu1-
u"u '1'' have made OF these Opinions -.
-r, h.'"rr hr' 400, more drrd' 'nd ''"'un''
rI. \ur. for tIlIr hU-iIiK tu slavery. HnI
~, 'Ni'n,l'n INTO ifr' ''n'i"r'' would '.f
Goo Know 'o what u,, ihrv have assigned '..
inheritance From tr' ruwui opinions a'-
uv-r du., rNpr.--d ui'u Goo, loor b, -ru-
H-m.1 from rlat section. should imagine
'Hr' hhr 'Hr .'"'hiu' servant. have huuri %
100 i.. earth. i"t''h'T with '.. recollection "'
10, rN.,r..r.. NrHr H'" '"'d ''1t slavery
..H rua' h.r,,Ir- --u'' "nN io '." vh~-
rar q. iu. blacks, '.af % ls uro,,,lr, FEB "ar
-r.a' 1, ',r.l b, nnr ra'nra' r>r-frner 'tat
..t.-....--a, tna.. -..s.' -o...n. "ai f..
Iu.H .,.-trar.. ra.r % .. ar ru.r'uuonni0..
rrs aH-r. sanctioned o., ts >,rWus- auJ
morality. 1ud 900 rrr'rrt hrmuu, with ,h.
,mr. and s,n.u,oi narm-unnons ol govern.
nn' \"'.'.. "aI i..' D e'r w' w.
auuarI dissent ani, 300 '..r n-.' place, rrgly
'rat 'hr rn-cP'0' "i slavery arr 100 conflict
".'' human '.in'' '.i human ''.''''.''' '' '''
mr.H 1"' a.'H"l 'H 'h' 'I..' '"....'' '...'.
HIHum.u HH,r'F 'hr Declaration 90 lutUpru.
Jr... and. ru th, p.Ni rI,rr. tI,at tH,..,. 1-.
........f f....-....... .r....-,. ..r.. ,.E.r.
r.'i.t.' ""'' ''N. hn'iI'' are D" ''"i'''
with OBJ" views OF Washington, Jefferson.
Npf.,lr. auI . b,l,l vi other eloquent uams-
.f obi. ~..,l ella, ,t,-r ,i.- ,r..r. ..,i ..r-
Country.
have already -'.u 'IIr institution ul SLAVE
r, .afuar aIih ths muUamrut.,I rsuu~ipl..
.., r. U.,.I.r...r ,r, unmarried ,r rh..
,t
n'f'' 300 'h' N"ulh. Vt. ''.''.''. .' % ''''
.u#rt-.Hr Tu fh, ~"uHtr u' i." ur.' State.
.. F.t.-... .,f ,b.tt..r.II.I -rYiI.ru rrrIr..
r.. p...t.-.,... .r......
'.n.'..' 1000 '..''..' '''-''''' '' ''''' '''.
Itrr, lud ,yn,yr-Nr 90 civilization 1ut rwnu
r.,rumrrt
,t...-........ ,..f.,,.l 81. M rl,,.,,.
Ht
.r-,.l t.,,, a N ,,,..,, l.,,,, ,t... .,r.,..
...,.. r.I.,...l LII, r..,,..l I.,
.-'' NJ -. .rt - -.
..r I.t-.,. .. a.. 'n,JI.., '.,.l I..l.., w.
ward 'r''r"'l Cd" ,n,..'. , ',l moral o,',.'i-
r,., - a." - I...r,, 5nJ ..,r,I,,, l.ror
rp.,,.,b man iu,t,ad of alI mrn. anil aII
rli,-,, and descriptions, boiuc equally entitled
'o 'h'm, 'he' are h'ch pr'i', '' '' ""n' ,,'
''', '' '.'.' .',',, ,'., wv I' ~"
..-. 1r, A., ms, J,TrgI Il, i. on1. and
when won tir, m,,,i difficult 90 D, preserved
They have h',n made vastly more 30 hN
'h' dangerous 'ri'' ] nav, NV. a',''p''u U" ~
- VI, h,.h "m,I,,,,.. b.Iorr,5 q, p,sn ,,,rb.
GU, riF1r, To- acquire rhcm. and 'o all clualI,
alike, rccnrilrss oi their intellectual or m"r-
'i o'n''u'o. i"' '''"i IS,'l'N l." 20
,,J =. -, nn nm ,,i,bput rrrarl An f,p..,
,.,byr To acquire or maintain liberty, lha, un-
bounded and individual liberty supposed io
u'''ns ." man in 'n' IN l'''''i Yea. '.u '',,'
,,.'',I ,'', " i,,.,,, ,nJ ,,,,l,,,,.n and
\. DOING murr a, prcSrut. than aIl other caus, ,
combined. While % ls powerful Co pgIl down
-'',,u.' .',,, !, 7, ,,,,' ',,',, - ,,,'-' w. =,
I limy reading and Observance ct passed 'nd
passing events o. correct tins i' The mt time
ln th' history ct our Government when any
statesman in either branch 'i Compress OF
rmlnenov aud character hA' "l'"N a'' '''
rcct.y rcpudn'ed, aN a fundamental rrTor' the