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Sullivan Railroad,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


ON and after WEDNESDAY, November II, lsa9, the
~ Passenger Trains will run as follows, viz. -
Leave Windsor for bellows Falls, Boston, Lowell,
New York, &c al AS A, NJ. and 70 r. NJ, (ths
second train on arrival OF trains from Montpelier
and Wells Rver0 and arrive at Boston at 3P. NJ:
and P ".
Leave Bellows Falls for Windsor a, 70. 10 and
AIS NJ. or on arrival OF trains from Boston.
Leave Boston for Fchburg Railroad depot for
Charleston, Claremont Windsor, Wells River, &c,
and tor Montpelier and Waterbury, (26 miles from
for Charestown, Claremont and Windsor Al IL
A. NJ.
The Trains leaving IVindsor at 745 A. M. and
Boston at IL 4. NJ. connect with no trains North Of
Windsor
Both Trains connect each way with Lowell,
Nashua and Worcester Trains at Groton Junction.
Passengers from New York by evening boats 10
Norwich, may connect with FIRST tram from Boston,
al Groton Junciion.
way OF New Haven Hartford, Springfield and North.
ampton, may lodge al Bralteboro, and proceed the
ext morning, by Stages, 20 miles TO Walpols ana
then take cars Tor the Moth, as above. 4
Passengers for New York by Trains leavirx
Windsor at 10. Top. NJ, may 60 by way OF Walpols
Brattleboto, Northampton, Springfield and New Ha.
ven--or by Groton function, Worcester and Nor.
witch, and arrive in New York by Steamboat EARL
the next morning. "a
Fare from Windsor to New York es7s.
Freight trains leave Windsor end Boston daily.
A CATTLE TRAM leaves Montpelier and We
River every Tuesday morning and by way of Win
SOB, kELSs, &c, and arrives at PoRrER's, ubI
nearest Sta ton 20 the BRIsB1oN CATTLE NISxrr
early "Wednesday morning
THoNAst :. WILLIAMS, supd
Chsl,'sicvn \ II, oc, 30, lsi. r2sf
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scrsnia Cared.
rhis esracsts eonens''siy proves tsi ihis sstsrsh
10 hiss perfect control ths mnt obstinate daeSses 81
tho Blood Three Psrsous cured in house 10 unPTse
dsntsd.
Dr. Tow nsenJ Dear sir hsvs the pleasure Inform
ysu hrss Of chiran have heen cnrad Of hs sero
hs by the Of your nxcnllsni mscns They -srs AZ
Actsd severely with bad sores have taken hur bot
lies; IL took thsp away. for ~hsh feel mysef spdsI
great obligation.
ISAAC w. GRAIN, 100 wsos,srs,.
OpImIsus Of PhysIeIssS.
Dr. Townsend 10 almost daily receiving ordss hoD
Physicians 10 different psrts Of tho Union.
This 10 to certify that ~s. the uudsrsgnsJ PhysicaRs
Of the City Of Albany have IN numerous case. Prserbsd
Or. To~n-smds ssrs@para sud bBlsvs il to he ono Of
H. r PUIING MI, J. VII SON, MD II r. BRIGGS
Y. D.. T. u. EI.MENDORF, ND Albssy, April 1871
CAUTsOy.
Owing 10 the grsnt success aud immsnss sale OF Dr.
Townssbd's sars~paria number Of mrn who we're for
msrly our Agents have commenced making S.rsaparlls
Extracts EiIirs Bttsr., Extracts OF yellow Dock &c
They generally put il up in the same shaped bottles and
come them hsve stolen aud copied advertisements
None genuine unless signed by s. r. Townsend.
N. v; R.ddins Co, State street BOSTON; Dyou
Sons 1872 North Second str.st Phiadsphia g. lanes.
Druggist, Baltimore r Cohen chars.'os Wrsh,
Albany sud by all the priueipsl Druggist. snd Mer'
ehsns generally throughout the United States Wes indes
and the Csnsdas.
Theodore 4. Peck, Apothecary and Druggist Bur
lington. VI; Redding Il Co, State street, Boston
S s. Honce, Druggist, Baltimore DIVA & Co
Richmond p. NJ Cohen Charleston Wright &Co
ISL Chartres street, New Orleans; los South Pear
street, Albany; r, Van Bu.kirk, cor OF Broad and
Market street, Newark, n. j.; and by all the prnci-
pal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the United States West lndiesand the Canadas
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Cattle Show & Fair,
Law and Land Office.
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.

nRURY & FLINT, ATTORNEYS AND
IL CouscILLoRs AT Law and SOLICITOR. IN CHAN
Gerry.
ERAsrus W DRuRy, (of the late firm OF Drury &
Eastman)
EpwIN FLINT.
Messrs. d. l. F. will practice in all the Courts in
the State, and give special attention TO collecting and
securing debls. They have business connections
formed throughout the State of Wisconsin Northe IN
Illinois and Eastern Iowa They viii also attend 10
the purchase aud sale OF Lands the payment OF Taxes
the location of Land Warrants, the examination OF
Land Titles, &c
The most satisfactory references will be given TO
our correspondents in Sey York, Boston, Baltimore,
Philade phia, Washington City. and most of the
principal cities.
Refer to Hon Milo l.. Bennett. Asahrl Peck. Esq.
p. X Pangbon, Smalley & Phelps, and C. d. Kes-
aor, Esq
Dec. lS4S. Wifi
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Chain Pumps.

THESE curious and valuable machines iorrsisinf
water, have hitherto been comparatively so
known in this state, though In many psrtsof N. Y,
Pa, Mass and CT, they are rapidly supercedng all
other kinds Of pumps, and even the Old Oakeu
Bucket" is unable to siem the current of their popu-
larity. The reason of this, H. that they are liable to
none of the objections that strongly and Justly
urged against all pumps heretofore used They new
er feeze are not liable to get out Of order keep wat
er pure and free from bad taste and draw the water
fresh from the bottom Of the we'll every time they are
used The motion OF the chain through the water
prevents t becoming stagnant, besides driving nox-
ious vapors from the well, BY carrying down a con-
slant current of fresh air. The chain is made water
iniure the water These pumps are peculiarly nppli-
be used and from Of IL to 20 feet, will raise ten
pals Of water per minute They are much used at
kail Road station houses in N Y on account oil the
ease and rapidy with which they raise water.
The subscribers ore making and preparing TO fsrn-
ish any amount OF the above pumps. and any one
wanting the best machine for raising water TO any
height will find it for their interes, 10 call and see
these pumps They have been Obliged TO remove tho
pump from the Park-ln consequence of 30 many per-
sons using the water from the cstern which, was in
tended for reservoir, in case Of fire. 1t may be
seen however in the of the town clerks Office
For opinions respecting the merits OF these pumps
hey would refer to
Messrs. CHAS RUSSELL, Esg.
JAS. H. PLATT,
J. c. HAIHLEY,
CHESTER BLINN,
Cha UNCEY GO0DRLCH. E.q.
who have them in use
,,oI,J ItOpACr WHEEL ED 4, r.
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Purest
To SpOrtsmen.
WILLIAM r HATCH, WINOOSkI

w Falls, Vt. has constantly on hand good as
.ortment of Fishing Tack Of superior quality, con-
sistne of Braided and Twisted Silk and Linen Lines,
Cane Bamboo and Ash Rods, Fly, Limerick, Car
Isle and common Hooks, Conroys best American
Reels, common English do, Salem Gut. Swivels &c,
to n few good single and double barrcled Fo,siins
Pieces, Walkers Anti Corrosive Caps. .Badwin's
Patent Cut Wads, together with Popdcr, Shot
Lead, Dram Fiasks, Drinking Cups, &C., &c., oil
which will be sold low.
June 10, 40. w50tf
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
Planing, Tongueins and GrOovIns Lumber
JOSEPH p. WOODBURY'S
Patent Planning Machine.

THE Subscriber having received Letters Patent
for slatianarv Gutter, Planning Tongueing and
Rights to use the same This machine will plane
lO"Oieet OF boards TO any uniform thickness in one
he producing better finished surface than it is
pos' c to plane by any other means now known, not
TO plane aud joint clapboards or weather boarding,
and will do the work faster and better than any ma
chine heretofore invented. This Machine is so ar
ranged that il Planes the boards with an unbroken
shaving the whole width and length of the material,
and does not take more than two thirds the power
that is required 10 an equal amoun, of work by the
Rotary Cutting Cylinder, now in common use The
construction and organization of this Machine is diff
lrrent from any other now in use. Communications
Tor urther part lculars cheeruy responded to by ad
dressing the subscriber tpost paid Boston, Mass
One OF the above Planning Machines may be seen
in operation by calling ON rhr the Pairntre
JOSEPH p. WOODBURY.,
RordrrS,reet, East Boston. Mass
May |, 1870. w4iyl
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ROOT PORTER.

VHE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS CONsTANTLy
L on hand the above article, by The Barels hal
Barrels or gallon. And also, will put il up in Pint
and half pint bottle il deserved. Also, Lemon Beef
All orders should be addressed to the Subscriber
Winooski Falls, VI.
d. X, ZOTTMAM
Winooski Falls, VI, June Is, ls49. w5lyl
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Tin Plate &c.

A LARGE assortment of Tin Plate, con-
Il sisting OF various sizes and qualities. Russia,
English, Canada, and American Sheet Iron, Sheet
Zinc, Lead and Copper, Copper Bolt, Iron Ware,
NJ. MOVES e. co.
June 4, 1919. w49 Water Sfreet
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. February

INHE Christian Examiner for January 1850. The
] -eectic Magazine Of Foreign Literature Tor
Jan ESQ Reccivedby T. Smith g. CO.
January g 1880. d&w
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MO I g. . Mackere in bbs. Halves and Quarter
~ and IS lbs Kits also, by the single pound
For sale by A. S. DEWEY.
June 10, lR49. del
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Great Blessing 70 Mothers aHd Children.
10 the safest and enec,ual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the attendant upon child
birth discovered strengthens both the mother and
shd prevents aud disease aud enriches the
food those no have used il think it 10 Indispensable IL 10
highly useful both bsore aud ster confinement prevents
dseases attendant upon childbirth IL Costveness Piles
Cramps, Swelling Of the Feet, Dependency. Heartburn
Vomiting Pain in tho Back aud ions False Pains lienor
ybase aud in regulating tho Secre,ons aud eIuazuy the
srcastiou il has equal The great beauty Of this med
sns TO- il is always safe and the delicate il
successfully.
Notice - the Ladies.
Those that initiate tr. Towns1nds Sarsspsria have
Invariably called THAR stun great Remedy for Female &c,
&C.. aud have copied bills aud circulars which rostes
to tho compsnts Of women word for word-other men
who put up usiciue have since the great Of Dr.
Towpsspjs Ssr.spaIa in eomp.iuts incident to fsmAss
Recommended theirs although previously they did not
auESsr Of these mixtures Pills, &c, are injurious to
females, they ssgrsvsis disease. aud undermine the
constitution H. Tswasends 10 tho only sud hest rsmsy
for the female eonpsintsi, rarely. II over
fails Of efeciing permanent cure can he taken by the
delicate females in by those expecting
10 become mothnrs with the greatest advantages. Il
prepares the system aud prevents pain or dsnrer aud
Strengthens both mother aad child. BE careful 10 get the
genuine
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Printing Inks ! p!

NEWS, Book, and Colored Printing Inks, war
~ ranted OF the best quality for sale at III,
manufacturers prices, by
HAGAR & ARTHUR.
burlington, Aug. oo, lS49. wl0mos5
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Tea and SUGAR.

4 few chests more of that good twenty five cen
"a tea left, also, nice quality for 81. cents, anS
good Sugar Tor five cents.
For Sale by GE ATWATER
Sept s, '49. Wilt
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.vl1~t RHCpiYP(1
just Received
\ T THE STORES OF THE UsDEEsIGSEp, 1
\ large and full supply of HERBIcks SUGAR GoAT-
ED PILLS and Kid Strengthening Plasters.
These Pills are warranted under penalty Of
: 600 DOIlarS


not to contain aay mercury any mineral medicine
Our daily sales throughout the world now exceed
nlne thousand boxes, OF our Kid Strengthening Plas
ters the call Tor them is greater than ability To
manufacture The utmost enthusiasm exists in all
parts OF the country. Our Agents are gentlemen
you know them. Persons wishing use the best
family pill ever known SHOULD by these, call on
agents, purchase box, should they hot please you
return them and get your money.u We have received
at the principal office within the past year, certificates
Of more than 900 cures performed by HERRIcK's
BILLS and Plasters over ten thousand OF them were
considered beyond all hope They are the cheapest
and best pills now known. Each pill is beautifully
coated with pure white sugar. Each box contain 30
pills, sma Her numcer is required tor dose than OF
any other pill known, their operation being so GER
tain, thorough, yet mild, that all who them
commend them. Owing 20 the ipElense popularity
and gigantic sales OF these pills, some unprincipled
pc rsons have made something they Gull Sugar Coated
Pills, and we understand some Tor sale this part
OF the country. We have also observed another pill
floating around the country called the Indian Vege-
table pill, made without doubt sell fol- HrrTick's
Vegetable pills, look out for frauds, OF these
men attach the word Doctor to their namas TO give
them the appearance OF responsibility. Always ask
for HERRlcK's SUGAR COATED Pills and get them or
none Our pills sell for % cts. per box, with full di
rections our Plasters lS "a cts All orders mus, be
addressed to HEREIcK & Co. Principal Office No
James Street. Albany, n. Y. The following gentle
men are agents.
A. c. Spear, Geo. E, Harrington, Theo A. Peck,
Catin & Spear, Burlington; " Is. Hatch IVinoos-
kl Falls, |. Slmonds, Shebum; Lyon 81 Alexander
Charlotte; NJ. Hail. Hinesburgh Sandrrson and
Boardman, Milton; H. A. Ashly, Milton Falls w.
& J. Weeks, EsseA Geo. r. Tyler, Essex Center ;
Geo B Oats' Jericho II 4 4 Ok undeIn r, !, :
Smith Monkton A. P. Roscol, New Haven; c.
W PaImalee, Bristol w. P. Russell Middlebury.
Oct. y, '46. w20
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Extra Supcrfne Flour.

THE Subscriber has this day received SIN
l quantity OF Extra Flour, manufactured who'll
from Genesee Wheat, and believed to be ,superio
10 anything now in market. A.. DEWEY,
Avn IL, ~.
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Nj. Moves & Co.,

NJ. Moves & Co.,
EEP very heavy stock OF Tin Ware, and we
~ are prepared at all TINES to supply Merchants
and Pedlers, upon the most advantageous terms.
~ JOB WORK done TO order in good style
ana at reasonable prices.
June 4, 1919. WIG
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RHEUMATISM CAN Be cuRHDl
GARGLiNG OIL,
Or Universal Family EmbrOcaliOn..!

RHEUMATISM is more common md distressing. efpc
sally tn this than almost any other and at the
II may safely lie asserted that little
dcrsood and cssfully treated Physicians are
unable cure il, In their persons Yet such
the unparalleled virtues Of Merchants celebrated
Gargng ~, that the obstinate nj once yield
to its application You iha, have suffered and have failed
obtain relief from the of all other remedies for
Rheumatism, read what Bcscy A. Ranncy. OF Elbrdgc,
Mich, says about Merchants celebrated Gargline Oil.
:" have your Gargling oil for n;naory rhcuna-
sm, and found immediate and perfect relief from painful
attack by n few applications had previously uscd other
remedies without benefit; and the relief which !
received from the OF your oil TOO apparent 10 admit
of doubt Of lis value as remedy for that painful
disease"
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In like manner Il cures MI similar diseases. as
TIC DOULOUREUX OR NEURALGIA.

Joanna Lynchburrh of Clarence. n Y, states that for
twelve years she severely afflicted with Tic pou,ou
painful affection Of the nerves of the face, attendcd
with swelling and much pain, 30 that she was unable
attend her work. That the only remedy she had
found in the of that ccc ated medicine known as
Geo w. Merchants Gargling Oil by taking II and Nv
applying the affected. She al-D states that she
had been afflicted with bleeding the lungs and weakness
brrasthat OF all the above eases she had boon
cured ly the Internal AMI external OF this oil and has
since al IL attend her work. She has also used
il with great success in burns.
The following diseases many others in the
Of which this oil has been completely successful and
in which others hal entirely failed -
Bites of Animals, External Poisons. Painful
Nervous Acc tons. Frost Bites ois. Corns. Whitlows
burns and Scalds. Chtlans, Cnapped Hands.
Cramps Contrac TONS OF the Muscles. dwellings, Weak
ness OF the Joints, Cnkcd Breasts, &c, &c, &c.
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Once More.

Once More.
I'VE take the liberty to inform the Ladies
w and Gentlemen of Wnooski, Burlington and
the people of Chittrnden Co, that the
FANCY URY GooOs SAZARR
is completely filled up again, with the very incest
styles OF Fall and Winter
Dry Goods,
recently from the latest impotations Of French, Eng
lish and German Goods,
We do not think il necessary to mention large
chasing elsewhere, and you will find as you always
did, good article Tor a remarkable low price.
Call as soon as convenient rs the sale has already
began and you mis- ht have the chance TO get some OF
COHEN & MANNHEIM.
AgsntsJor HrsKy ArTTLn;
Oct. Is, lsa9. WI
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HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE,

HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.
nNHE undersigned have been appointed sole
L Agents in this city for the importation and sale
OF I" Piper Co.'S" genuine Heid.ieck Champagne.
The merits alone of this Win. first imported in
1926 have given it reputation unsqualled by any
other brand eyer offered in this country, and it now
meets an annual sale three times as large that OF
any other Champagne imported. Our prices will be
the same those of the New York agents. Messrs.
Renauld i Francois.
FOSTER g. TAYLOR, l6l Milk street.
Sole Agents Tor this city.
Boston, Nov 10Th '49. w22m6
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lust Published aud ready for delivery; Thanks
j giving and its Fixings." in several convenient
sized volumes, Contents. Raisins, Grapes, Nuts, Ci-
irons, Currants, Lemons. Ground Spices, &c, TO
which is added an Indefinite supplement! OF definite
articles" sold by A. 5. pEWEl.
Nov o7 1919 d2oz
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Cambrics &C.
Cases Colored Cambrics.
- Cases Colored Silesias.
Serges
Canvass.
- Padding.
Table Diapers,
Irish Linen
Brown do.
For sale BY NJ MOVES 4 co.
Junc 1, lsi9 wig Watc! Stree
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Long ShaWls.

ANOTHER invoice of those superior
Il Long Shawls Just received at the LADIES' Elk
change, which we shall sell at such prices as vii
make mn object for all in want, TO call and exam
inc our Shaws before purchasing
WILCOX & NASH.
Darlington, Oct II. lS49. d&wtt
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Mrs7rS B & d. SASpS: Gentemen-Ferlings
o. ..rl. rude induce me to make public qcknowIedy-
ue.i Il the benefit | have derived from the use of
q, "a saparlla. have for several We rs been
~. with scruiulOus swellings in my head which
at l."- would gather aud discharge AT my throat,
n.-r Ud ears and at others would break out in fFer
tut arts al my face and head. These continued an.
O.. ly ,htoar face and head were almost one complete
sore, and f'T n long time ] was hoarse that il was
with t.c utmost difficulty that could speak above
wlis, or During the lime had several attacks of
pculisy and other dIIenses ] nsulred different
physiciaus, aud tired various remedies, but received
no benefit until commenced using your SarsaparilIa
! am now we'll the all healed, and uttri-
butte the result entirely 10 your valuable medicine
Yours, with respect and gla'ltude,
PHEBE CAHOON
Being personally acquainted with the person above
named e,icyc her statement 10 be correct.
JANIS y. CARR, Jrscc of the Peace.
Prepared md Sold, Whol, sale aud Retail, by A. B.
& d, SANDS, Druggists ard Chemists, 100 Fulton
street, corner OF William, ew York. Sold also by
Druggsls.eueraly tiraul' t1t the United States and
Canndas Pn,es psI b: c SIX Bottles S..
For cGe b. II. HP;I! I'd =. Z. SPEAR, Bur
gtun ".
o.. 2, 1879. wl6d&wsm
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-11
Gs33k Livery stable. Gs.>
NEW ADM NISTRATI0N

ENMERSON & HANDLEY would respect
IL fully inform the public that they have
purchased of the Messrs. ARNoT their entire
establishment, and are now prepared to ac-
commodUte both citizens and strangers, with
every description of vehicle, and good saddle
horses, at moments notice.
The additions we are making in new car
ripges, Buggies, and fine horses, (nonc other
kept,) will enable us to furnish "turn OUTS"
equal in style and comfort to any establish
ment in the State. We are also prepared, at
all times, to attend on pleasure parties, and
10 convey steamboat passengers to any point
they may desire to go.
By strict attention to the wants of the
community, and fixed determination TO de-
serve the patronage which has been so liber-
ally bestowed upon our predecessors, we feel
assured that our efforts to please, will be op-
preciatcd by generous community.
A Hearse and Carriages will at all times
be in readiness to attend funerals. either in
the City or country.
Glasgow, Nov. Is, l949-37-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-11
MR.. CLAY
On the Power of Congress.

The opinions of Mr.. Clay on the sub.
jec. of the power of Congress over the
territories will be read with interest at
this time. We give them below as
found in the appendix to the Congress
ional Globe page III and lls.
Mr.. Clay's resolutions of Compro,
mise being before the Senate, (Feb. 5lh
ls50) he said:
Allow me 10 say that, in my humble
judgment, the institution of slavery pre-
sents two questions totally distinct, and
resting upon entirely different grounds:
slavery within the states, and slavery
without the States. Congress the Gen.
eral Government, has no power, under
the Constitution of the United States,
TO touch slavery within The States, ex.
cePt in the three specified particulars
in the instrument; to adjus, the subject
ofrePresen,ation, to impose taxes on
slaves when a system of direct taxation
is made, and TO perform the duty of
surrendering, or causing TO be deliver
ed up, fugitives when they escape from
the service which they owe in the
slave States, and take refuge in the
free States.
The power, then Mr.. President, in my
opinion-and | extend it TO the intro.
duction as well as to the prohibition of
slavery in the new territories does erist
in Congress: and l think there is this
important distinction between slavery
o ulsido of the States and slavery inside
Of the States; that all outside of the
States is debateable, and all inside of
the States is not debatable. The gov
ernmen, has no right to attack the in,
stitution within the States; but whether
she has, and to what extent she has or
has not, the right to attack slavery out
side of the States is a debateable ques.
tion-onc upon which men may hon.
orably and fairly differ; and however il
may be decided, furnishes, trust, no
Just occasion for breaking up this glo,
rious Union of ours.
lam not going to take up that part OF
the subjec, which relates to the power
of Congress to legislate on slavery-l
shall have occasion to make some OBJ
scrvations upon that subject in the
course of my remarks-whether in ,hi