Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-14
Il Noble Speech from a North
Carolina Wing.

Mr. Stanley followed, and ably showed tina,
The hue and cry about Northern aggression was
wholly groundless, designed tor party purposes.
| The South had no cause Of complaint against tie
| North. lie advocated tie admission Of CalltJT-
MIA without slavery -denounced clsunIonisls-
had no fear OF their threats, and dld not iear ANY
danger of dissolution OF the Union. Nartn
Carolina lhe said never would 90 ont OF The I'm.
non. Mr.. Stanley was frequently aPplauued by
! Northern members.
The following Is the concluding part of Mr..
SANKEY'S speech:
/ Are we to prevent California, Ore.
gon, and Minnesota from coming into the UnloI3
Are to have ahother foreign war to propagae
slavery? Genllsnen say they of the Sonth Will
De heInmed IN by free States. How are they 10
help 1t: Has TO: Mexico abolished slavery -
! New Mexico eau have slavery, not, as she
pleases. AS fer California, 1t Is Tor her people
o decide ihlt night. lie had no idea, by refus-
ing her admission, to compel her 10 sci up or
herself Are we 10 reject State because sc
does not tolerate slavery : L no Southern MA
but one votes for her admission, | vii. (Ap-
plause) He wanted 20 know, It the Union
dissolved. neither there would be any mems tor
the delivery of fugitive slaves: What becomes
of the Southern coast He would not 20 irD
that crowd. W hat becomes y. The money IA ine
hands OF dIsbursIna officers? He 6eiiey u there
were more officers from Virginia than ever snla-
ped our enemy from the start. Laughter When
the Oregon bill was passed why Odd not gcnue-
men come forward sud make noise Way,
because Taylor was not then elected. " IcEs
- That's m Ii the EVIL day Is TO cofne, he
Odd not wish to go with the pfopngandists. SCUM
Carolina and Virginia had passed resolutions
casting reflections on North Carolina, beca--s
sac would not 90 with them. The old NoftE
State stands her own hook, and when the
Southern Contederacy Genes, she will stand
against the rest OF mankind. lie mad head vi
ruincrs to attempt to break up the organization
of the House, and the rise Of knives and pistols;
and II SAID that one fifth could sop the
wheels OF government lie had process to pre-
vent that. He did not believe tnat any such
scheme was contemplated. We don't CONE -Ie
tor that purpose. We have two hundred aud
unity Two members. The constitution provides
Two thirds may exLel a member. Don't YOU
lhlnh That they can put one IN The peniien iary
fellow VINO makes the attempt. Laughter
He recommended to those VINO have ever mad
ms IN contemplation, to read BurE's ira, an4
they will see that treason can be Committed
without Il man being present. AT tie time wnen
persons 20 to Nashville to hold the convention,
ne should ask them TO read extracts from jack
sons message OF 1888. The people OF the Stits
oi--, where Is Jacsson's grave have not Tor
gotten their duty they will dave traitors into
the Cumberland liver. The honorable gentle
man was particularly severe on Mr.. Venerable,
and others. The Union cannot be dissolved,
Notwithstanding the declaration that If the Com
siituIIon be not amended, 1t willie You cln-
not dissolve u-no man knows this better than
Calhoun, who comes out boldly. lie appealed
10 his Southern friends to look to this when they
got 10 Nashville. Let them recollect what Jack
zoa did. lie believed IN special providence
w ashIngton had two horses shot under hun; aud
Jackson saved the Union IN SO and Taylor will
save II now; and his name will 20 down besuiI-
fully 10 posterty. The Union must be saved
Let gentlemen carry on their schemes, the great
mass of Southern people are right. He SAID, IN
the name OF the people of the good Old North
Sale, This Union cannot be dissolved" Those
whom God has joined together can put
asunder.-( Applause.)