The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05

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To- rci., this ri Gee all '.tve to thc ~tnt h-IUp
iIc and Coascutrut a,l ,,le tor tho HdosActiuU OF
the pGhc bu a. anu the prr-cf' N'un g.; tie w.r
he r-cuais Ia" oo'etrrcnt th"uli ne cInfe O'Ri
a liOs.al utup1fttun u H.. Inr'rus ui at ucrcgslTV
canitti,u, mofs IL. health comfort snd salrt, OF
the etts and abe srsuit.y OF the rutlc tGtiugs gut
etr,i- :, eruudsnt ~ y NJ pGfe wi''r, !
cspccttully recommend that youi ke su,h rtoNis
iua. irr ottaHiug the saiuc - IN Jour stsd ~ y't
may dsom pro. Z.
Tue act - 10 a, your last sesfion making Get
iaiu propositions 1eNa. t", sr't."c he dTputci
boundary b,i~ecn iho, S,nc anu the Terui.ry Il
New Mr,,cn, wa-, Immediately on Hs passage
tran.mittci by tSprcss oth. oovcthof Of lcrs> Il
h- laid by han before the "snrtai Asrnby tot ~
agreement thereto. ist .clpt was duiy acsnpwl
edged but ufic ia Information has yet boon frceiY
ell Of the action OF the Gcuofai A. mbly thereon; Ii
Elay however, be very SOON cap CT !, A., Ivy th'
ietns of ;hs proposals subn'ltedihcy were =" have
been actcd upny On OF before the FIST dag Of tho
present month
Il was hardly to have been cxpoc, ch thai the seti-i
Of measures passed. AT your last session, With Nss
Of healing the sectional dIIetentes which had sptuua
from The slavery AND territorial questions. should al
once have have realized their beoeticrht purpose -
All mutual CONCESSIONS In the nhtnte al cntnpfom
i-s luu.i necessarily be unsccumo 10 men OF rN
irene np!rnns And though without such c"nt@s
sions uut Cons tuition could not have been formed
and can ne, be permanently sustained, ye, we have
seen them made the subject Of bt.r cont royorsS ~
both sections al the Republic. II I. lurcd man,
months of discussion aud dcibcfation 10 secure the
conc urrcnce lntity Of Congress in their favor
IL would hs strange they had been received viii
immediate appreciation by people aoh states prju
dc ed and heated by the exciting ornttuvcrsirs 81
their representatives believe they were nee rssaty
To aliay aspeti,es and shmosiies that were rapidly
ulienatne one section OF the rouDtty from annthef
and Destroying those ifatetnsi continents Which a'e
the strongest supports Of the Copnuution. They
were ado ed in the spirit Of conc ia,rn, and fnr
the purpose uf cnncilisiion. ! believe that great
m, iority ofour fellow otiIens sympathre In that
spirit, and that purpose aud n .he main rrp'o'e
and are prepared in all respects 10 sustain t,ssc
aetments. can not donb, that the Amrfiean people
bound together by kindred blood and common trail
tions, sii cherish Iaramosni regard Tor ihe Union
Of their fathers, AVID that they are ready 10 sbukr
any attempt to viuItr its iHtegrhy, 10 disturb tina
compromiscs gu which II IL based or Ia fesidt the
laws which have been enacted underi' authority
The series 81 assures 10 which have alluded
regarded by me ~ settlement, IN principle aud sub
stance a final settlement al the dangerous and .r
citing subjects which they embraced Most II these
sub enis indeed, hryoud vnur reach, the let-
laiiun which disposed OF them was, IN It's Chiracicr
fna, and irrovokable. II may lie presumed it'n III,
opposition which they all eheonniere that none II
those me .sures fteo horn imperisc,ons, hut H.
their mutual dependence an' Connection they t'rmt!
a ~ stem ui compromise, The r'ost c'1c'lai'ts IN
he VI for he entire couD,fy that could e IN I'd
from oorficiing sectional interests and ci,nitI,
For this reason recommend your adherence 10
the adjustment esiabshed by those measures, uiIi
time and experience shai deinrntttste the Eccr.sity
offnflhrr Legislation guard eains evasion of a'c
BY that al ipsmert We have '~en rescued from The
wide and houne-s agitation that surrounded NJ sni
have Ara distinct and legal ground TO test upnn.
And the i.Ion, trust, viii insttty ne in'N
horing my countryrncn 10 raj Y upon ard maintain
that rtcurd he best II rot III. ont ms,ns, al
storing pc9re aud Qutet Ia the CoCntf', aUtl main
tanning tuvirls,r tn. tnleqfiis OF tie Union
ADD nr", fellow t.i'7cus, oannni hfin" his coo
iuuuirstor 10 a crHe w'thou' tbvok n2 you H. luin
mo In hun BE G- dsyrut TIA r. 20 the Great Rtde
nfusiions fnt tlelruIt rhe' hi~isi2s shi'h he ha'
criciogsy orst"s ei ri,"n ~. -. hWi, 50 "i'-r
visible IA pr.-" .riiou has slBi % he i"sencc
saved u from '.lri?H wars and snh.sl,c dfsturhan
Ce- and scattered city b. ish 81 the aud.
oar liberties. rel ,VLs a1d C,I., have teen main
tsir~d: the iJuotains ~ trov' dc have all been
kept open, and mems Of hrnp -~-S ~td.iv 'pfsad
and RtncraIly enjoyed, greater han h.,~ h'l"n 10
the lot N any other nstiGu. an4 uL'- j-, Nv tgn
ctrated with gratitude i0G the pas, IL hope tna'
his ali nise Providence win p" quite Al souuFeis a.
that they s-a tesut Ia giving 'islsttio%i 80 os'
constituents seeming the pace % The country and
adding strength 70 The uriici Government ut
der which We live
Mill Ard FILLMORE
Washington, December I'd 1850