The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

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srs, yasn, sarrresod ~ sig .'''hs'sD' 81
tie A,s rsIi anr qscrsp,,s ~hrh sgI'i'' the
,tns.ys n. hssA sils-aess 10 'iw' Fic.s-
cents t.,lr, n sslsn's,ins Calif'a'tiS. sni
a.snr rsfhsns tH I,sh s,.i Ne~ Nssro.
Tlr ,eswm.,y,e~ .s~rs,rva ~ah 'bc l'rs,
Sees ia hs Gns ressnnpcrris's'n. they
te4t.sei b. sd,yt Cslif.saia. las tbcio
cp ~aessitssv cras-i 10 regard III, l''c~
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11sa thy hrt W lie r"'iADc 4 ''e
,aite,. .nd ,s,is,'s'j "a carry size ih'
re...u,..e'.,s ia III, itiiHuIt0s \ fsil-
az, 81 legi.ls,o 81 ,i5o is'tiorscs s'aIld
y augaa {, ih- iahsiaisu's ~ saotn they
sep l,p,rs'l T., 'Frs'l -alris'"n !" ghc
tho ,szs4xtpa q lss sni ofd'r VS. Il
e.~hs'e,ar 'ait da', 10 te,, De ~ 'iprc
t.t1h 80 ,is, -iil tale oAIo & 'hsio-
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IL wss grsiiEtd 10 10 all 60 ssy that
gcos, ehsure in pul'lr. sentiment hAd
,akcn rlsse since H., Commencement Il the
'os,iyn IT, gi' t,ou. Nus'h. sni ''c II"
,css si,s.ous South, haa M 10 The rvs
rae rnillc -,ni,ucu. had chsnrd str
t.4s,i.sns & men scfr pr.l,lcl and bad
g., jsv-cr, state Il IL" pn>l,c lcai Snd
Rit,i cAis,ei a. The commencement - The
~ys,on. he Jrd r,o4 l-.iicsc that 'lr Pes
,,'cn, ~oalh have contcniri hihls'lf w',h a
CONTEMPLATION fur ,ir sdnis>ru q CT
itsaIa he lciic,od there vs. uo ii
,erny 4 "I.;n 1T, :" 'ht committee, uiHo
,hc rreiion 81 csial,hshu. these gNe,n-
Sa,ni, An ser".-l ,ha, It MAJ right snd
I,uicr tu cstali,sA, thcm ~ at least to
makc the s,,emIi
The csmm,'rc hsd md a-~cri 81 ~ 'hc
L,ll in rvla,t.n 20 the Texan boundary. the
sun pr"l.eed ,o le Isid :" Tc,ar for the
REIMBURSEMENT 81 a l"i'i'n Il The terrific.
~ clsin,cd by her 1hcy had n''crr'd
10 I,npsIs1c the insertion e The nnaunt
proposed Ill 'bc question should come To
J." taken upon the passage IL The Ni'l,
wrh aNics &" prevent. a. much ~ ls>-
able. Speculate M ia the stock make,
taanicd th,iccn
Mr. Clay l,r,rtolrl reply To >lr Ben
tn 10 d.6r.l the c nj ina,ion "f the Gal.
s,tria. Territorial and Texas louudsiy
nrasur. in one I'LL, concn,,iug that il,
s4s i.asl ana rtary rpullicon. dcm,cra'ic
and cspc,lien, lie shaved the PRIV is
rn. IN ,l,c constitution II Louisiana and
",h.r States farl hiding the uniting of two
q no,c men-,,r.s in "nc hill Ia lc pro-
iuc';sc Il grsat inc ,nvcnicncc and
embarrassment, IN Legislation. and argued
'ha; the cau wing uut of -mh principle
was not rx,..lion Ut profitable. There
-, nothing Objectionable in the asscia.
l"o II any "f these measures; nothing
rrruisi,c to the dignity e California in
ani,i.s her admission with law, for the
preservation of ~. lives, properly, peace
ami haI,,ine,s 81 hcr ncighboIs. lie also
c,'ci numerous prccelcn's. fur The pur-
i.'-c of showing that the l'r-c-s q g tack
M. a. il is called in England. is a very
common one in Con grc>,iunal Legislation.
and tws- Therefore made parliamentary
here b, universal consent. and sdnpii"n
In The ,uunc H his explanation m a
clause in the Territorial I'LL pr,hihiiing
the Teri,niLJ Legislature from legislaiing
in respect Ia African Slavery, Mr. Ga,
iuiima'cd his full conviction that Shaver,
Is abolished Throughout New Mexico "
the e,lici f,bc trra,or. the Constitution
II the people aud the as, 81 their lcgisla-
iures, Ihe provision alluded t" in the
Territorial Till W.ld leave the McNi,an
l.sw ia full sorc, while a, the same time
csvr 'he l"sisla'ur the power to az, II,
anfm 'e deemed Iaplrr, with respect To
the - Icom system & Slavery.
lie next preceded ia advocate the hils
n I",,.i ly the committee in relation to
'i'c rsonuic Il fugitive sla,cs lie ic.
lie'cd this, no State suffered ~ much
Sem the e'psw1S fa,csns did the Sac
Il ken'sety, anl yet h. anticipated from
that State en,i~ satisfaction with the
measure proposed ty the committee. In
the coarrs II his rmnrks upon this meas
arr Mr. Cisy alluded tai Mr. Seward po-
'liinn - the advorsic Of 4 highcr--a III.
Nlne Law, kissing him with ,hnse who
coahis,ssl d. GafriS,n meeting in Ncw
Sosk las, seek, ~hcisa, he laid Mo.c,
snd all the prophets were rejected, and
the name 81 the Savior revived and con
'smned. Having olasecd Mr. sevari
With such men, he appealed Ia the I.orl,
10 Jislgo whether ,hst wss a .,t,vc from
ssrh TO rcceivs the exposition ui high.
,T--bi,ine lsw
Lastly Mr. Clay considered the pr,l.,s-
81 s,o,aiDn Il thc Slave trade in lie h. g.
tic, ofC2al,iGa The Gr.l nan ila,.v.
~ Denounced that ,rs,tc b. believed vus
Saiibem man. John RsndolIh Il Eiu-
snose. aud h. l-ln,c-l there had is.cn i.o
tune In f"fty ,assrs whoa, hsd the sub.
.rst hecn enert t'rall, Isc.en,el. a ma.
yoiiiy wosi.d ms, have l-sn found in Con.
r1ess in fas'r Il IT, steliian A Ee
YEAR ago tbts Measure wOuh have lssn
ss'ked uroh ~ grcsi oaseession, lu,
no~ be naios.i that - sDe Il the ultra Al
~l'ssoa faPcrs ra'nOan,'cl j, =. mcie
nsiassS