Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-10
: rec pres s,
FRIDAY MORNr G, NAY 10. 1870.
BURLINGTON, VT.

FRIDAY NOR Nj {, NJ Az 1870
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lhc w "9"',,9'oh Correspondent oI me 'Jo"fHH
" '""""''e cohlIWS tue SN'eHeht tnHl tue
compromise Committee are about ready to report
lie anys
the act Tor the enforcement Of the constitutional
s'lpualohs Tor the surrender ct IN nvr saves mas
been so drawn as 10 accord with Northern senti-
!" hH' ana NJ "t shhe unle W nc cHlceW "r l'
iu'l"so' man whose SInVc ''"ptS' nus I" ur'
p,rson of the slave. and nrovc his clopcmcnt He
th'n receives certificate of the facts from the
"'r
ron.slnychol,nr Stn,e where the f,ei,ive may he.
Officers whose duty shall he 10 enforce Inc law are
IT,, ,J ,L s,,n crrcs'
nnndinr with the description &c. The officer sur
renders HIM to the owner or agent upon taking u
oo"u n', ''e s'ite "Io'' "'I a '.1
ed TO be a slave and tho slave who clopcd. Thus
there can be no prohnbiIiiy OF Kidnapping under
,r r,,,ro,,,,s,. C,,,i,,co ,,ol vo,c on IN,
oneson of The boundaries OF Texas. and agreed To
tho present R"mdnf7 They asrc'l by decided
,rhov ,h.,,, ,,,,L =, ,, -, ,,ni,;,,, ,br.c two
measures in on hill. and it was carried with only
two or three dissenting voices.
tho r,,,n b,urJ,,y. md ,h. snm IN bc o,r.rcd to
Texas But this ms necessary part OF the terrific
RAJ question: J." be embrace" IN the ABOVE ME"
Some ot the Son,hcrn mon l.opproyc ortle nro
vision for the frnI of the tutrycs slaves by Jury,
'''" =" Ivy " ','l'"S ''Sl'.ns III N.'N'n'''n'
rroyision or rh,t Kind. which will nrevrn kiJn,n,,.
ing.
Of the FIRE States VIII stand irn ~ as the ever
lasting Mountains OF Vermont. II we coult
counsel ihrm, we would say Have nothing t
d' WIN inns COMPROMISE COMMITTEE. Wasl
from your hands, and Shak" from the skirts OF
Your garments. every particle OF liz dust anr
d'iirm'n'' VOTE powS It's ""mnihus BILL.
II Il compromise between FREEDOM ant
SLANERY-hn "dlonS and d"tcstab'c attempt t,
harmomZe ana reconcile u the rights OF Free
o"'h ana 'he wrongs ol slavery. lis author
do'' lr2''hd that 1t Is ANYTHING else. The,
are not wiling that New Mexico, like Califor
MA, shall be permitted t" decide for hcrseIi
whether or not she Will become SIave-holdmt
S'rr. Organize Ihc Territories on the prln-
opcS "I Mr. W ErSrEE, said Joan {. CALHoUy.
sand give us time and opportunity to get in =
WE AK No MORE, we never have a,kcd more -
This i the solr "t"ct and end of the Compro-
mise Committee aud their omnibus bill. Friends
OF Freedom and Humanity in the NORTH! Stand
by Fre"d"m and Humanity, THls rimE, Gas IN
der The Constitution YOU may) and the battle il
fought aud won! Yield to the foul spirit Of
nd b.,i j.. b,,,
b. Inundated by no omn'h"s Ia L about
ghoStiy distractions and pWindices," from
Whatever source oi profound learning and ex
aIird reputation 1t may come The simple ye
glorious lrglSht We affirmation that human
slavery SHALL NEW Elk exist in the remain
ing FIee Territories OF this great Republic, i,
MT "a ghoslly abstrarton," nor "pr"jndice."
1t Is justice. Philanthropy, llnmaniy ;-t is
re-aftIrIn'ng the will OF God - Again W.
say: Have nothing to do with the Omnibu,
B'l!, but in-' 10 vote IT down. There is not the
gh'cft conceivable chance OF its being with
IN telegraph'hg distance of right. 1t is wrong
IN lis conc'rt'"n' wrong in It's birth, wrong in
ITS rfadi'--and ought to b" slranged as Her
cnleS s'rangIFd tie 'erpon's Yon may vote
b ndinld'n against 1t and thank God for the OPP
pH"nitv
- Inns Is what we would say to the Rep
fc'elta'NeS OF the PEOPLE, OF the North, five
ud speak to Them For our own Rcprcsen
t'tWes-lor MeSSrS. Nj AcHAM, Henry He
hAHD and PECK, we arc well aware, no word of
Al.