Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06


New England light comes only ain the natural
way" Bunker lill n~tructs us only by its his
toricll "reminiscences
But our main purpose was TO inform onr
readers what was done by the great " Union !"
meeting held in Funcul Hall on Tuesday
last. The Speakers were DR.. ions c. WAR
RtN, the President, Messrs B NJ. r. CURTIS,
BHNy f. lI,LLarr, SAMUEL ID. BRADroRD,
an Rrrus CnoArr. Each speaker was very
decided in his expressions Of attachment to
"the Constitution and the Union" and when
all Of them had concluded, "anid great op
plauso resolutions were adopted az follows
/ We ask the particular attention Of our readers
to them all -
] i,,o'red That thu preservation . he Colsli.
81. - auG thc Unlnn is the paraiuon Ii duty Ol ,l,
e. I'D. --.lIai The blessings which nave lowed Iom
It,n 'i.nr~ past, which -'.r 81 ole Curu'-t IS gov
rrio,. tnlcr them, and which wr IlnIy ~ ''v"
punlit, will derive rom ihem hereafter arc meal
l,utl.r and that thry vastly Transcend IN unpor-
ulurr al other political ouj"cs and considerations
! whatever.
Very we'll . the Constitution and the Union
arc of ncstllnahIe value, beyond doubt, and
when they are held in equnl estimation, at the
North and the South, there can be no question
Of their stability.
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here has been and still s danger to the existence OF
he Union, when there is prevacntso much oil spir-
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way to spirit OF Cancellation and OF patriotic dcvo-
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! All right; hut would 1t not be about as well
,,1lro-s l;a rrsnlp,ion IA tho Mississinn; | or
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iisLturc, who are now assembled to determine
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! Constitution and the Union" New England
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| groups Of rival nclGhbOrng republics" and
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ture OF Mississippi l! they would leave all mat
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ID" next three fahucli ian resolutions arc
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RcSolred. That all the provisions of the Constn-
'"D VI r,C,aI'y bnJjnr mnn ryerv ciIilpn md
on every STATE in the Union that ALL laws passed
ny Nnn9fr,S, IN pursuance OF !Ie oI's.l'u,.uh are
liberty to resist or dsobcv any one consrituna OF
ConSrtjs any more ,a a' me ana 'nn n we , H..
powers or advantages OF the Constitution-1nd 20
G.r q" rf i" y'u't no perform n any put %, It's
P,qoIrsd That the adjustment Of the measures
which disturbed the action OF Congress Tor nearly
hy the prnn Of the Jinited States in good faith in
al tlt substantial PROVISIONS because, aiiho9gh we
measures vet in our Judgment a renewed popular
agitation OF any OF the main questions then setled'
the pence and harmony Of the country, which this
adjustment has happi Y restored.
ReSo!red, That every species and form OF resist
cent by prace5. APPEAL to the regular action of the
judicial tribunals upon the question OF ITS consn'u-
ed or npc edris mlschieyous, and subvcrsve Of
the frat principles of social order aud tends 10 annr-
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