Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-01


members, especially oftle present Congress. 1t is
distance that lends entertainment to the view. Some
men look well great way off, when nearer, mere
searching view reveals the truth that grave Senators
as vel, as the honorable Representatives are Of su III
stuff as human nntnre is made Of suppose there is
quite number of men in The good town OF Burlington,
! paul OF the Sentinel among them) VINO verify be-
| ileve Gen Cass is a great man. We'll he has fair
| round belly" and weighs over two hundred pounds
thou hat or boots, but he is not Webster in in
teIlcct by more than shot. To-day he COM
menced his speech upon the WilTut Proyso question
| aud spoke two mortal hours until he drove all the
| ladies' from the gallery and made me sweat. How
mach longer he would have spoken Heaven only
knows, but Mr. Clay, out of compliment to the Speak
er or mercy the hearers, IN wed an adjournment,
which carried, and Nr. Cass shut up his desk
an saved the rest OF his manuscript for tomorrow
when he will probably finish his speech.
| Now mark my words: this efior, will be trumpet
ed abroad az the great speech OF the session. The
Union will give it and all the little papers OF
the country W i'll aud it the skies. especially the
Southern prpers but whether the Northern o"es will
dare to endorse the opinions advanced by Cass re-
mains to be seen Yes. the democratic plpers will
pull up this speech which put To sleep all the womcn
i'll the gallery, aud did not prevent the Senator'S from
reading the newspapers and writing letters.
While the G neral wa. speaking, Webster entered
the Seu,te Climber auI walked lrisu!ply round
s.IrcrIy turning his dark EYES towards tn. SPEAKER
or listening t. wort h. uttrre After shaking
hlnl. with several IN 40 iug ITO 9th RS, " eb ter
took his 9 ut nu culm .ncn writing letters amt
rently un.oIsgI,n- th,t Cas- WIS s,rnkInt CLAW
sat down in front uoI tn lett hnd the Vice Pres
iJ.nt AMI listened w,cl Fillmore
Ief th4 Ch,ir an r,.i,.t.I 'l,v ,,h,ch no
Iti and nr,..i,I mini , f.,y fl, b, tl Son,
ate adjourned
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aud IN the course OF the two hours he was ~p'aihg he
surro nded las lret wan circular te OF mani shrcts
dieter paper 'kinE quite Win'ow Inc aboIe
Is a true description OF the whole matter Tor nave
Set down nothing in nance. Now IS y Hj'si'" 'HAt
such an effort Will make NOISE ont ct the senate
ch1nber when 1t produced such Snlali effect within
write IN pam style that the farmers OF Vermont
may KNOW the "Hoe uuth - Lar as li' ueuFefy 81
tins speech ana The scene IN ln' senate are concerned
WISH SOM ot IN h'ie7t yeomahry Of your STATE
could nave hsara lass to-day. lh'y would nave
sad ihey nave h'afd qnie aS good speaking III 'heF
own town meetings 80 ways tn world But MT
Cass IS great man ana was candnaielor the Tres
ldency and would Ike to be again. saw the Repre-
sentative o your distinct to-day lie looks IN good
health and IS iuiiy ch1rG'd' ready TO hre wheh Inc
time comes round. Mr. Neacham is iuII OF the right
spirit and wi. risk him against any OF the southern
holSpurs HIS heart Ioatnes slavery in all its forms,
and his head understands The snhlec in al its bear
ingS Fear not for he will do right lie is qnlle as
Loch oppose 10 ony'l1 ana se''"@ human o''ls0 Us
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The Slavery question pro luces much excitement
ion, if Congress sanctions the WiImot Proviso. But
the North must and VIII stand hrm' O'd vermont
need Tot be frightened aud oi course she Will not be,
So ing any OF the Elhln Allen blood Is lett IN her
heart | heard Vlrgnian last evening talking very
loud and earnestly. lie WAS warm ana toll OF the
matter " Let the North piss the "iImot if''''o'
she uafeS, s''u me- IL no" 'e""y ,o' '''' o'''e'
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bad. ,.,. s,a,,J;, nc, m mn, i, III. ,or
"Iomos,iIb. "o Nor,hern m ~. horn in the land
of,voo,.n cl,c<s and hiss wo,J pnmo<in seeds. lint
too bov, n,ti mai teelm,s AMI prneipes, | have
been in V,rsnia and vecn the onerarion of Slave
nv, aud have driven a clrrage here several years,
Slavery will die out one of these years yes, it will
Dire nsierai death"
.. Hon, o., y, ;,;r.d tho o,ber ,yho ,vos viroin