Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

njyrrtsing and subscription agent in Boston ana
elsewhere, o this pnpcr
nF@l, isa little remarkable that the authors
and trainers of the Compromise Measures
Cnss, Dickinson, fon,e, and others, (whom we
hate to rarn,ion in this connecticut cannot re-
,ly IN an iuvj,aron To IL dinner, or "a ball, or
,lriuh-ridc, or any other sort OF merry making
without Juggling in, BY the head and shoulders
q, the heels the Compromi 9etNlcasnre$,a ana ues-
,.u,inu in tones and terms nf the most excited
,.,,r,u,ism about the danger to "the Union that
l.a, been avertcd by these Measures Now
vr "poor FOOLS" as Lear says, who have never
been able fully to realize the extreme ana I'M
,,incpt neril To which tbs Unon has been sub
iectrd, are Al great loss TO determine TO "N"
extent the said peril has been averlod, when we
read blood aud thunder like the following from
the Caoieu Is. c. Jouraal-blood and ihnn-
der that AS common in the South, no"-a- lays
ne are hoh-o-ljnks in young oa'-heId. we
rospec,Guv invite the special attention VI 'he
New York Union Committee of Salvation to the
cytr,ct. This South Carolina paper takes II
t,r GRANTED that South Carolina rW sccclc, and
says:-
ave believe England would ocknowIede us an III
simnIy pas sing tuese blockadng SHIPS by ana Gol-
inc IN and it in their passage these Slp' slou.u "'e
on ,hem, why br0ddSidc trom an E"SItm NJr"M I
shin ,r yid settle it, htHk rdther u tHc "Sd"-
runtuse Of ld"Gec rrr"""e ''ochd"g
collect uur ships that have done good services uE"lI'
E,riish .bi,s nave had somr Suutherncrs abonra
and in their crews no diAa!lrc''" pcrSo"si US
woulJ h., different England has never S"""t"
,rar tor fear Of gripping her cgmmHcc iof II srt'iS
:, A,,ur,.h nv war She wouId clear the blockade
IN, ,he reason that she would he glad to see ms CON
trJrrncy broken up-JecGusc she 'roHl@ Oe PShH"a
upaiDsf the North, her ndtH'Gt rr"S u '"e '''"'
She would do it, because then she ""ui" nav q"
open and tree American port. Ehf ""ul" az ~ IL
short. because interest wonld drive her to IT,
THIS" rays the Boston Atlas, SIS the Ian
o,.co of an American Edi,or!'' Not by ne
manner Of means, my respected a"u "e"''
friend II is the language Of An Editor in Amer
lea The d ference is apparent Inc A''N'
recounizes it by addjnE:-
l. wns said that. in the war OF the revolution, there
war. NOR, tories IA South Carolina than III any
S,ntr in the Union, and It would sttin' "u!, Wv
nboye paragraph, that the breed Is not YET 'AUc''
Ru. As WEBSTER said in his ncvcI tot e'l"r
gotten reply to IlAYsE, "the Coalition, 'he u"
Milton :" 50 we say, 1.-THE COMPROMISE: the LON
promise!" We Norll EN- people are pcrp'tua
ntmon,hed that the Compromise has "se'Ne"
every distrac,ng question: and that IL Is 'I'
highest indication of spirit OF d's"h'oh 1t
ouc.,on either its wisdom or It's efficacy Dn
n,b,, saw the Salvation Committee 20 sucl
awkward ven,imcn's as those we quote ao'V
from S nth Caroiin1 paper! Nothing! IN
North objects to but one OF the Conprom's
Measures. and that in legal and constitutions
way; willie tie South objects to the lrho'e, an
proposcs to relieve herself from their "ppreSSi"
ilIeua]iy and uncons,tutionally BIT II c On
ion Committee of Salvation III New YORK. an
the euloais,s generally OF the C"mpron'S
Measures. are mum IA a goldfish. 1t makes
difference with these Compromise patriots
whether opposition comes from one quarter
the Union or the other. Their apprehension
are matter of latitude and longitude. II
p,or negro escapes from his pnrsuers III Boston
the Union is in danger, and dose OF ION
promise is forthwith administered Ill SOM
Carolina call, on England to help her blow
N.,rke, revenue blockade cutter out OF I'll
water. the Union is safe, and yankee Dootie
isimmediarely struck up BY the Salvation Co"
mi'iee
-vhe truth is, the famous "Complomiso
,n,psrs To haunt the vision of those who paS'e
i,.as the ghos, OF Bauquo haunted his mnrd'
rers. sit will no, down. at any mans" h''
ding" 1t comes up, in gno-tly manner al
occupics the "vacant scat" at tea parties, al
fits abou, in still more ghoS'Iy manner
balls. II the Union is really saved by ines
.Compromi<e Measures" why not stand by al
zee it saved, without making such an lnceSSal
hullabulloo about it? Nobody, that we HAY
learA of opposes these measures on' lew "h''
GERS" in Boston. and the "whItc folks IN SON
Carolina and Mississippi. Winch VIII CO"
ON, ahead, the dogs or the wolves, IN the disu
ion chase. it is impossible to forescc,-thoug
weare willing to stake our pile Oh our Sn"'
ern friend, They get up the biggest KIND
disunnor, in the South, while at tine North IN
sort Of demonstration is confined to inE"'
Shadrach or two. Everybody worth m nlo
ing, in the North, goes for sustaining law WIN
it i, law; while everyb. DIV worth mcnl'onn
in the Southern Safes we have named, Q"
for positive notification and secession, idr
no lar! That's the difference
The Election of IlamIlion FISH.
Can the straightforward Wing OF Vernon
who know what IlAMILruN FISH IL, and hur
him for what he is, believe that the election
that staunch and ru, >hearted Wing j. receiv
with groans and lamentations by papers IN NJ
York that claim to be Wig papers But l.
man claiming to be a Wing (BeeLma'0 COZ
be found in the whole Legislature Of that ST.
to vote against Mr.. Fish, and yet the n y, J.