Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-14

OF Ine late wing disaster Ill new DIRK.
sour Union and Safety Committee have
been as active MS they knew how to be in
fomenting this mischief. The State Conven-
lions OF the Two great parties met in Syracuse
about the same time, and each resolved to con-
test the late Election on issues unconnccted
with Slavery. They said nothing touching that
sore spot which any reasonable stakeholder OBJ.
Jet to; and 10 their very silence is made a
ground of cavil and opposition Whether
they will or no, the Cotton interest of our City
insists that the People of this State shall re-
solve and vote with reference TO Slavery at
each Election And thousands who had con-
graduated themselves on the prospect Of lull
in Slavery Agitation" will find it revived by
the action OF the Union and Safety Committee.
Well, gentlemen. so be it, if you will have
it so. A few can excite commoton which
ten times their number cannot control. lfthe
People must pass upon the merits or dement's
of Slavery and of Save-hunting on Free Soil
at each Election, they will do 500 but how
| long you will be satisfied with their vcrdicts,
Time must tell. That you will relish better
the first than the tenth decision which you thus
force them to pronounce, we have all abiding
conviction.
For our own part, living within the very
shadow of the temple wherein the god Cotton
;s worshined we defv the nricsts who olfciatn
ot tbo altar to do their worst. We tell tbcm
that from the depbs of our soul we hate and
abhor Human Slavery, and every institution,
law or use whereby thc poor and feeble are
rackcd and dashed TO nal he them minister to
the pomp and luxury of the wealthy and
powerful. We tell them that we feel that the
sun we tI'"u % utSecl''cu' u'c an we "!e"'"'
5lI-considcT,5 romnnc ,t'' made when orr fathers
were themselves virtually Shareholders. com
pels us net to oppose by any other than a
moral rcsi'Whcc' w 'e!l tlcH 'hat we "T'
"o' DC instrumental Ill forcing oach liiIo oo,lu,
aye 'lose VINO hlNc e3c"PTu ''lcIeliolh ou'
"n'e we "ou'u "'sS"''' al !lo'h N'oI .,, lc-
ISSUANCE 10 any lcs'i '''i'lud'e' VIC WIN our
9cNes oHGe'lu'IS 20 " 'i'o" VI oo"l an!
Pehal'y "mch our re'u9"' 'I'o! inVUNe' ratilcr
tlah ala 10 coh9'gii III innocent lcIlo" p'lh@
10 perpetual pohunge' we tP.l 'heIn that Il
very large proportion oi our icIIo"-ci',"ehS
snare our coNcuoh9 u"u e"'ulaIe our uCter-
ili,iiatioh' anu t'i"I ''ic l'''c 10 hot ul''tllC
wheh no lhuN Na"u ''i'c' lcss woman can oe
h',ilted llNc oc'9'"' pre-! t'lougn rec 'o,aIes'
"lch known 10 oc gun! Vi io crI'ne D't t'ai
OF o|ihg liberty uc NJ Vi lc oIIo" anu
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ing III r,ie rice o'u'cS' your TASK Is haruF YET
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OF note. We let 1t speak for itself:
"W hatever NAV have been the result of the
Election in the State. cnourh is known to glad
den the the hearts of all true men. The Wings
with whom we act have hattlcd noblv. Those
who have so lone upheld the Whir Banner
have again done their whole duty. If beaten
in the State the causes will be as transparent
as those which produced the defeat OF the
Whir Candidate for Treasurer in this County.
We stated before the Election. what we re-
peat now. that President frlLMoRE himself de-
Sired the success of the Whir State Ticket
Ofthis we have no doubt. But with most of
his influential Office holders his wishes were
Tbo Vo,v Vol, Cm,to,, Iro,so In,, lilo lon
across our path. The Brooklyn Navv-Yard
changed the Wing Switch. General Post
once Agent mas oeeh IL, IN constant coilusioh
, ', ' mt,i .;,I Ca. n,'t;'l 1901
ili'!i' clliO''o, "l'i 10" cNo'P''oi, i''"7'