The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-06-04

out oi the foreign territory, aud that Tor
one, | never would consent, aud no mat
ter what may be said at the Syracuse
Convention, or any other assemDlaQe Of
insane petsons, ] never Notlld consent
that there should he one foot oG slave
territory bev,od vha, the old thirteen
S,a,as i, ii =, ,ho C..,n.,;an or ,,o It,;an
=, w W. ~, "" "'"''" a..
Never never l lie INA" ca' S'''w I's
lace I" me ana say lie can prove 'hai L
ever departed from that doctrine. lie
would sneak away, and slnk away, or
hire n.ercenary Heep that ne mirht saw
vha, . mercen,rv ,,,s,o,e Crom Ii,,nr,v
Dan;al Wohs,a. ,s Loonno rIonrh,or
D"''e, "'",'V' nus "eo'' -
anu o''eers ] We KNOWS h''"se'' w oe
hypocrIte ana ialsIller.
But, gentlemen, | was in public lie
when The proposition 10 annex Texas to
the United States was brought forward.
You k,o,v the revolutin, in 'Tex,s which
d,,;dod ,,,,, c,,,,,, from, uex,co ,,os
80. ,.,,.
,"I ',"' 'V'' VI "" '"
ana o"" know 'hat u required any
particular foresight thai II would he the
very next thing to bring Texas, which
was deslpned to be a slavehnldiug State
INTO this Union. did not wait. I
s,,,,b, an ,.,so, a., nro,l,;,, ,,y ,,,ar
.,..-.,.. ,.I l..
"''' '"' '" "''y sue" ","'"''' ""'
'ern''neo !" res's' u WIN all my s'Ieng'h
To the last. Now, gentlemen II - not
for your edihcalion ] am sure, that |
revive what | have befure spoken in the
presence ol This assembly. WAS in this
cut tho war Ts31 and l,,c heG,re 7
,,G NJ 49,.
~" ''e" w." w '''' eN''' '"''' W WV,
course o' ""'c" went !" ,"e %" u h"n
returned mere, my friends IN New YORK
were kind enough To offer me public
dinner as n testimony of their public res
ratd for me went out ,C m, wav m
III ,cc,s;,, L,r rho ,,,rr,.so sc .i,,.s
,.,, .,La, 1 a,,,; ;.,.','.l H., .,,a... ~
'"E "',' ~, "'''' P"'' W WV "''e"'P' ~,
annex eNhS rs save 'e''""r!' ana
sad II sh' uld he opposed by me. To the
last extremity. And in NIblo's Garden,
IN March, 1887. made n speech. We'll.
there was the press ali arnuud nj. Tbs
WIZ, mos. anJ tho Dsmrct, ,tress
r ...s..h..,1,.;, r
N"'''e sP"s' o"'''',,e"u'"','y c"'ug" "'
my speech, nut all agreed tha' took
pans 10 step nut uf my way To dennunce
in advance the annexation or Texas as
slave territory to the United States.
J.,;d On ,h,, o.cs,;,,r. " C.r,l.,ror, mn
a,, sa, ,b,, ,,,, ,,;,o;,soo,,or ,ossasso,, Tos,,
i III La,,, g., h.. sl.v',Lnld;n,, ,o,,,,,,.. .,.d
fr,n.l; .,o,v NV en,;ro i'm ,rs;,l;nGno's " -
In any,,,;,, ,La, shall ex,end ths sl,yerv
If ,hn AIr;r,r nm ,b;s ,or,;nen, or odd o,h
ar sla,.h,Il;n, S,,,os 10 ,be Ir,;or Iybo,
I sail ,ha, I ,n1,s,d,d Il SI,vo,, no ,r,,, r,,nr
=; and nol;,;c,ie,;l o,l, ,sod Ian',nao., n, ,,
Las ham a.jon,oJ bv d;.,;nnrshoJ n,an ,Io,,
s,I,.ns ,,;,;zans oc sia,,ho,J;n,, S,,,.s sh..u
L., ro,l;n,, ,h.r.c,ra ~ ov,.,7a or a,.o,.r...
| ;,s tnr,her extens;on Wo ho,o Slavorv al
read, smonyrs Tbs Cors,;,r,;on rorrJ !,
,un,, ma II r.cocr;zed !, and n,vn !, sol
emn gr,r.n,;es 70 tho FIJI .v,on, of ,hoso
gnarant;es we are nil bopnd in bo,or in ;,s
lice and he The Cons,;tut;o, All IN. Sir
nl,,;ons contained in tho CONSTITUTION in Z, .
vor of tho slav.boll;p, S.,tes which ,ro al.
readv in the Ur;or on,b, be rrI6Iled and
so f.r as d.ncnds nm me sb.M n. fnIflled in
the fitness of their sr;,;, and n ,he nvac,.
mss of ,bnir letter Slavery 40 !, ex;s,S i,
the States ;s bev,nd tho roarb oC Corar,ss
I, ia ,b. .oncorn Of ,b., S,a,o. ,han,s,I,.as
Tbnv have meyer subm;,,nd !, D., Conoros.
and Congress- has M ,iol, or ro,ysr over !,
7 shall conrnr ,borforc in M an, M noosrro,
no menace m indication NJ nnrnose ,vb;oh
Shall interfere ar threaten ,o ;n,ereete with
,Lo oxrlus;yo an,bo;,y nr ,bo soyo,ai S,a,as
ovcr n. suh;.rt of sl,y.rv as !, exis,s w;'b;n
,be;r ros,o,.,;r. l;r,;,s Al liz n,,,oa,s 90
ma 70 ~, n,,,,or Of ,l,;n and ;,,,,,ara,;, n
du,v Rn, wben wc coms ,o s,eaL oc al.
m,,;r, now states ,be s,h;.n, assrr,os .
now anI or,;r.lv ,i;fl;ra,,, osnao, onr rr;',I,s
.nd onr d,,,;as 40 ,ho, ho,l, ,,;.r.', NJ