The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24

latter be maintained oui of II.
Il. lIainweli Khe,t. l.. ). Senator.
was neA. called ou,. lie was up 10
welding heat. aud bee ane even facruous
ia hs sponiinr of treason. is said
speaking of South Carolina, that
Money may paralyze some, and
oow1i'l!cc others, bu, the proceedings
Of thi, day tell where ,Le people will
be, in the hour Of trial They wcr, de.
fending their rights and institutions
ard they proposed 10 defend them by
simply Withdrawing from their copart-
ncrs in the Government Have they
right TO do this? If they have, who
has n rich, 10 prevent them! And
should they bo deferred from e1rrising
the plain, acknow lcJ sed right Of scccs.
sion on the ground, tha, If they attempt.
ci it, additional wrong would be put up
ON tlem-,hat they would he cannona.
dcd rs well rs oppressed ? That arcu.
me'i 20 a brave anl free man only pos-
scsscd force in urging him on to secc,s.
ION. lie Intended 10 suppor, South
Carolina. II he rad been invited by
her TO storm yonhcr fort, instead Of
speaking under its shadow, he Should
most certainly have oLcyei It's call --
Consolidationis,s NIGH, call this treason
as did the Tories in the Revolution Of
l,1G; and il they are able ard ready
10 hang any body,he supposed he might
adorn the callows rs well rs any man.
lie had been growing fat Of late. as the
good cause has been rising, and some
partial friends w said tia. hc wa,
good.look'ng. Qri'man and McDun.
AID fre blowing bu.le in the We.t
tla. will be heard TO the extrcmities Of
Iankocdom. Threats were all bully
ing, The North knew our strcnah.anl
would not Care TO mo!es, US in seeding
. from the Union, unless supported by n
party within the State. by who's" aid
they thought they could subject the
State"
a great many speeches were made
in the same bciigcrent tone. by Coloncls
and Captains, and flonorables, which
we have not room to give. We give a
few Of the ,oasis, as a sample of the
! entire stock.
Gen. Martin, who made one Of the
longest and strongest speeches Of the
day, concluded 10y Offering The following
| sentiment:
John a. Qui,man, the first prcSilcn,
Of the Southern Republic. In all the
| illustrious line that will follow him,
there never will be found :. clearer head
nor braver heart.
Then comes the following:
South Carolina, She sfcrs concilia-
tion to her friends, defiance to her foes.
Mr. w. X. Davis, one of the vice
Presidents gave:
South Carolina. She cannot submit
to sink into degraded province OF a
consolidated dcspoiism--hut will retain
her sovereignty by secession.
Mr.. Edmonston, V. President, Of
fered the following sentiment:
The 2oih OF juno, l71G, and lhC
2oth of June, lSjl. The former gle
iious from the rccslcctipns Of the past
the latter l.igh, in lis promises for Tie
future.
Mr.. Middleton. one Of the V Presi
dents Of the day, gave the following:
State Of South Carolina, Her pa
,lence in the Union hitherto. has bro
hcr 10 the verge OF ru,u; she has bu
to exert little more 10 ensure her ul
ter annihiiation.
The following are some OF the vol
untccr ,oasis:
p The day when the dic.ators Of publ
. sentiment in Carolina shall be Of hc
own choice, native and to The mauu
: horn''-W. will welcome i. with swell
/, ing hearts, though tie war of Losiii
/. artillery should be lis maliu bell.
BY one Of The committee. Tie gio
ri'0us npion # Yankee Llood and Cdrl
. Ina stseL
= by the Chief marshal Of the day
The Hon. Il Il Rhc;t--1he pure all
!. consistent Statesman. the devoted an'
n faithful defender Of the rights, libclti,
!. and interests Of South Carolina,
BY Nr PickIey. Tie present co
= rup, government, if il prove Gods
> knot and cannot be united, VIC viii G.
n il with our swords.
/ By { RAei,. Foyt Moul,rie--Ont
the nursery of heroes and OF ps;r'o'
l. now the strong Loid Of the Federal {"
Il By Mr.. Loch wood; President ii
d more, May he bc the neat Mayor
Boston.
Ie BY one Of tie comlai;,ee: The sol
j. uli.s.oaiais Of - like the Tories VI +.
must Le driven fun amongst us.
c BY Mr.. Yates; South Carolina. Il
only platform c. southern lG4epcn
A. ence.
n BY Mr. Raymond; The day We @,
as citrate, May is he:ut-stirrins me'n
ries unite the sons q Carolina, a
n rouse them 10 immediate resi'iance
as the agcressions oi the Federal Cover
10 msul.
by Mr. BIanycr, Esq. This day,
u years ago or fathers did their duty :
u siGe that for let us emulate their 20
ag work. and do our dIty on The o'asf'
BY one Of ilse Msrshals; I'll. ia
J., pendrncc a. sou,h Carolina, not 10
- rain,sined by dependence On the oh
81 States, bat by the coafAse and armn'
81 oi her own sons.
l,- by Col. Wisfagl: The battle Of r
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