The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-17
TIE I'm Or TIE BOSTON
,ST CASE

.,..,ial sc iu,,pwi obrrt'dhVhN W."
.io tc.g.l 1t the late Save ease ~
!ta.t,t!
ILrv Lole bui.ne.s. VIC suppose. may
~ 30 considered virtually disposed ct.
ood f-y =, sections ~ IN u may Il"
..,,ara',r. When ShAJrarh wa- sol
sc.iy fcscuet. sunr paper here taisru
Ne ere TIA. tic people # Boston had
,u',a,a the law: tia, Massachusetts
-as in open rebellion against the laws
ii he United Sia',s. We protested u
ram, aay such ccnclu.ion being drawn
ffpai al !. oinic'l case of rescue a,triuu.
all, lu foidcn .Acicne ui Oh tie iar
e tie toiurci population aud unWat'h-
f'ls, IN tic pant Of those who had
49, 'iriii.e ia charge. The rcor'e ~
po.'oa, have NOW nhundaii,ls di.pro'cd
he charge 50 unjus'ly made against
,Lgu. Before she s.iuic committee
APPOINTED io inquire into the condn''" '
t.. ,hr,:;; aud ctlcr State officer. re
,N,ve to tic alleged non.>cr> zee OF Ger
ua.f. ,afra4', ia tie case Of Sins. Mar.
H.. t.tcy tt~tn,l Hat r'nri, two
Il. .n-s,i m,n ir.,, volunteered 10 keep
I've i""'' "''' l. 't% -" ~ ~. a.n.,
"'.'" 60 l ~ y" ~, ,li.,,Iun,.,r ,,,r.
~as ca,n,o.ei If almos; every class
,.,,,,I irr,Lm.n. caulktrs. fire.
,,. n,.i,. ants. t.nk dire ior., trades.
..tn. SC.
Arrr IT,. We .ha,l surely hear no
,.o,c alon, l,,s'on tcMdiatiug her
Constitutional obligations CT multi ing
tie 'aNs. We ccnii tot believe that
:. ic tie character Of the Boston
r,o; e. 1hc.r hal,'s aud education
hoy Cause dislike Of the fugitive slave
an, lat willie ii is law. obey viii al
Eos, 30 ABB Of reckless AZ. 's'ors 10
to. o.; defiance or orcltuln II.
!, voalj be easy in view Of these
f'rls to cAi atia'e generally NJ on sab
ri,.ion to law ly tn" Amcncan leo.
re generally, and to cN'ol our insti-
to'ions and .osms Of government; but
t..h Is mt cur !rcscnt lnrl Csc. -
fl.t j: docs seem desirable that the
ccl'. generally should carefully re.
@.cs the entire history Of this in9'.
tao slave case III Boston, that they
nay ever hereafter rightly estimate
the numlcr and influence Of those
who lave assumed to oppose the laws
4 ;lcir country. and have Mostly
boosted Of their determination no, to
allow fugitive slave to be taken from
der midst. The whole facts Of the
,a.l lour the utmost contempt W on
lie ac;ta;ors aud dcmagosnes who
lal.v under tie banner Of Garrison,
phinils, Cover and Company, and
,,oyc ,hCm TO be nothing more than
mere handful Of noisy takers and
reckless DISCLAIMERS. without mil.
iionth pa,t Of the sclfsacrlGciny cour.
sc. which they 50 loudly profess and
If which some PERSONS, PERHAPS give
item credit. II the press generally,
would abstain from giving circulation
to {! cir inccndiarv trades, and leave
them. as manv better men arc left, to
,lccure audiences i, fiucncc by their
own Inherent talents. they would die
cut in less ,l,an six months.
While the case Of Sims was rcnd.
ing. these scIi,ion makers were most
valiant in s,ccch, and any one who
did not know them would have sup.
,ofcd ,la, Nv thousands their adhcr.
tnts woo,1 ra,,v TO the rescue. deter
.;oj - e., :. o,on r. h.Ir ,I,o;,
,,,ou.ol 1a,n j., a.. oa,
~. H. .'.,,,I,' I,'I:: 49,,
"'N'I ~" ~ '"'N Wv
isS"' nv" 'n"e,, pe'ie"I' 'ne Wy
tempt one na'"ra'ly ltei' Tor an oro''
Larry c1"a!", nave these tonGue'hc'
rccs, .htSc Wanting valiants, ia.lch
! hoy 90 10. even "intcrposc their
lo1iCs,' or arrcar in the streets,
when the ,,lnc comes for fulii,iup their
louj threats All tho conrarc excl.
,ol =. ,yo Iow moo,;,..s vanish.
~ ,n,n.;'.. e. H. '.un,
"', "' Wv N'V,"''7 "a '',0 e"''
-" @"N ""' ln,'' wv. ~ ~. WV IVY
'"'e "'"'."r VI .h"'I''"' A"h'y "".
LIS men, t&cAcu y the moral sehti
Mtnt ana HE volunteered aid OF the
jcopic OF EOstca. a bitter lesson .!
humiliation these noisy agitatQrs ought