Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-05

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We have grown under ia protection with RAJ
pidi,v for which the world has ma ,ataIlel II
is founded on free princpes. adjusted to the
forms OF representation all free. all elected.
and vet all safe and secure. for the endowment
OF lie, liberty and property. In the course of
its career, discussion and controversies nave
arisen. and attained to A heiphth which threat
cned the stability of our State, But after all
the wise and sober rood men of the State, have
the same end in view. and mean to Uphold and
preserye the Liberties of the land, and that con-
stitntion and government winch protects and
preserves them aud Therefore say that the
general object of all GOOD men being the pres
eryation OF the Constitutions the only efcien
means Of securing that end is the union Of all
good men to promote it.
| We cannot disguise the fact that the Con
stitution is embroIed in factions disputes, which
! a re- ILLEGAL in character and purnOsp lis ODnO.
nents are all dissatisfied with tue COVE rnmenl
or the constitution. Some of these enthusiasts
are full of sei.satisfactiun. They think they
can order things much better than they are or.
dered; as Phaeon thought he could find BET
Ter pathway for the sun across the heavens than
he had been accustomed to take and PbRton
stepped into his fathers car and seized the
reins--
"Far from his course jn,nc,ed the glowing sun.
To make his laws to wild disorder run"
Other enemies Of the constitution. or deena,
rurnose. aud with more calculation, former,
snoke IF q forc,hie resistance To the law. Nov
thew sneak Of secession. Let me saw, gentle
mon that secess;on fr,m ne ia accession n,se
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~ .nan but onlv cav that I'VE stand ,ouo,her ba,
r in an Interesting period Of onr history-wlI
N the same general love Of country. the sam
: yeneralon for ancestry and tie same regal
for poseritv and le, Us act in the spirit ofth;
= union which will enable US to accomplish a
I'd our desires. But | would not carry nv toIers
IS ton SO far az 10 desert or to quality in any d,
5 gree our attachment to that reat and essent
~ ally absolute point-the preservation of Ii
Union.
9 tnink every man should make his sent
Is ments known on this subject l. lie for tt
Union or against it, or is he for conditions al
!. hypotheses aud auds and butts | think wh,
Cicero SAID on another occasion applicable
! tbs Let every man bear on lbs torehea
A. whether he is for or against"
IT There are persons weak nough ard FOOLS
~ enough to think aud say that if this Con. Tt,
ton which holds the States ,ogeth,r should |
broken, there would be found some Other, sau
I new Chain Of connection for them. now sa
n 10 more believe it possible that til. Cn.on,
y once dissolved from lie connection in which
, Is now held, could ever again BIZ reformed. al
" ill OF the States re-,Ssociared, III IN believe
Y possible that if ty tine fat of AIminhlv NOW,
IS the law of gravlla,ou should be abolished al
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