The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18


in lis Message renewed in the most
formal manner his oath to the Cons, !
tuition. and condemned the very idea !,
"f Csurpa,ion. The comp ,Tetat OF
the "a .. December has exhibited
new phase in this strange character, /
when manifest destiny seems nov
abon' to be accomplished.
The Alpha and Omega Of a,l his
aspirations appears as it en- the poin.
oi. realization. The fn,urc alone can
fully reveal tie man, anl resolve the
problem whether France is capab'c
Of rcsi.nIng herself quietly to the de
iusions Of absolute power. or whether
she is destined TO he subjected !, u
rcpetition y. those scenes OF violence
and disorder, that have 30 often cen-
yvlsed lleg 10 tbs serY ssptcr, and
rendered her bye-wofd among the
nations Of the earth. At her head
is man Of lntleyiblc will, impassiblc
to the most delicate sensations Of the
soul, incapab" Of any mere roctical
transports Of scniimontalism. His
/ heart is the vassal Of his head. lie
calculates all ,hings even his cn,husi-
asm. HI, emotions, impressions, in.
tc'!igence, are all measured as with
COMPASS and weighed as with bal.
! ancc, The maxim Of Hacl iavcl that
observer Of the human heart, 1t is
better 10 do cell than to do nottiag,'
IS enc that lac often repeated, aud
seems to have produced a deep in.
preston upon him. llis heart, Sc
verely tried hy adversity, is iron a,
bout 10 undergo the fiery ordeal Of
prosperity and the world can JUDI
for Itself, aud arnovc OF condc!nn the
scntIment b. which hc is ms, ircd.
MIR. sEXARDS SPEECH oN NOM
~ rERvENTtOS.
The following abrcria.ed r"por, Of
Mr. SEwAEps speech on Il question
thai now occupies the attention of 70
many in tie country-will command
the attention OF all--and Whatever may
be the opinion Of different ones ON the
propriety or policy OF adopting his views.
all vii admire his straight forward man.
ncr of treating the subject, and respond
heartily TO his noble sentiments of pat
rio.ism aud his high regard for liberty
everywhere.
! Mr. Clarke moved TO raic Up tic
nun-lnicrNcni,ou resolutions.
\ long debate tuSued ia which ihe
practice of taking up sGhiccis for on,
days debate and then po-ipo"ing them
Was condemned
All' Ciaraes motion was then agreed
10.
Mr.. Seward said -
Writer'S on Law teach u, ,la' S,atc.
a,e free, independent. and cqua! NOR"
puwera existing for the objects OF hap.
pincss ard usefulness and posses in.
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