The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-27

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T'4r e ,nP,o,B,se u lSl0 was norn than
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IN, vslisiion Of honesty and honor. The
I tst shsai "rppalif sovereignty IN the
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Tasfe can b. no snch t'iisr ~ "populat
sovereignty IN Territorial Government.
Ersn ny, C1agress an prohibit slavery
In all Ia teritonss %. and pas, laws
aysias, slavery, as our father. did.
Then followed close discussion OF the
treaty mixing poser The treaty mixing
poser can annex territory. Therefore the
llw-making power cannot, and the annex
alton Of rssis vas uncons,nut ,ud. Now
the aim Is, 10 annex Cuba by resolution or
law, and no' according to the constitution
al poser Il that department, which alone
can make treaties.
"Mote land" Is the popular cry. especial.
/ " a, the West. Slaves ar no slaves, the
Yves, would 90 Tor more land. 4 Western
clergyman in order to impress upon his
niarefs. the poverty Of Christ, said
/ ''.ls never Owned an acre OF land" The
Hon speaker closed by saying that the
grca, contest between Slavery and Free
dom had come--the great crisis was upon
us.
HoS. SoLoxox Foor was loudly called
for. and spoke over an hour, ia manner
never cqualled for elcquencc and effect by
himself. before Yer mont audience
Thought, argument, and facts were con-
densed into a ncthodical order, and set
forth BY glowing words, aud an eloquence
,ha, surprised even his friends and carried
away the audience like hurricane of fire.
The effort told deeply and the effect will
long be remembered by those who were
fortunately present.
W nom tic Eeds you'd destroy. they
illustration in tie aTbi6s1ylng had full
ministrn,iou. 1t Is playing its mad careor
before the eyes Of coniding, a betrayed
people.
They were startled from their rcpose by
proposition to break down the partition
wall between slavery and freedom-which
had been recognized by every administra-
ton. every legislative act--and by every
Court. The proposition was carried. The
line Of dcmarkation was blotted out---the
ordinance Of Freedom was repcaled--the
compact destroyed. There is now not enc
loot Of territory but what is open tc Slav-
cry. Ten millions of dollars have been
voted To purchase n strip of miserable land
from Mexico on which to construct a Pac-
iic r. r.. III is said,) but all to aid the
South. Two slave States will be made of
it, and no benefit will accrue to the North.
although the North will pay three fourths
the cost. Congress will not vote one dol.
lar to build Northern ora Central railroad
to the Pacific. The road must go South.
and slavery mus, wind its snlky folds along
its whole length.
Virginia demands that the Slave Trade
with all its horrors mus, be lcgaized Neu-
trality laws mus, be repealed, in order that
dllbustcrs may aid Slavery.
The administration is a plant slave of
the South, and the South mean to improve
their time. Its pet object is to obtain Cuba
at all hazards, at the earliest moment
Though it cost s300,OO0,O00, the Senate
will ratify its purchase and the House will
vote the supplies. There are enough
dough-faces from the North TO aid the
South IN carrying any measure. Cuba
will give two more Slave s,ntcs--four Span
ish slave Scnators-and twelve Spanish
slave representatives.
The South donand, also, the acquisition
Of Mexico, and the other Central American
States. The administration sent the bully,
Borland. to Nicaragua to get up a fuss. No
man was ever better fitted for such mis-
sion. lie got up quarrel, got n bottle
broke over his head and succeeded admir-
ably. The administration in Greytown
found a foe Of its own size, and pitched in-
10 it. Greytown .6ia'
Douglas desires to have Dominican in
/ dependence recognized, in order to obtain
in the end, another slave State. The
Choc,aws and other Indian tribes own
slaves. II Is proposed TO erect that slave |
territory into three new slave States.
Also, the South ask for treaty with /
England that fugitive slaves shall be given
up. by the aid of 30 Southern Senators
and l6 dongh-iaees from the North, the
South may succeed in passing such trca-
~, and VIC may be obliged to depend upon
England to protect freedom.
The late Congress passed two good bills
the River and Hnrbor, and INDECENT 10.
sane bills. Virginia told Pierce to veto
them, and he did II, Of course
The legislative and the executive power
are used chiefly To AID sliveY. All the
objects Of government are second to slay-
cry. The records prove ii-sad though
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