Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-27
MN G.LLErrE's SPEECH.

nrg, e.fft,EpVE's SPEECH
MI - u's' = t1o ,lcand seorcb;nc oooa.h
i"' io,io"iNe -
oil Mr.. Gillette mace ih ispissto ''is traitor
Ioucy, who IN his unblushlng defence OF HIM
self on the presenting of the Connecticut sreso-
I, Iced 81, State and its ao;slo-
Rio''' no. ~, ,b,.e 20 ~, s,,a
sarc. Mr.. dlllettc u Tvs n.'' 'o"V "'" o''aoo-
ltionists, we believe, ever III the senate; but
not we hone the Last Tiose who talk thus are
,ko wan. -, 30
w, cI MIMI, ~, p,os;dent T fao, door,,,
'uiLLEi IL haIoro tbo Sanato r
emoarroSscu I'D "l!.%,' onta~on;sm 70 INV hon.
posltion OF uii'Noiu" ~ 49, g 49,
able colleague; bat ulucr u scnse vi uuly 10
the State. which have the honor In part to
represent. I mist ask the indulgence of the
Senate. few llJ.l ,nts, while notice some OF
the remarks which have fallen from his lips on
this occasion. As antipodal as are our respcc-
tive positions on the Great Question OF the age
and country, trust that, Tor the honor OF our
common State and the dignity Oh the senate VIC
may always be on terms OF klhdly intercourse
| | do not intend, on account OF any contfariety
OF opinions, to become uhiiiiiiotul Vi tne cour-
.0'i'" anu PioP.. Lass tbon r;r;lyod Eta
long TO Senatoflal no ICE 'h''i' Wv iiiH0N my
L,
| &c ;,,.I;a,.;n,, ANYTHING that NV honorable
colleague has offered, any further than he has
implicated others IN his defense. 80 tar from
! it, am willing, nay, desrous, that he should
have the full bcncht OF al nc can say, iegltl-
in"Ioiy' Ill cA'enO'' Wv" y. ' 1 - -
| no he;ft 10 agSfa'alc' W any "ofu VI uocu Y,
mine, the cmbarrassments OF his position; and
| koI L. .al,o.o1 HI, dafansn without oss,,lin,r
| nav nv 'ouu,o''pNo 49, 49, - e. 80, -: Q
the honor OF our common state, WHICH, IL seems
| tn mo v,o ore alike interested To preserve and
| t.,J r I'LL Lo,.o hon .lar+
oelohu, siouiu nav D0N'' '''0'iV'
But, sir, | feel that the character OF the
| State of Cssnurcticut is deeplv involved and |
sboid he i,,las, n, nv, ,i,t;ons ar d+u a,a
dereiict to tlat Sood. old Commonwealth, if
shonia s'1 mute anu passive wheh her heh9r Is
ass"iieu 9late WHICH s'cou sccoiiu only 10
-i"sslciiesttts III '.io ioHoi''loii"iy s,fusSi
!iiaV o!a'c WHOSE iiistory rs luG'a', WIN 81 many
iiustrioGs h"ncS' anu W''ic mas 'eeil n"iia
hiVe' sehuing iorln swans VI ncf ueVct'ulu"s
ana cultivated ciiiareh' 10 iay Vlc sociai ioui'"-
tions OF new regions aud inou Vieir iis.i'etioils
ny euuca'loh' virtue, anu lfceqoli-tl''' o'ttc'
OIL wnlcn the great historian! bancroft cA'l-
zen Oh MASSACHUSETTS, iias S'ia
"rhcrc is no state in the unin and know not any in
the w'ri' in @h,se early history were cl@n, c,Ga
.,' hu p'; ~ VI "'''ii W DC i'' ANU
~, r r.,
il'': N."'o' eiI' " m'lu'' '.o 49,, a. y;
,1o'h' III sleccn u'iN qIo' V" Oni' nooi' u"
feofuafl' lot', salo' WIN ii"a'''''iii'y WI
'"y VI 'liS great i'''iiie
at is owing mainly SAT- of Connecticut and New
Jersey tint w. nays Federal en dt OF h National uS
int rail-, On cnrth Who are the men of these States to
whm indebted for this excellent form of Government
VIII ns tnsIr tunes r ous' to W "'isI w
R1g'r sherman, of Connecticut and Judge patterson,
New jersey The other States farther south were blinl
ey I no" se 's ," AURA h n", t I.
nent do we owe the present Constitution"
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Etno Stn,o ,,n;do o,,d f,al;nn so,nnn,h.,t s9',s
t; pL'u.' ,hot e., ";,od
T s "T" dnton thn Sar,ta L"t fa,r '"aman.s
e,'oato m ~
'1'l ~ w. 49, uo ",I"t. q.'s''tG'
A. H. $500, ~ ~ a.. I''''',
f t b"nn y, WV or'
h,t I i pr S'i,,' nt IN ;S not o'oS ~,
H. ,.. ~ t' H., ,,"ctlIn ~ ~ Gt
;, NV ~ aon'"O' 81 ' .,,o n'9: ,~oo'
W. m,''s 20 v"o VI"'o W ..,o
sttr wt;cb wa W." has t";s ',,o
hannv d;ff.ronc. r. ns No str,n'sor tarn, arsa
h'i Wan snvori;rn stn rI go " -,
resnntot;y,s m t5s d,"rl w. nno af t,o VII
ter i,n;s ~ tne no.o,
was ~ a,,tl IN 49,, tl pl IN ~ ~:
comntrv naJ It's or;nin ~, i; tho , nart " r",'
thr Missouri comrrnm;sS mis- IL tho " 's st;,U W.
Inv o,,t If which Il s,,,o,r iii lt,.a tLo
cs no bri.av a. noss;h r. r,t;nn '' t t tio
m' 1'I w. - r0'' 40 '''"''o" W ''i''
W, ,,,,.;,:o, "a ,;o,.t .b .,,,;, c,;tt, J.,
tbr a ,,rn,yi Inn nf that cnmnrnn,;sa tins hroo l.
inc d,wn thc ,st hn,;ar ar1;nsf slew ~ al,
the Anrritoriss If thn IIn;te9 St,tao an3 I,r.
inc them w;Je amen to ;rs da,t ;nn,nJ,tinnSN
Tt7r;tories Wick Ind heen daclarnd forever Craa
hv ybat was rons;Jsr,d ~ tho t;,na ~ H. =
s33lamn and rrenn,l,hla no,onnot s,,rtlod tha
oJ ,o,,la If i,onnant;,t rnn,, .o;n si,,,,.h
So pu?l0 ~ oon.It'ouv iion, tioir summers
"lna,;an S"n ond olio "' 'he,i i"'0 o'1'e
thn;r ;nd,nant :. NJ ), ME- n,oa ttn 49, ~at :
;ssa IN th9t oIoo+;am na o,.o m"o '' a. sl'"'
no;t;ca, ravolnt;nn ~ anr stata m~o o"er
and s;,rnai r. loI ,.;.l ~ 1ao "
nnnnIr ~ "lsu ~ at1i III; y.
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t", " st "'lu ''''I,'iess iala
vol ~ WI. 1850 a. ~ ""' ''le li''u
ra sfp","uTS u.is' u s',G peoPly "s9r'
ap1 tha;, do.',a ''"a '"s'o.s'
Go"'i'l ,iom i'' uS'S'ious oonseque'
oic;,ls tbnr, y, '"G iV VI ~; arannt
IVA rao ,it'' was iisiu sIioo VI eoe,.
axnaat Tn,h ""S Tn'"o WI s'a;u n'."i"J
oi""ones " ,ne a ''".".o mvao
, f, olPo'0u 70 'iie ouious measure, r.
o M' "i'on ooil'ei'iliS carry Ill 'he hlohVh Vi
.;o. .no sueee' was Drought up, ana ftsoluc
t tions pi:S'l: :. ueelaie ~ 10 pe vlolt''e e'
tno poo,,p N'l.n' eestfoc'ao u m'ua; coiill-
uenee Sup'etsl.c Oh 'he i0llaan:el'ai printiPes
" t;a justice anu 'f t, ane si1i
.u,S oo,elnnelI anu 'ney ihs' 1; sncaf
ao,a'Gis' anu earnestly requested 1ne,r neprc-
na W. oppose ~ ~ al noiloi''no ilta's,
,'i'u ~ 'l t 1ds' extremity inese resolutions
l''sS'u me house ny 'ote Oh nearly 1nree W
NV anu Ill Tile Donate WIN oiny Single mega
wv RI,
NOW, submit 10 tlie consideration vi nonor-
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