Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

inc tbeo, b,, I'M chosiisinr the ,nsolonce or
tho government that made Them Ric5m1nd
Ubjp
W,su1voroN Nav o. IS5i
NIessrs. James Maurice. John Wheeler.
Jared Y. Peck. Rufus w. Peckhan and An
drew Oliver Democratic Representatives in
Compress from the lst. Gth. oh. 10Th and
oG,b CONGRESSIONAL Districts of New York.
L,ve issrod on address 10 their constituents
defending their course in opposition To the
Nebraska I'M They contend that the tran
sit or the measure fhrourh the Uonse wns
chararterigai bv the most ivrannons ovor.
else of powor They object to the bin on
,h, ,,ro,,,,l tb,t ,bore ,ras' no immediate mo.
.cess,tv c,r orranizinr Territorial Govern.
cr,,.,.,t ,h,rc b,,,,.s ,ccordinr IN tho la,
roman, ~ ,bo Indian Commissioners orl,,
,b-,e white. ,ersons m the teyr,,ory op,brac.
n,, Nchr,,.,, and Kansos IN oddi,ion IN
C,9,,rpn,c0, oifirrrs. that ,be land is s,ilI
owned by ,bo won1erinr tribes Of rel mon
and I'M he lands connot h. ,oken witbout
cxfin.uishinr tho Indian tides. tbot IN ex-
tc,p5sb the ,tlos would no IN cv.i,.,uisb
the tr,hos and tbev Az mo, feel called mon
IN ser IA motion he n,,cb;nerv tina, il da-
s,oned 70 e,sdica,e ,be,o. tbai tho orrani.
,,,. 49, ''i,s '',~ o a''
', ,uo 80 49,, y go - "a
- 1,'n O'e''s ',i Z. 1'''ou''s VI Nil
=, - ,'o"' r., ",l 'a 'wy a. 49, . LIS
In .,s,os t;nn,;o,, - c,nna l., ~
f,ct tia, Tho anr,,lr,on, of tho Nisso,tr;
Cnn,nrn,,iso n den"r,,,ro from, tho pl,,r,ra,
loiJ down nv tho Dor,ocr,tic Convention of
$50 I ~ .e Ds'.,', ,h 80 "',oh u,
,,a, ,i"d bi' IT,, S',',.a,;se ae is-o '''0"
Ma a1dTsss ' il seycre nnon tho pro.iden,
= ul i'I 10 49, up1t' '''V , losiuei'
~ .'s ri'eusou u.ui,a,'"!p l,pul t'e sen1l
81, 49, ~ '''s nnaus ~ auI,
49, ,,.hI - H. $50, 49, ~
the llonse and senate Tbey saw tba, the
pssstons Of tho geometry have been oropsod hv
the President and MS ,dvissrs and ,bat d,s.
cord confusion and sectional .,in,os,,ios =
ami, threaten IN b,rrass a,d a,s,,,rh ,t,.,
neoco NJ Tho Irrion For ,boir o,..,, ,ar,
they nre indisnosed n f,Ilow tho ontbors oe
lbis renewed com,not,on bn, nroG,r ~ re'
mai, ,rbero tbov b,va e,,or s,ooI ,rn,, -.
, r.;nc;,,os "a r.,c,i,,' 4sy''i y, Ie "
,b, R,ltno,ro C,p,,,,,,a, a,J ,.i,.,,..s77,i -
Jis,prb,ng or nnse,,i,na $50, I 10
hon fcial n measure ns tho AIssonr, o..
nfDmI-p.
Tho authors of tie address oive co,ions
extract, from the opinions of Nossrs Polk
Cas-. Dourlas A,cbison and p,nlney ~
show. the great estee,,, IN which Tho Nilsson.
ri Conpronise has boon held bv those en,i.
mem, men previons To the introd9ct,on az Tho
Nebraska hill The address saws.
4" In voting for tins hull we were chilled
upon to follow the lead of the presibsn, in
this oepartnre from tho Comorof,,ise mons
urss of lS50. and. with the most snbeervio,,
of his creatures TO violate our pledoe To nd.
here 10 the platform of 1852. and thus r..
open the slavery agitation in rs most formi.
dable aspect. This we have refused 10 do
and we confidently appeal TO Won. to whom
we are shortly TO surrender our trust to saw
whether we have not m tais respect done
uaht Events daily trapspirlng constroin ms
to believe that the annuimcnt of the Mis-
sauri co,o,ro,,iso 90, -, iS1n - ,L.
asercs OF measures long premeditated md
deliberately pursued. having for their obiec,
.he formation of great sectional ar so1,b
err party. of which The nresont Eyacnt;ye
DESIGNS 10 become the leader In order ~
win the South and nropitinte the fayor ofher
citizens. in addition 10 tho rens.l of tho no.
hlbtion of slavery north of iatitnde a6 4 "a
m. II Is des,oned 10 obiain regsr1lc,s 80 Nv.
nense IN the n,tional trsss1r,, a5l;,ioral
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