Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-11
NO. H.

Al the polls. see aothiag which slaycholers are Ill
gam aast sa ha.l na,asng eat e. aaeqaAl and Ysxa
tiees Coolest ~ wh9ea taey are 10 u losers.
deffecafe sata hccssSs ssd d,l1ny part "a kerr II
oat q tie State u fssols wkea her custuliua mad
toimee Was moi raScr II the cant enssga but
aehaef rFonetr u kas cse which forbade The 4egt.
lasnrc ii rnauesa II ax&s w{sa HE censea, tf shsyI
lprpaaasyi that cla,sS sake II sEees
i9r tar sAks & kses fir slas question cut ct oers
eeco1S ad aegisatia1I5s tA nse 81 preventing per
Petaa Strife AIMING The ladsle. What did tor Me-
soaF weaid 70 81 The Fefritqries; aud L il was III
esn qestioa xoall vote one wky the other 70 settled
u; tnii nsi sren qhestlod. ard canaos hq cfen
without erearh Of taa,h and the destruction q i
Sir. The quest u has BEEN decided The fFee stat3s.
are assiast TIE hf ard i III resnFn for their pt.
generous eoaduct sndcasor 70 force upon tkepa
They haze hsea RET only just bs magianimoas 70 ~!
sl4ye States What was The Scnalfsnn Of the slayas
Stales tissy years age, IL relation % The use q the
within their hsiss nearrsd ~ great part ef it,
an Indian population covering huFegor less 81 amot.
every slave State and preventing tie expansion II III
population " hatis il now An relieved. The III.
dan al gene their lands AL brought under The dnmiB
ion q the white man ard the e. pepuasiEA;
and Of slave cultivation, greatly oereased-to the sxteht
Of third fourth Of lis soil cf the States
Hew was thls don't Cfriaish BY the help q frfej
them;) By the aepof their rots ii procuring the al
proprlatons, ard raifying the treaties which the rs
inoval q the lndiaas required Mssunri GOT her file
southwest qnaster relieved BY these means The
votes gave as the Platte equn,r seven ne cdstatss
added e the State and that ~ STEERING the couarunt
line 10 iAende IL aud actually cgnyrqf1ne fb.f tn4 -
&
II % tc done; Northern votes altered above haudrsk
miles of the compromise line tor eur benefit npo OK
request and wrnever be pngtaiefu 10 The N5r,h III
IL reque By ahreada OF the line to
And hew did weebiaia the Rorhcrnyetes which wefE
Necessary for all these mesurste appropriations aah
treatise or al these ihdia removals, and loF ate8
ration Ct the compromise ae All Ia gave US the
Iiatte country How did The Missouri delegation 4
that daythe most afniahle and talented Dr. Linn ma
myself - the Senate and Gen Ashley thee Heuse-4
hoy did wcobtala that great boon for otr State Did
get these votes rs bechg ah ltienssn against mi
NORTH No. nc, We act them by appealing to the jusI
tee aud the alera le lIas o bur northern bfethSent
and 10 which wenever appealed dace IN yain-who ii
the last hard tria get the Cherekees gu. Of Georgia.
gave Us eureea affirmative balance seven nera{
tive from the South, and saved the treaty by one yoe
AID ho part of all these transactions. aecastori
ed % solicit northern votcs aad express thanks for het
WIFI aos return them wi for good by attempting
- deprive them Of their share Of II conpromise whieH
We imfossd proa them.
It's hPs four mouths since this movement fr The abb
Iaeaiiah 81 the Missouri Cor promise commenced ia thi&
Congress II began iRNhout inenorig w,thuut petik
on without relnest from human being. II has la4
boea~l and hard in these Halls. and 10 this hoaa
there not petition fer it rom the class of States fos
whose benefit the movement pr5fesses 10 have bce4
made mot weird in Its favor from the smallest pabd
meeting private sembaee Of auY slave State. ThiS
Is the rsponse e the South 10 this boon rendered TO il
BY northern menabcfsandrt northern President ltfA
the response Of epce-mpFe emphatic than woids--s
and worthy Of especial note 10 this debate. Ii argucss
well for the harlioay or ih4 UnioH, and gees shows
(wat in fact ha, bsen often seem that the troubles -
9ary coac from uneasy polite ians-ts safstyf
iren The Tranquil inasses
Shortly after the expiration OF the hour allotted to Mfs
Benon under the rude and before he had concluded, th1
House adjoui ned