Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30

We skist tke spt.ez q lie fIsa. JOSH s. MlEtsos.
e1<s. n Iz.i 16.f save 6;e1et r1s eyes Il tsse e.
sss ss1hzfa Esbrz.k,ss % De ne saaraelsr uf ~
Isuhis khi. sea,ios Dsazls. h.sc1trsf den. Trniy
Al tr 81 \ Nb<, great pfise'rle rruerrnrdl A,
rrs5s,is 4 "a islszysniias Win slavery MA
1tt.rpir i ~ sr1izSd UsfiI csskrrn rhss. repeal
~sksl,et ~ Ehi.h zi.ser5 ! ftuta.isf II osersa.
Z Neae<s,s al = ssAia<frn Tsuirzs. >. .nsa caa
s.ya va iulinei< tbn he pssa<s Il MS sl vii
ssrcsa he rfaepe h, conzrsss has ~ szkf 10
"ekeisissl,teTy fSep an 7rnilsfyr
'sIa asle1 n s4a Mr. Milsoa) nhai sor u repeal
a II. Mi,sasd crnrrcniss !, prupose1 70 Be given
w. L hsld, oPea. asd staple aaaslnent q mess
hekaoNls dsed Be nsaagl So.sif; il i scron-
iaa<d withihs tmd dselarstes that The ia.ss-
tiou % slavery into aay territory or ststs. ncr
- exeiuds Il iheFefpm. Tbs aPoogeehe dees.r.i,sn
wears very nnrk he app..r.ses q nev Aaloai hills
ssenlak % vips 81 - I'd ons Sir. have
hide c5nfieaee Il he efficacy cftaai repentaacs which
eoaisses thslsin III Vii. Felinqaish ~ traits /"
4. regard q the Ia5nssness q The Badger proEso.
Mr.. MIIisoa developed some ncu points lie showed
ssaf presIoas % 1880. there oly Preach law,
lni Amere1a Law il regard % tsse very territories
lasss srhict Hdss Teen retalsdp ia 1903 ,sCoa
wees passed law providsnx r the whole territory or
Louisiana acquired Ircm Franee j. 1904, the provinces
asdised into two Territories. Orleans and Lousaaa
II is05 sc name u The latter was changed 10 Mssou
~ syvAca N.souri was formed ints State, Nebraska
Ma, len oa. has beea without OrsaHizsd govern
rnrn:.
Fir. 81 eoatended thai not esly The civil law was il
free thefe lit that iAerie4n law was estabiished
bese latter o,k away their sanction from fs proceed
Gag from extinct sovereignty. s.d impressed hsm wih
an American character.
By the Raaxsramsaames slarefy i, left withoutpro-
a.
properly j ptoiee:ei exec sIavesand SOathern mea
greedIiy reeeaye x6a they call /" booa from The
E5rthr They have preferred repeal Of the Missouri
III, fessrie,oa thai slavery shall not be
protected ID Nebraska.
Surely. Die Northern people have not yet had time
20 read ,his bill As standsr assoon as they do
.sxxpcet 10 zee them al become supporters Of IT, Its
better for then than any Missouri restriction
ut Why should Southern members be 10 such hot haste
"a Ala new Free Soil States y the Uaioag Already
there arc iG Free States and IS Slave States including
Delaware which has very small interest in ne insti-
iution Taere are New Mexico, Utah, Minnesota. Or
exon and ahngiou ali fastening their preparations
f,r admission !. States Al in ten years heaee. il Kan
las aaa Nebraska really attractive represented
We sAall have two more States-in all. ssfsn.
Fcnrteen Eted Soil Senators 70 be thrown in, whilst 4
tho txcn, The South ony5 gain trts Slave 81 lie.
from Texas, perhaps coba, Est with these OILS,
against US ami all compromises broker down, he are
Ne TO get these admitledS ~
Surely, We are thankful forsmalI iavOrs when "
seize upon such boon. Mr.. sIlson '~ell remarked,
in regard 10 the Inconsistencies he ID exposed But,
In the manifold changes Of mortal iiie il is perhaps no
ancrmmoa thing that sh did solicit as boon what.
Al enc line. they rcsisisd As an outrage"