The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23

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r,,, IN. ,,oo,s,, I, Macon, To,e,,,a III
soTrurepS OPINIONS. Il
Tn, xyhip. Of the Ere. state. ana M
N,br..., NIL.
The history of the Nebraska bin Ia, q
las, epencd the ewes of the \ mthern Wh..
,o,be u,,cr corrnptiop mud ,sectionsl,,,1,'
ar,La Nor,be,n branch oc,hei, n,r,v IT,,
Gov ,m,ng ,hem whose nnhinon. bo0.,
have hnbcr,o retained them in ,hc s,I,l
. 10 nr oonso,ya,;sa, h,vo ,,oljoS ~
~ ahal;,;on ;nenonco onJ ANN, ,b,-
IN VI - .a,,,ains No, ana man ~ 49,, ,' !,
a hs LII ,ho Snn,horn yhins can gi, ", coo'
$500, al snnnor, e., the sew,I
Wh,gs only ARE represented IN Tho nrasr.
session of Congress- Int the F,uma,o \.
Webster Whies nlso. yot the 6nal =,
an tho Nebraska hill found them clo.L
limited toge,hcr. and omuln,inp eoch an.
~ onnosi, Ion ,o The Sor,b \, sccms \,
,hoy have tired of ,bcir lnng d,sgu,sc h.
,La; honcc1n,,h md ,nrevor Tho Iybg NJ
90 oc ,bc Nor,h i 10 hc doyo,nd 10 "a
tcma,ic warfare nunine, opr Interests A.
onr ;ns,;,,,,ons This sp;r;, md ,u,enb.
IL clearly Indicated bv ,heir nresses =
onIv hv The NM, tho Y'y;L,n, and "a,
nctnowlcdged organs of the Free Sol,,
b,, hv ,bosc journals which lilo tho
bnnv Regisier.and the Cauri,r &, Ennar
have hitherto been ranked as ronreseu,
tiyes of the more temperate and consera
tive norton of the Northern Wings.
But the fact which of all the rest is ID
most startling and convincing, is tina d.
.Nebraska Bill has become lac wii'o@ N
aid of a single Northern Hing, eiiher IN D.,
SENATE or De House. Ii IL unnecessary 4
view of this demonstration, 10 mullis
proofs of our proposition. For how inerss
and how unanimous must be that implaei
Bile ennity III the South among the NorA
orn Wing masses, which has in pernd q
short. composed all their discordan, Z
ments. reconcIled all their opposing clqa Z
and forming them closely together 10 %
solid phalaix, directed il with dehbens
resolution apninst the principlc of the
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a.;ns n",h;pa hn ,ho III, oxcnn, tho ass
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49, 80 ,ar.,,a s,t.aI,,ds5 M.
i,,orn a,so,,;on ~ n,;no;s'la so oan,,,N
"u.aLos AR c,an,;, annal,,;o,, a,,,dn, 4
Na,,Lorn Iyh,as w., ,a,, ,.,, NO., c,,,
shnnid a nov l.ya ST. n 49,
,;no soI;ci, .dn;ss;o, 49, a. Tn;oo;
T1,s cond;,ion az ,i,;n,,s ."nns, sn,ors
onv man WHO has c,,nly ,,.,ci,nd the 40
arsss az events eor Tho I. ., Ion vo.,s h,
Svbi, ro,,y h,s hocn aloI;,;a,,;-sd moi 4
If s,,,don h,s Graduate md sn,ely N,
n,ocess has boen yoing on in,er,go.,s
tor n term of ycnrs and Il is aImos, MI
cnivablc how The Souihcrn Wbips III,
h..a hncn blind 10 the fact for so lon.
time. Wien they were s,a-,.aiiaa b. VI
10 Fillmore and Webster as the SONS
men among their Northern allies, we ss'
that the end was rapidly approaching
was moi difficult TO see that they NJ
soon be driven 10 the conclusion TO viz
they have come at last, viz;--tbal
Wing party Is thoroughly dcnationalHa
and that the organization can no longss
maintained.
In view Of these truths we can se
good reason why the Southern Wl9a
should rot unite themselves 10 the Dal'
cratic party, az affroding the hes, praei1'
means Of resistance TO this vast Anu-sA
ory organization OF the North. we 500.
be unworthy OF our place NJ public lolf-'
lists, If we sought 10 conceal the fact y
there N an Abolition element anon |.
Northern Democrats also, but the nR.1
d the Nebraska bill proves, that desPiN
that element, the Democratic party %
the main, sound, reliable and cOnsenalt
The bill WAS drawn by Northern Des
cratic SoratoF-Mr. Douglas II wai p's
cd through the House by Northern Dc.
crat--Mr. kichardsonj II received ne"
CO Of a majority os the Northern Dem, Z
and was aided IN all legitimate meas
Democratic Administration. The m's
ure must be pronounced a DemeHn
medsnu. II received not a single NOT.
ern Wing vote, and Of the - VOTE q
tanned in the House, 100 were the soia Z
Denocratlc members. We cannot sup .
that the Wings Of the South will adf9H
a purely sectional Southern orgsnlni q
They refused 10 do that when Calaa'a-
Utah, and New Mexico were at stoke =
will hardly attempt il now when uei' {
not left 10 ms foot Of ground wsefe =
battle for Slavery can be Tough, viii 2