Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-03

admitted into the Union with or without
Slavery. ms the peonle of eacb State asking
admission NAV desire. And in such State
pr States as shall be formed ON, Of said ter
ritory north of said Missour, Compromise
line. slavery. mr. involpn,arv servi,ude fox
cent for crin,el shall no nrob,b;,ed-
This sr,,cla saved Tho Comnromise Of
1901 !, oxnross terms ovorcomiur opv I'M
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sonao'eness' yusuoe anu w'suo", VI .noso
s9nPio''''so'' d'e no' ~, quesuon ne'e ~
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u"e' 'a,y "'aue MINI, ao'Se wy !L"s
H. ~, Ivy 1912 a a' ,io C, ~ -
hayo l'.p ~s r. ,',sa,,. ,.,s'.,an5 -, ,ho
Cola ,hov .ho,nsni,,cs h,,,o chosen ond ,ho
,on,rorors, ~ roarcos 10 ,ro
vVbc,i,er bv lc,,cr or snirit n. Cuun;,ou,.
$50 af is50 .hrnga,ed. or involved future
abroc,t;on ~ The CONN on,ise of lsoO2 ID.
Whs,har ,b,s abroga,inn can noy he made
consis,on,lv with honor ;us,ice and good
faith ; A. IN INV rigbt. ar Thai of nny other
Senator 10 entor these lists. the credentials
flod in tho Sccre,arv,s office sottles that
,ues,ion Mine boar seal as broad and as
6rulv fxed there "a INV other. nv n people
,s w,se as freo and ma grea,. MS any one Of
ali Tho ,bir,v.one Renublics represented here.
Rut I viii take Leave 10 saw that an arqu.
ment merely nd psrsonom. seldom amounts to
,nv,b;og moro ,han nm argument nd ccpfen-
ann < life of ppproval of COMPROMISES,
and NJ devotion IN them. only enhances the
ohi;ca,io, faithfully 10 fulGl Them. A life of
dsanprybation of the policy of compromises,
only renders one more earnest in exacting
f,lflment of them.
Thus much for the report and the bills of
the Committee. and for the positions of the
parties in ,hi. debate. A measure so bold,
80 unlooked for. so startling. and vet so prep-
nant as this. should have some plea of ne
coss;,,, To- ,horo onv s,cl nacoss,,y On
the contrary il i moi necessary nnw even
II !, be al,oge,her w,se. 20 .s,ablisb Terr,to.
,;.i Cova,n,non,s in Nabr.sLa No, Lose
h. c,nr,aa,, ,r;hos NJ J,d;,ns r,c,,n,, do,
'"a' 'ou.'V $3.50 '''oe' % l,"l VNeuy ''u'
t's' uno', 'ou''eeu " ""',", "u '''o'''ieu'
nave oeen renoyeu euefe ny our own act
ana invested WIN zee simple 10 ENJOY a
secure ana perPelual nome sure from lne
in'f"sioh anu ,.'e annoyunoe, anu even iiV"
uhe presence OF Tue ",iic 'hau, ana unuei
u'c pa'e'nai -Oaie W uie uo'crnnheh' anu
"i'n 'iie '"suuo.o' " ''s VeaVne,S nnu i''''
onanncs' 70 aoia"e "a. a.ts " cin"'Ao''ou,
. anu .i'c nnoNs u soeia' ne. ! WI" not say
,nat .'i's was uoiie 90 prevens u'at territory
oecause ueiheu 10 slavery IRON oeine oceu-
pieu py lree "ni'c men ana cultivated WIN
lree wnise ihoor put VIII say, 'hnt ti'ls re-
,'osai U, VI, in"ia"s .he.' 'uhuen SUCH Bua'-
ah'ees' mas had that eiect. Ihe territory
cannot De occupied now, any more than mere
"thou' sin'es' ,ogcuer. our experience
ana our ihaiah pohcy aiike remove al dis,
Pu,e IRON tn's point Ei'ner 'heso preserved
ranges must sun remain 10 the ind'ahs mere
inter, or inc inolans, wha,e.er temporary re-
a'snnoe usa"1' 'e"'o's' "ey hhy MAKE
mus ~, 'es"eI u,,,
u ,,. s"a', u,ey ~. vi you p'i"g
Tha.a - n, 81 -, e.. 49, W PP VA,
...,'J H. ao .'"n,,. 49, "s ny. " VI
ritorv Of Nebraska .owa,j he Hr;,;ah ho or
der5 That is already occunied bv Indians !.
there il no room there viii Won ,nrn ,he,,
loose upon Texas and New Mexico , There
il no room there.
Will Won drive ,hen over the Rocky
Monn,a;ns, Tbav will moo, n lido Of ;,n
mioration there dowipg into c.l;Gorn;o frnn,
Enrope and from Asia Wblber then Shall
thew. the disnossessed unnii;ed hers Of his
vast continent ro , ria answer IL no.
where n ,hav rom,;r In NohrasLa ar ,,he,
nse are your ,bar,ers ? az ,yha, harn, i
tho Missouri Comnron,se IN NohrasLa !,
,b,, case2 Whop do,h !, onnross3 NJ
one.
Who. indeed. demands territorial oroani.
zation IN Nebraska nj all? Tbe Ind,ans
No II Is 10 them The consumo,,,ion or a
long 'apprehended doom practicalIv no
one demands II am ,old ,La, The whnia
white nonu,,,;on sc,,,ereJ here md ,horo
throughout these broad regions. exceeding
IN extent the whole of the Inhabited nat e,
thc United STATES at the time of Rsvdln,,on
is less than fifteen hundred. and that those
are chiefly trainers. missionaries. and a tey
mechanics and agents employed by the GOV.
ernment. in connection with he admnis,ra.
ton of Indian affairs. and other persons tenn.
no-,r;iy draw, a,o,nd ,ho ~, ,c -,
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