Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-15
1UatrbmanM Statr suuruaI.
nv n. II. WALTON, JB.
MONTPELIER, DEC. Is, 1854.


.S,r,ndie upon Sirindie when the
Doughfacos voted to repeal the Compromise
which excluded Slavery from Kansas and
Nebraska, they told us it was not to admit
Slavery. That was swindle. Slavery is
there.
From a Southern Paper.
A M. Dodson, Of Georgia, brother of the
editor Of The Georgia Examiner, who has
settled in Kansas, giv,s his views about
Slavery in that Territory. He says Slavery
already exists ia Kansas, and needs no act
of legislation to permit IT that it IS mpossi-
bic To get white labor there, and they must
have slaves; that Missouri will send half
her population there to protect the Territory
Iron the control of the Abolitionists. lie
ndds that slaves hire readily at from : $50 TO
S2oo ger anium, and that Kansas was it
tended by Providence for slave State.
When reproached for sacrificing Freedom
and opening the door to Slavery they replied
that Kansas was surely destined for Free
dom, by virtue Of squatter sovereignty
That was a swiudle. The first act Of squat
tersovereigcty is the election Of a Slayoeratc
delegate to Congress.
FINALLY .oo aioc,ion ;,sole ,,os n swindle
- a.. ~. ,;,; sa,.l -, ~, L.
second officer in the u. s. Government,
(Atchison, Vice President pro tenn and car
RED out IN the boldest style OF Southern
black-legs:
From A,ehi.on,. Address.
1.-THE people of Kansas, in their first cleo
lions, would decide the question, whether or
not the STAKEHOLDER was to be excluded, ana
It depended upon majority OF the votes Gas,
at the polls. Now, II SCI oil isnaucs ana
magogues, thousand miles OIL could al
ford to advance Their money, ana exert every
nerve to aboItlonize The territory ana
exclude une siaVeholoer, "nen ,hey nave no.
the least personal interest,what is your duty
When you reside IN one days journey OF the
Territory, and when your peace, your quiet
and your property, depend upon yonr acton,
you can without an e~ertlon, sehu nve nun
favor Of your inst,,u,ions.s
r,om the 81. t,oui. rn,ellireneer
Timely .hd.-Ihe Glasgow Times says
that one hundred persons lately left Saline
County, Mo-, for Kansas, and were in that
Territory in time 10 look after The election Of
Delegate 10 Congress. Likely"
Prom tho Missouri Correspondent, Of the Phil Lodgs,
We suppose the writer OF this paragraph
is a Montpelier boy-Chs. c. Spaldlng
IN to late in September, there was no ex-
eli ement in the Territory on this question:
Eveyvbodv hero and in Missouri believed
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"Senator Atchson recommended that the
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'e'c' ua'eu Ha"'onoe N"a"'aSI No''~'
says;
SeVerai s'a'ehoiuers from niissouii a'e
" ..San " s,o"oho, i, or' c rJ ,weIve
human beings as his property-iron Jackson
county, Missouri, has been appointed by the
uoVefhor' !usl,ce Oh ,ne D's'r'c' oou'i' vi
49,, .,rsroa H., NV" m' .aah o' an. ,oda
great number of teams l4O wagons went
along !" one 'rain,l containing s,'p's ,I.'-s l,Ae
SIX men eaonLne",.o, ., non ~ 80, ~
The Mace for them to stop. They soon
learned their mistake, and went on to Doug
las CITY, ~ miles above, on Kansas nNe,'
10 vo.e, ge. uru''A anu 49, W
I, is repor,ed by a gentleman from Willow
Creek, Is miles south of this city, that 500