The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26


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tsf sriiaa IS ias tdaamaniisa b. directed.
nef ats ihs iafsaioas system ~ us policy
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t.- ftts.a sestln Il Caasfoss i.siufr
s0sf faa;s'r a iAs' pa,ry hss come to
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naafr no s1a's nsnA are asaBu3ai by
lis uuscafl = aetsufes and fosso1 ~ an.
F'nl,e ipt sualian BY W. means fesored
,e fr trf tcopai 'i,aurui
Fl-s DO iyp srnes II administration
uensafus atisL hsft occspicd tie a'ten,ion
a coHvrrss is Soc proposition fof o'gamf.
.nr 'cr7tsaai g.scrauents fs NEBRASKA
sn3 Hsn.s, Sad "a, rcg~ainr the Mis-ou.
d Compromise By shich slavery ls csciud-
oa fuu these territories. ifihs monsurc
stood alanr t uosid be u'toyly ,aposslsle
g. sn.iersi.na shat mo,lge could induce
ihs administration 10 insist upon ~ passage.
Il 10 well inoea that The cause OF such ar-
gency 10 bot g. be- flasd IA its condition
q lscse ieuaiouc, the uboie ~i,iie popu-
ls'lpo Il ~hieh j. probably ~, sufficient
20 81. Che contemplated Offices Of The gov
efamenL il Is gnuss violation Of the
ughu u ih~ Indian tribes secured 70 them
by salema tfesiics !, y "a insult to the
sentiments and a violation Of the rights Of
iAc Nouh which the Souih has nol the i'm
TudenCo 81 demand. How thea are We 10
sceoun, for ihis extraordinary spectacle
The administration urging on the legislative
department Of the national government by
all the means aud influences IA its power
10 lhe passage Of bill tot the benod, Of
one section uhtch has ~, asked for Il,
ugains, the rights and the circumstances
x iAe other section of the country The
acknowledged organ Of the administration
hss answered Tins question. II Is DO, be
cause The Nebraska ball Of dsolf is deem
cd q nv much Consequence bat II is pant
u system Of measures having for their
object the foundation Of a Southern con
'nieucy, add ioT their Ultimate aim, seccs-
noh lfom ihe Union. Tins vast territory
larger, d is -aid. than the original thirteen
Si4ios, is TO be lad open 10 slavery. Thus
u is that an administration which II was
hoped rvald be a pro,miuontly national
onc--has from sheer weakness, become the
instrument IA the hands OF the South
r9bblng The NpHh--bai Of few slavery
proPagAndlsis and Southern sccessionists
for p.unienns Freedom VI her fair inherit.
ancc--Iho institution Of slavery must ex-
tend itse.f al 1t occupy the whole interior
Of the coutiocni aud plant there It's roots
Nlde and deep. NcXi It must get the pos
sessiou Of The means d communication be-
I tween the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
I the continent. To effect this grea, object
/ iho administration IS squsnderng the na-
I tional treasure ia violation Of It's own inter
probation u the constitution To purchase
/ territory Of MeRieo Coz the purpose Of
bnild.ng a Southern Pdclfe Railroad
I NcNt slavery must control the commerce
Z ol the Gulf It Mexico; this Is essential TO
tho accomplishment Of its vast designs. 90
Accordingly We fad the next daring
schene Of ihis administration Is the acqui-
-li,on Of Cuba. Cubs must be gained by
FAIR means or foal. When then blandenng
diplomacy and bullying Of Soule fails I;
vhen !, Is iound that ihe naiional treasury
cannot boy it--riolasi means must be re-
sorted to.
II Is proposed in the Senate Of the L. $.
b. one high IN favor with the administration
aud with It's sanction, % authorize the pres
,deul al my time during the recess Of
Congress TO suspend all acts Of Congress
preventing expeditions leaving the L. 5,
against foreign countries. Thus II is, the
president asks Of Congress power 10 let
loose from oar posts band Of pirates and
robbcrs to scize and plunder the riches,
posscssion Of a nation with whom Ne are
a, peace.
These three measure. -Nrbnska "A
Southern Pacific Railruad-and Cuba
make mp he complete sps,cm OF the ad.
Hinis'faiion policy. To accomplish these
schemes all u. power Is dirscted--all the
rs--nunes Of the Federal Goycrnmcu, arc
exhausted. Congress must be in,imidaied
o. boufhi the circumstances Of The paopis
arr tfrsted with contempt. ADcicu, CON,
psc,s--lbe constitution itself are trAmplet
upon treaties, the laws Of nations aud III,
lavs %; night are ~holly disrcgaraed. AnC
the hnai end and aim Of The ~hsle Is, 10 se
ours ioi slavery the dofaimOn Of the Norl
Ameucan sentiment.
q y impossible for the frccmen " m,
. noi,A. longer 10 close their eyes To thee,
hr,s. The federal government Is irrccoy
\, erabIy ca,amhied 70 these infamous prnle,t
and completely under The influence and d.
feciion II slavery rFupagaHdists. Nou
i. must he free North assert her nights o
jhcy afr losi forever. II Is 20 factions va
b shirh ihs vAig party Is waciug with u,i