The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-26
THE DEED ACCOMPLIsHED.


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OF Representatives, ADMINISTRATOR P'~e
ana promise, nave been successfully 'se'
,o' INC betrayal OF feeuC"'' '"' ~ ~ "
.o"sIess - concerned, as there is no u.,.
VIA me Senate will refuse 10 concur, or The
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n,,,iss IN. been AZ, aside by the combined
sty,,,s of ,bs Congressional Slave represen.
,,,;on and The place, hun,ers from the
North, in conyress.-Ia vain have the PEG,
nile demonstrated and PRAYED tina, The ma.
,;oual faith should be KEEP, invioIa,e. In
vain have the conspira,ors asains, the peace
aud harmony OF the nation been reminded
that the people neither south nor north, had
asked that this perfidy should be done. In
vain have the ,rue-hearied men in Con-
sress warned the plo,,e,s thai they were
disturbing the peace Of the nation, and
ve.,uring upon an unknown sea Of asi,a.
ton, which nigh, be productive Of the
most fatal consequences. Nothing Of
warning, reproof or request has heen hesd-
ed-,he deed Of Matchmaking Slavery in
the territory, all Of the territories, is con-
sumnaied. Another and most gigantic
step has been taken towards spreading sla'
very over the entire length and breadth Of
the nation. All honor be to the men who
during the pro,racied and excited struggles
in Congress, have manlully essayed 10 keep
ipyiolale the pubic faith. They have been
defeated, bu, defeat may ye, lead The way ,c
,;pmph. 1, will 10 so, If The free men o.
the North will bu, 10 their duty now, il
this, the hour Of peril, 10 flee institutions
Thank God there is another tribunal =
,bs ,,;bpoal of the people, which is to pass
;,d.,,.,, NM, me 'infa,ua,ion. folly, ant
A. -. r,a;n a., ~, I, CONGRESS
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'."s.ssJh No svs,u,;vs na,ronog, ], re
mains for this tribunal to say whether the
lespec,a,ions of the supporters of this mos
IL ;op;,ous measure for spreading SLAYER,
over another third OF this vas, Union, shall
Ia realized, Heretofore The people hay,
o,,v snoks,,;n IN. loud tones Of remon
STRANGE hereafter they will have the on
po,rr,,,uni,y to speak by the potent, power Of
votes. To speak for the restoration of the
Missouri Communicative, and speak io
something else, If they will,-for The repea
OF all aetsof national character which hay,
nro,eeled, Slavery. and for a complete di
vo,c. osbs national Government, from 18th,
barriers have been thrown down BY South
ern hands i; Southern men have poured con
temp, upon compromises which have pro
,ected their institutions from ou,iawry, and
the free men Of The North need not trouble
themselves 10 remember longer, tina, there
has been such a word as COMPROMISE.
lis n relief 10 feel ,ha, The foo which
,;n;d;,v and serv;li,v have cast around
,hsse Slave Questions. is forvever. Ii(ted
and we can see clearly over the ground
owe, which Slavery has ken, is AGGRESSIVE
and ,riumphan, march. This las, &C, lii,s
the veil the purposes Of the Slave powe,
now stand GU, in all their badness j, re-
spec,s no compromises, keeps no faith
beeds no rights blu, presses forward ,e
the Ultimate purpose Of making Human
Slavery, co.ex,ensive with the bounds O
the Republic. This now stands revealed
in all its hideousness, and the North mus
NEE, i, face to face. or secumb 10 its i'm
perious demands The repeal Of the Mis-
.ouri COMPROMISE is bu, one act in IN,
Grand drama which The Sop,b has ,,e,or
ed. follow;ny ,,non 4, i, the acopis;,;on q
Cuba. by the abrora,ion of the neu,rali,,
laws, TO add Slave territory the abolition o
all laws in,erdicting the Slave trade, ant
the legal sanction Of the assumed RICH, o
The Stakeholder 10 take his Slaves into wha
are called the free States and work them
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