Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-02
The True Remedy.


The True Remedy.
Though the Nebraska bill vet needs the
approval OF the Senate and the Presidents
signature, we may be sure Of lis not want
IN those additions 10 make 1t law. We
consider It one already The country now
has long road to travel before it reaches
the end of the consequences involved in that
act, and may as well 20 coolly to work in
Its Preparations for the journey. Noise and
furry vail not help, but hinder IN the work.
Step by step the unjust preponderance of
the Slave States IN the Government of the
Union has gone on increasing from the ont
set. An advantage was granted to them in
the Constitution itself. BY giving them
representative power for their slaves. the
long end oithe lever was put into their hands
That advantage they must have till revo.
luton shall put an end to IT, Whether in
that violent mode II will be ever done away
with, God only knows We look tor no
such action as that and have no desire TO see
1t resored to in our day. here is no need
OF II 1t ought not 20 be lost.sight Of for n
moment, that this advaniaa kfirdys could
hare besn. and eau he Ho,o, oeermltched By
- Nttt'"t ENWG Aftf-N tAto va ANf INtt
.Siaies
The weight in the Free States always
was enough, und is vet enough although at
the Short arm Of the lever, to bear down the
force on the long one, II it be truly applied
The curse has been that there have been
found always in the Free States, men Of
muddy brains or corrupt hearts, who on some
pretert, could be made, at some m,mssL 10
Join the side Of the slave States in every
struggle tor Poesr. II lcas so in 1920 il
ieas so icben 1eras eame into The Union
Il has been so IN this last trial.
W look upon the cutlery made by many
against the Stare States IN this matter as very
much misplaced. Not that we Justify their
conduct particle. But why spend words
IN blaming those opposed 10 Us ia a Struggle
fo' power, when they do nothing. ard can
do nothing, except as they get recruits from
our own side The Free States have a
majority IN the Senate, and a majority IN the
House Of Representatives more than Mste
times as large as the majority for the bill
Besides that, the PREslDENr Is from a FREE
STATE
Let the Free States hen see 10 THEM
SELVES. When they will remember that
the work is done by roies, ami By nothing
eiSe-and VIII send men who are really
SiaieSmea-" can be relied upon to give
their roits for the Free States at epery slep
in a fundamental contest, as this one was,
they may hope for success. ] i'll they can
co that, they will be driven TO the wall eve
ny time, and the fault viii be their own. -
The Slave State politicians have never made
any secret of their means of success. -
Dougtjdces, that Is men from the Free States
who can be made to yied on the great qies.
lions, because they will gain some personal
or temporary benefit by the success Of small
ones, they say are always to be found. They
found lhem' IN plenty, To help carry the Ne
braska blll-iound them too, Just where John
Randolph said the South always relied upon
finding hem.-Bm. +. Press
o. The Windsor Journal has very pert,
not TO say impairment, way of backing out
of lis plumbers No paper in this state has
found Itself m more false position than
the Journal when attrlbutng lis own rldicu-
lous iancies to others, aud coursgeously quar-
rellng with It's own shadow. We believe
majority OF the people, as well as of the
press, are with us and we have no doubt
the Journri will come out right sooner or
later -.hiddiebaTy Register.
Corinh " Copper Mining Cove
are indebted to Mr.. Silas Goddard formerly
of this village) for a beautiful specimen Of
the ore Of this company. 1t is sulphuret of
copper, aud the ore thus far has proved TO
be very rich, yielding from l6 to 20 per ct.
of the pure metal. The company have al
ready got out about two hundred tons of the
ore, and will soon be producing fifty tons per
day.
TURKEY and the Turks: by Dr. i've.
Smith, Mayor of Boston. james French,
publisher
A handsome volume, and one of the most
interesting that has been pub llshe On this
'opic of the times. DR., Smith gives the re-
suits Of personal observations during recent
visit to Turkey in an agreeable and OFF
land style. For sale by the booksellers.