Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-31
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The Herald, IN chrOnicilng the fall OF
Santa Anna, thus calls the attention OF The
Slave breeders to the new and bound,ess
prospect Of territorial aggrandizement which
tbs event opens before them.
This Is the second signal overthrow of
the opponents Of the United States IN Mex
ico and the second signal triumph OF its
friends The present Revolution Is bond
OF Union between the two countries "a cause
of international rejoicing and thanksgiving.
Il Is the minglng Of kindred interests and
the glorious success OF measures intended
for their security. Il Is the transformation
OF long line of border feuds into an inter-
change OF friendly Offices and mutual cour-
tesies-the arani eourriere OF ultimate an
nexation, Of peaceful and harmonious union
between the two countries ard IN the pres
ent position Of political parties in tbs couu-
try The result Of this Revolution Is peculiar
ly Important Uih the irlioie Of .H>ric0 open
10 the South vast country. peculiarly aGay-
ted TO slrSe labor, ana ready TO DC iucorpul-
ated at some future day with the Southern
Staies--thus forming the basis of the most
magnificent empire Of the wofld-the pro
iects of the Aboltionists become less aud
less fearful to all save the Northern States
OF the Union Thus. 10 the progress OF
events IN the South and West, the cOnsefya-
tive and thoughtful men Of the North may
witness the end of their sectional madness.
ln this view, will they not reflect on the con-
sequences Of the success OF the Abolition
dlsunon fanatics al the approaching cleo
tom
Such is the momonious drama now unfold.
ing before the American People, involving
The fearful issue of Slavery or Freedom Tor
the labonng class Throughout one of the
most genial fertile and beautiful portions of
the globc-a region larger 10 ares than all
the nliions Of Europe now allied IN war a.
gliast Rlss,a. Cln we who ZEN Freedom
Mans precious God.gyen right .atiord-darc
we resolve TO 60 on playing Wig and
Democrat with reference TO by-gone parry
contests and let Slavery seize MeXIco as she
grasPed Texas, and is now calculating,
through our divisions, 10 iasien upon Kan
sas ~ Y Tribune.
\ touch al RepudiGiion.--Poo Santa An
ma, with all his other troubles, was destined
10 experience one OF pecunlary nature
Every one knows how be raised the wind by
selling for tea millions of dollars, a certain
tract OF very poor land IN Northern Mexico.
The last instalment of tais mone.. amount
ing TO three millions, Is now due but Gen.
Gadsden, our minister, finding the hero OF
u
condition, has declined 10 pay over the mon
ey, 10 the great satisfaction Of Alverez, VIVA
IS delighted To have this snug litile SUN
with which to start his government. We
do not understand by what authority we thus
reuudiate our contract. The bargain tor
the Messilla Valley was made with Santa
Anna, with the full understanding that II
was for his especial benefit and behouf. IL
was well enough known that he wanted the
money tor Just The emergency into which he
has now been preciptaed; and there is a
little Of the Dlddler IN keeping IT back, now
that the Dictator is IN difficulty. We do
not know by what system Of international law
our government goes Ia for Alyerez and
against Santa Anna, but we suppose that
nlggerlsm" in some form will be found al
the bottom of the whole arrangement.-Bos-
ton alias.
Hurying up MATTERS ia Congress.
Stringiellow, like Macbeth, having in hand
very nefarious piece OF business, thinks 1t
best to have II done quickly. Everything
must be pushed forward with GREATNESS
haste. without discussion or reflection. We
are not surprised, therefore, to find String
fellow, who is not only doctor. but die
tstor, bringing before what is most prepos-
teroesly called House of Representatives,
bill having in view the immediate erection
OF State Government, the immediate cleo
tOn Of two United States Senators, and the
establishment OF Slavery as an institution. -
This bill has been ruubbed by the Committed
to which it was referred, but Strlngielow we
suppose, will get il through by hook or by
crook, by lynching its opponents or driving
them out OF The territory. We are a lutte
curious to see how far the President of The
United States will permit this fare, to 90
on. Kansas at this moment is in a oondl,
ton Of anarchy, OF uvowed hostility to ,he
laws Of the country, OF revolution aud trea
son. One thing ought most certainly to b.
understood. - No State organized IN thu
louise aud anarcha way can or ought to b,
admitted into the Union. The squailer NJ lis
sounans have seen fit to RAISE the issue @
slavery or freedom. The people OF the Norll
take up the gage thus thrown down to them
and VIII abide the trial. Kansas as sav,
state, made so by indefenslble frauds al tn,
polls, must not be Admitted into this conted
efacy. This proposition is tolerably plain
and we rather think will be decisivly acte,
ID.
A French chemist has discovered that b
grlndlng tea IN the same manner as coffee
before Infusion, the quantity Of exhileralip
mud obtained s nearly doubled.