The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-04
Eat am resolved to place the acntlcu

Use their own wor,l>) was a xrOnc. ami az
outrage. and that il Ought. t. bc restored.
say many OF you have >,:1 So To me and in
a>inr''-h rs every gentleman from the North
has been challenged TO ri e the name of anv
Southern man who has Jared to even breathe
one word in favor Of Freedom. therefore. 10
avoid b'ln. asked so to do. cone rr' now Ia
the confessional. or shall! without hesitation
name the gentlemen to this convention.
(At length Hon. Kenneth H,yncr, of North
Carolina. arose and stated that tc .ss.t SC
said. aud took this Occasion tn saw :hat i,c
considered the r".ca, Of the Missouri Com
l.r,m>e a wron. and an outrage. To which
the North ou.l., lp: 10 submit Iic Sai.t IL
he had l.tcn a member u! Congress he would
have had his right hand severed from his
i,olv before he would have consented to the
iniIutv.
Gov. Brown. Of Tennessee, SAID he ha |
stated that /: was wrong and un inst 10 r.,eal
that act; but inasn,u. n As it was passed. h..
Wa o;,i'o~cd 10 agitation on the sal,icct bv
rcIn>fa'inr II.
Four or iivc more. a; this point. took the
! lipor at once, Mr.. +. r-narkin. pleasantly,
Keep cool. gentlemen: we are -oin. To-
have an interesting clas, meeting here but
come mp 10 the confessional one a. Il iin.e 80
! t.an-htcr long AMI loud 4 number Of
gentlemen confessed in substance wEat (iov.
Brown did,
Mr.. Ford proceeded. bv sayin. that "aH
open confession" was cool for the soul -
and he hoivd the gentlemen would learn A.
mother ::1.-rn: Tia; the only wav to yet rid
q; :in L WAS To repent aud sin no more. -
All We ask OF ,"u. gentlemen. Is to do right,
remembering that there are ct"~.,a: ami an
,hanLcalic principles of ri.hi which no CIR
cu:n>ianccS ,au vary, and Wick God himself
NAV not dis urb.
By Your confessions This lav rou,scd with
vour actions. von place yourselves in the
condition OF the tibet who. havin. broken
into your hon>e and got possession of your
money. Won detect and arrest. Tou saw to
him. "lou viii ia, what are Won doing, thus
invading my most c,l rights - The thief
comes mp 10 confessional. As our friends have
have tins day. saving. Il know have inva-
icl .onr mos, sacred rights: confess I
have in'lictssi great injury upon yor. J
have broken into YOUR house and stolen your
money. have dome this mean thing. re-
.rct. d,plorc it; tr'. ina>mr"l. ,,"i,Sitl-
''hn'i;ng. lt'c'tft-. >s. rs Lar. got ~ ,ou,
let thcr.. 'p no disturbance between me a,rl
thee. both fear ami dislike acitaton. let
us inst settle this difficulty. Iou ju>t step
"n'. r'd 1T me- k.,p your house. and The mon-
~ ina" Loud cheering and lau:htcrJ
MI>~I>>irrIAN INTERRUPTS.
\ Mi>si>>ipI,ian interrupted Mr.. Ford. 1t
>a.Ilc ti.'.t the Inc was useless and of no
practical value.
That Is beautiful, Won will steal our prop
ertv. and for excuse say It's valnele>." r.
t,Jr. liz so.n gomis and hi he .,rn.r hr he
s"''.s If it was Tut an cid .Iack knife, 'tis
not YOURS.
THF ,IIIvAIEY FXHoHTED To HONOR
Don't Won. gentlemen Of the South. shrink
away iron. tbs contact with truth don't ror;
en'rrat .od. through falschood or hvpocri-
y. meannc>> or fraud. attempt to hide vour-
selves from the open eye of lofty llonof.-
QLons continued ai'p!au>e.)
SAVING TUE USIo:..
lou Southern gentlemen have said MANY
rrtttv things about the | Mon We. too. are
devoted I" tins | mon: first. last. and all the
time and We do not make Slavery a condi-
ton precedent 10 our attachment TO this L.
mon ei'hrr. Can YOU saw as much? Thank
God We of the We>: have higher. holier,
aud more patriotic motives We are devoted
"a this I nion. because ere LONG. hv It's perpe-
tutv and advancement. we expect to become
An empire of Frc-mcn and irrau>e Cur T..
man Is tn" hope of struggling Freedom ev-
erywhere. tfmers loi:c ana lnu,l) Every
pHhir demonstration have attended here;
l'a'riafl" gentlemen have attempted to turn
into | mon savin. marhine - until | am
sick OF the endless rra,ing about the mon
-tnin. fully satisfied that Mey sig 'n;o,s
"'."' r'.'f "',,:n -N"..,.r nrct hm..>.-( Laugh
ter
The mon. res: aSsurrd.iS in no danger
We OF Ohio 90 not intend to 90 out of the
mon. or let an, body else do s., (I.ouf
chce'ir.D And if ,ou filliiu>tcrinc South
Carolina gentlemen. think of going out Of
the mon. please take retrospective vic~
rt Your past lives and YOU will find this is
no: the first time vou have tried to kick out
"t the traces. And If YOU make the trial. it
viii not Il" the first time Won are kicked
lack Hcm.ml.rr old "Ev the Eternal -
brought ,on up all ST ,nlin. once. and We of
the Central Northern States and Western
States. have determined to DO SO whenever
necessary. (Arplause.)
a PERTINENT 9rESTroN aNSwEHrG.
The gentleman from Virginia asks ho~ e
comes 10 pass. If We are So devote! "a the L.
mon. that we rcturl such men AS Hale, VIII
son and Chase TO the Senate. will answer
him fully and fairly 1t is the South ,ha,
brought such men into notice. politically. At
the North. the continual rq;ioiipn IT tie
i"nc' 81 IL" fni"n tnr h" purpose RI crion.i-
'0r >"c"rg br.rcs ,','o no'i,c Mc aaen ot me
N"r't. cr qi.,a' ,n'.llc,,. mud norF ,,cr.-
DOES he understand? \ mote. like the -cn-
tlentn or myself. floats verv comfortably in
>'I' and quiet atmosphere: but it takes
the Wild tornado TO move the imbc,lleh ror L
lha. political tornado has been raised bv
vonrSelscs-hv vo,r determination to ex-
tenl, bv fraudulent ami demonstrations;
means. the area of human cha,teldom ID,
YOU understand Inc. sir ? Yes: we thank God
that we have such men as a Wilson. a Sew
ard, a Sumner and Chase: men who.know-
ing the right. have the nerve to contend for
II: men OF undonbtel integrity and ability,
Whose patent ior nobility comes from Heaven.
~ NH ff-,f tNtoN> TIT TInN>L At IHR
NORTH.
and mark We. gentlemen of the South, the
days of ilunkey>m at the North are number
ed. And if ever another one appears to your
vision. rest well assured he rs illcsitimate.-
We have elected t-cnty-one Representa-.
ti,cs from Ohio; al! pledged for the repeal
OF the Nebraska inrluity; am! sou will find
when they arrive there. Won will have an &C.
ccs>ion of inst twenty one Halrs and Will