Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-14
For the Vermont Phoenix ]
KANSAS FOREVER,

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must necessarily arise, from It's becoming
slave state, and of the incaleulabe benefits that
will acrue, to the settlers OF the terri'ory-to
the adjoining states-and to the cause OF free
dom, on its becoming free stale, am led Sc
riously to enquire whether the friends OF liml-
tation in New England are doing all IN their
power, to insure such a result Against the
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise the friends
oil freedom worked we'll Then people were
excited 1t seemed very honorable to sign
long memorial, 10 make stirring speeches, con
ceived and shaped, not unireqnenily, for selfish
political ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. The Nebraska bill
was passed, Notwithstanding all their prayers
and earnest endeavors TO The contrary strong
tie was then severed. The north at That mo-
ment ceased forever, TO acknowledge honor or
political integrity as an element OF southern
slave policy And well they might, Tor their
vlrluous ia'ih had been treated with contempt
and sacrllege, OF which baibarlans only were
capable The north more than ever stands
alone, bnt she should not stand alooi. The pas
sage oil that Dill, is but The introduction OF g.
gantic volume, upon the pages OF which are
designed TO be written the future history olihis
country Inc iriends ceireedom although IN
the minority, are ldcnlically the ground work
ana supporters Of intelligence and every com
mendao'e enterprise
slavery never was seii-supporting, but II Is
cramplng, and morally debiliiaiing IN all Its
features. Possessing then as we do the talent,
the energy, and power OF accomplishing, what
is our duty in the present crisis !! Shall we
not be held accountable for any unwillingness
to serve in this campaign against the slave
power, the great usTPer and enemy of equal
rights
| Perhaps some one will ask what would you
have us dol We answer, do all you can, to
people those fair regions with freedoms sons
New England men will invariably go for free
dom. Free emigration 10 those territories is
the only available means leit us 10 secure what
we once supposed was forever settled. Let
your influence then go in favor ofths Object
he willing to go yourself, or sacrifice your
friends. De courageous; manifest the same
zeal and spirit now, and, if possible, more than
you did when the subject was first agitated.-
The true brave never seeks TO avoid the enc
my, but he asks where is the foe that may
meet him"
Again, public sentiment should be In favor
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