Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-28

and carried by reclamation. Chaer c,i,'lel
upon cheer the announcement of Tho re,u
All order was lost in the confusion. and UT
person present seemed to ioin the GO sy
keeder Reedcrll The late Goveroa 'or
peared upon the stand in answer IN H. "p-
pea'ed calls, and at the momen, sns Wv re,
deeply moved with this unexpected na piateu
of enthusiasm. '"'oufst
GOV. REEDER's RESPONSE.
lie proceeded to saw how mpch no a..
then Tor thelr encouraging and sirengb,be,
ing friendship; that such applanso .,a ,'i"eh'
Proval would repay all the injustice that mick,
oe nesPsd upon man that every man tbe,o
would DO HIN the justice to say ina, ,h'.
hon'natloh had been given entirely witho,,,
sollciuailon by nun or by his friends tina, ~
accept IL would seriously interfere with NJ,
Vaie engagements and that he had con,inn
a'iy refused It when urged. until he had boos
iold by men from all parts of the Terr,,o.m..
mat lis name was essential to success n,
would now accept it upon the Condition ,t.,
ne oe not expected to canvass the Terr,,,..'
III person, 10 90 so would not be conson,n,
WIN his feelings, as well as that he dss,rai
To 20 INTO the halls Of Congress and say ~
come here with clean hands. the sponianoou.
choice OF the sovereign squat,ers of Kan.,. y
In giving him this nomination. in tbis ,,.
ner, they had strengthened his AIMS IN u,
their work and in return he wond ~
pledge TO them a steady. uudincbiog no,,;
naciy OF purpose, neyer-,irring induy,r,.
dogged perseverance,, and all he nbib,,5,
with which God had endowed him =, ,t'
rghllng OF their wrongs and the final trimmed
OF their cause. He believed from the IN,
cumsiances which had for the las, e,ob,
months surrounded him. and which had n,
the sane time placed in his possession ,n,ns
facts. and bound him heart and soul 10 tne,
pressed voters of Kansas, that he conld IL
much toward obtaining redress of tbs,,
grievances.
lie said that day by day crisis was com.
ing upon US, that IN after times this would
be 70 posieriy turning point, marked ,a-
rod, a. were 10 us the opening Of the Rcyolo.
ton. The adoption Of the Declaration of lpl..
pendence, and the era Of the alien and s,di.
ton laws; that we should take each 49,,
carefully so that each be step Of prorress
and so shat no violence be done To tho i,.
which binds the American people together
tie alluded 10 the unprecedented TYRANNY n7.
der which we are and have been; and ssil
Tint tauy one supposed that institutions were
to be imposed by force upoD free ana M,
hghtened people they never knew. or bsA f.,
COTTON. the history of our fathers Ar.r.
can citizens bear IN their breasts too much of
the spiui ct other and trying days, AMI have
lived too long amid the blessing of hbarg
TO submit 10 oppression from any qnarier.
and tie man who having once been free
could tamuly submit 10 tyranny. was Il, 10 h.,
a slave.
he urged the Free State men NJ Ksr.,,
10 inrret all minor ISSUES and np,spa d,,.-
nlncdy the one rreat object. never swarv,o,
bon steadily pressing on as did the vi.o o,s.,
who followed the star 20 the rnangor l,,l.,,
back only for fresh announcement He
counselci that peaceful RESISTANCE ba n,,5,
90 ihe iyfaunlcal and unjust laws of tho ..u.
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