Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-02

NNV tntN tnlui" wv -. ,..
'',....ts,i mo no particular reason TO
IT. tc ths he Is shown and rome n
H. o,n re can be extracted, by lolr
o.nro Of any report, anything TO coun-
, ",,, ,olencc, It must be extracted thro'
distorted ulcmhc u ~ extracting poi~
rom the most harmless herbs
Nc President, will now pass to the ut-
mate point Of the case and the last which |
/ wish To dwell upon, aud that IL what shall
Congress do? have no desire to multiply
words Ia regard to what we have the power
I TO do have, in the progress oiremarks, sta
ted my views upon that subject. think We
have sovereign power We have The right
to repeal the whole of their laws, or any one
Of them--to legislatc for the Territory rs
much as we please. Now, what ought TO
( be done It's perfectly obvious that It Is
/ no sort of use 10 leave 'hH people "a they
are. with any hope or expectation Of amend
ment havc stated my reason for that po-
sition They arc bound hand aud foot, and
no good can result from leaving things to
them under the operation of the Kansas law.
| j. it true, as the gentleman seems, towards
the close Of his speech, to argue, that have,
in effect, made an argument agalnst the law
WlgahAlhE we itIItuIy W N""a'9 i''H'-
/ ly, 1t Is something OF discovery mat am
opposed to the Kansas 0lll! THINK 1t would
rather astonlsh my people to learn mat u was
"A new discovery nut so, indeed, II ms Deen
stated Nei' Whht u u is so ne eNps-
r'mcnt has been put on loot lhore, ana has
been carried on. we see nov we see ITS
character Does the result mus lor' COM
mend II to our approval Is II pest TO per
0
sist M y Is u desirable To persist IN w. anu
to pot the President 10 thc position OF SEM,
lng the army to dragoon lhese people, ana
ride over them rough shod' Tor the purpose
OF continuing thls Vassalage Wh'ch nsuIpa-
non mas producedf Is ihat democracy Is
jhnt good, sale prudent Klnd counsel ~
WOMB % pc IIkry 70 produce Gnou 'ii''.s III
Tue t'su,' ~" H"o' ca" uc '"'V e" '' "l''
way nero must ue somelnhs uohs nov
what Is 10 oe unne
In my Vie"-lh"ngn perhaps u Wouiu oe
lhpIacucaoie 3" accompaniment u is ue9t
10 Aoahdoh the "l''e experiment lo' NnfI-
Gus reasons already gwen m the progress 81
my remarks MINK d was H,ln''seu
,hlhN u was luc'ISlu'r9'c ul'nN u was
ofe'c" 81 laun 'n'he WV, never P,ouu'o
Pueti u,nN Tue people u Uhc ,,ec ''a''s
WIN never "e 'oo"'0"'u 'o" "''i we ''u
oe''er no ,huon u a't"g't".t' on 'ne pas,
sage "' ''e N'nslS an" N,ulnsNa oH' n'u
ID" o'c0, u" 'ne Pu"i'T "'nu ""'o"
u'e" P''"lps eau s''s"UV 'c'''@,' mo"
ue'e are le" H'nue'neu ,'o'n ""'n'
SUITS WIN aIe p'V'e"' W "'"i VIM NV,
10 say uu' 'neIe uiV s'''c mugs ""'V"
, ,,,t say "he,'er 'h'y n'at ,"o ", no
"heh WAT DIV was peh''ng oe'o'e Non-''Ss,
senue"len OF ue 'e'n3crluc party Us VIZ"
as OF inc nlE' oi hlEh poeluoh H N'e
North, who hid been 10 congress ana in va
rou' Departments ol the HuVernmeht'-wh
had assocmlted with gentlemen from the
SCUM Tor long uno, siidf " ne SCUM are
"A highly chlvaluc people aEd q is utterly
impossible that they will agree 10 pass the
blll and destroy the Missouri compromise
That compromise was produced by southern
gentlemen with the AID Of some northern
votes 1t WIS said ct Is a contract of
their own making; they will never break lt.n
But 1t has been done aud excuses are
rendered for il. What ARE they, or what are
the loading ones? They seem to me TO be
excuses unworthy of the intelligence of the
sources from which they conc, and much
less worthy OF being satisfactory To those to
whom they are addressed. The first is,
that the compromise was nothing but a stat
ute Whlch conlu De repeated Ceualhly
co1la De repeated S'r' p,,gn'ea lillh Is re-
'led on when mere Is no other security AZ
Ter the siavehoIdlng part oil me community
mao nad Misso"fi' ArA"nsas' ana al SCUM OF
that line disposed of IN their own way, and
had made them into slaveholding States we
did not find our security in the statute mere
w. aunt we were not wen satlsi'e' WIN
ut al ou, the on'y pa't oil u WIN WhlGn
we VIZ eI.'s,'1u We, una' sleNu,y su"u'u
NV eN.enu "9'.n pt DO "o u,u no1 ''u ',i
W. soou''y ~, '",, VI .'e ''O' u''' ouu'u
NOT oe rePeu'eu' We "unueu our scc"'"y
~ confidence Il, lle h'en ln,eul ana
"onor OF .'osu ",'o 'ap maui ."u Jon','.',
h"o'"o1 e, '''u. -.
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own IL 'o'ri 'oset,ie'' u,'p We ''N'u ,' !. w
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