The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-04
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what cans''c and ''.Vr<lg" reply in The >,o,,
"' !ng. 80, from the pen OF a certain 3rbur
II. Dean. in which he CHARGED m. with,
"'>eiE arroHatin- to speak tor n. n,m,.
'ra'S ct Essex Coun,y," &r. In rcnlv I
would say to the ceniIcm,n above n,r.,1
mat w'nie was speaking in behalf Of th,
"youn;. D'mo'2u's of E.>sex." mad, NO
clam ot lndor>ing the sentiments of ,h,,
small faction Of Hv,'iunua N,,.,rY e,...,,s;.,.-
ISIS. whose fast falling t0rtun,s in E.<nx e.
>nch men as Arthur IL. Dean. and x,r;,r.
Honorable gentlemen from New IIamp.
shire. ar" laborng 50 zesou>v to nnho1
n't MAT II" speak the sentiments of vast
majority of the young men of,hc County
tank the experience Of the 2l of Scptcm-
Der fully shows.
Wy communication is >t,eh a "Shrick for
FrecGom "a compliment which did NOT
even expect from >ucl, a person as a. II.
Dean; and lmo>t cordially thank HIM for
the same. Tor wouIl rather have it sad Of
me 'haf had "lvrn one " Shrek Cor Free
dom, however t.jf that micht be-. than 70
raise U"~1 tor .N9c,r4 Cikp the SIMS
corre>i "ndrrD fhou.h it might rcverheratc
from the Atlantic to the Pacific and r.c,.iy,
the appreciation Of Northern Ncu.!taces and
southern Siave-!rivrr>. Cravin, the inInl-
gence OF your READERS for aaan inrru linz un.
on their attention. propose briefly 70 re-.
view y. IL n.> communication an! see if all
ITS premises and conclusion, are based unon
t'"e principles. II assumes that the sun
rorter' of james Buchanan are the only
true .jr riirr>onian Dmocracv." We proncso
to show. that the Democracy of jefferson. in
stead OF f'uWtrg the Crfh,>;o. of slavery.
Ike that OF Pierce and Bu.hanan, was II.
r'cHy oilo>"{ TO lis ever ,rte,ult.y over ann
TERRITORY Of the nitcl States.
The Jrti"r>onian Ordinance Of l,e7 for.
ever prohibited Slavery in al Tie vast terri.
tory lying north OF the OHIO rivcr-c,,lcd to
the ni'ed States hv Nrrinia. This was a
II =,
Democratic measure. alike satisfactory 10 the
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ton which passed this ordnance WI, in S,>~-
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VI ''''' ''o'' ''''S WIS '"' narrower 10y The
Nv ''"- 'i''>'''" VI '"' rN''h>'oh o' slavery
'o'''' Vi 80 '' ''''h'-""'h The N"rth and
south regarding 'he Missouri COMPROMISE
"> >acreu aS the Constitution. hen The
f"@'uve slave Net OF lSj" was under
'o"-a'h'" al 'hr excitement and re-
elimination al''h"in- rs 'c5at" and pa>>ag,
no one 'Ha"r North or south seriously
'"o''-''' o' "'f""'' IT, or destroying H.
Fah"l'v hHt II was reserved for 'hr geniu,
OF th't traitor 10 Liberty, Frank Pierce, To
break down at one "ian; blow the barrie.
Which the Democratic fathers had reared to
stay 'hc dahhin" curse OF Siavery, rom some
I'll 'hc la'rrHt portions OF ''"d> heritage, and
give me '"'shtv Demon hb"rry to rend at it,
WILL h"' SAYS some "ne'he President coubl
ho' 90 fhiS """"' Ihat Is true IN certain
sense nu' marx well the means used by bin
10 e"'c' 'h's he'r'o"S o'Jrct.
y '''' 'ei'2 "n"er discussion IN Congress