Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-16

pose that here is a company OF men coming
from London 10 Plymouth Suppose a huns
dred men we're TO come, and you see man
rushing 10 the king, brenthless. exclaiminr,
"Why, men are emigriting here IN massesm
"Well what Of itfn Why, they have no
right to come here in masses. Let every
man row his own boat. Let them come sn-
ely, and ! VIII not object, but hero they come
in whole shlp-ioadsn
Well sir, there was an emrrant aid soc-
ciy for the encouragement of ihe pym1uih
colony Every man who came 90 Plymouth
Rock mougaqed his ser, ices for ten years,
IN order that be ught have his expenses
pnid, and an allowance for hls support after
he arrived.
And the same thing might be said in re-
spect 10 The emigration from Greece 10 ASIA
Minor Italy. and Sicily. Those who emit
grated were generally persons composing
minority who, having been defeated 10 their
political struggles did not care to be taunted
with it, and hence they preferred going TO a
foreign country But they were in differ
ont situation in some respects. They went
/ oui without law independent of lnw-wlth
I the right to make their own laws But there
was another thing in regard to these emi.
grant aid societies those who stayed at
bone wero bound 20 pay the expenses Of
those who went abroad This was Just as
much settled law In that community as any
other law 'hat ever existed there'
There was another emigration which, in
one respect, and only one, bears resetn-
bIance to those who are now going West
There was a body of men who went out
/ from certain country for the purpose Of
( going 10 the land ol freedom That was
thelr protested mission Wen, sir, they OBJ
tanned PERMISSION to 60; aud on certain
nght by the help nl emigrant AID societies.
they started. Ou mat night there were three
millions OF people started out from Egypt
mere were among tne'h SIX huhuren lhou-
1nnu n u'en ceP,ple u' ueat'ng ur,ns' ,r bu'
in''o'" sA'u INV ""S 700 n,urn' nese
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:" wv" lt'ls' H'"eNe'' Ucy came 10 river
"hlch only separated them from the pTom's-
ca hhl hey were not however nj TO en-
Ter, anu they turned oacN INTO lhe wilderness
ana, al'es lhiiy-elslN years. lnese SIX huh
ored thousand men, capable OF bearing arms
again arrived al 'he promised iand thel
crossed the river ana freedom was thelrs'-
lhey were lhen trained men every maj
trained 10 ms place.
There Is body OF men--not gong ou
OF E79ypi-out from ths northern country 10
r, lne west hey are gong ul'Ie armed
lhey are ~ pa1'ioe unacqua'hled WIN
al'n7 ou, u'ey w'l' 'lVe 'l'elr raining II
i"'y WI oIeak 'ne eepths
~ ulu ,"reS' g'uo'n % 'ney tramp 'nef way
uip"e" ,oo anu uie W''ueruess
VII Nn'Ne oenga'n 'nelr ueeu' because u
WIN oc we Ueau o' h1st OF l'ee'neh' bu'
'"ere W''I oe no turning PACK
wen, we are told that the northern men
have always backed out aud that tney will
/ back ont on this occasion. No, SIR; we
| have got where we cannot back out. why
/ tannt the men who hold for the right of the
admission of Kansas into the Union as men
lacking courage and high patriotic spirit
They are descendants OF good men always
earnest IN the cause OF freedom iemau
Allen, as one oi the Representatives Of Yer
mont showed hi"fe'i strong assaiiani Of
slavery at me tlne oi me admission OF Ar
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