Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-29

Southern Kons1s ASSOCIATION Major
Warren D. Wiks, lately returned 10 Char.
lesion from the Territory Of Kansas. AS n
plenpoteniiary from the Southern emieran,
10 Mise men and money for the great
cause" Of establishing slavery in Kansas.
mab'S lengthy communication to the exc
cunve committee, urging the want Of men
aud money "to secure the fruits ora VOL
fnu1dcd public opinion at The ballot bor in
O1tober merit" The Importance of securing
for Vie South is set forth in positive and
negative form as follows:
Ffsi Nv consent of parties, the present
conest 100 Kansas is made the turning point
IN ne desilnles Of slavery and abolitionisn.
ltlhe South triumphs abolitonIsm will be
dfiented as shorn Of its power for all time.
" she BE- defeated, sbolltionism will grow
mcre insolent and aggressive, until the utter
run OF the South is consumated.
Second. II the South secures Kansas she
will extend slavery into all territory. South
OF NE 40 . parallel of North latitude To the
Rp Grnnde, and this Of course will securo
fof Der peni up institutions Of slavery an am.
pleoutIet, and restore her power in Congress
lfthe North sacures Kansas, the power of
Tin'shrd the States of Missouri, Kentuckv.
Tenusssce. Arkansas and rexas, togetber
with We adjacent territories. will gradually
becone aholitionized, and the slave popula.
ton cmhned TO the States east of the Missis-
sppi, will become valuless. All depends
upon he action Of the present moment
TIE Wheeling (Va.) papers mention tha,
a Republican meeting was held in that city
on Saturday evening. An association, call
ed Ie Republican Association Of Ohio Co.
Va, was formed. and permanent officers
weri elected, and a committee appointed to
takaimmcdate steps for the formation of
Freunnt & Dayton electoral ticket for the
Stap Of Virginia. OF this significant move
men. the Baltimore Patriot says,
There is something that smacks Of daring
and defiance IN thus throwing down tho
gauntlet IN opposition 10 the slavery senti-
ment Of the Southern section Of the Old
Dominion; but the proclvitles Of the West
ern Inhabitants Of that State have long been
know. Colonlsts from Western Pennsyl.
yaniaand emgrant Germans form a consid
erabll portion OF the transmontane popula-
ton q Virginia. and the attempt to estah-
lish same time since, at Wheeling, an anti
slavey journal. qulxotic as il may have been
surprised ut that period, was only little pre-
matur. Democracy will suffer considerably
from nls detection.
IFCol. Atchison. before he became a
B0rde Rutian, and took 10 drinking wins.
key add burning hotels Thought very iavura-
bly, nt Col Fremont. We find 10 Con1res
slonal Globe, 18th VOL, q. $50, the following
Mr. A'chison remarked as follows.
He gave 1t as his opinion, not only thai
the conquest Of California was effected b,
derived the advantage of biz conquest a
comparatively little cost. lie iustifef Col
fremoni ia all he had done. If he had dom
less. be would have deserved and would hav
received the execratlon of the whole coun
/ try He made some reference TO the cour,
which Col. Fremont pursued course If
/ some instances rendered indispensable fo
/ hIs own preservation. and aitegp, char
acierizsd bg skill and oromBiitnd-."
Chiclgo. Aug. 1.-THE Kansas O0erla1a
Emigrants. -Advices from LeaVeDworth to
grant Company entered Kansas; ~ ana Prooa-
bly, arrived at Topeka saiely' ns compa-
sot ~ ~ ham 81 -1ouTans, 615 w,Sn al.ea 10 inter-
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