Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-18
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rules OF tNe oeuale 10 VItUt H. nc uuu h'
objection to Kansas coming in the Union as
n Free or Slave State, but he wanted 1t to
enter honestly through the gate. and MT
climb over the wall or creep under IT.
Mr.. Mason thought the memorial ought
not to have been received hc now moved
that It be laid on the table
Mr.. Seward said he desired to be heard on
the question.
The subject was postponed, and the spo-
clal order resumed, the right Of the floor be-
longing to
Mr.. Seward, who addressed the Senate
IoUsE,-The Deficiency Appropriation
Bill was taken up
Mr. Shorter contendcd that Massachusetts,
by her conduct relative to the Fugitive Slave
Law, has placed herself outside Of the pale
Of the Constitution, and ought not 10 be
represented here. lie said that the South
had been vicumizcd every time she had
compromised with the North. lie hoped.
therefore, that no further attempt Of that
kInd would be made. He said, not only
Alabama. but every Souihen Stale, Is re-
solved that, should the Government fail to
protect them 10 their constitutional rights,
they viii take the remedy into their own
hands. They will stanG on the Georgia
platform. " the Democratic Party, which
ls the true exponent Of State Rights prln-
ciples, shall triumph 10 The Presidential Flee
ton, the Union will be- saved but, It Black
kcpublicanism prevails, the history Of our
COniedcracy will have been written The
only way to preserve the Union IS for the
true conservative men of the North. nowrep-
resented By the sound National Democracy.
10 unite with the South, and wage unceasng
war 90 the fanatics who would tcar down
The pillars of our Republic.
The Senate's amendment appropriatne
nearly $4,000 for engraving maps and
dmwngs accompanying the reports Of the
explorations md surveys to determine the
route Tor a Pacific Railroad was discussed.
The question of extnvagance was dlated
upon 90 this connection. one gcntleman say
ing the printing and engraving of this work
will cost one million dollars, while OTHERS
thought such large oulays would have ten
dency TO prejudice The construction of the
road. An inefieciua effort wes made 20
oonine the appropriation within proper linz
its, excluding Illustrations fitted only 90 a.
dorm books of travel and natural history
The amendment TO that effect was rejected
and the House adjourned.
THuRsDAY, April 10.
49, IT, ue senate resumed CONSIDER,
a,,'" ~, I'o MUM ~ p'l', ,''e memorial Oh
"' '"e iici Hl1'e heB'sialufe
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p"'.'''' .l"' Pu7s''on ""e'hef lne memorial
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o'p.'-- IL Won d. therefore or real oy zoe
"'I''' NJ amy ra,e' ne ln''41l Ii "on'u DE-
F.,' P,"t a' "tl'sl "i courtesy.
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SOUL 10 prove lhat po7li'on'
M'' DYuHl'7 iep'el' SAVING mis- was no
p,ia''ei case congress nAd passed I''
@u'"o' 'N"E 'ue pe"Po 1l missouri 10 FORM
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a'''y 9" usI uui''s7'oll mo lhe u"ioh' u
, .ne resent lu''a"oe' tne p'oc'e1'"2s OF tn'
ol',A convention We're Ho' ouy unau'"'r
l1e9 uy NonE'ss'' ou' were re'o'ulon'r'
gl'u i''''''"u7. nc ooun NOT Iec'sh@
Nahsa' as state elhef 10 or out OF 'n
mon 10 consequence OF "h~ lhey ha'
cone WHO" ,,, authority OF Iaw'
MT uiee said uhuer INC rules OF tn
Hena'e inc memora' coud not ee printed
ana as unanimous c1is'nt was required ID
De adhered 20.
ne Ohhlf aeciuea 'hht the Inouon 10 prn
mus 60 TO 'he committee on t'nnilng.
mr. huusr was un"li'Ing mat the memo
HAI aAou'd YAK" tlht course.
MI ass explained thai ~ presenting 'h
memorial ne had oy no means endorsed u
statements lie had always made u a pm
elple 10 present every peutlnn ne was asSe
to present IL was not Tor MN to invesi'gai
Wf lu7Uce UT me llJtstlce OF 'he aUeEHuon
IN inc memorial, that oeIns me duy OF To
committee on Territories TO wnich % wa
referred
an layara ihough' lnat men VINO "er
10 alrect an'agonlsm WIN me laws OF tn
mnl' hau no ciain 10 De hea'd ny P-l'u'n'
Mr' MASON submitted resolution fesclnl
ing ue reference OF lne memorial TO IN
'o,.u''"ev ON ! si,,'o''ss;
Mes'Is' lIunoul' ana hayatu men eh'e'
ca INTO general questions concerning hahsa
maucrs.
Mr.. Huun sad he had CurptUIlV examiner