New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12
Gov. Fleteher's Message was delivered on F
day. On National tOpics. il saya:

UO'' L lctcHtr hcesdgt was delivered on FIJI
day. On National topics, it says:
Nothing has occurred during past year 20 diminish the in
dgnaton which great majority OF the people o
Vermont have felt at the rapid increase the Slave Power and
decision Of the Supreme United State. The
Of bred Scott the opinions OF the majority the JUDGES
hope left that spread Of Slavery ever be- stopped undss
our present form Of government.
national declared 70 be recognized By the Federal Const
S0 The Gcn,u%9 + .,d By its own force % s.
IsSy ~S Sa YIoPs IN :y .n:
q Congress. from the foundation Of the Government downS
the year lsSi when the fruitful source Of oil woes
the nsa.s demand, Of the South for an enlarged dave
market aud increased political power, sprung
sSSa Ss , R' u sss:
the Territorial Governments Of the North West Tenn
Wisconsin, Oregon the cOmprOaiss Of 1870 ss2
the for the admission Of Texas It opinions
in M is% the Z,
e. ND Ss o 1s :ses &. T.
exception Of Mr. Calhoun, deemed in his lifetime BY he
Slavery 10 that portion Of the decision touching the ,ss
ship Am race pervrts and miuepre.ents the PLAN
d the Court The .cqai.i,ion Of lew territory viii result j.
certain extension slavery Not sven the people ofhs Ter
sd they sls doomed s TO it, sssns nd
standing the promise in the Ksnsss and NebIsst. s
their domestic institutions their way they csan
while in the Territorial condition shake It of The crest i'm
TERRITORY viii be .boi'hed proved BY the imscssf
efforts OF the citizens Of the older Slave 20 nd them
,eves Of,he system Of Slavery which degrading and raining
them.
The logical results Of hi. decision alarming the e.
irene well the FREE
ous apathy IT, declared BY the majority the Court the
Constitution guarantees property 70 ssye and prohibits any
interfering with the night Of the master bis slave
air inference rot conclusion that the dave
holder may Tor purpose Of profit take HE slaves
with him II n journeys through the Free States and hold
hem there the absolute prohibition OF Slavery
their AVA But fortunately most Of the sbhorent doctrines
DunciAted by the majority the Judges were 10
o the before them and therefore not
clothed Nth the authority Of They have been vel sad
boldly eharacefzo oy one Of the dissenting JUDGES the oldest
nenb the Cou and the only surviving associate tbs
veeeated Marshall judicial snd Of no b ding force
authority sure when Of the Judges themselves
this dsnsnt unqua fled language that the people Of Va
mont vii quietly scquiesce In unnecessary and
hoIsd declaration Of doctrines they have swrys oshed sa1
which they consider host 10 the genius aid spirit Of tie
Republic 10 which thfy belong.
When the Alarming prostitution of every department.
tie General Government TO the nesous behests Of ssye
shs continue the Supreme Court shall declare auhostveJ
what thai have already shadowed that the ssyehodsf NAY
bring Etc the Free States bis train Of slaves and hod then
there his property notwithstanding tn. absolute
Of Slavery By their Contributions and laws Will hen IN hA
day Of the doom Of the Republic be time for Vermont and
sister Free States 10 consider what they st use
maintain and enforce hight she has yielded ans "
surrender the absolute and total prohibition o. Sss"
within her borders.