The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18

0essags or the 1ovsxnor OF Vermont.
azDns KASsAs AID rH1 euss eIoE OF sLAvssy.
Ssv9s NysesA FsalsAss Asdvsssa - an.saa 80
We views Of We Executive me financial dim
ssis.s ne fplewisy Il whas Ne Gsver.ss has v ~
VEGA q vssoss nu.s ss h easd. Ia esas properly .
scpsIe ne dotie. npossd upoa ne y see 49, o. NE
b Kansas," caused FUN Inquiries to made isse tue
condition o. The people q thst Tor scry dreced the Sc
crst.ry & Owl and xiAr, Affair." 70 w.ss % Hon john
q TIE action q The Irs,aaure, and bs, ood ready
extend ne ed contemplated BY said .c upon popsr pfoA
escsstary snd Nv essr,s reply are trsnsmtsd % YOU
with thii oocnnsEt also made Inquiries Of numerous
t. pSsYss q Ksnss, end used every means souia Son
mand 70 ascertain ~hsther suoh necessity ext ted
as would ja'siiy shs expead,u,e Of tie apo
my oompAts salisfAciiSn, thai the phn.s aid
Whsch last autumn was % bouaafaiy a.tsad-
~ the charitable dbsry loving ciisens OF ,hs Nora
n;a been amply ,niicisn. 70 .asfs me mmed.s wants
mo- rhcush no parton Of tue ney thus approp ised
nss been expeadd am s proud Of this sct cf benevo
vernoot and shall Aiwsys RENE mber With grsefa e1
uta ion that 'hey have placed hus Tnboy
eae boob too evidence q pa.ny for the % sed
ana destitute sintiIas Of the aggressive spirit slavery
Nothing has pccurrst aariDg tho pss year dim nsh
ehe Indignation ara alarm which grest majority OF the
people OF Vermont haze et II the rapid the
nave and The oxtavng nature Of III deunands
On TIE ocspsy, BY ,ae recsns decson Of the Supreme
Opu o. the ned States In she tate Of D!ei co zoe
Opinions OF the msj1 OF toe jsdges exp esso. by
ehan are 70 be ro0e.res there Ii hts hope lst
thai the spread Of slavery viii be stopped under
BY has decision sIayery no longer sectional ia made
national aud declared 10 be recogni1 by the federal
ossry ssvery into every Territory Of NE ooanY and any
not OF OoDgsos on territory, prohibiting property in
ulAves pronouncea unconstitutional and void This dc
oou CONFLICT with the leg sIasiou OF Jong from he
foundation or the year 1864 ~heu
Ma ffuiS source Of Ill woss the Kansas Neorss
b BILL BY Northern srcaoaery and the nsatsts dem aids
OF he south for enlarged slave market ami
Cd political power, was sprung upon unsuspecttng
people Is declares unconstitutional ths uuerous organic
ac Oo1rcas estabnhpg tho territorial governments OF
INC North aet rerrory or she territories OF indiana T.
nos, Michigan Wisconsin aud Oregon the upro-
ooatF~dots the opinoDs OF eminent statesmen
ana jazs exoressed for long series Of years bo,h IN
CSngrs. ana noT We bench o. the supreme oour. oy
both IRON the North ana tue South, with tc6 single escep
100 q Mr. calhoap deemed In bis hfe time even ~ his
Fellow siayehoiaes ex.roms and ansuca Ia his sup
Port q slavery. In that portion Of tho decision
touching citizenship Of the African racs perverts
nso-y Uacef the ru.,px Of the na,r..y or The cour
she yusson OF territory Will result In the certain
eztonss Of ala m Not even the people OF the Tori
tories Themselves allowed to eScudc avery from
sAeS midst they doomed TO IT. wiInsving curse and
noiwithsapdny the sounding promise In she Kansas and
form and regulate her domestic Institutions in their own
they cannot, while In the feyoria condition
Oh. fne greas lmpF0pAolny That, whon slavery has
onoe planted IT. foot upon Territory, 1t si ever be
abodshed proved by the imp yeuf efforts Of the best
q isens Of the older slave aes 70 rid themselves OF tho
item Of slavery which 10 degrading and Suniug them
M logical results Of this decision are Alarming In tue
exsrcme and my well arouse The free States from their
dangerous apathy. IT. q declared By majority Of the
Court the const riou guArAatees property slaves and
prohibits any Aw interfering with thr right OF the master
= his save, il fa, inference, nos neoessarr CON
cusou thai the Shareholder may for the purpose plea
g7re p7ont, take bis ,hvcs with him In h jeu mays
through The free Stacs asd hold them there, not
wtihstacding the absolute prohibition or slavery by
thetr Avs Bat, fortunately, most Of the ashor-
rent doctrines enunaed BY the majority OF the judges
ectsary 10 tso oessymr at or ths before
them arc therefore mol Clothed with the suthosty OF
law hey have been well and boldly ohara Sserzed By
or the dissenting judges, the oldess member OF the
ooCr The osy surviving aezoclse OF the vencratsd
NarehA, - extra judicial OF binding force
khory sire. when enc OF the J1dge1 Themselves
this Indignant and unqualified language that the peo
pie Of veynoat viii nos quietly scqresoe In uunecss
xy and Unauthorized declaration OF doctrines they have
always oahsi and which they oonscsr hostile 70 the
geuus and spir.t n the republic TO which they beiuac
when II the alarming prostitution OF every department
o. the tonora government 70 The Notorious behesas Of
sAvsry sbal con inne the Supr'ne Court shall declare
Ruthositaivey What they have already foreshadowed
Of slaves and hold ,hem there bis property nos~h-
standing the ssR lutte prohibition OF slavery by their
shtusoa and laws, s then, In ,hs Cay Of the doo Of
she repubEc DO time fer vermoat and her ulster free
tats 10 consider What shey shall take Ia maintain
and erforcc right she has yielded. viii
ndes-hc sbslote and total prohibited Of slavery
wilAn cey borders.