Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-22

proposed 10 establish and maintain in Kansas not
the genuine article, and he would mention two or three
Of what he regarded as real popular sovereignty
In January ITO eighteen months previous TO the Dec
araon Of Independence the people " the State Of Now
Hampshire came together. and. ignoring the King aud
Parliament Of Great Britain altogether adopted writ.
ten constitution cmbodsing the great principles Of civil
liberty. That genuine popular sovereignty Next
the Declaration Of Independence, by which our fathers
declared that hcnccrth they would regard the people OF
England "oncmics in war n peace friends was an
other example u popular Sovereignty
But there is still another instance and ono IN ths MS
tory Of England which he ever regarded with profound
admiration that was, when the House VI Commons, ig
noring the House II Lords an useless appcndago Of
government and ignoring, also, The old doctrine OF regal
Sovereignty determined TO bring King Charles the First
before their tribunal, and Try him as criminal they
did try him, and found him guilty Of hgh crimes against
the State, and for these crimes bis head was severed rom
his body This event had east shadow over ihc croWA-
ed heads Of Europe which las ever since rested on then
and liberty to-day is safer Ia England ihan 10 ihs 'oun
try, ~ consequence 81 that occurrence. AHus"n was
made 10 the remark Of MI B0dcrck, that Mr. bnchenan
and his Cabinet 70 blame for the eNoied state of
Kansas III dsscntod from that opinion. He Thought
that neither the present Executive his predecessor
was the man to guide and control the public events put
they vanes set in high places TO show the direction
Mr. Hale read rom one Of Mr, Buchanan'' former
speeches in which he declancd that "all Chrtsendom
is cagued against the South this question Of domestic
slavery OF COURSE remarked Mr. Hale the south can
have allies except those who are ou Of Chratend2ni.
Gaughtcr) But what does Nv buchanan say IN his
next sentence. rhoy have other allies 70 sustain
their Constitutional rights except The Democracy OF Che
North" Theresa flht Tor you. an Chrsicndom ON
side. and the Democrats qf the North on Che other
lHetriy outhiW-ts NJ laughcrl Ny. Hale proposed
speaking the subject Of the bred Scott decision. bot
before entering upon this branch Of bis remarks 20 Che
suggestion Il Mr. Seward, he gave way TO a moton
which prevailed 10 proceed 90 the consideration OF exc
c9tivc business and the Senate Afterwards adjourned.
HOUSE-Tho Commute 10 Investigate the charges
against members ni scr Of the last House growing
out ~ the MidHcscy Manufacturing Company Tariff
fund announced and consists Of Messrs stanton OF
Ohio, Moore of Alabama. Cunkrl " Pennsylvania
~ f.rar ola assIH tra. ~ NNfUA ftrN
large number VI bills were introduced and referred
Mr.. Humphrey Marsbau Of Ky asked, but failed n
obtain, leave % offer resolution proposing tn amend
mont 20 the Constitution Of the United States, by pro-
viiug TINT only native born citizens and those natural
lied according the general naturalization laws, shall
be deemed qualified Electors under the Constitution
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