Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-05

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we SEQ mere N'rlh'd one "i the m'N'm' III "e
good book that ''iI communications CORFU" Eo'd
manners Aaron h"tr' '"r "c''E 'u'i'''' "' w
signs now openly "h'"c'''o' was "lN'" from '..'''-
~ ami he became "andrrcl III the country al
which he was once high officer lie had talents,
cultivated taste. many scutlrimnly qualities and
som" streak, Of philanthropy, hut all these awaited
not against the verdict Of society liut change
has come over the spirit of oar dream. They who
advocate the right of state to cgalihc oppression
are treated with Difference aud man that openly
ayow- q determination to organize and lead ON an
expedition against pcaccablr cislbors /, hurdcncd
with public honors: and all thi. without much re-
gard to any personal qualifications. Thi. Hero Of
Fillbu.tcri-,n t.ot luom. up before the nation, it
would seem i, an nrrmt lnavc a poltruon Of the
lowest order q coward and villain, aud yet he is
hailed with an cutnu .ia.n but little short Of that
which grateful nation bestowed on the generous
and heroic Lafayette,
earnest thought and serious determination t" i"'t
out the evil before it be too latc-heiore false rrn-
c'Ples nave done their work OIL rum anu .n' ''''
refuge oil freedom mas nee" "e'"'''' "'' ""' j,
neeueo- '-'"ous"' ANU "''''"''''"'''" '"' -''''
MASSES VI 'nc P''l''' NV '"''t
ia tbo, ,hc, IN, ;ndnccd ,o act and net in unison.
The cfrontcrv Of these advocates of evil could be
slenced almost instantly. if the nations voice. in
its strength, could be heard. How inconsistent,
that in almost every day, in Congress, the nation
must be insultcd by the ranting of some green horn
in the culogics of Slavery This ranting might be
passed by with sheer OF contempt were II not i'f
the fact that indicates settled purpose IN highcr
places, by more gifted minds to strike down tho
arm Of Liberty every where and 'naugurate Sy'-
tom OF arl't'cracy on the ruins oi irce institutions
since tho Gays o' '"'n'u"' = ne-uo''''"' '""'
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riotic man considers the extension OF slavery ma
tional benefit Notat alt hrainle'' lew 'i
whom Brooks and hcitt ami "artreIl are specimens
may court uotoricty by saying so, but the more
should men who urge on these puppct, know better.
The cxpanation of the secret is this. The War
wick. of the south nave discovered that by con-
centr,tin, tho povcr Of tho Shareholders thew can
control the conduct Of every a.pirapt for pre.iden
tial honor. and make him their tool, II was on
,li. rrin,r. that C,lb,,,n ,ros influenced to makc
fine Lold dc,n.nd in favor or the macmillan in.titu.
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turn Tree constructor 50 'ha' at least he might
have kept the word OF promise to the ear Had he |
the boldness OF the true Napoleon or the scared
conscience OF the counterfeit he might bear his
imposing form aioit ana oiu cehsure 40 It's VERT
nu' ai"s' poor man. ne Is he''her ana hehco inc
awh"ardhe" oil SITUATION "here the blows oi
Douglas ana the trembling oi ms body guard tell
upon his ialtering spirit
The friends of Freedom have higher service
than that Of saving rotten politician from the d.
lemma OF his own chosen situations 1t is that OF
saving the Constitution from injury 10y his apostacy
They are called on to resist the Introduction OF the
most dangerous principle that has been attempted
since the formation OF the Government 1t Is not
whether state snail he admitted with black
Constitution which the people have IN the free ex-
orcse OF their political rights ordained but "heth
er black Constitution shall be toyced upon sove-