Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-21

So much, Mfr. Chairman, for the comparison of interests between the northern and soutler, people of these United States iu relation to tht
 Americaniznng of Central America.
 come now to discuss, briefly, the power and b,ntf fits of this new mode of emigration
 and Sir. what is it's power? I tell you its pow TT Is greater than that which is wieidcd by any rotentate or emperor upon the face of Gods footstoo!. Ii We can form company, or q number of companies, whch cah control the enl%ration of this country-thr forcig, cmigrn- tiot. and the native cmigratior-I will tell you ST, that that omIaTy 0, those companies, will have morf' power han any rot ntate or. .mpcr- or npoi the ia [ O. tn arlh '; uni that co,n- p"'y ar those ,o'"E9anies. can laugh at politc- ia'Is t!4'y can 1Aug' ST d, tlr President and i'S cahpr.t--as th' Supreme Court or at Goa gfess'; for they caniIot do a.ything. in accor1i- aiire with the Constitution of this land, wlfch Can 'h any way lnt rferr with their progress, or prevent their making cities and states and : naflols wherever they please. Then sir there ca" be no doubt about tine power of this agen- cy which tell you is the right one for us to make us" oi in gettn" Central America, if We want 1t, or Anl ricaIIizing Central America, as we are sure to do
 Now, Mir. Chairman, l have said nothing ahont annrxing Central America to the United States. For mys'l If, care nothing about it and do not know whether the people of the country are ready for that proposition yet think however they would rather annex a thousand square leagues of territory, than to lose single square foot To be sure, sir, we have few men at the North, who honestly hate this Union. will not criticisc their views l will not condemn them for their views. They have right to cherish just what views they please in relation to this question Sir, there are still larger number of sour and disappointed politicians, who tho they do not profess hatred to this Union, do to certain extent, profess great indifference to its continuance. But the great and over whelmIng majority of the people of the North SIT, as a unit, are determined that TO fo, e, in- tcrnal or external, should ever wrest from the jurisdiction of the United States, a single square foot of our territory, unless it first be baptized with blood and fire That is the sentiment at the great majority of the people of the North-that no portion of the territory ! uf th;s government shall ever be released from our possession. We understand that this Union is partnership for life, and that the bonds that hold together cannot by any fatui- ty be sundered until this great government is first extnguished and its power annihiated. That sir, Is our sentiment about the Union. and such may be the present sentiment about annexation. But have no doubt what the future sentiment of the country will be about annexation. 1 have no doubt we will have Central America in this government, and all between this and Central America also
 ! Well, SIT we have HOW come to the grand missionary age of the world, n which we do not Send out preachers alone, p3rplexing pco- pie who are III ignorance and Darbarism with abstract theological dogluas but with the : preachers we send the church, we send the mechanic, we send the school, and the farmer. We send all that makes up great and flourish Ing communities :; we send the powers that build cities We send steam engines, sir, which are the greatest apostles of liberty, that this country ias ever seen. That is the modern Kind oI missionary ein gratioh, and it has won- derul power on this continent, and is desti. e'i to bave on the world, too, for it is just as good agarst one kind of evil as another and il Cali bc d. Well cxcrtcd against idol worship i" il .au"sEan and China as against oppression . al.;! leslot'Sm in Central America
 BGt ", take ti,e countries that are nearest first a.d LOW propose to Hse this mighty pow CT, ii originating natioa in quick time for tctraI America. We read oI q time When a ..a... snail t torn n day" l think it .Iidj Ee s.vac 'a :s'Ile such way as this By tBio ills ;i.Us H tngratlJr, earned on not bv II aei;ar! Pc4e ,loue, unfr.cnded, mel 1H,-.Deiy. s'"". sseai."g away from the iisti- tat.o:.s "i reHs.oG a"d c,Icst,o., himself and ain bu sir, by li,ls mcans Chr. stiani- j. .acIl ,,,.t ..dn II batt. with the pioneer {: 1! -.'s.: 'io tiifst ait, a!ole, bat the offspring "' t:ir;si'als5y, an awakened i,,teI gtnce, and ;:5l sat .i.vc'ioas os which she Is tie mother css .:;. : a!i in' differences between an adyan- cee. a..d cn: giiteneti community, and one iH degfaaat.on and ignorance Sir, in years gone by, OFF emigration has ever tended tow arts Larbafsm. Bat now, by this method, it l, is teudIng to a higher degree of civilization th..s' Vt have ever witnessed. Why, sir, by t.iss plan new community starts on as high pIaHc as the old one had ever arrived at {; and leaving behind the dead and decay ing branches which encuiDbered the old, with the vigorous energies of youth, it presses on and ascends, Sr, snch state will be the state Of Kansas, eclipsing in its progress, all the ,ti.er states Of this nation, because it was colOB.zed iu tn g way The people, in this way have not to serve half century of pToba- ton In standardization. They begin with sc.sooIs and churches and you will see what the fl ct $ upon communities that are so es-
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 His tsi, 4sa. that is tf,e profit of the thing have shown you how efficient it is, and 1 vii HOW show you how the method works to some extent. It is profitable for every one connected with it it is profitable to the peo- pie, waege ta@ eoion.rs gc i; it is profitable tt, s:se people 5f t.sase Colo: ies and it is profit as,se Q Ere company which is the guiding stas s#.l fsftesz hg power oF the colonies. It doe seoa syesywheFe. It soes evil nowhere.
 ST, you cannot rssist a power l:ks this. A