Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-07-30

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eontessos tnat Scntjot,,
coeyal with the country itselr Int IL 10 a"Iv
as fpmented bv Anti-sinyerv extension that
he finds them dreadful when south Caro-
lima threatened disunion unless the Tariff of
the marty to which Mr. Cbontc then bclonrcd
was modified. did he think it necessary for
the Protectionists to surrender their policy?
There is not and there never WINS. anv marty
numerically considerable at the North.
in favor of disunion Were bomilies on
fraternal concessions tbe tbinrs to beal
this breach tbe South ;s tbe Gttipg nlacc
for their delivery. but month cline. hdwcv-
er useful to stick slirbt matters together. is
not the cement with which confederacies are
bound to n common centre. There must he
tbo ,,rov;t,t;on Of ntorost nc ,rolI nc of honor
and dnty We wonder tLat tI,n ,'r,IIcI raso
of Sc,ti,,d and En,,l,nd did r',t uccur to
y, VI 'cV'iaiiu anu EnShihu ulu n?l oct"r W
M'' Shoa'c III speaklhg upon t.l9 Poiht'-
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Y coh'eih hPtuous' ior nearly c1h."ry'-
Twice since the union, the land OF cakes mas
been in rebellion but as long as pound
Scots was only twentieth part of a pound
English,-as long as the treasury was filled
chiefly from south tho Twood and fine sons
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u pooi anu Plouu oco'tisn iailus couiu iilaNei
siV'einS ao'Siuo1ioi' iloih i''I"s io"S do
plaoe was d 20 oe won ana nopet LOT loL-tnere 1lp
and n1 Fsa ,Iod o mi, ai.nod,, j.; th L o"uo
anu Esau quarrelled already IN the WOMB,
y
brother can get the elder brothers portion,
and simple Esau hunts his whales and pierre
es his untrodden forests, content with his
mess of pottage.-honestly abiding by his
bargain, though little puzzled at Its
terms,-we think that fratrcide, or the
sincere thoughts of it, is very far of.
We should be glad to extract some passages
of peculiar force and beauty,-such as that
where MIR. Choate rebukes the undue hast" OF
retormers, and calls to mind the slow deve-
lopment and longevity OF states and ideas
But our duty is the less pleasing one OF point
ing to some OF the sophistrles OF the argum-
ent and some of the lll-advised ebullitlons OF
the orator. We leave his exegesis OF ''Render
Ito - rnsarm to answer itself but what can
W "E.'o .nn.' ,'''' '"se in taste, in tenn
p',, ~ -V"''" ,
tneie Is o.ie y, Ii anu 1ni.ioisi
Si.temnered and ambitious morally which saws
civil prudence is no virtue. There is philanthro
py,-so it calls itself lf-pedantry, arrogance, folly,
cruel y, impousness l call it, fit enough for
pulpit, totally unfit for a people,-ft enough for
apTsaehsr' totally unht Tor statesman. ,
Inii'h VI ~ '-h' enough ior "t' Angus
lilc anu o'' rlaic's: l'o tlien.ioh NJ Greater
halhGs') he enough ior layior ana barrow
Rrohanon aeo or anu reheioh' po' no' ioi -hr'
In onotbcr mace Mr. Cbootc so,,s :. thar
evan tbo lauFPbter of fools and madmen,
I;ttle ministers, little editors and little poli
ticinns, cau inaict the mosouito-bite. not
donn hut SINGING ;, As this is one Of the
hcst Of his sarcasms. we give it the adyant-
ase Of the circulation of the Atlantic.-ccne-
reus and tidal circulation. as he himself
mirbt call il We do not think the mos
mifo imnce newt we remember. the edi
tor Of the Bunrtown Copperhead uses it
weekly agoinst {. our pitiful Contemporary.
thouab t5a notion IF n mosmitolbite in
aicted by n LAUGH is original with Mr..
Tboote Unless Iord Costlercagh NAV have
used it before. But we would seriously ask
Mr., Cboate who the bic ministers Of the
country arc if the Beecbcrs. if Wnvland.
park Rusbnell Cbccver. Furncss. Parker,
IIedee. Bellows. and Huntington are the