Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-12

and liberty there may be- De rescued from danger through
its free exercise Popular sovereignty is epic Of two
parts. Part the first presents freedom in Kansas lost
Part hc second. II YOU will consent 90 write 10, shall
Dec freedom in Kansas rceaIuod IL is ON this ground
that hail the eminent Senator from Illinois, Mr. Doug
as and his associates, The distinguished Senator from
Mchigau. mir stuart and the youthful but most brave
Senator from California, Mr. Brodcrickl The late Mr.
Clay told that Providence has many ways of saving
nations. God forbid that should consent 20 freedom
wounded. because my own lead or even my own agency
rate with these defenders NJ This sacred cause u Kan
sas, and win award thcm all due praise when we shall
have been successful for their large share Of merit IN It's
dcliycnuce.
win You tell me that it is difficult 20 induce the Senate
and The House of Representatives 60 take that short back
ward stcpi On the contrary the hardest task that an
Executive dictator ever set, parliamentary manager
taken. Let the President take off hshaud, and the bow
bent 80 long. and held 20 IT'S tension by hard press
ure will rclaV and straighton itself at once.
Consider now n You please. the consequences Of your
refusal lf YOU attempt 90 cocrcc Kansas into the Union
under ihc lcc,mpon Constitution, the people Of that
territory viii resort to ciyil You pledged 90 put
down that revolution by the sword VIII the people lis-
ten to voice amid the thunder Of your cannon Let
put one drop Of Mc blood ri free citizen be shed hCrc
N lnr lc1cra' army aud the countcnancc NJ every rep
rcscni1tyc OF Free Sntc n either House of Congress,
viii hnnch. and Dis tongue will refuse 90 utter Che vote
necessary to sustain Che army in thc buchcy Of hs icl
Practically you have already one intestine and Terrific
utl "ar,--t "tr against NIigham Young u Utah. Con
you carry two nuI cnn6no the stf. within thr Terri
tories Can You win both wise nation will never
provoke more than ONO cncmy 90 one time know that
,ica6ic factions. editions Answer me- tbree 5De.tis
Arc fbry moi ,9rity and so r,ci,ind i, ne ,crl
off Kar.asP 7. nh flfs quarrel fr mo iiebt Of ,rr
np themselves conceded bv tbo Felrrai Cfptifut,,
o. the tyranny VI forcing hateful Government upon
them. less t1Iarnhlc than f.re. .,rs ir,.t an IA r,J
of tra pr five cants .fau. 1uf, o is.o,v ,,,s
You s1y chat thcy cam an moo mis- r1co,tt, Co,,it
tom when t shan once ba,a boeu forced uon tbo,r Tt
20 Do abandoned now Whit ru,r.rt, ..,r ,o,, .iyl ",
aainst your own Intervention 40 rrr,ent ib,t 6tr.
chau-c3 What security cam Won .i,o fr ,oYr own al
hcrcucc 40 the construction III M Cor.t,t,ti,r ,bi.h
,nu aiont from cgurdicur, To- drvs yVh,i b,ffer d.
Constitution thfu y-l4,, 81 cornor,lf II 10 mas l
forced 1u State f1 1ay ana r.iea,rl f' tuo-rov ir
dcr1entuu OF It's own cNrrcss inhibition
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"' t.iH'Hi Do could 20 an suppose it desirable
PN'" 'o c'ftr hg hcldol slave Iahor, and of trc-
h'auE sway iu This Republic. should nevertheless
ut lis wise q" follnquish thc effort t1 sustain
lA'.It DO Nmrnh The question in regard o that rrr-
r1ff hls risen from private ono about slavery o doc
. t,rar 'P }op n41o e'sn ,ans. WilI you 20 ON
believe, SIR 20 SOME c,tcf in tleis..hrr,i,I ttoor,
think there are regions l,rinnn, at tbo nc Nor1
91 f' ,,''in9g -oahT2ra, whore gyy w die
tropics and TO same czrot u5,tv,rI NJ t,on, ,,l,
I'cs Tong. wd g. hard TO rNtpatc. Bot cannot and
mr Norb fnt I, 4' n3y {,r, t3oi 80 10 sioo