Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-12
WHOLE NO. 1852.

sites n the SOUTH and i..,,, f,cel,r, Z, ,bc -r,,
then will admit that there is vitality and mower In
In opinion the ,ti,os NJ tio gontt III H.
Thiry-rhifd Cungrcas .b,vc go, ~ al, n1 NJ iii
gather frc into their own .,-rers " '' ' '
Tho prediction b. hiifiloi ~ rov like pvrcn. the
lhcriln nrfn .oss tbcv av O., ~, f,,,, ,be. , iiid
it is serpent. and pursue. bon mo dav m r,neni
ancc has come upon them much srorcr Than ,ot;iir9t
ed. Instead or decades IL b,. re,,,ir,l Lt IT, cf NON,
tn incucatc tho lesson ,,i., shoid r,t b, f,.,,.,
that wealncs. ranuot Ior.. ,.,'.a,i . . 'I ~ @
muoritios, in thjs frec land ty,onie down nalorss
lf what have esteemed 40 go,t tr,tis ~ rofi;r,,
government arc NOT sheer IT, tbon ou,ttor .ogcrcia
tr, adequately protected viii ,,i,e tbt ,;.i f,d a.
Contdoracy 90 me froo white MAJ, AN 4 ~ t or
slave. This B. now 4eoa AMI s.,,',sf f'riy ~ ~ t V
protected. t is t1 be- rr,,sho1,nt. , ,,r...,.ti. n
legal interference il is 70 be crushed and he bi,brs
plant North is cypcctol to sr,uicscc IL <, 'ii, Nv
A Southern writer In DeBoyy's yvc,tiv pc. .h;,;,
in striking lirht ths in,p,r,,iye ,e.c l, .; @
the South to make Kansas a slave St,te I, Al i,
10 bo the necessity arisinr fror, soif,r,sl, ~, 5
such as aririnaie. tho bi- -6cst i9,, Ia M '1,' ,. u
from the article rof,rrod T., ~ tb. d,,. r... io
1858 '''
"'rhc surrender of t,.,s.s %, ,b, ,...,., ~ ,, -
art, rule under tbo rr ~ ,,r l,'n o' 'n, M VA ia
Territories. without coustit,tio,,l ,.,r,, J t m i
sorp'ou hv ihc non-slaycholdng mower ~ ~ e,r,r,
would mako tho c,ii of ~ ti.ros ro f.s,- .-;. -.
but instant and Imminent py ,to Co.. 5f D. g. 3.-i
the i1uth would become sutorfin,ut aud ft N,,b -
dominant iu ihc Union Nrvor a,ain ir t,. r-n{9r
could thc cquIfriHni Of State r',l, ,,,io,
between the South and enc North be- ei.ber ,,r,,;rI
Zoo restored 20 the scnltc Never arain In fhc linton
could the cuml'ty NJ tho Souh with ,hs Nr i. ,i,h
mautlined n or resfsrrI T., fio u,r. 20 r ,-,,',t.
tivas. $50 further barrier eettli l, ban, ,.t t,,-
either thr aggressive tcrroril ar ,o.,t -,r,itg ~
the North and uic weakened and dimipisbo1 s4rth No
other hulvar could be rasc8 90 larl cbcr hc moral
loyal ana social sys,em Of tbs No5ib rla s.'a ii.c
Hector bound t1 ho cnr VI Achilles vonll soon ho dr,
gl by Che triumphant North around rluel possession,
yaiiuF concueror
"Ihe JOS, ~ Kansas 20 the South would involve the loss
of Missouri and he loss Of Missouri would io.trov be
moral as Nc ns noifi,i prc.tiyo m thc S,p aud in
wade tlo integrity OF tirir ips,ti,n ris r,~,1 ,-
fft, OF Sf,toe' fiL, ,L-t - ;,Is.tI,-i. 'i i. ~
l earthly power can, rr.,or, ami bc i,e,rit, ~ e,,,
Embellishments Tko mo cb,stitg M ,g,,,r oro s,h
ert.d 90 iu,asi1n continues M The will Of ne drsoyler
With aholiYui4ol low, sfreteinr lorr tbc oti or,
boundary Of Nliss,uri and ,he,i,el T,rs r,,crin't
hen ucsfcrn b,tn1try ,rhiif ther r,-eJ ir,, bc+ b
som, through lovi and Kansas from the more inhosri-
table lala anl northern Atlantic rcrinns. coniinuou.
stream of frarian r7dc,s of ,nv so ii ar,i IN bos
regions. nike dccrrincI t b,,ain control N bcr ON,
ernmcut and to estcri the rule of thc majority i'm the
liue of rmaucpltan slave pr,pcrtv In Miso1Ti would
become prccarious En- it tsnro 10 he holden and no
necessity f,f is said or ro,ov,i would a., l ,;so I,
iiav be- l,,ej,rt, .a ~ W ',,'n @ 4, 'e ''l,p' ~
stances in five vo' ,r. Ari .,,-; ii , o. H. . -,
boliing sine Al r'us s sca'. ~ % 3e a a save
sut Abolition iouruals have baor st,rtcd IL, Riss,,ri
anil candidates Tor C,orrrcs, b,. ,,,f,-ioi ,i t, -
cmauci8aHon
''No tho loss Of Missouri ID, thc so,th would i1,o
the os If no Crtt J Cbt di o',i VIZ" M ii''t.,s
and Chiet,s,,, i,,,,t,, w. ,f,;., --.i -, ~
otherwise could be .y o tbo lavehoIipe interests n
hc country and the harmoni1us cguilibru of tho I'M
iDn IL +. known tf,t ,s Crrelg Az, Ctrocs ,tr,bcr
from thirty fo f,r,r tb,,s,rJ fcc III ,b;,,,tg hi I
i.'st @ ten ho,gapd negro slaves. The act as to The
lo,d IN bab r,,or IN sI,,ln, ra.o lme
~ el r; ~ IN p ~ nf.'.., @ " ,, " s."h5
eyp-e.sioo. rhrv have zach n rceni,r o,,cr,,,,en,
with distinct evec,iiye ipdcial ,nd ,j 5,r,'
mcn,. with General common school svsen Win Chris
tnu churches established In many direetions and with
fh- ants of ,re,ri.,it,,ro ,r mech ,os or;i,r,h a.
vcoocd Each "a gradnaIv nror,ri,c, q, catr no iri
A. siaychliiing S,,ts H., ,tb aHIi,;n'i1J K ,'s.i
1pd Missouri alone oir Vo,,bcr Init ,b gnJa,
would be- thrown omen tbrongb which tbc abofon tile