Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-21

slave state than Georgia or South Carolina. There is
mo c,re nom this conclusion And This is lust what
was designed by This mode " submission. This was
fair submission of tho Slavery question, was it}
sas whether DO should he slave state not And yet
Che President VI ihc United States aHr1nts Che iutclt
/ gcncc and the common sense of the American people,
when ho says, u bis special message That this "pcsrnt
ed imr opportunity ~ the people o Kansas 10 u,,iue
This exciting question IN their way but that they
refused 70 exercise this right Sir the President knows
every senator here knows every man Of common intel
hgcncc IN the community Knows not only that the Con
situation in form submitted 20 the pco-
pic ior ratification OF rejection but that The question OF
S'0reIy itself was NOT submitted 10 them. The mode VI
submission did admit of any vote against thc Con-
stiuou Of any vote against SarcrV in the state,
just exists there now and where the President says
Il exists Just much it does ia Georgia South Car
oliua Whoever asserts that the slavery qucstuu
fairly submitted to the people Of Kansas or that the
I question whether should be "a slave State free
State was submitted 40 tbeu an ALTO use the mdost
form Of oxpres.ion--cn'irey mistakes the fact and
though he may deceive himself De makes quite too large
dram upon the crciulity or the Ignorance Of hc public
people could testify thcr d.approval and their ahhor
renee Of the whole thing except by refusing vote at
an ON the Dist of December They NOT allowed 20
vote against IL they could not, in consccnce vote ior
30. there was therefore uo other course icf for them,
but 10 decline voting altogether on that occasion. In
this way they manifested their most emphatic coudcmua-
lion of h. ana of the insolcut ohicanery hv which bald
naked protoncc that the slavery question fairly SUBJ
miticd s ser up, whom in truth even That partial SUBJ
mission was never made And nov this niece Of uselrry
IS claimed and Is especially plead as fulflmont Of Tie
most sacred pledges ever given hv men in high life
in low lifc that the lccompton Constitution should be-
submitted 20 a fair vote of tle peoplc So no wonder
the people Vt Kansas feel udigtut aud OUTRAGED ut
base BETRAYAL No wonder mo p,orlc M over Tho aou.
try are aroused to INDIGNATION ana arc oihcrinq 1rat-
er Boo vas. ,.ser zoos d, ,i,e rt,ostl. Do tfrir irr.
uaut rrltosts I'm thunder foncs at,it tc ronuirna-
ton of This prcat vtnY and trcaey toward Che people
of Kansas Sin mo ,,rthouaLc ,li,o of indfruaut and
insied n,ti,'s stcro ,.ttc d. already bc.nninr fo
break tino ,out a,r and 4. limo n, ho r,ry doors of
tho Caui5i f,tf1 ,c.,tirt aV,it4 those who shall
1isrori WI tb.s, t,rf. ,t,.,ls Tbe, ra1o forth from
! ,b,. 1est,' .,,,ii.,. k,,t NJ ~, ir,,,s,I ie.i,Io
p.t N, '7t., ,t ,.t,, f..,, IN Tho dYt,iirfty
,l az ,- t.. Xxx t,,, i.1 ,.-..t.aeI .Yi,r t,,.
I ,.,,i. ~ r.., ,,it,.t,odi,., a.. C,nvcutof rt-
] fi ii, t,. f',.,,,ti', ,r .,, p-rf az ~ 40 a
I f,. ,..f w. Moi. t,... i,i .,,,5n III ,4,,rts an
. ,. .l I'D ..i., 40 ne ,'tl. ,,ie, moon,
, r 4,, f.t E, tb, i,,t ,,,,a, t. subject Vc,rc
,tl.5 a. I, i, r o',,, q, ,,,,l ~, tie i,,,,,o,,t
.it.,f mr.. i,,.,~,,,.,,l III In t, i,.r
,tsrd ,,,,,,, 10 m ., mist er,i,i, ,,,,,r o ,,,, ,
,i,n...n, i,i,restl, IA raIst 6'ticr rerrior.s al
/ ,ior,i,, ,,l ,,. d.-,i, ,, ,i C.,.,i,,,,,, i,eif
,, r,, ft 81 r,,,,-, 49, ,f' o.,.i,.r .ic, tbe
',,f. ,f 49,. r. 1 a., ,i .i,.,...t 3D.. .,..,.,,
n,J .a.,,'. = - ' ~ i, . A.. ~,
| ID, thc XIII J ' , ,i, i-., ,i ,-
/ l.,',, Tx, W. .''t, i ~. H. t'i - ~
a., 49, -, ',,,,. I ,., - ,t., H.. . ,..,.t..l
- i.h.t a. ~, , 49, , s
/ f1i W., "a vi t.' W i".F i3 a. W
, Is d, 'l', l '.''' '', . ,'' N.Y.
49, XIV n'" to.ti
, ~, 10y '' w. a." 'J'i | t.J
f H. l , I W, III ta. a.
I N.Y. ' '., i a - w