Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-30

that the relation Of and slave is the true relation
Of man. upheld by divine inspiration Instituted Of God,
and approved Of and In accordance with nature itself
The Charleston Mercury far say that II this
was not so, the Abolitionsts right Yes sir. II
staked everything upon the light that had broken in
in modern timcs, which shines ferccly that II has
dimmed and obteraed the Sermon upon the Mount
Yes, sir, this is modern light that has sprung up
since began TO raise the standard Of slavery dcolar
ing that il should dominate over this great nation and
should PROSTATE every other interest II grew up along
with your new territorial doctrines It grew up along
with your bred Scott decision II grew up with your
mcditatcd design Of opening the African slave trade II
is key TO them all II grew as Gotten grows and we
were told here not long since that cotton king and
had dictated this new code Of morals challenge any
Senator to deny that state this doctrine Alright
Is not act that y9q claim that on review Of the
doctrine was that il was wrong in morals and could not
be justified but now you hold the contrary We sir,
adhere 10 the old doctrine We have not seen The new
light that has broken in upon the South We were not
admitted into the great council where the Investigation
was had which resulted In finding that the institution
God "''' "PF'V''N y
L. is true sir that cannot touch the institution with
~ ine oounuarrs OF me states where slavery is establish
ca ny aw iof uerc the Constitution does not enable
% reach IT, | am no more responsible for Il IN your
states than am for in Turkey or any other foreign
country where hear ~ it with regret and where have
nothing 10 say upon the subject; but when YOU under
take 10 thrust IL forth whore b. has mo- f1othnld where
there is necessity that IL shnuld TO- there like Mr.
Way ni kemucky, meet You Co contend inch hy inch
nay, with him in the last noble sentiment that be utter
eq would suffer my arm 70 fan from its socket before.
withmy consent this accurscd institution should invade
ono inch uf territory now free
/ One ,y,rd moro II. 4, ,Io It,, ~ ,,; i,.t N, =
stand here to accuse n ge,,i,s ~, ,' H. u'' =,
the Soutb Win crime I ,c,r- 49, " ~. ,, VI
that Il we regard si,yo,, a., 49,. ~ - ny ,'l
he rights Of men 49,, IA IN , il w
inal NVru sir A. I. ii. t "A ~ w "''n ''ls ii'u
wcrr il NOT N. e,J by ,t c, ~, - ~ ~ 80 4, '3"
ed a necessity do M, t,o,, ~, ,, ' ~ I'M y,
was almost sl,,,t h, go Ky, TO- ~, 1s y
with h.. ,,ill s,y h, II. 80, ~ 49,, i.. vi ~ ~
with H. and never t,dert,L % o., i, f,,i,,f w. t
T surc believing Ia a., t, ,g,,,r. ,,, ~, i.' ~
wronr 10 those whom ,, KIN i ,his i @ % ~ "''I
wish tbat van conld scc tbo i,tt ~ 80 4, III, ~ ~
du not Il is /, matter nj vo,- ,,,, r,, ivy, ~
,,iff An nv o...,i, o., e,,. 'lNa'' you
doubt h, II we had changed places End nv ot had been
cast among YOU, under like fircumsauccs my opinions
nn This subject might bc different. and might De- here
perhaps, A. hcrco "a trc-cater 1 an now defending
against fire. can understand these things aud ] ac-
cuse mo- man.
I'm reading over The Gloie OF ycstsaJ perceive thar
hc Senator from Icuuaase in passing, said fhit
where bad '''ne % gisnmon .p,cch. would ask the
senator 90 what speech De- aiudcs, i'r mot aware
that ever made any disunion speech
Mr ''HNS"N ei tennessee. DO mot know whether
can mnke myself heard distinctly or NOT. being hlarsc
hnt wU tf} i' 90 sa did NOT assume that The Scna-
'oI n4' hAue uaumon speech, but Was summing up
doctrines ana teachings, commencing at pretty carly
period Of the country and bringing them down to thi
"'N that' as hnurhi' would end BOO dissolution, aud
referred 70 speeches made hy the Senator from Massa
.hN'ti au" 10y me senator from Ohio iu which they
hraied ine same doctrines which Thought would re-
,Ni ln dissolution dd DOT mpugn their uut,ts, hit
iii '1f ten'huss would finally result n dissolution