The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-29

votes lui N road ltll 'rfcE white mole prr
Don uf twenty ono lrHrs 0Id Wi upwards,
ihrrp comes Boo lEH residence qaa'.At. iinuI
at0H Ll as.mfa .nn.Nu nni"r u4.I
cl1tI ni such uquhDwI in-Fa rr, iHa hft
ltpirlaiuro m.pLi aIIoW negroes in vote, iar
ury we're upt forbidden,
llc aas boo Lragruvnrtn about iIe t.mr
his fIlerh 1850 made, aud, seeing lAu report
utii ,ui hr lluald, called thn attention 40 sg-
,cul 90 Judge JDHrTous friends tD ,t, sup
puf.ug lhat tlr report hnl been, perhaps.
rDiuud 10 suit iho views ~ che lcHou which
luat paper Uprrnis-ihu Euldrr-ltuiuHu
faction of thr democracy 20 ul hu found thai
tho report was correct lie must sag ihlt
be considered that portion OF Johu.tnns
tIccch relating Go the subject nt suffrage ar
unworthy tho mau either a, lawyer, 1000 ra-
Judge Dt lhp Territory, nr. aa % candidate iur
% responsible office boz flr GIN ui tln people.
lie did NOT SOS lh.s IN iujurr that rrnrIumluh
prospects for lhr office t0 which Boo Dad been
dominated, but be did bold chat IS man sc0f-
ing that position should lHkr.a aiI open uud
manly course and NOT resort tD suuhpms aI
rMualla us lhiss The Governor then won't
into nu elaborate discussion ui chat article of
thc Constitution showing m0st couCurtr},
That, under lta provisions, 900 negro rYtA Doe
allowed Go yQr. The miserable snphau.rs
ui Johnston and Che democratic press, were
N'"'l''fr'} WV. '' f'' l'''. "'..' '.r PIT.
propositions Of lhc speaker, Ito uryt uI,a-
urd a. trm4l. suffrage, expressing thr Dp,u-
luu lhli females were not, 100 hlI been hup.
posed, allowed 10 vote even lU school matters,
uut that the provision ~ the Constitution ou
That subject eohlslgpNira mr'ep me ,lpoy-
ment Of equal privileges ~ the schools them
''l''s ny ""lN "''., WV ''p,'," nc wa,
'o' s"t'' "D"',' ~ Il'' " ""'l" =" '''N E''"'
H''iofluh' l." ,n' h''l' o''n " "' W"'",''
- N'ie.P,'Wl,''N !" nN'' W." 'p'Ig ~ ",.
"t"'IHF "' "'"N' ~ 'N'" '"'''''" !"
''1uu''
y nae b''h ehNR'I hN 'he 'N'in''' OF 'N'
Yhsu'g"'h 'uu'i u'''' u. prov s''h''' '.l''
." e.u"I' l' w"-A"t ,"'h'" '''' 300 '"'
u'n'N', "' we ''"""' ''"'' g," nv I'd. ''.'
w." WIN N""' r.''.h '"'F ''" lN
u'",''"'} u' ''""'" " ','f' B" '". a.N'''
i'""' "nN 'u'! o"f'' zoe u was N"+ we p".
I'l ~ lht 'lnle /" ,'hh.tN h'l v"l''Nn 'i lH'
shiIuIru Wllmn U' h",l"l" perpetual 'tN"-
lls'i ~, % Al""-l Als2 w ''' '-'.'.h ''''l
'r'""h9 '"'l N'IL H'i'N'H Z" hhNl, y" -tl't
tehoul luhd' II cld ny no means INH"W lNl
'he hl't e"l"i'u n"l NoN'H niece, ,'l'If 'ii
ulon the same bruch VAN Your children ana
n''he' or lh't ne 'h'9'd or 'p m..eh biFh'"
lhan 'hem aa TO """H az me "'"" ~ ~, ''"'S'
Sr he m"ur ""n" 0t' "'"t hr was
l'U'eN} ,"'Iug 10 'r''p 'h"' W"Ut' 20 I'D,
-i4.I-l --'-l ~ 90 lll
n"u no Halu1 'ha' 'n mailing lh' hlh9,I laws
'"'I N""'" ''''"'", '' Wv ""N'N''NNN'' 'rh.
"u'hte S' ''ilu'""''N '"" l'v't"' ''in."n"
'e'0u'' ''' "".' u"' 'r'''' '"''''"' "'
81! 81 "'b'''' 800 '"' ''''''N ""' "''' ''t
......, a.. ,......
ne nv" assure" 'N' u'n'< ''1' " was
u""'sp W u'N"' "pV"'."o" &" tue 1""Pu'n "'
me : "nN''"u"h parry ',r"q, ana mat '"'l
won't" Vr 't'''h ON ~ ~" 'n' Interests r'
WV ''l''"'F ''I'''" WV """I'W" "' wv
'"'su'uUoU' re U"'," ''V v''"'l OF 'h'
n"''""' N"nA''""u"' ""''" nav uC," "A"'u,
"'e WIS VIZ '""''" "''' "i'H ~ N'' AH"u!u
"' 'VJcet,"' We N""" H'','u "''oI' ,He "uIi"
IN NN~''' '''''N'' "N"''"H P"p''' """ui'
!" H,"'' "P"" '"'"' W F"''' IH'''l" '''
o"uiu not consent 10 pace ourselves ln ihal
u'U'uu'' nc N'''' ana ESSEN 'l'' FEATURES "I
t"', I'"'H''" were ,'E.' aug E"""' LN'N
hau uelh more oW'I"oeg''', ana lh"''
""y,euonN "o' WA" U' N"'"''' Tt''' '''"'' sup
l't''" J" ''"" s'' "''u' GAYS 10" u H'y"II
y !" '"' '"" N'"''," "'" "'Wl" ""'''''
non Ia Il' s'''-- t1 'l5 features
J." tH' 'SPHu ''''' '' WI, IN 10 "'' "'," "'''l''
ne 10" u" U"H"' ""ul .g''" '"'g"'" ''f""-
means "uulu nlN' VOC" '"I IT, nc supper
'eu u n91 w, my '"t rev ! "'S"' nave "'o"
pntuts ou' because ne n'",N,' '"t interests
ana uiBh'tl OIL t"t l''P'v %, N'"A'' require"
s""l INC sup "' a'''c '"""'" 't '"'"'"'''''I
"Un'hea'
nc governor ",~ pI"'t'"'d l' ma 'At'hh
co eIhHH'T"'"h oI '"e present tl"'us ol i.
"uc"l ptieNih Kansas lIr alluded Co. Ne'
acton OF me democrats nt lteum'th ana "
p'He' ana 20 'ht '", 'h't lhrN had 'nlrtpoia-
yea INTO inc "e,i'rg'''n OF popular sovereign
~ aS contained Iu ihc cincinnati phuoTmthe
''ea mat 'ne people "' territory were to frame
ana control ih,ir ON" institutions only when
'"ey came 10 ialh,' state constitution and
n q a1
popular r'\'Ie'Eu'Nr''s To- oc really 'ree 900
determining Their o"n institutions when 'ra-
m'ng state government they must have
h'en ire' ~ the Inflammation OF those instr
tu'lonN WINE territory u u was only when
forming state government that the people
'ou'u choose 'he'r institutions then u ih"ic
were slaves enough {" people the tr'rio'iro