Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-03

Nhc sentiment Of the savehOldug States. This admitted
revolution In the sentiments Of the people OF the south
Mas wrought the change in the policy Of the slave stafe
and Of the Government now SO unrfisAkthy manifest
How aid the sloveholding CAS-. "A mere handful Of
IN this nation 81 rw,ay-sx million frccmonwork this
change in he policy Of the nation change which the
sense OF justice, the love OF liberty the humane aud
Christian sentiments Of the age, condemu How did this
SNAIL ana so fr as numbers are concerned, insignihe
ant class OF Shareholders achieve the councils Of Re
publican American an influence so potentalf
This sayeholding class which shapes and 70 HONS n
It's pleasure the policy Of the General Government was
borne ntu power by the Democratic party; and e is this
day upheld in power By the Democratic party Ac4uiI-
ing the asccndency in the Demooratc party his priv
eyed class has imposed IL hhcfu dogmas ur that par
", compelling to carry its flag, to tight rs battles and
TO bear the orushH ghurdcn Of is against the rights
of human nature. Democrats Of the free shtes, men
born undet The inspiring Influences Of free institutions,
taught In free Schools Instructed in free churches have
during the last fhcct wars, borne the banners n slavery
extension and oea ingorousy fallen under the consum-
ing wrath Of betrayed and ind gnan people. The Dem
ocracy Of tht North is much the instrument Of the
slave power, for extending, unfolding aud perpetuatng
human slavery In America, Is the army Of The hmpe-
ror o Austria IN maintaining his desoc rule Ia Hunga-
md Nenciia.
Senator Wilson here sketches the inconsistencies Of
the Democratic policy towards slavery IN the Territories
during the last ten years The exposition, though graph
&c, may he omitted without impaiHng the force Of ihe
main argumcntl
tinc that tho people Of Territory lcgsatc against
slavery and the acceptance Of the dogma th1i Ho Con
sutution protects slavery property in me letores
and the leaders Of the Democracy Of me Nor,h IN us
chamber, with two three exceptions, accept ths new
creed which makes foot Of the territories o tht re-
public slave soil. The acknowledged chiefs Of the slave
power are demanding national slave code for the Ter
ntoies and already the aspiring leaders Of the Democ-
racy Of the North arc fastening 10 give assurances that
they prepared acquiosce In that extraordinary de-
mand. The chiefs Of the slave propaganda turning
their ushl eyes TO Cuba Central America and Mexico,
for territory in which plant slavery for they hold that
in vhaovcr territory acquired % be acquired the dag
Of The Union waves slavery FOR tho African, aud not ifce-
dom for all men, is inscribed its folds The senator
nom Mississippi (Mt Brown one Of the Acknowledged
leaders o. e slaNchoong class. declares 20 h' e'nsuiu-
cnts, with iraukucss that marks his character:
81 rant Cuba; want Tamaulipas Potoi, and one
or two other Mexican stairs, and rant them ell for the
for tie planting and spreading OF sifrcyy.
And footing In Central America viii powerfully aid us
In acquiring those other States Yes, paHt these coHa-
t,es for Uc spread of saroy would spread the hlcss-
ngs " slavery like Me Religion Of onr D'tine Muster,
TO the uitcrmost ends Of me earth and robclous and
wicked the Yankees have been, r0ad ertcaa NsrcH
10 than"
rhcse dreams or empires r which 20 plant slavery. On
the minds % the leaders Of the slave propaganda, and h
President, In asking authority To nerch The army into
Mexico and the Senator from Louisiana (Nr Sidcll in
pressing his Cuba scheme are acting In response these
ideas u conquest and acquisition. Ur 10 this hour the
slave propagands have never made requisition upon
the Northern Democrats which has not been complied
With although many Of them have scaled their ready SER
Witty with political martyrdom.
Sir 70 arrest the aggressive policy o the slave propa
ganda, which is pctvcrting the Constitution suhvertng
the institutions disturbing the reposc ofhc county cue
dangcrine hr stability Of the Union and bringing
proach upon the American name; and to restore the
Government 20 the policy uf is ilustrious f1unders
organization has been formed which calls itself The Re
publican party This party which embraces in It's organ
frermcr rr,rii,ns no c,, dr,inc. +, nonoei no now
experiments Upon the great aud overshadowing qucs-
ton NJ vcry In America the Republican party accepts
Inc dortrires ~ no uovo,i,,ri f,thrre ~ thc Noh
and Of Inc south The Rcnublican party sees as Wa,h
inrtou saw "he direfd affects y d1rery- believes
Tntbc, N,,tjr ,b n, :. sL-c, fs o,,,i,,, MN ~
genius Of rfpn5hcdHis " with Madison. that siarcy
AMI ,fpou a eoD5fry fieJ rim sl,r,, ~ Win Monroe
fhat s7rery has Bcsyed mon he rerg rii,l Of he
IA, cr,,eg Conc,tfgg,, In fbcsr opinons Of these n
ius,rious n yots And s,5tcsmen Of Inc south the Re
,hWc' ,y ,onosos IN nrcscry, the vast ,erritoriai
possesson. ihe Republic tom the direul effects Of
nj " Jresdfl clar,,,'' which "has nreyrd uuon the
vals Of the Union BY applying to aud cngrAing upon
those crri,oria these words snrer, shIH
be Ayp IN ronrvgn Northumberland which came from
tho non of JrHeron were rnboded In the ordinance Of
i7sP . ~ ed m ey fo, ~ Inc v;r,in sods of The
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Joc,,nr Nc ne,ocrary reneaed me prohhition Of Ala
ycrv i'm Kansas and Nebra,ka and resss all Congress
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In those T,ritoies ess territo acts 10 prohb sla-
yery And tiovcrnmcnt officials veto their enactments-
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